Anniversary Dinner Draws Attendees for Frederick Co Bicentennial
The 200th founding anniversary dinner at Coblentz Hall Hood College on June 12 attracts many acceptances from five counties and officials. Notables include Chief Justice Vinson and historian Edward Delaplaine, with speakers and MCs named. Tickets are on sale at county offices and the Key Hotel with a distribution meeting set for Friday at the Historical Society.
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County Commission
Fve
Frederick
Coblentz Hall
Hood College
County Commissioners Court House
Cha Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Fred 3R. Vinson
Supreme Court
Edward S. Delaplaine
Charles E. Mov
Baltimore
Frederic
Prince George
Washington Carroll
Allegany
Prince George's
Frank W. Mish
Washington County Historical Society
S. Desmead Kolb
Wicomico County
Joseph F. Thorning
Carrollton Manor
Morris G. Zumbrun
Jefferson
Historical Society
Traffic Cases Before Corle Find Guilty In Court
Edward V. Corle of Frostburg fined 5.50 and costs after being found guilty by Magistrate Allen Bennett in People’s Court this morning for failing to observe an automatic device. Trooper Kenneth Bond arrested at North Market and Seventh streets around 12 35 p m. The case lists multiple defendants and fines for offenses including disregarding traffic signals and speeding with various amounts cited.
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Edward V. Corle
Frostburg
Allen ©. Bennett
Peoples Court
Kenneth Bond
North Market
Seventh Streets
Sundar Casle
Ira C. Ace
Washington
John
Gilliam
Takman WL
Eliott
Brucher
Freeman Burns
Donald F
Balizell
Union Bridge
Robert E. Stort
James We Wilk
Grand Rapids
Carie E. Hoffman
West Fourth Street
Joseph J. Carie
Baltimore
Gaither R. Frushour
Riversville
Howard T. Perkins
East pFittheet
Harley A. Rotruex
Keyser
W. Va
William D Gosnell
Walkersville
Biss
Sirresis
W. A. Mutchner
L. M. Ridge
Senate Panel Advances Oleomargarine Tax Repeal
The Senate Finance committee approved the oleomargarine tax repeal bill by a 12 to 0 vote. The measure now moves from committee to the full Senate for consideration.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Maryland records exhibit at C Burr Artz Library marks Frederick county history
An exhibit displays early Maryland records from 1748 including the act creating Frederick County and a 1750 judgment record. The Frederick County Society and Maryland Hall of Records organized the show running June 3 to June 12, with Dr. Morris L. Radoff appearing for the opening.
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Maryland
Frede. County
C. Burr
Frederick County
Fred
Quislings and Propaganda Reds Threat to U S
An American Legion leader told senators the United States faces a large fifth column of Quislings and fellow travelers. Paul Griffith urged swift Mundt Nixon bill passage to curb Communists. He cited 106,800 trained quislings and a million sympathizers, accusing Moscow of war chest funding and urging action.
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American Legion
United States
Paul Griffith
National Legion
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Griffith
Communist Party
Wiley
R-Wis
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Coeur D'Alene
Ida
Kley
Riuni
Commerce Department Has Mystery Potion
The Commerce Department offers a 10 page report on a photochemical chlorination process yielding dichloropropane and allyl chloride. The report, from the Office of Technical Services, notes reactions of propane with chlorine under light and heat. Officials admit they cannot determine the potion’s real use, saying they do not know what it is.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Office of Technical Services
Technical Services Office
U. S
Germany
Cleveland Man Fires On Wife During Walkby
Police said a 21 year old man knocked down his wife and her male companion during a walk in Cleveland on May 27. He was angered by the wife being seen with another man and fired a gun, injuring both victims.
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Point of Rocks Horse Theft Prank Reported
Sheriffs deputies were called to Point of Rocks this week after a resident reported a horse theft prank. A large hobby horse and two smaller plastic horses were stolen from and later found on the front porch, blamed on a neighborhood party. The resident said the act was not funny.
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Point of Rocks
Iit
Memorial Day Makes News Outset for Local Papers
The News and The Post will not publish Monday May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. The pause aligns with other Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania dailies and saves scarce newsprint resources.
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Post
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hood College to graduate largest class in its history
Hood College will graduate the largest class in its history this Sunday as 113 members of the Class of 1949 receive diplomas. Dr. Andrew Truxal will become president on July 1, with J Irvin Stahr ending his presidency. The program includes Moving Up Day activities, class day exercises, and a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Albert E. Day.
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Muss
Barbara Woodall
Grosse Pou Shores
Mich
Stahr
Brodbeck Hall
Ate
Polly Smith
Hazon
Marian ‘Davidson
Brook
Coblentz Hall
Elizabeth Bower
Elizabeth Eckhardt May
Ruth Perry
Student Perfoving Up
Joseph Henry Apple
Brodbeck Halis
James Reid
Catonsville
Dirs
Asson
Stanr
Hedson Theater
Gretchen Groff
Ocean Ci
Mr Smith
N. J
Freeport
Rites Planned for Lieut Hoke in Union Bridge Monday
The body of Second Lieutenant Walter L. Hoke, son of Mr and Mrs W Lee Hoke of New Windsor, killed August 20 1943 in Africa while serving in the Army Air Corps, will arrive in Union Bridge Friday evening with a military escort. Funeral services set for Monday at 1 30 p m at the Wight funeral home and 2 15 p m at Glade cemetery Windsor with American Legion Post No 31 conducting services. Friends may visit Sunday 7 to 9 p m. He is survived by his wife Rosa William Birmingham Ala three sisters Mrs John P Birmingham Ala Mrs Acuse N Y and Mrs Robert H Renshaw Hi Nev Windsor.
