Road Commission Chairman Views Grader At Work Near Urbana
Dr. Nomer F. Tabler, chairman of the State Roads Commission, and Frederick County officials observed three new dirt road graders in Urbana district. Machines from Caterpillar, Adams, and Austin Western scrape and grade, aiming to make 300 miles of Maryland dirt roads passable year round by year end. The demo stressed 60 foot rights of way and accelerated farm-to-market improvements amid winter closures and flood recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Nomer F. Tabler
State Roads Commission
York
Urbana
Tabler
State Roads‘ Machinery Fund
CIO
Frederick
Toads Commission
Maryland
Roads Commission
Highway Department
Preysrick
Thomas M. Linthicum
Caterpillar Co
Adams Co
Austin-Weststern Co
Betwen Richis Mills
Washington Pike
Washington Highway
Board of County Commissioners
Riehl’s Mill
Tabier
Tramsaville
Forks
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Thurston
Myattstown
Enoch Chapter Dinner At Masonic Temple Delays
Abit 140 Masons of Maryland and the District of Columbia with Grand Chapter officers from Baltimore and Washington plan a dinner at the Masonic Temple before Enoch Royal Arch Chapter No 23 of this city confers the royal decrees. The ceremony starts at 8 o clock after a temple dinner. Members from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Westminster are expected to attend.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Maltimore
Washington
Masonic Temple
Tameht
Enoch Royal Arch
Tam O'Clock
Temple
Tus
Aka Limore
Hagerstern
Wreminster
Hugh Priect
County High Schools Announce 311 Prospective Graduates
Superintendent Eugene W Pratts announced 311 prospective graduates from eight county and city high schools matching last year’s total. The list includes 107 from Frederick Wish School and a class of 70 at Brunsafek with equal boys and girls. Commencement dates and full names follow for Thurmont Middletown Remsburg Walkersville and others, listing Academic General and Vocational Agriculture tracks with the named graduates and ceremony dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Pratts
Frederick Wish School
A. L. Leary
Brunsafek
Sincol High School
Middletown
Thurmont
Firls Emmitsburg
Birks
Libertytown
Walkersville
Lincoln High
Colored
Thurmont High School
Theodore F. Buhrman
Ernest L. Hitchens, Jr
Stephen JL. Nelson
James Krauth Smith
Edwin J. Trexler
Mary Eleanor Bright
Clara Jean Creager
Mary Ellen Creager
Lydia Katherine Floy
Margarite
Marie Korhier
Hazel Marie Manahan
Irene Grace Martin
Miriam Gertrude Stull
Kitty Taylor
Marjorie N. Thompson
Ethel Margaret Willhide
Virginia Lee Wisatzkey
Eva Zentz
Muth Zenitz
Melvin L. Brown
Martha Catherine Humerick
Frances Thuise Long
Clara Catherine Rice
Wilbur G. Holtz
Wiliam McKay
Menhii J. Wastler
Musical Program And Tea For Frederick County 4 H Girls
Seventy members of the 4 H clubs in Frederick County and their mothers attended a musical program and tea Saturday afternoon at Calvary M E Church Parish Hall. Hosted by Florence B Williams and helpers Judith Ault Veria M Kellar with Leabell Crum presiding, the event featured folk songs by local musicians and a 4 H club trio from Middletown. Tea service followed by a study plan on an omurle prayer for the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Elmer Dixon
Ignatius Bjorlee
Ruth Nicodemus
Seward Kresge
Bjorlee
Richard Ross
Making Air Tour of Airports Of Nation
Lieutenant Louis M. Rawlins Jr, manager of Baltimore Municipal Airport, began a multi city air tour to survey municipal airports for Baltimore field. He travels with his wife Barbara Brooke Dennis toward Dallas, Las Vegas, and San Diego, then plans to inspect airports in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Nashville, and possibly Columbus, Cleveland, and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Rawlins, Jr
Baltimore
Feld
Barbara Brooke Dennis
George R. Dennis, Jr
Frederick
Rawlins
Denni
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Las Anpstes
San Diego
Licut
Oklahoma City
Tula
St. Louis
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Nashville
Columbus
Cleveland
Dulta+ la
Lyddane Case Closed Declared By Her Attorney
Rockville May 25 AP State Senator Stedman Prescott says for Mrs Anne Lyddane the case is closed after acquittal on conspiracy to murder her husband. Her lawyer W Preston Lane Jr claims witnesses testified she was being blackmailed while prosecutors call the plea cock and bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Stedmian
Prescott
Anne Lyddane
Francis Lyddane
Rorkville Ractamant
James Pugh
Lord Decies and Mrs Lehe Marry in France
Paris reports the civil ceremony unites Lord Decies and Mrs. Lehe in a brief Paris wedding with a subsequent church service. Mrs. Lehr, widow of New York society arbiter Symes Lehr, and Lord Decies previously married in 1911 in New York to George J. Gould’s daughter.
