High School Graduation Speakers Announced for Area
Officials released lists of commencement plans across seven high schools. Rev J H Schi will speak at local exercises on June 8, with Dr Abdel Wentz of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary delivering the baccalaureate sermon. Middletown features Dr Flord Cromwell and Ernest Fox among speakers. other communities schedule sermons and laureate talks with caps and gowns for all seniors.
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Coun Wrio
J. H. Schi
Mercal
United Brethren
Abdel Wentz
Luthheran Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Ernest Fox
Middletown Lutheran Chut
J. Franklin Haas
Calvary Methodist Church
Emmitsburg High
Elies Lutheran Church
Thurmont High School
William Barnhart
George Osmund
Thurmont
Brunswick High School
Cromwell
Middletown School
W. Josselyn "Reed
St. “S Episcopal Church
Brunsy
Haas
Walkersville High School
Edgar F. Heismeier
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Walkersville
Violet Hill
Beltimore Force
Lincoln High School
Charles
Bartons- T
City Mail Service Extends to Frederick Areas
Frederick's city mail delivery expands to 14th Street and Frederick avenue portions, Spring Valley subdivision, North Bentz Street to Spring Valley, Jefferson Street pavement areas, Berman Avenue, and part of Mresja Avenue south of Rosemont. Parcel post routes increased to two full-time carriers Gideon Horne named regular parcel post carrier as part of efforts to improve service. A rural box naming campaign is also underway to aid rural carriers and help locate homes.
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14Th Street
Frederick Avenue
Spring Valley
Bentz Street
Jefferson Street
Mresja Avenue
Rosemont
Gideon Horne
Carr
Post Office
Palestine loan plan eyed in mid program
Washington reports a mid program proposal for Israel including a 100 to 600 million loan package as part of discussion today by Representative Javis of New York. The plan was presented amid broader defense and military considerations.
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Washington. Y
Israel
Rep. Javis
RNY
Gravel confrontation sparks tension amid Czechoslovak talks
Report notes gravely rising tensions as discussions between Czechoslovak authorities and Eduard Benes's circle continue. Press commentary suggests uncertainty about the autocratic stance and potential shifts in leadership dynamics affecting ongoing talks.
New Plant For W. Patrick Street Printing Firm
The City Engineer has issued permits and construction is underway on additions to the building at West Severset and West Patrick Street. Marken & Bickel Inc. will house the plant of North End Cleaners, with the property bought from Marcus W. Simmons and wife. The 2233 West Patrick Street site will be expanded for printing and manufacturing, with a second floor office and rear warehouses for storage. A large daylight bindery and a nine ton automatic cutter from E P Lawson Company are planned, with completion expected in June.
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West Severset
Marken & Bickel Inc
North End Cleaners
Marcus W. Simmons
West Patrick Street
Frederick Alotor Company
Cincinnati
E. P. Lawson Company
Man Pays $100 Fine On Drunken Driving Charge
A man named Joseph paid a $100 fine after a drunken driving charge. The case appeared in Peoples Court with magistrate Alton Bennett presiding. The report lists multiple forfeitures and related penalties, including small fines and stop-sign violations, attributed to various individuals.
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Joseph 7
Ting
Aiagistrate Alton
Bennett
Peoples Court
Tone J. Rende
Herxx
Hing Ao Abey
Joseph A. Caror
West South Street
Alary H. Mullaby
Washin
Cecil C. Coos
Condition Critical After Bicycle Auto Collision
State Police at Randallstown report 10 year old Clarence Smith of Finksburg in critical condition after a bicycle collided with a car driven by Herman Wratt of Baltimore. The boy suffered a compound fracture of the left arm severe head lacerations and possible concussion. The incident occurred near Route 1 about 6 15 PM Monday as the bicycle left a driveway and entered the car's path.
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Randallstown
Clarence Smith
Charles Smith
Finksburg
Baltimore
C. O. Critchlex
Baracks
Smith
Herman F. Wratt
Finkslarg
Weekend Holiday Plans Smoothed By Braddock Heights Opening
The article notes a weekend holiday with no trolley service to Braddock Heights for the opening of the amusement park. Railways to Braddock Heights were removed months ago, buses will substitute, and private cars will park at the Heights. Favorable crowds, orchestra plans, and variable weather with rain and warmth forecast.
