County Board Seeks Talks On Frederick Airport Zoning
County Commissioners asked for a conference on Frederick city’s proposed airport zoning ordinance. It clears two hearings and awaits adoption by the Mayor and Aldermen. City Attorney E Austin James outlined 60 day consent rules and potential state and federal funding, with zones and height limits explained. The ordinance, not yet affecting current development, may impact a nearby school plan and requires county participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Airport Zoning Commission
E. Austin James
Board of Aldermen
James
Board of Education
Meat rationing forecast from Grange chief Newsom
National Grange leader Pi-Her schel D Newsom warned that price controls could force meat rationing soon as recent price rollbacks lift consumer buying power. He said those near production centers may get more meat while distant shoppers may be left out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herschel D. Newsom
National Grange
Exi
Michael V DiSalle
Newsom
Grange
House Banking Committee
Cattle Industry
Senate Banking Committee
Canning Of Peas To Begin About June
Peas will start canning around June 4 at the Gaithersburg plant of Thomas and Company with some processing at the Adamstown plant. Peas are in bloom in many areas and, despite sparse rain, the crop looks fairly good. Forecasters expect possible showers or thunderstorms midweek with temperatures climbing to about 80 to 85 degrees. Overnight lows were around 57 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Thomas and Company
Adamstown
Reappointment Of Prescott Sought By Bar Association
The Frederick County Bar Association urged Governor McKeldin to reappoint Associate Judge Stedman Prescott of Montgomery County when his term ends in 1953. The move won unanimous support. Prescott’s 15 year term expires in 1954 and would extend to the next general election. The meeting also planned library updates and approved a standard mortgage form for Frederick County. Frederick L. Pearce of Washington law firm to speak June 18 on The 1950 Excess Profits Tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Bar Association
Francis Scott Key
Theodore R. McKeldin
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Prescott
Charles W. Woodward
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Association
Law
Court House
Schnaufler
Frederick L. Pearce
Pearce, Kix- Miller and Barr
Washington
Pearce
Utica
Demurrers Overruled in Maryland Electrocution Suit
Chief Judge Charles W. Wood overruled demurrers by the T Edgie Russell Company Frederick in a $100000 damage suit arising from the electrocution of two Unionville residents last year Pleas on the Russell Company will be filed The case names Explosive Sales Corp and P B Gatch and Company as defendants Plaintiffs are Mrs Ruby Lease Wilt widow of John D Wilt and Mrs Regina D Gorsuch and Austin B Gorsuch son of the late Merton B Gorsuch The high tension line incident occurred when a wire fence was charged with high voltage Attorneys for plaintiffs include William M Storm and Parsons Newman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Woodward
Patrick M. Schnauffer
T. Edgie Russell Company
Frederick
Unionville
Russell Company
E. Austin James
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
William M. Storm
Parsons Newman
Two Arrests Docketed in Night Case
Officers J Boone and Boost reported two arrests overnight. Lester Carter B and O laverue charged with intoxication, held on $25 and costs. Lola Hall, colored of Middle Alley, faced similar intoxication charge, held on $50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Carter
O Laverue
Lola Hall
Middle Alley
J. Boone
Boost
Students aid Evening Sun for day on paper
Allan Scott from Hagerstown Philip Geraci from Frederick Robert Nesbit from Silver Spring Barbara Pridgen from University City and Joan Walle from College Park were among 14 University of Maryland journalism students who worked a day on the Evening Sun. A hit run damaged a mailbox at Rockwell Terrace and College Avenue during the night. a street marker was broken and police are investigating. Joseph F. Rhoderick of Frederick and Braddock Heights qualified as a member of the Frederick County Board of Education for six years under Gov MecKeldin’s appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Allan Scott
Hagerstown
Philip Geraci
Frederick
Robert Nesbit
Silver Spring
Barbara Pridgen
University City
Joan Walle
College Park
University of Maryland
Evening Sun
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Frederick and Braddock Heights
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Administrator Reese Shoemaker Jr Appointed for Lighter Estate
Named administrator Reese Shoemaker Jr of Frederick, attorney, qualified in Orphans Court today to manage the estate of the late Russell E Lighter of Middletown, former Registrar of Wills. Two sisters listed as heirs. No valuation set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Frederick
