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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1948

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Emergency Hospital Improved with State Funds and Upgrades

County owned Emergency Hospital receives extensive improvements including maternity ward nursery isolation room and new delivery equipment after a state funded program for indigent care approved by Welfare Board. The work by Thomas J Crum includes third floor renovations, new kitchen and fireproofing in nearby Montevue building, with completion expected in weeks.

Welfare Board Earr Ional B. O. Thomas Thomas J. Crum Crum Montevue State Department of Health Hospital Licensing Board

Barricaded Appointments Halt Major Truman Nominations

Washington May 29 Republicans set up a barricade to block confirmation of further major appointments by President Truman. GOP leaders pressed to keep jobs open for a Republican president, directing Senate committee chairmen to suspend action on several nominees including Frieda B. Hennock for the FCC. The policy move aims to stall three agency posts and two Tax Court appointments ahead of the November election.

Washington Repubicans Truman GOP Republican Policy Committee Senate Committee Frieda B. Hennock New York Federal Communications Commission Gvernment U.S. Tax Court

Made Self Officer Accused In Bogus Records Case

Keller says the Peotone salesman faces federal arraignment on a charge carrying up to 10 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Robert C. Bard, S. attorney, notes the case involves fake records and an attempted promotion to first lieutenant in 1946 with a Purple Heart.

Pentagon Keller Robert C. Bard Enir Governorsrepress Nded Ci Tagerean Cluster Eardley Heliers

No Paper Monday Holiday Notice by The News and The Post

The News and The Post will not publish on Monday May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. The pause aligns with regional dailies and conserves scarce newsprint.

News Post Maryland Pennsylvania

Painter Mounting Steeple Rod Thrills Sidewalk Onlookers

Painting contractor Glenn Nikirk climbed the Trinity Chapel steeple to remove and guard the weather vane and small bell for painting. He used a rope ladder to lift the weather vane and ball, while other painters gilded the larger ball in place. A wrist watch was dropped and shattered on the pavement during the morning work.

Glenn Nikirki Trinity Chapter West Church Street Bremen

Local Maryland 4 H Club Girl Named National Camp Delegate

Miss Dorothy Schaffer of Frederick Route 5 is chosen as one of four Maryland representatives to the 18th National 4 H Camp in Washington June 16 to 23. Delegates from each state plus Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska attend to discuss 4 H history and leadership. Schaffer has held multiple club offices and completed 18 projects, including food and home management, with six years in 4 H club work.

Dorothy Schaffer Roz Schaffer Frederick Maryland Extension Services College Park Maryland Washington Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska Department of Agriculture Morrow Raleigh Schaffer Miss Schafier Ces Xia Schafier Auiteach School

Berlin Four-Power Meeting Sees Soviet Leader Refuse Seat

The Berlin four power Kommandatura meeting grew acrid as Soviet deputy Kotikov announced he would not sit beside American Col. Frank Howley. The clash underscored tensions over occupation zones and fed doubt that the Allied Supervisory Council would continue. An American official warned the Soviet commandant is not Berlin's dictator.

Berlin Alexander Kotikov Frank Howley Kommandatura Allied Supervisory Council For

National Boat Show Spelling Contests Spark Laughs

A quirky report notes contestants from Black Horse Onia struggle with spelling as a 14 year old finalist and Darrell Flavelle misspells big words. The winner, backed by Akron Beak, wins a trip and $300 prize while judges and Nashinal Press Klub members praise effort over accuracy.

Black Horse Onia Darrell Flavelle Obigarks Akron Nue Wes Sor Bieng Raney Jean Nashinel Press Klub

Wallace assails Mundt Nixon bill as free speech threat

Henry Wallace testified against the Mundt Nixon anti communism measure calling it a declaration of war on free speech. He warned it would empower the Attorney General to proscribe and punish groups, likening its potential to Nazi methods and urging protection of constitutional rights amid Cold War fears.

Custem Henry Wallace Mundt United States Ashich Mund Wallace Thomas Social House Eastland D-Miss Russia Senate Judiciary Committee Communist Party United States Congress Association of Our Peoples Hitler Germany Europe America Soviet Union Reps R-Sd Nixon R-Calif Mundson Wise

Six Die In Chicago Fire At Deteriorated Building

Chicago fire killed six people including two children found in a stairwell and rooms on the second floor of a building. An unidentified man and another victim were located in the stairwell, while Lyle Wilkins was rescued from smoke and taken to St Anthony Hospital in serious condition. Early reports indicated about seven injured and two residents remained unaccounted for.

Chicago Lyle Wilkens St. Anthony Hospital Anthony Mullan

Marshall cites firm Western policy amid Soviet peace push

Secretary of State Marshall reports on American foreign policy stressing a firm stance toward the Soviet Union and warns against emotional pressure toward a false peace. He notes progress in European reprogramming and growing Western ties, while urging caution to avoid actions that could undermine U.S. credibility.

Russia Mar Oreft Soiet Union United States Marshall

Antique show at State Armory showcases Parsons and Hendrickson outfits

A large Friday crowd attended the second night of the Frederick Civitan Club antiques show at the State Armory. The main event featured a fashion show with modern Parsons dresses and Hendrickson Girl Scout wear modeled by named youth groups. Doris Culler Elizabeth Etchison Mary Rothenhoefer Katharine Smith Mary Elizabeth Frye Mary Plummer Carol Lane modeled Parsons outfits, assisted by Ethel Myers and Harry Hariough. Girl Scout wear showed by Brownies Anne Keefer Georgia Ann Masser Ann Knill Intermediates Yvonne Clemson Barbara Sibert Libby Boyer Michael Meberly Jo Anne Schroeder Seniors Ruth Fitze Maralee Atkinson, with leaders uniforms by Mrs. Lee Johnson and Miss Jean Dail.