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Grouns
Braddock Heig
Sendan
Braddock Heights
Heigt
Ofer
Heights
Frederick
Weather Bureau
Graduation Exercises For Deaf School Set Thursday
Maryland State School for the Deaf will award fourteen diplomas Thursday at two o'clock in the afternoon. Superintendent Bjorlee will preside as graduates receive their certificates during the ceremony, with family and staff attending.
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Maryland
Dr Woodward to Practice Medicine Here
Dr Woodward will practice medicine locally as announced. The note mentions Woodward has completed training and is available for patient care beginning soon at the hospital or clinic in town.
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Dr. Woodward
Finnish Cabinet shaken by president amid crisis
Finland's cabinet was shaken up as President Pi nkins dismissed several ministers amid political crisis following Communist strikes. The reshuffle aims to stabilize the government and restore order during mounting labor tensions.
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Finland
Pinkins
Cabine Interaert
Criste
Mail Of Unknown To Contain Names Of 4 000 U S War Dead
A plan to mark World War II graves in Europe and North Africa and a single large Manila cemetery aims to honor about 70 000 dead. Designs for chapels and cemetery layouts are approved by the Memorial division and the Fine Arts Commission plans. Bris Gen BD John Marker oversees locations.
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U.S
Europe
North
Africa
Manila
rmaster-General
Bris
John Marker
Seo
Uvea
President's Dinner Held By Jaycees Receives Pins
Richard L. Shoemaker was welcomed as incoming Jaycees president at the annual dinner at Catoc tin Country Club. Outgoing president William Hardy received his past president pin after presenting a year in review including World Church Service Center clothing drives and area health projects.
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Richard L. Shoemaker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
William Hardy
Catoctin Country Club
Warner L. Brittain
Baltimore
Washington
Hardy
World Church Service Center
Ich
Affairland Chamber of Commerce Awards Committee
Mrr. Shoemaker
Reds Propose Settlement Of Dispute In Germany Exchange
Berlin reports that the Soviet deputy military governor Lt Gen Drauvin proposed a settlement to resume free exchange of publications between Soviet and U S zones. He asked Maj Gen George Hays to rescind the U S ban on Soviet licensed papers and upheld directive 55 for free exchange.
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Berlin
U.S
Germany
Gordon E. Textor
American Information Control Division
M. L. Drauvin
George Hays
Allied
Centro Council
Chargians
Drauvin
U. S
Control Council
Fac
Win First Major Test On Tariff Act Change
An unclear report from Tariff Act debate notes a major test in Congress amid noisy shouting and partisan activity. Republican lawmakers appear to back amendments as the measure moves forward.
Mountain Theater Prepares 15 Member Resident Company
A 15 member resident company arrives for rehearsals for the mountain theater season. Cast from over 300 applicants after four days of interviews at Enright and Phillips agencies in New York. They will present mostly new plays Wednesday through Saturday, with John Loves Mary unavailable.
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Mountain Theater
Raddeck Hell
Becm
New York
Enright
Phillips Dramatic
James Decker
Frederick County
Straw
Wall
Kaufman
John
Mary
Sarea
Chass Menagerie
Beer Permit Hearing Held By Trout in County Court
County Liquor Commissioner G. Cleveland Trout heard testimony on April 7 about alleged noise and disorder at a tavern near Valley, with operators named and witnesses describing cursing fights and indecent exposure. Deputy Crouse and Special Deputy Fussife testified a pattern of disturbance involved white patrons, while some residents and the owner claimed improvements and reduced trouble since color beer sales ended. The hearing proceeded without an immediate decision, and a timetable of incidents was presented as part of the case.
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Lic
G. Cleveland Trout
Court House
Sher George Crouse
Wetern
Ruthvin
Holmes
Charles F_*Cap” Cramer
Hcensees
Baltimore
Ames
Holmes House
Funk
Areca
Francis Petro
T. West Claggett, Jr
Enner
Burkhard Appointed Local Branch Manager
K E Burkhard named local branch manager at the Fred office. Anneth E Baker was also employed there, with Burkhard serving in the role for several months. He is a graduate of a polo nics association and has long experience in the industry.
