Robbery at Frederick Livestock Sale Nets $225
A robber snatched money bags containing about 225 dollars from Roy H. Ramsburg as he left the Frederick Livestock Sales office near East South Street extended. He was shoved against a truck, a line cut outside, ignition wiring severed, and the thief fled toward the railroad tracks. Ramsburg suspects involvement by women and a second man, with the crime planned by locals who attend the sales regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Ramsburg
Frederick Livestock Sales
Frederick
Ramsburg
East South Street
Frederick County Products Plant
Austin Oden
East South
Franklin Streets
Potomac Edison
Oden
Lieut
Dorsey
McKeldin
Night Force
Emory Carmack
Carmack
Decree Grants Alfred Mackley Divorce From Dorothy Mackley
A decree in Equity Court grants Alfred G. Mackley of this city an absolute divorce from Dorothy Louise Mackley of Frederick. The defendant may resume her maiden name Dorothy Louise Ridgeway. Murray H. Fout represented the plaintiff and Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Alfred G. Mackley
Dorothy Louise Mackley
Frederick
Dorothy Louise Ridgeway
Murray H. Fout
Plainlift
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
New Restrictions On Placing Children in Maryland
Baltimore May 26 New restrictions on who may place children in foster homes take effect June 1 under a 1950 act. Only licensed child placement agencies local welfare departments or the child's parents grandparents aunt or uncle may place a child outside the home. Private agencies in Maryland include Carroll County Children's Aid Society and Frederick County Children's Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Welfare
Carroll County Children's Aid Soiety
Frederick County Children’s Aid Society
Bus Operators Are Tried in Middletown Court
Two Middletown school bus operators, John Holmes and Renice Reed, faced Magistrate Alton Sennett for operating buses with expired red license clips. Reed was fined with costs suspended. Holmes found not guilty. The case involved a misfiled DMV form for Class A Pneumatic Vehicles and related speeding forfeitures recorded elsewhere in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Alton ¥. Sennett
Peoples Court
John §. Holmes
Renice L. Reed
Middletown
H. B. O'Brien
Reed
O'Brien
Holmes
Salso
Hubert E. Clapp, Jr
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Department of Motor Vehicles
Charles W. Magaha
Iistake
James L. Doody
Gaithersburg
R. A. Myers
Frederick
Thomas R. Baltzell
Mt. Airy
Howard H. Tregening
Union Bridge
Harald E. Clark
Pittsburgh
Frederick Freshman to Join West Coast Baptist Tour
Gary Angleberger a Frederick High School freshman, 14, will depart June 14 from Birmingham to travel with three other boys to the west coast. The trip, led by J. J. Bishop of the Southwide Baptist Boys, runs through July 27 with visits to church camps in Arizona New Mexico Arkansas and Illinois and stops at the Indian Assembly in Oklahoma and the Baptist World Alliance in Cleveland. They will tour Yellowstone Spokane San Francisco Yosemite Death Valley Hoover Dam Grand Canyon Petrified Forest Painted Desert Albuquerque Wichita and St Louis. Gary, last year junior tennis champion of Frederick, earned $205 in a New York radio quiz on May 10 after answering questions from Warren Hull. He will be accompanied by his parents Mr and Mrs Austin Angleberger and his aunt Mrs T W Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Angleberger
Frederick High School
Birmingham
Ala
West Coast
J. J
Bishop
Southwide Baptist Boys Organization
Baptist
Arizona
New Mexico
Arkansas
Illinois
Indian Assembly
Oklahoma
Baptist World Alliance
Cleveland
Yellowstone National Park
Spokane
Wash
San Francisco
Calif
Yosemite National Park
Death Valley
Boulder City
Hoover Dam
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert
Albuquerque
Wichita
Kansas
St. Louis
Gary
Frederick
New York City
Warren Hull
New York
Austin Angleberger
North Market Street
T. W. Thomas
South Market Street
Settlement of Two Suits Ends at Circuit Court
Settlement reached at opening of Circuit Court ending two damage suits over a May 1 1949 Route 40 crash near Frederick involving former Washington County Commissioner Allen B Seibert and Keilholtz Motors Inc. The amount was not public but described as substantial. Seibert sought 75000 including damages claim for his late wife. A third suit related to the accident was moved to Baltimore County on a change of venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Washington County
Allen B. Seibert
Clear Spring
Keilholtz Motors, Inc
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Seibert
Mathias
Leo H. Miller
Hagerstown
William M. Storm
W. Jerome Offutt
Charles Wagaman
Dorig B. Bennett
Edgar H. Harbaugh
Alice H. Naltin
George C. Naylor
Vernon
Stevens
Aubrey G. Davis
William C. Feaga
Mary S Bussard
Peter T. Dudderar
North Carolina Votes Saturday in Democratic Senate race
North Carolina voters go to the polls Saturday to choose among Frank Graham Willis Smith and Robert Reynolds for the Democratic nomination for the Senate. Olla Boyd is a perennial candidate. If no candidate wins a majority a runoff is set for June 24. Graham faces Republican criticism over his ties and views on segregation and the Brannan plan while Smith argues conservative loyalty and anti communist themes. Reynolds runs a low profile campaign seeking a clearer choice for voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Trusman
