Pilgrimage Flower Show Open Thursday Frederick Garden Club
The Garden Club of Frederick prepares a Thursday flower show from 2 to 8 pm with a planned tour of western city homes. Exhibits include entries from Washington Mt Airy and Thurmont plus city participants. Hostesses and homes listed range from 114 West Second to 303 Upper College Terrace with arrangements by Elizabeth Peters and judging coordinated by Robert Warfield.
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The
Garden Club of
Frederick
Washington
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Airs
T. Stuart Haller
Robert L. Warfield
Rs. R. E. Town
West Second Street
Charles Phillips
Charles Ross
Mary Maulsby
East Second Street
F. Earle
E. D. McCain
Frank Nicodemus
Edward D. Shrinar
Five Communists Convicted by Federal Jury in St Louis
A federal jury in St Louis convicted five defendants William Sentner Robert Manewitz Marcus A Murphy James F Forest and Dorothy Rose Forest on charges of conspiring to advocate overthrow of the government by force. The case went to the jury late today.
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ST Louis
William Sentner
Robert Manewitz
Marcus A. Murphy
James F. Forest
Dorothy Rose Forest
Jury Receives Final Instructions in Longest Federal Trial
U S District Judge Roy W Harper gave final instructions at the conclusion of a record long Federal District Court trial. The five defendants face up to five years in prison and a $10000 fine with sentencing deferred to Friday June 4. Jurors were told to guard free speech and press but no right to violent revolution.
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U. S
Roy W. Harper
Harper
Allied chiefs to meet on blocking Communist Southeast Asia
Washington reports that military heads from the United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand will meet next Thursday to map possible joint action against the Communist drive in Southeast Asia. The talks aim to survey the Far East military situation with plans to be made without commitment, with Adm. Carney to represent the US and Field Marshal Harding for Britain.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
State Department
Far East
Gov‘ernments
Robert Carney
U.S
Naval Operations
Pentagon
Arthur Radford
Bria
John Harding
Imperial General Staff
Paul Ely
Jean Valluy
Know America Today Anniversary Highlights and History
Today in history chronicles birthdays of Patrick Henry John J Maples Ebenezer Butterick John H House Charles R Van Hise plus notable events from 1765 to 1952. Patrick Henry seven resolutions in Virginia House of Burgesses Rhode Island ratifies Constitution Wisconsin Territory creation Wisconsin statehood Fenian march through Cleveland Curtiss flying prize Lansing plot reveal Truman veto offshore lands bill.
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Patrick Henry
Virginia
Hanover Co
John J. Maples
New Jersey
Near East
Painesville
Ohio
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Fulton
Wis
House of Burgesses
Rhode Island
Wisconsin Territory
Michigan
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Canada
Glenn H. Curtiss
New York City
Lansing
Washington
Truman
Rowell to Represent New Zealand by Gentry as Chief of Staff
Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Sir Sydney Rowell will be represented by Lt. Gen. William G. Gentry for New Zealand affairs. The arrangement names Gentry as the senior liaison and chief representative in official duties.
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Sir Sydney Rowell
New Zealand
William G. Gentry
Heaviest Korea fighting in months and birthday list
1953 heavy fighting in Korea dominates today’s page alongside birthday notices for Judge Luther W. Youngdahl and Senator John F. Kennedy. Also noted are Ernest C. Kanzier, Dr. Robert H. Felis, Dr. Thornwald O. Burnvedt, Clarence L. Jordan, Beatrice Englis, and a horoscope column. A separate item reports Mary T. Hendricks of Gap, Pa., placed on probation for a year after forging her father’s name to cash social security checks following his death.