Orphans S .Court
Russell
E Lighter
Middletown
Register of Wills
Crisis Looms as Iran Nationalizes Oil Amid Protests
Yehran May 2014 A rally by Moslem leaders and the Tudeh Communist party threatens to mobilize against Britain and America over Iran's oil nationalization. Iran's Foreign Minister protested U S interference after Washington backed British interests, while unconfirmed reports say Shah Pahlavi warned Mossadegh that nationalism endangers the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yehran
Iran
Tran
Britain
America
Tudeh Communist Party
Mohammed Moxssadegh
U.S
United States
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Mossadegh
Welsh Trial Is Due Today
Francis Vincent Welsh a 29 year old Baltimorean goes on trial for manslaughter in Carroll County Circuit Court for the May 2 shooting of 12 year old Robert Stanley Hood of Picket's Corner. Hood died May 4 after an autopsy showed a close contact wound. Welsh had been released after initial reports called the shooting an unfortunate accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Francis Vincent Welsh
Frederick County Short Course Club Party Scheduled
Frederick County Homemakers Club members are invited to a 25th anniversary party Thursday at 1 30 pm in the Extension Service conference room. The event marks start of registrations for the 1951 Short Course at University of Maryland June 18 to 23, with a deadline of June 5. Demonstration of fancy cake decorating by Mrs Mary Huffer of Boonsboro featured. party committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Homemakers Club
Frederick County
Extension Service
Old Church Street
University of Maryland
Beatrice Fehr
College Park
Mary Huffer
Boonsboro
George Chick
Merryland Tract
Ruby Sheiller
Middletown
Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Aubrey Davis
New Market
Mary Ahall
Deeds Recorded for Several Property Transfers
Deeds were filed in the clerk’s office detailing multiple property transfers. Clara J. Grove sold 13 North Wisner Street to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Good for about $4,000. A west Grant Place lot changed hands to two couples, and additional parcels moved between Claude C. Trout’s buyers and others for roughly $1,400. Erma M. Maines sold a lot to Frelen Wilson and Jeannette Pearce, about the same amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Grove
William H. Good
North
Wisner Street
Grant Place
Claude C. Trout
F. Scott Runkles
R. Eldred Carpenter
Erma M. Maines
Frelen
Wilson
B. Jeannette Pearce
No Policy Change Says State Dept
State Department denies altering China policy to align with Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Press Officer Michael McDermott says claims of a policy shift from a Dean Rusk speech are unfounded. Rusk stated that if the Chinese people seek freedom they will find friends among those who cherish liberty, a remark cited by critics like Senator Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
China
Douglas MacArthur
Department
Michael McDermott
Dean Rusk
McDermott
Rusk
New York
Taft
Ohio
Governor McKeldin spoke at Columbia Lodge 58 dinner
Three hundred Masons attended the annual dinner of Columbia Lodge No. 58 AF and AM at the Temple on Monday to hear Governor Theodore R McKeldin discuss the Heritage of Masonry. The event honored Past Masters, with a citation for Charles W. Main and a large turnout of Grand Lodge officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F
A. M
Temple
Theodore R. MccKeldin
Whun
Merrit F. Wachter
John W. Morgan
Russell U. McCain
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Columbia Lodge
Charles W. Main
Lodge
Mr. Main
John HH. Lentz
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Grand Council
Guy K. Moller
Albert M. Ceblentz
C. Leslie Moats
Grand Lodge
James H. Falk
Royal Arch Masons
Allen W. Nicodemu
Wilbur M. Seccer
John C. Engle
Grayson E. Bowers
Guy K. Molter
Albert M. Cobdlentz
Francis B. Sappington, Jr
Charles B. Cox
Howard A. Gross
Walter L. Remsburg
Charles F. Seeger
Harry ©. Schroeder
Paul
Michael
G. Hunter Bowers
Claude
Hahn
Grover L. Michael
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Thomas J. Schaeffer
John P. Engelbrecht
George M. Free
Lincoln D. Engelbrécht
C. Cyril Klein
Russell L. Michael
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Mehrl F. Wachter
Frank H. Lewis
Paul L. Hoffmaster
Wilbur M. Seeger
Murray F. Fox
Elmer Eugere Thomas, Jr
Ralph W. Boyer
John C. Engle, Sr
Oran C. Lease
Charles Gearmnger
Gus N. Vacillou
George Delaplaine, Jr
Frederick
Order of Eastern Star
Germans Praise American School System at Miami Convention