Frank P. Graham
Senate
Willis Smith
Raleigh Corporation
Robert R. Reyjnolds
Olla Ray Boyd
Graham
Truman
South
Smith
Reynolds
Suit Over Bottle Design Filed Against Coca-Cola Co
Baltimore May 26 A South Carolinian George N Mas and his son Frank M Mas filed a $6 million damage suit against Coca Cola Company alleging infringement of their bottle design patents. They seek punitive damages and lost income over 13 years in U S District Court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cocca-Cala Company
George N, Mas
Graham
Frank M
Mas
Leesville
U. S
United States Court of Appeals For
Fourth District
Health Permit Required for All Frederick County Carnivals
All carnivals and festivals in Frederick County must obtain a permit from the Health Department led by Dr. Carroll E. Easterday. The 1944 regulation covers church, school, PTA and itinerant events, with site inspections, toilet and water facilities checks, and a deposit for post-event cleanup. Permits require ten days notice, travel shows face sponsor responsibility, and outbreaks of communicable diseases can bar permits. Public cooperation supports strict health standards during and after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Health Department
Carroll E. Easterday
Board of Health
PTA
Easterday
Fhealth
Frederick
Toll Charge Elimination Targeted For July 21
A Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company official told the Braddock Heights Community Center committee that toll elimination for calls between Braddock Heights and Frederick could occur by about July 21. The committee plans no PSC action until after July 21, awaiting official approval and required equipment completion. The ten cent minimum toll has long been a point of contention for Heights residents seeking removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Thomas
Glass
Allooney
Public Service Commission
Tem
PSC
Heights
Maryland Moose Conclave Opens in Frederick
Members of 26 lodges and auxiliaries gather in Frederick for the 17th annual Maryland and Border States Association Loyal Order of Moose conclave. About 500 delegates expected, with 100 hotel reservations, opening with an 8:30 p.m. initiation and an executive board meeting this afternoon. Sessions run at the Moose Home on West South Street, hosted by Frederick Chapters 371 and 347 along with Women of the Moose. new officers will be installed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland and Border States Association
Loyal Order of Moose
Francis Scott Key
Moose Home
West South Street
Vans Frederick
Women of the Moose
Agreement Ends Danger Of Arms Race In Middle East
Washington May 26 State Department officials said the new American British French arms sale pact to the Middle East should end any danger of an arms race between Israel and Arab states They said the three power pledge to act against aggression by Jews or Arabs plus the arms agreement should bring regional stability These results if achieved would give Western powers greater security in a key Cold War area The Middle East accord follows London talks among Acheson Bevin and Schuman aimed at easing US UK friction and coordinating interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Middle East
Israel
North Atlantic
Russia
London
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
United States
Britain
County Folk Festival Here June 1 At Baker Park
Two thousand rural elementary pupils from counties towns will converge on Frederick for a county wide folk festival of song and dance at Baker Park. Traffic will be delayed by rain causes postponement to June 2 or 3.0. The gourdsters from Burkittsville Walkersville Myersville Johnsville Buckerstown Pt. of Rocks Adams Town Middletown Emmitsburg Wolfsville Thurmont Catoctin Furnace Urbana Liberty Sabillasville Foxville Woodstown New Midway ride by school bus, return by late lunch. Led by rural supervisor Mrs Louise F Thompson the children will sing and dance in groups by grade 1 through 7 ending with seven jumps. City children join later in adult events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baker Park
Burkittsville
Walkersville
Myersville
Johnsville
Buck
County Loys
Thoughts on Memorial Day From Rep Fellows
Rep Fellows urged House colleagues to ponder spiritual resources during Memorial Day holidays. He warned of material wealth without wisdom and urged focusing on family values to honor war dead. Also Norton named to Federal Reserve Board, Edward Lee Norton of Birmingham, an investment banker and radio station owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fellows
R-Me
America
Norton
Truman
Edward Lee Norton
Birmingham
Ala
Federal Reserve Board
Stolen Navy Funds Fueled Vain Binge By Ex Officer
Lt. Basem Bo Boar, 42, a former Navy officer from Marion Ohio, is jailed in Los Angeles on federal embezzlement and desertion charges after allegedly siphoning $18,000 from a Navy ship. He admits drinking after an 1941 divorce and recounts spending spree across Oakland, Reno, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles with Pearl Carter, until captured with the help of FBI and Naval Intelligence. Boaz says he eased by taking a nursery job in Pomona to quit drinking and hopes for federal court. The case follows a long wartime service on the Idaho with campaigns in the Aleutians and Pacific, where combat did not curb his drinking. The article also notes a CIO win in a GE workers union election by a 5-3 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angetes