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Walter L. Hoke
W. Lee Hoke
New Windsor
Africa
U.S. Army Air Corps
Union Bridge
Wight Funeral Home
Glade
Ersville
American Legion Post No
Raymond K.wright
Lieut. Hoke
Rosalie Williar
Barbara Anne
John P. J. Birmingham
Ala
Acuse
N.Y
Robert H. Renshaw
Nev Windsor
Body of Sgt. Lee Arrives From India
The body of Sgt. Lee is returned from India and will be buried after funeral services. The report notes he died in India on October 4 at age 25, with Frederick Friday and others involved in arrangements.
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Sgt. Lee
India
Mehri Gray- Lee
John W. Helen Grayson Lee
Hope
Will Frederick
Lee
R. Stehison
Mi Robert H
Fred
Commencement Address Set for Hudson Outdoor Theater
The graduating class will receive diplomas as Dr. Aaron John Brumbaugh delivers the commencement address on the theme The Worlds in Which We Live at Hudson Outdoor Theater. Exercises begin at 6 40 o clock with the academic procession led by Dean May and President Stabr presenting diplomas.
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Presidents House
Uests
Hudson
Aaron John Brumbaugh
American Council On Education
Washington
Stabr
Voice says New England founded by hypocrisy amid broadcast uproar
Senate hearings focus on the Voice of America program as Senator Capehart cites excerpts from 1947 and 1948 broadcasts. He questions depictions of Utah and Birmingham and accuses the State Department of insufficient oversight while NBC defends its role and confirms staff changes after the incident.
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Xyana
Texas
Case
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Fergus
Congress
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Senate
South
Central America
Indiana
Utah
Brigham Young
Young
Alabama
Birmingham
United States
Con
Bieaster
R-Mel
Alexander Smith
Rnjo
Stte
White House
Smith
Department
Hine
NBC
State Department
Brooks
New York
Voice of America
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Memorial Service at Utica and Cemetery Improvements
Memorial service sponsored by Utica Cemetery Association will be held at Utica church Sunday at 1 30 pm with Rev Paul L Althouse speaking. Trustees report year of improvements include cleaning, grading, new fence, stone lowering, and cemetery maintenance.
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Utica
D. W. Snook
Chester Lenhart
Ross Stull
Menrle Stottiemyer
Arthur Lambert
John Daveler
Randolph Stull
Eimer
Lambert
Jacob E. Ramsburg
Balks Reappear Over Annapolis Academy Airport Plan
City officials dispute a proposed 208.9 million dollar aviation project for the Annapolis academy airfield. Chairman Leo E. Allen plans a conference to resolve the issue as the budget advances with little modification on a pending construction program.
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Construct Bi Authority
Academy At
Annapolis
Leo E. Allen
Six Nations Deadlock Broken On Ruhr Resource Plan
London dispatch reports a six nation talks over Western Germany's future obviated by a breakthrough on an international Ruhr resource board. Delegates agreed to broad powers for control of iron ore coal and coke, easing French objections and signaling progress toward a provisional German government.
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Germany
Ruhr
United States
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Informanits
Briti
Bok
Raffles Bill Dropped For Present Session
East Ranelle West Virginia May 27 Senator Ltd. said he backed the bill to permit veterans organizations to act. Daniel Rupert Prisenbarger died at his home near here yesterday leaving 182 direct descendants including five sons five daughters 64 grandchildren and 198 great grandchildren.
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Mark East Ranelle
W. Va
Daniel Rupert Prisenbarger
Here
Jeniad
Wright Hospital Association Elects Wright as Superintendent
The Wright Maryland Hospital Association elected Mr Wright as hospital superintendent at the annual assembly in the Blue Room. The meeting drew about 100 trustees administrators and hospital officials from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia.
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Wright
Brady J. Genera
J. G Capossela
Central Disency Hospital
Assosaded
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Auhe
Ethel Northam
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard E. Zimmerman
Lloyd C. Culler
William A. Gunter
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
William M. Storm
Frederick
Randolph G
Bethesda
Dallas G. Sutton
USN
Washington Service Bureau
American Hospital Association
Francis F. Beirne
Union Memorial Hospital
Balthmore
Joseph C. McGarraghy
Greater National Capital Committee
Washington Board of Trade
Arabs Attack At Jerusalem Amid Fresh Outskirts Assault
Arab troops aided by Egyptian units attacked Jewish positions on Jerusalem's southeast outskirts, with Trans Jordan Arab Legionnaires and irregulars joining from the Ramat Rebel area between Bethlehem and Jerusalem. The strike targeted Kalamon Talpiret Mekor Haim Bagan as UN efforts for a truce faltered.
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Cairo
Jerusalem
Tians
Sunday Movie Bill Offered For Mt Airy
A bill to permit Sunday movies in Mt Airy was introduced in the State Senate by Senator Hof of Carrelcor. A referendum may follow if the bill passes, with local Mt Airy officials reportedly supportive.
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Tig
Mt Airy
State Senate
Hof
Carrelcor
Sunster
Jones
May Not Announce Oregon Campaign Costs
Oregon elections official says two presidential hopefuls may not be required to file campaign expense statements since they did not seek state office. The State Elections Bureau head notes no state filing obligation for Thom Dewey and Harold Siassen.
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