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Lord Decies
Mrs. Lehe
France
Paris
Henry
Symes Lehr
New York
Martin
Almose
George J. Gould
Mra Lehr
Elizabeth Wharton Drexel
Lehr
Monthly meeting of clergy men in Middletown
A monthly meeting and luncheon of clergy members in Middletown featured Prof. W R Barnhart delivering “Preparing for Peace in the Present Crisis.” Tributes were paid to Rev. John S Adam and Rev Urban, with a memorial service held and ten proposed steps for international peace discussed. Proceedings included a June 15 return meeting at Zion Lutheran and a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key hotel attended by numerous local clergy and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam J Barnhart
Mood Calle
Frederick County
AMCLA
Erdman
Middletown
Talthart
Department of Peace
Fnally
Tarnhart
Hienri L. O. Kieffer
Mr Adam
Christ Reformed Church
Urban
United Brethren Church
Charles E. Weller
Adam
W. C. Royal
Mr. Urban
DeWitt P. Zuse
Zion Lutheran Church
Hinchans
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Weather data fragment from 1973 report
Fragmented weather note reports May precipitation totals as mapped values with a 2 inch reading and a May to date figure around 1.01 inches. It notes yesterday’s high and a low temperature estimate near 72 degrees, with tomorrow forecast around 68 to 72 degrees.
Six Month Motorist Relief Proposed by State Leaders
A proposal seeks a six month motorist respite with temporary waivers and extended deadlines. Governor and legislative leaders discuss delaying certain fines and suspensions, with the plan targeting extended timelines for driver renewals and penalties. The measure awaits committee action and potential floor votes before enactment.
Supreme Court rules act aiding cities unconstitutional
Washington May 25 the Supreme Court struck down the 1934 act that aided cities counties and sub-divisions in meeting indebtedness via federal bankruptcy court. The majority led by Justice McReynolds held the measure violated state sovereignty while Justice Cardozo dissented with Justices Hughes Brandeis and Stone agreeing with him.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ove Tosfour
McReyneds
Cardozo
Hughes
Hrandels and
Stone
Copktness
Cathery
Cornerstone Box Placed During Bank Rebuild
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank places a cornerstone box on Tuesday with bank minutes portraits and historical papers. Directors attend no ceremony as exterior work continues on the rebuilt bank in Allentown with limestone shipments and a second ton of stone expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Mechanics National Tank
Ahort
Amleenta
Stoner
Pote
Trav
Wilbur Mc Duegall
T. T. Hendricks
C. Albert Gitean
Hagar J. Moore
FB. Delaplaine
News-Pont
Alma~ Macs
Fire destroys span of old bridge at Point
A flood and fire damaged the three span wooden bridge at Point, leaving one span intact and debris scattered. The steel superstructure remained largely threatened, with salvage possible for planks and remaining timbers. State Roads Commission to decide on replacement and funding estimates between 300000 and 700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Borate
Girfre
Thomas Mo Linthicum
Ncon
Linthiecum
State Lands Commission
Heater
Druathteeum
Ant
State Roads Commission
MiMreat
Bridee Haveatra
State
Mands Commission
Matamore and
Olio
Perkins, Jersey Congressman, Dead
Randolph Perkins of New Jersey, long serving Republican representative for the Seventh district since 1921, died at Georgetown Hospital after kidney surgery ten days ago. He had previously been mayor of Westfield for two years and resided in Watdl Bake, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Randolph Perkins
New Dovery
Georgetown Hospital
Perking
Primitive Methodists Likely To Enter Union
The Primitive Methodists conference at Proestapt church prepared to admit the small branch into union. The vote was 142 to 29 in favor of the merger plan, with both the Primitive and the main Methodist groups represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodists
High Point
Proestapt
Onnion
Coe
Pian
New England
Pennsylvania
Three Hart When dato Hits Hills: Guard Rail