Navy
Willy
Basem Bo Boar
Qounty
U.S. Navy
Idaho
Aleutians
Gilberts
Marshalls
Saipan
Guam
PF O
Marion
Ton
Navasotat
Oakland
Boaz
Fresno
Calif
San Francisco-Oakland
Pearl Rose
Mary Carter
Miss Carter
Will Boaz
FBI
Naval Intelligence
Reno
Las Vegas
Pomona
End of Deadlock Near as Talks Continue in Lake Success
In Lake Success on May 26, Secretary Lioneral Tyggvedle discussed ongoing efforts to resolve a stalemate. He referenced the roles of Prime Minister Adilee and Premier Ridaull and noted tensions surrounding a United Nations reorganization while noting disruptions from a walkout by Chinese representatives amid a broader diplomatic impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioneral Tyggvedle
Lee Jay
Eal Joy
Tina Tre
Prine Minwipe Stalin
Adilee
Ridaull
Teun
Uisia Pth
United
Natins
Homemakers Luncheon Highlights County Short Course Delegation
One hundred homemakers attended a luncheon at the University of Maryhind center to select delegates for the state fashion display on June 20 as part of the annual Short Course. Beatrice Febes, Helen Chambers, and local club leaders organized the event with Miss Natalie Edwards Pugsell and Miss Diene Bay assisting in the planning and styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torehean
Ole Churey
Dweek Wonen
University of Maryhind
Beatrice Febes
Fis
Frank Vielbottiasy
Walkopsville
Robert Martin
Brunswick
Carlton Brown
Camp Detrick
Copnty Woth
Phursdig
Charlesville
Richard Hammond
Frederick City
Bruce Crum
Harmony Grove
Morris Zumibrun
Hefferson
Millard Biler
Paul Hourk
Johnsville
M Robins
Murray Fox
Jug Brine
Guy Stull
Ray Baer
Lewistown
Relsured Holter
Middletown
Myre Batt Nepler
Bernard Taylor
Mid-Va
Memorial Day Closures Hit Local Firms in Monocacy Valley
A number of firms tied to the Monocacy Valley Association plan to close all day May 30 Memorial Day. Participating firms include Everedy Company Ox Fibre Brush Company G L Baking Company Price-Withoite Company Dietrich and Gamibeill Inc Price Electric Richard F L Kline Marken and Bielfelt Potomac Edison Company M J Grave Lime Company Union Manufacturing Company will also close several departments shortly after. Market in New York ends slightly lower with few gains as most stocks falter amid routine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley Association
Everedy Company
Ox Fibre Brush Companys
G. L. Baking Company
Price-Withoite Company
Dietrich and Gamibeill, Inc
Price Electric | Corporation
Richard FL Kline
Marken and Bielfelt, Inc
Potomac | Edison Company
M. J. Grave Lime
Union Manufacturing Company
Hoon
Controls Removed From Hagerstown Sleeping Rooms
Washington May 26 rent controls were lifted on rooms rented for sleeping in Hagerstown by Housing Expediter Tighe E Woods following a recommendation from the local rent advisory council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagerstown
Tighe E. Woods
Rent Advisory Control
Five Day Forecast for Maryland and Delaware
Five day forecast notes Saturday will be partly sunny with a few showers or storms. Humid and warm conditions prevail. Weekend temps ease slightly then rise on Tuesday and Wednesday. Overall period temperatures near seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Western powers press for all German elections under four-power guarantees
Three western commissioners in Berlin sent identical letters to Soviet commander Chuikov urging postwar German unification under an all German government. They call for individual freedoms, political party activity, independent courts, and the removal of militarized police, plus four power oversight to enable a functioning German state and a peace settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Iussife
Refuses To Tax Certain Income Of Co-Ops
Washington May 26 Rep. Maso said House tax writers killed changes for a new tax bill by rejecting a plan to require cooperatives to pay normal business taxes. The Ways and Means committee rejected proposals to tax unalloc ated reserves and unrelated business income of co-ops, signaling no tax bill this year. Mason called the action political favoritism for co-ops and noted potential excise cuts totaling 1.08 billion were at risk. The panel did vote to raise about 20 million yearly by tightening taxes on co-op stockholders and patronage dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maso
House
Ways and Means
Mason
Washington May 26 Fish and Wildlife Service inquiry
A Maryland trio sent a baffling query to the Fish and Wildlife Service asking how to open overland cycle trade from inland tide water of the Atlantic to the growth crest breeder of the Pacific. A service clerk asked them to restate the question in reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Maryland
Atlantic
Pacific
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Health Dept
Moose
Betty Jakubiec
Wonewac
Wis
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Betty
CIO
New International Union of Electrical Workers
General Electric Workers
United Electrical Workers Union
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