State Armory Frederick Civitan Club Parsons Hendrickson’s Parson's Doris Culler Elizabeth Etchison Mary Rothenhoefer Katharine Smith Mary Elizabeth Frye Mary Plummer Carol Lane Rge Ethel Myers Harry Hariough Hendrickson Susanne Keefer Georgia Ann Masser Ann Knill Yvonne Clemson Barbara Sibert Libby Boyer Michael Meberly Jo Anne Schroeder Ruth Fitze Maralee Atkinson Lee. Johnson Jean Dail Eunicé Bush Ralph Borer

Child Killed by Truck in Kabletown Collision

A six year old girl from Bay town was fatally struck while crossing a highway near her home. The driver was not charged, per Trooper L W Kelly. The incident marks the fourth vehicle death in Jefferson county that week.

L W. Kelly Marie Carroll Athleti Baytown Rufus Carroll Teo Jefferson Co Wear

No Punch For U S Draft Dodger Once A Champ

Baltimore May 29 Harry Jeffra once a bantam and featherweight champion and Bally There tight ham Phillips were each sentenced to months imprisonment in federal court for violating the wartime draft act. The jury recommended leniency. Jeffra was acquitted on two counts of failure to notify his draft board of time away from war work to fight. Phillips was public relations man for the ship cleaning firm with Army contracts. The government built a case around a farm letter stating Jeffra was a full time worker. Both defendants pleaded innocence.

Baltimore Harry Jeffra Bally Ham & Phillips Jer Jeffra Phiblyps Ucies Fg Y Jenieney Coleman United States Canada Phillips

Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Urbana Area

Deeds were recorded at the clerk’s office for several property sales. Mrs Airy V Sears and others sold the William H Sears property of about 229 acres and improvements in Urbana district to Mr and Mrs Gustav Steinat for around 14000. John Daveler sold to Bir and Mrs L Cameron Hill the 113 East Patrick street property for about 312540. Miss Mary Eleanor Kehne sold to Mr and Mrs Allen ker a residence at 328 Park for unknown price. Mr and Mrs sold to Kenneth R man a property on the north of Wilson Avenue for about 10460. Mrs sold to Mr Baker a property on Shookstown road about 1.5 acres for around 5000. Heirs of John Witham Lee of Washington DC have sold a frame dwelling south of the old Braddock Hotel on Marsland avenue Braddock Heights to Mr and Mrs Delbert W Null for about 4000.

Airy V. Sears William H. Sears Urbana Gustav Steinat John &. Daveler Bir L. Cameron Hill East Patrick Street Mary Eleanor Kehne Allen Ker Park Kenneth R. Man Wilson Avenue Baker Shookstown Road John Witham Lee Washington, DC Braddock Hotel Marsland Avenue Braddock Heights Qirl Delbert W. Null

Public Sale Held At the Public House on the Road

A public sale occurred today at a public house. Items moved included a room frame and several other educations or expropriation items near U. Grant Hospital. The event drew local attendees and quiet bidding.

U. Grant

Local forecast summary from Associated Press regional area

Weather briefing notes Lower quality OCR shows a forecast for Allegany County with mostly clear and mild conditions today and tonight. Occasional rain possible tomorrow with highs around 62 and lows near 37. Humid conditions persist into the week with extended dry and clear periods in western Maryland and nearby counties.

Allegany Claude Marzi

Holiday Traffic Expected to Rise Amid Pleasant Forecast

Holiday travel and shopping spurred by Memorial Day long weekend as weather forecasters anticipate fair, mild conditions. Officials prepared for large crowds with ample parking and statewide closings, while many workers enjoy a three day break and industrial plants operate on reduced schedules.

Symerton Frederek County Cuote

Magistrate Ignores Hearing in Turner Point Trespass Case

In Galesville last night Judge Norman Hazard faced Justin Buch and John Fox charged with trespassing on Z Garner Jones property at Turner Point. The defendants refused bail, left the courtroom with hats on, and both sides offered testimony before the magistrate.

Galesville Margistrate SIOC Norman Hazard Justin G. Buch Anne Arundel County

21 Gun Salute For Truman At Annapolis

21 gun salute planned for President Truman at Annapolis during Memorial Day events. Ceremony to begin at 7 a.m. with guns fired from the battery on the parade ground, marking military honors for the day.

Truman Annapolis Sab Academy Williamsburg Uae Fred Strigh ‘Walk

Battle for Jerusalem Rages as Old City Falls

Heavy fighting around Jerusalem continues with Arabs pressing to break the Tel Aviv Jerusalem lifeline. The old city endures destruction amid fires and shelling as civilians are evacuated. Wounded and prisoners are processed while forces clash near Latrun for the vital supply route to the Holy City.

Old City Abdullah Jerusalem New Jerusalen Tel Aviv Holy City Zion Gate Amman Trans-Jordan Stalingrad Latrun Tel

Top Talent Secured Here by Barter Theater and Lectures

Frederick County Teachers Association schedules a culturally rich season featuring Barter Theater performances on December 13 and April 4 and lectures by Margaret Bourke White and Bennet Cerf. White discusses India photo assignments across 21 countries. Cerf presents Changing American Humor. Dr. Douglas Kelley speaks February 8 on Who’s Sane. Dr Theodore Brameid covers education sites and UNESCO. Public subscription drive begins in September to fund ongoing programs.

Barter Theater Abingdon Margaret Bourke White Bennet Cerf Frederick County Arctic India Modern Library Douglas Mr. Kelley Theodore Brameid Educational of New Brameid Unesco Teachers’ Association Diagiam Septenter Thale

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