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Korea
Luther W. Youngdahl
U. S. District Court For
District of Columbia
Minneapolis
U. S
John F. Kennedy l
Massachusetts
Brookline
Mass
Ernest C. Kanzier
Detroit
Universal C. 1. 1 Credit Corpshead
Saginaw
Mich
Robert H. Felis
U. S. Public Health Service
Downs
Kans
Thornwald O. Burnvedt
Norway
Clarence L. Jordan
N W. Ayer &Sons
Philadelphia
Monticello
Beatrice Englis
Canada
Faday
J Pueil
Baltimore
Mary T. Hendricks
Gap
Weeklong City Theater and Drive-In Schedules Mix Films
The Tivoli and City Opera House announce a five day spy drama run Hell and High Water in Technicolor with Widmark Darii and Mitchell. Friday and Saturday feature Jessie James vs the Daltons and Prisoner of the Casbah. Braddock Drive-In lists Destination Gobi Sunday Fake Me To Town Monday Easy To Love Tuesday-Thursday Wings of the Hawk and The Strange Door Friday-Saturday. Ihway Drive-In shows Redheads From Seattle Sunday Fort Ti Monday The Moon Is Blue Tuesday-Thursday Jungle Jim Forbidden Land Friday-Saturday Sack McCall Desperado. Tivoli also screens Johnny Guitar this week and The French Line starts Thursday. Frederick Theater presents Walt Disney’s Rob Roy and Jane Russell’s The French Line. Feagaville WCTU reports at St Luke’s rooms with devotions and readings.
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City Opera House
Richard Widmark
Bella Darii
Cameron Mitchell
Jessie James
the Daltons
Brett King
Barbara Lawrence
Tarhan Bey
Gloria Graham
Braddock Drive-In
Gobi
Ann Sheridan
Sterling Hayden
Esther Williams
van Johnson
Tony Martin
van Heflin
Julia Adams
Boris Karloff
Ihway Drive-In
Seattle
Rhonda Fleming
Gene Barry
Fort Ti
Jungle Jim
Forbidden Land
George Montgomery
Sack McCall
Desperado
Community group outlines June meetings and WCTU events
Austin Renn read The Community Can Save the Home. The WCTU benediction was recited. The group will meet June 29 in the Sunday school room at 2 p.m. Buckeystown WCTU invites Feagaville members to a June 8 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. William Zimmerman’s home. An ear corn tip suggests piercing vertically with a pick and resting the other end in a cake tin.
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Austin Renn
WCTU
Buckeystown Wctu
Feagaville
William Zimmerman
Two Kinds Of Folks By X A Lufburrow
A short moral note contrasts selfish and kindly behavior. The author suggests selfish people ignore others while kindly people consider others’ benefit in planning. The piece notes Prince Edward Island as the birthplace of the Dominion of Canada.
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X. A. Lufburrow
Prince Edward Island
Dominion of Canada
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Upper College Terrace
A. A. Pearce
Charles McC. Mathias
William A. Riddell
William T. Delaplaine
Sam Wynn Maples
Helena Stauffer
Robert E. Delaplaine
Andrew G. Truxal
James H. Cramer
Upper College Terrate
St. Louis
Lula
Rose
Storm & Shipley
Johnny Long
U. & Army Field Band
Kiddieland
Hershey Museum
Penna
SPM
Davy
Tuesda
America
Frederick Hearing Aid Center
West Patrick St
2Nd
Wed
Frederlockn Fuk Fa
Marilyn Monroe
Rex “Allen
Oklahoma Plains
Gary Cooper
Springfield Rifle
Bonzo
Maureen O'Sullivan
Charles Drake
Gene
Lockhart
MGH
Clark Goble
Roney Motor CO
Fire Man
Alam
Glenn Ford
William S. Hood, Inc
Opera
Tivoli
Joan Crawford
Tivoli Theater
Johnny Guitar
Jane Russell
Frederick Theater
Walt Disney
Rob Roy
Richard Toddl
Glyniss
Feagaville Wctu
St. Luke’s
Leroy Horine
Catoctin
Melvin Federline
Monument
Hahn Iinean New Market
Maryland
William S
Os I.e
Eee
Jay Hy
Cinemascopee
Richard Widmark Bella Darvi Ee Victor Francen
Gene Evans
David Wayne
Cinemascop
Raymond & Kline
Tontetee
Ssmuel Fuller
Jesse L Lasky Jr
Samuel Fuller
Defom
Ave Repsterd
Porter
Bar-B-Quest
Mrs
Earl Haines
Braddock
SO Near
Frede
Tennessee Mountain Boys
Towlnie & Back
W5m
Kitty Wells
Hiway
Anny Randolph Scott
Johnny
Johnny Euimar
Walt Disneys
Saarem
Richard Todd
Glyris Jonas AU
Technicolor
Deala Reniers Pn
Pecos
Antar Hye
Hnicclor
Bots
Dpeyteriey and
Anthony Dexter
Jody Lawrance
Gantamn
John Smith and
Pocahontas
John Treland
Combat Squad
Willian Powell
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