Young G O P Hear M Keldin And Nixon
Maryland Federation of Young Republicans meets in Hagerstown as Governor McKeldin and Senator Nixon address the convention. A resolution endorses McKeldin for the 1952 Republican nomination. Officers are elected and policy positions include extending voting privileges to 18 year olds and congressional hearings on national security. Nixon asserts no current policy to end the Korean War and calls for resignations at the State Department while urging strong anti communist measures in Europe and Asia.
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Hagerstown
Theodore R. ‘McKeldin
Richard M. Nixon
Battle
Virginia
Potomac
Paul Marshall
Montgomery County
William Kreyhenbahn
Grace Hildreth
Baltimore
Paul Holmes
Warren Stultz
Herb L. Cohen
George Messenberg
Walter Black
Stanley Scherr
Frank Billard
Prince Georges County
Marshall
Miss Hildreth
Boston
Stanley Bowers
Huck Hassell
Nixon
Dean Acheson
State Department
Europe
Asia
Jailed On Charge Of Stealing Dog
James Dean Hodge about 20 from Sparta NC was jailed on a $500 bond after police linked a found dog to him. Officer George Hoffman arrested him Sunday afternoon following a report from two residents. Circumstances remain vague and other docket items noted loitering, drunkenness, and peace disturbances with various bonds.
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James Dean Hodge
Shookstown
Sparta
George Hoffman
A. Babcock
West Third Street
Hodge
Sertha
Trench Fatterson
South Bentz Street
Martin Kanode
Kanode
Charles Edward Lee
Adamstown
Howard Thomas Grove
Gordon W. Troxel
Alumni dinner honors Westminster class of 1901
About 32 members of the class of 1901 were honored at Western Maryland College alumni dinner. Col. T. K. Harrison of Westminster acted as class president. Approximately 450 alumni attended the event held last night.
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Westminster
Blay
Western Maryland College
Col
T. K. Harrison
Hayes Celebrate Silver White House Anniversary
President and Mrs Hayes hosted the first silver anniversary celebration in the White House marking 25 years since their entry to the executive mansion.
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Hayes
White House
CAP Quickly Spots Lost Plane Sunday Baltimore
A Maryland CAP exercise began at 10 am with 39 aircrews from Frederick Hagerstown and Baltimore. Lieut William Ayers spotted wreckage at 13 03 am from 800 to 1000 feet amid ground panels smoke and flares near New Market. A second aircraft dropped a message to a mobile rescue unit at New Market and the unit reached the scene at 11 15 am.
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Baltimore
Maryland Civil Air Pattol
Maryland
CAP
Air Force
Westover Field
Frederick
Hagerstown
William Ayers
Ayers
Wetzel
Frederick Civilian
New Marel
Dixie Airport
Glen Burnie
New Market
Howard Minnick
Robert Willard
Mercersburg Boy Drowns In Potomac
A 13 year old boy from Mercersburg Pennsylvania Robert Carsbough drowned today after falling from a rock into the Potomac River near Chain Bridge Northwest Washington He was fishing with his father Glen Carsbough when he lost footing. Gideon Darkis of Frederick Maine saw the boy swept away by the current. Fire crews battled a rubbish fire at an Esso service station rear yard near Market and Fourth streets. The Israel-Syrian mixed armistice commission will meet tomorrow near the border to discuss settlement forms.
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Washington
Mercersburg
Robert Carsbough
Potomac River
Harbor
Glen Carsbough
Carsbough
Iis
Gideon Darkis
Till Avenue
Fredenck
Chain Bridge
Carsboughs
Market
Fourth Streets
Esso
Tel Aviv
Israel
Maryland Moose elect new president and officers
Salisbury May 27 The Maryland Moose Association yesterday elected Dr H C Byrd as its new president Headed a slate of five officers named without opposition Earl Frock Baltimore first vice president W Kenneth Crowe Frostburg second vice president Samuel M Ganatella secretary Samuel Hall Sr Hagerstown treasurer Lindsey E McVeigh Harrington Del prelate The Maryland Association includes lodges in Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia
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MOOSE
Byrd Salisbury
Maryland Moose Association
H. C. Byrd
University of Maryland
Byrd
Earl Frock
Baltimore
W. Kenneth Crowe
Frostburg
Samuel M. Ganatella
Samuel Hall
Maryland tourism ranks fourth in 1951 income sources
Maryland tourism contributed about 80 million dollars to state income in 1951, ranking fourth among income sources per estimates from the Fifth Federal Reserve District in The Monthly Review. The tourism sector trailed food manufacturing textiles and apparel and chemicals as an income producer for Free Staters.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Federal Reserve Dist
Ihe Monthly Review
Mt Airy Man Hit By Auto
Mt Airy William Page 58 of Route Two was hospitalized in satisfactory condition after being struck by a car while crossing Route 40 near Ridgeville. The Baltimore driver William Hall 35 swerved to avoid Page but struck him, causing head lacerations. Page was treated at the hospital. No charges were filed.
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William Page
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ridgeville
B. C. Hammersmith
Page
Lawson Summers
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Baltimore
Huge Forest Fire Near Timmins Worsens
Voronto May 28 A gigantic forest fire still out of control roared toward the mining town of Timmins. The blaze has consumed more than 50,000 acres of birch pine and dead timber.
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Voronto
Ontario
Timmins
Meat Rollback Defended By State and Farm Leaders
Washington officials defend a beef price rollback as price controls are debated. Price Director Michael V. DiSalle says beef is returning to customers, while Texas cattle group counsel Joe Montague Herschel Newsom of the National Grange and Senator Maybank argue rationing may be needed if controls stay. The TV and radio appearances frame the policy amid criticism.
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Washington
Michael V. DiSalle
Cableman
National Grange
Farm Organization
Newsom
Senator Maybank
D-Sc
NBC
Dedication of Infirmary to be Held in Baltimore
Baltimore on May 28 reports Jacob 5, new Grand Master of Masons of Maryland, announced today that a ceremony will dedicate an infirmary. The event marks a forthcoming initiative by the lodge to expand charitable work in the city.
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Baltimore
Jacob
New
Masons of Maryland
New Infirmary Dedication at Masonic Homes Bonny Blink
The new infirmary at the Masonic Homes in Bonnie Blink Cockeysville will be dedicated by Grand Lodge officers on Saturday June 9 at 3 p m daylight saving time. National state and municipal officials will attend. The event marks five years of Maryland masons building care facilities for disabled members and dependents.
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Bonnie Blink
Cockeysville
Grand Lodge
Masons of
Maryland
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Allew
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NATO
Royal Canadian Air Force
Centralia
Canada
RCAF
Nea-Acme
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Daniel Moon
Spreckelsville
Nel
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Walter Lea
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Cy Coley Sez
Lee
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Zenith Mement ‘Te
Wayside Radio
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C. E. Cline & Son
Patrick St
Cushman
XEW
Blick’s Indian Shop Rr
Market St. Frederick
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
Frederick CO
William S. Hood
Eas
Damascus Electric CO
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick, Mp
Mobilheat Socony
Economy Oil CO
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West
Credit
the Farmers & Mechanics
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