Five observers from western Germany attending the national convention of the Congress of Parents and Teachers expressed enthusiasm for the American system. Dr Richard Ensslen of Weisbaden noted they admire the methods but face shortages of money, teachers, and school buildings. They urged closer contact between American occupation force children and German youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Germany
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Richard Ensslen
Weisbaden
West Germany
Ministry of Economics
State Department
Bradley Expects Korea Peace If Spring Offensive Contained
General Omar Bradley told Senate committees that Korean strategy hinges on denying a spring Communist offensive. He said containment would improve negotiating leverage and that UN policy depends on whether the spring assault can be stopped, potentially paving the way for a negotiated peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ger
Omar Bradley
United Nations
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Stalf
Job Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
Douglas MacArthur
Far Eastern
WU. N
United Nation
Korea
Country Club Up At Auction
The Camnetin Country Club will be sold at a public auction on July 2 on the premises. The listing includes real estate and all equipment. Previously the Browns leased the club to the Catoctin Country Club Inc after an offered price of 60000 failed to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camnetin Country Club
Herman M. Brown
Catoctin
Cpl Eicholtz Back On Duty From Korea Tour
Cpl Kenneth Dichaltz Eicholtz of near Frederick has returned to duty with his unit in Korea after months in a Kyoto hospital for a liver ailment. In a May 11 letter to his sister Mrs N B Dudrow of Mc Kaig he described the rear lines while forward units fought amid a Red Chinese offensive and noted warmer Korea weather. He has served in Korea since mid September and expected to become eligible for rotation home within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Kenneth Dichaltz
Frederick
Korea
Kyoto
Japan
N. B. Dudrow
McKaig
Cpl
Eicholtz
Students Entitled To Postponements In Induction
Colonel Henry Stanwood, Maryland Selective Service director, said qualified full time college and university students may receive an additional thirty day postponement of induction beyond the current postponement. This extension lasts to August 20, 1951 to allow students to show scholastic standing or test scores or to enlist. Graduating students may use the period to find employment in essential industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Henry €. Stanwood
Selective Service For
Maryland
Wiley denounces plan to 'Gev' Acheson in MacArthur inquiry
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin denounces as a damned lie reports that Republicans seek to oust Gen Douglas MacArthur by targeting Secretary of State Dean Acheson. He says he and other GOP members were not crafting a strategy to compel an Administration witness. The remark came amid Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations hearings on MacArthur's ouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiley
Wis
Tadayr
Acheson
MacArthur
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Administration
Miss Truman's Critic To Sing Here Sunday
Carolyn Blakeslee soprano and Paul Hume baritone will be soloists as the Frederick Community Chorus and Hood College Orchestra present Faure's Requiem Mass on Sunday May 2 at Hood Gymnasium Frederick. Dr Earl Blakeslee will conduct. The program opens with Baroque and Romantic works by Handel Bach Mozart and Thomas, then Bruch Kol Nidrei with Bernard Siegert, and Faure Requiem to close. The 55-voice chorus and 40-piece orchestra rehearse weekly, with no admission charged but a voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Blakeslee
Paul Hume
Frederigk Community Chorus
Frederigk+ Hood College Orchestra
Gabriel Frure
Gambrill Gymnasium
Elnad Cotlere
Earl Blakeslee
Department of Musical Hood
Frederick
Blakeslee
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Tait
Washington Post
Hume
Truman
Margirel Truman
George Feederte Handel
Johann Sebastian Bach
W. A. Masart
Ambrose Thomas
Max Bruch
Tello
Bernard Siegert
Sybasone
Temple
Faure
Che
Hood
Girl Scout Troop 29 Visits Washington
Girl Scout Troop 29 led by Mrs. P L Carter and assistant Mrs. Kenneth Metcalfe toured Washington visiting the Canadian Embassy Capitol and Franciscan Monastery. They stayed at Ambassador Hotel held a banquet swam in the pool and received badges from Canadian Minister Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Carter
Kenneth Metcalfe
Washington
Capitol
Ambassador Hotel
Marshall
Embassy
Carter
Helen Kay Davis
Susan Partridge
Joyce Taylor
Doris Ann Baumgardner
Jo Anne Schroeder
Jett Lorraine Flaunt
Patricia Gulecher
Dottie Ramsburg
Carol Holzapfel
Storm warnings eased as tropical storm paths shift