Three young men lost control of a car near Deterson injuring one mother severely. The vehicle owned by Vern Mtrasell of Woodshoro struck a guard rail at a sharp curve at the foot of the Nit. Driver and passengers sought medical aid as police opened the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Ruth Perp
Down's
Deterson
Uuet
Vern Mtrasell
Dee Sterey
Cottin
Talbot
Jefferson
Maternal Hygiene Meeting Sunday at Winchester Hall
A Maternal Hygiene meeting organized by the American Legion Post VI at Winchester Hall discussed reducing infant and maternal deaths through public education. Dr Riley of the State Department of Health outlined maternal health efforts, Dr Siegel spoke on prenatal postnatal care, and local health officer Kefauver described outreach programs amid a showing of the film Well Dom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hall
Francis Bratt Key
TA Siegel
Ginte Chaieman
The
Legion
University of Maryland
Ite
Boc Kefauver
Harry EB. Pettingall
LeGore Campaign Expenditures For Congressional Nomination
Campaign expense report filed with the Clerk of Court shows LeGore, a Republican aspiration for Congress in the Sixth District, spent 934.75 with 18.25 balance after receiving 556.75. Teore contributed 373, two others 100 each, and expenses included auto hire, stationery, canvass materials and messenger services. led by Jacob P. Mier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. LeGore
Congress
Ledore
Jacob P. Mier
Wondshora
Legare
Teore
Mir
Peter
William Ft
Townsend and Probers Exchange Verbal Dares in Capitol Drama
Tense exchanges erupt as Townsend and his investigators clash in Washington. Committees threaten subpoenas and contempt, while Townsend accuses rivals of stalling and delays. The discord splits the panel over whether the matter should go to court, signaling deep partisan strain and televised friction.
Address at Blue Ridge Exercises by Prof Barnhart
Prof William Barnhart of Hart College delivered the commencement address to Blue Ridge College graduates at New Windsor. He warned that reason must guide a rapidly changing world and educational system facing a drift toward materialism and militarism. He urged high ideals, spiritual supremacy, and equal rights including access to home and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Barnhart
Hnart College
Blue Midge College
New Windsor
Mit
Inday
Mrs Buxton Pleads Not Guilty In Maryland Murder Case
In Chestertown Maryland on May 25 Mia Thelma Buxton wife of a college professor pled not guilty in Circuit Court to a charge of murdering her mother in law. Defense attorney Scott Beck later filed an insanity pleab and the slender nervous defendant faced the charge with Judge W Mason Behan presiding as the jury was selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Mia
Thelma Buxton
Scott Beck
Sheri John Wentett
Dudze W. Mason Bhehan
Strela and Specialties Appeal to Market in Mixed Trade
New York May 98 Black market traders showed appetite for scattered assets and industrial goods in a sluggish week. General activity remained weak with few buyers while some bonds held firm. Convertible bonds were steady and major currencies showed mixed movement as the market opened quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nena
Socialists Turn Down Communists in 194? Summit
Cleveland May 25 AP report that the Socialist party national convention rejected the Fort Remander proposal for a united front in the campaign. The move underscored a split with the Communist faction while attempting to define strategic alignment ahead of the JAG effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Socialist Party
Fort Renamder
Carminie Party
United Front
Chinese Mother Delivers Quadruplets in Shanghai
Mrs Chang Won Sin gave birth today to quadruplets in Shanghai. The event drew attention as the government extended aid to the parents, highlighting state support for large families amid local circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhansha
Chang Won Sin
Shanghai Enaire
Chlemaliee Rovernmend
Paren
Mera
Abe Lincoln site restored after storm damage
A storm damaged historical site at Abe Lincoln avenue was repaired by city crews. The restoration focused on stabilizing the foundation and reopening access for visitors to the landmark.