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K. E. Burkhard
Anneth E Baker
Aeppo
Fred
Tomer Throtg
Mr. B
B. More Polonic
Sn Nree
Bali
Ding
New
Singers to Perform at Atlantic City Service
Johan D Shorrow will sing two vocal solos The Lord s Prayer by Matotte and There Is No Death by OHara at the moral services to be held Thursday at 71 o clock at the matianak corenlian Lions elute Atlantic City NJ Rev William Co Royal pastor of the First Baptist church tas Jclly 18 in charge of the services.
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Atlantic City
Johan D. Shorrow
Cits
Matotte
O'Hara
Matianak Corenlian
Lions Elute
William Co Royal
First Baptist Church
Tas Jclly
Bevin Stands By Agreement On Arab Legion
British Prime Minister Bevin reiterates Britain’s commitment to the Arab Legion amid tensions in the region. Officials in London insist the agreement remains lawful and essential for stability in the Middle East.
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Bevin
Arab Legion
Miss Perry to Lead Frederick Business Woman’s Club
At the Francis Scott Key Hotel the Frederick Business and Professional Women’s Club elected officers for the next two years. Ruth E. Perry becomes president with Eleanor Herbert as first VP and Mary Rockwell as second VP. Secretary positions go to Elizabeth Kline and Katharine Lease, with Mike Sommier field as editor. Installation planned for late summer or early fall.
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Onal Wom- Appra
Businessen's Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
Ruth E. Perry
Hood College
Eleanor &Erbert
Mary Rockwell
Mary Benson
Elizabeth
Jorie Kline
Katherine Lease
Paul Ne Bowlus
Mike Sommierfield
Mary
Rebecca
Bla
Louise Marsden
Memand Radin Committee
Speaks at Rockville Rest Wailthan
A pastor of the First Baptist Church was the guest speaker at Rogaville Baptist Church at seven o clock. The event aimed to deliver a faith message to attendees in Rockville and surrounding communities.
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Rockville Rest Wailthan
Itus
Fost Baptist Church
Rogavile Baptist Church
Idsi
Moat
Arabs Refuse Cease Fire In Palestine War
Arab delegations in Lake Success rejected UN calls for an unconditional cease fire. They insisted on conditions including end to Jewish immigration and disbandment of Jewish forces, signaling continued conflict as leaders met in Amman and Damascus.
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Palestine
Lake Success
United Nations
Secur
Holy Land
Israel
Jerusalm
Puw Acal
Amman
Fransford
Security Council
Egypt
Cairo
al Assas
Orgun
Nokrashy Pasha
Pal
Deir Suneid
Tel Aviv
Damascus
Shukri al Kuwaiiy
Syria
al Ahram
U.N
Memorial Service for Departed Voitures at Thurmont
Local 40 and 8 Memorial Service honors departed voyageurs at Thurmont venue Edwin C Creeger American Legion Post. Chef de Gare George Harmon leads memorials assisted by Wilbur W Baker Edwin E Stoffer Jason Yelton Roger R Rice and Edwin Creeger Sr Names of deceased voyageurs read by Arb Saffer with prayers and chimes marking each tribute.
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Edwin C. Creeger
American Legion
Thurmont
Chef de Gare
George Harmon
Wilbur W. Baker
Edwin E. Stoffer
Jason Yelton
Roger R. Rice
Arb Saffer
Rufus L. Oden
Ge E. Schell
Berger
Irving Largauer
JM Seltzer
Houck, Jr
Oscar PL Karn
Bruce T. Bair
Paul Wisner
W. Mi Rasgear
Donald Gardner
Bankers Meet Attracts Many From Here
New York obituary notes the death of Mirror Manager and General Manager figures after a heart incident. The report mentions Brad Wolfe D Edgar Bittie Walter Fenstein and Gail T Cuishall among attendees, with scattered fragments about a bank savings business and a late dinner with wife and friends.
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Amews National Bank Savings Bar
Brad Wolfe
D. Edgar Bittie
Walte
Fenstein
Woodsboro
Harry C Dorecus
F. Feiser
George W. Smith
Mirror
New York
Reber
TE Johnson
Ute New da Wien
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Newaera
Eduard Bard
Czechoslovan
Benes
W. Patrick St
Marken and
Bielfeld
Detrick
Jaycees
Lloyd C. Culler
Airs
Paul M. Carmack
Lio
C. Lease Bu
Mistary Ellen Ep
Shoemaker
Robert
and and AI
Reds
Trout
Miss Perry
Ruth EL Perry
Bankers
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