New York reports the Weather Bureau lowered storm warnings along the east coast on May 22 as a tropical storm moving northeastward over the Atlantic likely bypasses New England and the eastern seaboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
New England
MacArthur Ovation at Yankee Stadium for Yankees visit
New York May 22 Gen Douglas MacArthur received a standing ovation from a crowd at Yankee Stadium as he watched the New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Browns 2-0. Dressed in civilian clothes, MacArthur appeared in his box amid cheers and a PA saying Old soldiers Never Die. Managers Casey Stengel and Zack Taylor greeted him while MacArthur paid tribute to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Mrs Gehrig later telegraphed thanks to MacArthur for the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Yankee
New York Yankees
Lauis
Casey Stengel
St. Louis
Zack Taylor
MacArthur
McArthur
Babe Ruth
Low Geheip
Creheig
MacAriuae
Council Of Church Women Meet In Frederick
Maryland Council of Church Women representing twelve districts meets in Frederick for annual session at Grace Reformed Church. Morning reports and officer elections. afternoon program includes Training Women for Christian Leadership. Delegates from Frederick, Frostburg, Westminster, Cumberland, Baltimore, and other counties attend. speakers include Dean May of Hood College and Rev. Willis Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Council of Church Women
Frederick
Grace Reformed Church
Board of Managers
General Department of United Church Women
National Council of Churches
Councils of Church Women
I. Lester Keyser
Baltimore
Department of Christain Education
United Church Women Group
George F. Beil
Hagerstown
Keyser
Dean May
Hood College
Willis RK. Ford
Council of Churches
Ray Spurrier
Frederick County
Frostenburg
Westminster
Cumberland
Washington County
Montgomery County
Upper
Prince Georges County
Oakland
Annapolis
Wicomica County
Havre de Grace
Wn. A. Hahn Dies At Home
Frederick resident William Adolph Hahn aged 91 died after a three week illness at 231 North Market Street. Survived by daughter Anna Margaret Hahn grandson William Lester Snyder and three great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:30 PM at Mount Olive cemetery with C. E. Cline & Son in charge. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Adolph Hahn
Frederick
North Market Street
Mr. Hahn
Adolph
Caroline Jacobson Hahn
Germany
Charles N. Hahn
Hahn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Anna Margaret Hahn
William Lester Snyder
Dallastown
East
Patrick Street
Mount Olive Cemetery
C. E. Cline & Son
Willoughby Sails Home From Tokyo for Retirement
Maj. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby, once General MacArthur’s intelligence officer for a decade, sailed from Tokyo on May 22 to return to the United States and retire from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Tokyo
Charles A. Willoughby
MivArihuc
United States
Wedge Drive In ROK Troops Marks Korean Front Shifts
Allied forces pressed western Korea and probed eastern buildup as Communist lines buckled. U S Second Division engaged four Chinese corps while South Koreans shifted 25 miles east to the Sea of Japan. Pushed advances reached Hungchon Pukan rivers and Hongchon area as Reds withdrew to assembly points and regroup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Korea
Soksa
Sea of Japan
Hergic U
Comoros
United Nations
Nate Poluwelsky
U. S. Lighth
Eighth Army
Cer
Seoul
Munsan
Hungchon
Pukan
Changgong
Hongchon
Kapyong
Receipts of Cattle Fall as OPS Rollback Takes Effect
Cattle receipts at the nation s stockyards fell while prices mostly rose in the first market session under the OPS wage rollback to cut meat prices. Officials say impact of the cattle ceiling order will be clearer next week as accounting periods shift to June 4 while some lots fetch higher prices.
Complete Blockade Of Red China Asked
Rep. C. J. Armstrong of Missouri urged a complete blockade of Communist China. He planned to introduce a resolution for Congress to endorse the action after his Far East trip to Formosa and the Chinese Nationalist refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red China
Washington
Rep
C. JK. Armstrong
R-Mo
China
Congress
Armstrong
Far East
Formosa
Cartoonist Clifford McBride Dies at 50 in Pasadena
Pasadena May 22 Clifford McBride, 50, famed cartoonist behind Napoleon the dog and Uncle Elby, died last night at Huntington Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Clifford McBride
Napoleon
Elby
Huntington Memorial Hospital
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Cpl. Eicholtz
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Gev
Miss Truman
Mrs. Blakeslee
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Council of Church Women
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ROK
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