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Road Commission
Dr. Tabler
Enoch Chapter
Branewick
Middletown High School
G. Meredith Anhalt
Edward Tieberg Rowlus
Paul A. Fink
Oscar F. Gaver
Joseph Hayes
Fred Stone Kefauver
William Edwin Magaha
Walter Thomas Rohrback
Cifford William Smith
Martin E. Strobel
Sarah Jane Castle
Madiyn
Virginia Cline
A. Marie Crone
Margaret A. Flook
Eleanor Frances Gross
Anna Louise Harshman
Myrtle Evelyn Huffer
Kathryn Elizabeth Keadle
Kenneth Francis Dough
Erty
Charles Luther Holt
Justoe Nezekiah Ports, Jr
Ira Russell Smith
Marvey Ifarold Working
Catherine Virginia Bowers
Lillian Thelma Graham
Charlotte Elizabeth Roderark
Mary
Elizabeth Stauffer
Charlotte Rebecca Zimmerman
General—Lee Milroy Hoffman
Arthur Lee Crum
Donald Edwin Raves
Clay Lands Wachter
Reunawick High School
Vette Se
Frank Clinton Cover
James Steuart Cox
William Ray Crabill
Charita Miller Horan
Teon
Franklin Leach Witam Wrytnen Lewis
Edward Austin Myers
William McClellan
Remsburg
Melbourne
Douglas Blewart
Rn Dorothy Eugenia Brooks
Helen Vera Carrick
Jeannette
Emily Crimm
Thelma Josephine Carr
Helen Jane Eilington
Millicent Mildred Ephraim
Mary Eiteen Forrest
Mary Loulee Poster
Pauline Mildred Galther
Helen Suse Hammond
Jane Averette Himes
Edna Rose Kline
Fina Carnetta LaPole
Margaret Loulae Little
Norma Emma Nicodemus
Marty Verne
Temtraarne Boor
Kearney Plush
Mery Agnes Ann Ran
Thelma Lorayne Ridenhaugh
Mary Lorraine Rinker
Mary Filener Titus
Martha Mary Witts
Evelyn Margaret Wright
Commercial
Narry Douglas Allen
Alfred Reno Vovaard
Charles Prank
Tin Lerch
Leonard Sylsester Duras
Maurice Grith Momer
Jeo Tau Myers
Fatward
Hoot Squirmer
John Newson Wall
Charles Rais Waters
Willany Eugene Wright, Jr
Margaret Jane Toyd
Bore Carey
Leona Brel Water
Navel
Pau the Dimes
Marcuente
Kigabeny Himes
Lot Christine Moller
Mary Alice Monroe
Nellie Busynett Smith
Marjorie Elizabeth Virts
General—Myherl
PL Walker
Corinne Keyser
Martha Louie Webber
Academie
Joan M. Clem
Ohed
Murmy Paupel
Cheorge Welhamard
Murray Holmes
Mae
Polk Song
Lyddane
Prof
W. R. Barnhart
Bers
Mr. Kresge
A. J. Traver
W. Diggs Eliott
Joseph J. Apple
Mrz
John C. Stum
Peeler
Anns M. Schauts
Charlies Shaffer
Wilee Norathy
Partington
A. F. Tobler
J. P. Minor Simpson
Stev
Matvey S. Shue
Charles M. Robinson
Paul B. Rupp
J. L. Barnhart
William 2. Barnhart
Nelson C. Brown
William A. Netpich
C. N. Prusheour
Mra
Ralph Tabor
Seibel
E. EF. Bright
Ark
J. W. Fisher
J Frank Pife
FW. Culp
J. M. Buratt
Ple. Helmer
A. Q. Null
Ernest Olta
Malph M. Sharpe
Clarins B. Wenler
Ellis Williama
D. R. Fair
Tey
Clarence Mr. Rowman
A. J. Snedegar
C. EB. Dryden
Hey
Copley
F. and
Lost
Ture
Woodsbury
LeGore
Townsend
Defi
Eedings
Wallington
Mtv 8
Eatips
Dell
Blue Ridge
Strela
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