Glade Valley Lions Club Holds Sixth Annual Charter Night
The Glade Valley Lions Club of Walkersville and Woodsboro celebrated its sixth annual charter and ladies night at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbane drawing 167 attendees. Representatives from 65 clubs including New Windsor Libertytown Unionville Frederick Thurmont Union Bridge Westminster Myersville and New Oxford Pa attended. A triple decker birthday cake from Glade Valley Bakery marked the event with Rev Francis Reinberger delivering the after dinner speech on kindness faith and friendship. Local Hood College figures led dance demonstrations and musical entertainment capped by humor from Lions Stull and Slugger.
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Glade Valley Lions Club
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Peter Pan Inn
New Windsor
Libertytown-Unionville
Frederick
Thurmont
Union Bridge
Westminister
Myersville
New Oxford
Glade Valley Bakery
Marion Smith
Hood College
Dane McCarrell
Lois Hill
Nancy Campbell
Edna Bell
Cardwood
Earle Biakeslee
Lion Charlie Stull
Slugger
Ber- Ren-McCarthy
Lorraine Ilan
Phyllis Rutherford
Massey Roe
Roe
Hagerstown
Honper
Lions Ward Stauffer
Cash Smith
Frank Higinbotham
Charles Stull
George Cleveland
Post Office Reform Urged To Preserve Service And Cut Waste
The piece argues against reducing mail delivery to save 35 million dollars, urging Congress to adopt Hoover Commission reforms. It favors a businesslike Post Office, hiring for merit, charging fair rates, and government subsidies only if policy requires, claiming savings would exceed current cuts without harming service.
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Congress
Donaldson
Post Office Department
Hoover Commission
Post Office
Bold French plan for closer Franco German ties gains praise
The French proposal for closer relations with Germany is hailed as a bold, imaginative move toward European rehabilitation. It is seen as a potential solution to harness German industrial power under international control to boost Europe’s welfare while reducing threat to peace.
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Germany
United States
Europe
Russia
Acheson
Bevin
France
Public Job Tenure And The Civil Service Paradox
A discussion on the difficulty of removing incompetent public servants despite merit based hiring. The New York legislature considered a bill for formal trials before removal, but Gov. Dewey vetoed it. The piece argues excessive protection for civil servants impedes accountability and wastes taxpayer resources.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewer
Bible Thought And There Appeared An Angel From Heaven
A cryptic religious snippet notes an angel from heaven strengthening a figure in Luke 22 43. The text then muses on life’s guardian angel, suggesting the angel often stands above human struggles yet looks down and will soon hover nearer to Richter.
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Ut Richter
Saath
Vatican Holy Year coins approved by Holy See
The Holy See authorized Vatican 1950 Holy Year coin issuance with nominal values of one, two, five, eleven and one hundred live, bearing Pope Pius XE1 on one side and the opening of the Holy Door on the other. The Q and A format includes other historical inquiries and answers.
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Vatican
Holy See
Local items from the news May 20 1900 rural mail service June 1
Rural free delivery is expected to begin in the Emmitsburg district around June 1 making it the county's first area to receive the service. The Emmitsburg town board has elected John T. Long as president Oscar D Frailey as clerk Victor E Rowe as treasurer and Michael Hoke as street commissioner. Charles Pickett, son of Wm W Pickett, received a shell-filled box from Charles H Snyder of the U S Alliance, shells picked up at Santa Cruz and the Barbadoes. 125 excursion tickets to Hagerstown were sold in Frederick. 85 Baltimoreans visited Frederick. Stewart P Dean of this city, a Baltimore Dental College graduate, passed his licensure exam.
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Feenmitsburg
Board of Town Commissioners of
Emmitsburg
John T. Long
Oscar D. Frailey
Victor E. Rowe
Michael Hoke
Charles &. Pickett
Wm. W. Pickett
Charles H. Snyder
U. S. S. Alliance
Santa Cruz
Barbadoes
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore Dental College
County Board urged to fund county Dental Clinic
Twenty years ago the county commissioners were asked to appropriate 2500 dollars annually for a permanent county Dental Clinic for school children. In Blue Ridge League action Frederick edged Waynesboro 2 to 1 in 14 innings after a 0-0 tie through 12. Norris tripled in the deciding run. Lillian Wachter of 13th Street was bitten by a dog on North Bentz Street on the way to school. A covered bridge crossing Ling anore creek on the road from McKaig to the National Highway will be torn down and replaced with a modern iron structure purchased for 2000 dollars.
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Frederick
Waynesboro
Norris
Lillian Wachter
Thirteenth Street
Bentz Street
Linganore Creek
McKaig
Washington Daybook on Asia policy and rail talks
President Truman plans long term world peace aid while facing critic concerns on Asia policy. A Nebraska congressman to whom readers turn questions a device cost in military newsletters. Arbitration over the four road strike prompts debate on the Railway Labor Act and diesel cab safety. Cherokees explain their name Ani-Yunwiwa meaning real people.
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Asia
State Department
Europe
Greece
Turkey
China
Far East
United States
Southeast Asia
Department
Washington
Marern
Brotherhood
Union
Congress
Globe Lynd
Wedding of Miss Jean Audrey Waleam and Willard Carl VanSant
Miss Jean Audrey Waleam married Willard Carl VanSant in St. John's Catholic Church Frederick as Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning officiated. The ceremony featured a satin lace gown, long train, halo veil, and bouquets of white rosebuds. Attendants wore aqua and peacock blue satin. reception at Hotel Frederick. After June 12 they will reside in Mt Airy apartment. The bride is Frederick High School graduate. groom attended Mt Airy.
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Jean Audrey Waleam
William J. Wilcam
Frederick
Willard Carlton VanSant
James R. VanSant
Alry
St. John's Catholic Church
Joseph F. Thorning
Mary Margaret Zecker
Burkittsville
William J Wilcom, Jr
Betty Ann Wilcom
Glen T. Albrecht
Vienna
John M. Ronan
Washington
van Sant
George Sheetenhelm
Clifford Hyatt
Sunhiv
Gino
Gordon Sheetenhelm
Blair Yarrington
Brunswick
Charles Byerly
Dana
Westlake
Mt. Airy
Frederick High School
Strayer Business College
Veterans Administration
Mr. Airyough
Picnic To End A U W Activities At Hood College
An old fashioned picnic marks the final A U W meeting of the year on May 23 at High Knob with officer elections planned. Hood College events include alumnae social plans for commencement weekend, a June 2 swimming party, and a luncheon花 flowers committee details.
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A. Alu. W
High Knob
Marion MacPhail
Frederick
Elm Street
Hood
Alumnae Association of
College
Lawrence Baldwin
Ned S. Zeiler
Coblentz Hall
William Be, Trail
Robert McCutcheon
Robert Marsh
William Thomas, Jr
Mary Grace Helfenstein
Local Ceremony Attended by Regional Guests
Relatives and friends from Washington Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Massachusetts Flanders Baltimore and Rhode Island joined the ceremony and reception.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Massachusetts
Flands
Baltimore
Rhode Island
First Entries In Miss Frederick Pageant
Miss Shirley Crammer Miss Barbara Smith and Miss Jacqueline White are the first entrants in the Miss Frederick pageant sponsored by the Optimist Club. The June event at Frederick High School auditorium will select a contestant for the Maryland state finals in Baltimore on June 24 preceding the Miss America trials in Atlantic City.
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Shirley Eliabeth Crammer
Barbara Lee Smith
Jacqueline J. White
Frederick
Optimist Club
Frederick High Selo
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cramer
McCarthy Debate Prompts New Senate Ethics Rule
The Senate adopts a rule to publish verbatim oral remarks with no editing for printings, aiming for a precise congressional record. The change follows McCarthy related debate and involves taped broadcasts, corrections, and potential historical benefits.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Lucas
Illinois
Kilgore
West Virginia
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Wheeling
Big Week Planned at Gaithersburg Agriculture Center
The Gaithersburg Agriculture Center outlines a big week May 20 to 27 to ready the site. Jogging crew finished, lumber hauled and stacked, foundations poured, and grading complete for the athletic field. Fan housing, masonry and wood construction plans proceed, with serves by the Food Committee and abundant eats at cost. Voluntary crews haul blocks and set up at multiple locations, with W L King optimistic about completing all construction during the period under President W R Winslow. Membership credit offered for service and ongoing project directions provided throughout the week.
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Agriculture Center
Gaithersburg
W. L. King
Towar
Agricultural
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