Memorial Day Services Held Locally With Tribute and Hymns
Memorial Day observances at Mt Olivet cemetery featured Col. Lloyd E. Fellenz urging action for national security and world peace, a 21 gun salute, Taps, and a band performance. Veterans, wreaths, and a broadcast of the exercises highlighted the solemn ceremony.
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Mt Olivet
Frederick
Stevens
Francis Scott Key
Lloyd E. Felienz
USA
Camp Detrick
Chemical Warfare Service
Francis Scott
115Th Infantry
Maryland Na Guard
George Phebus
Paul L. Althouse
Samuel J. Weston
Veterans Administration
Legion
America
Col. Fellenz
United States
United Nations Organization
Irges
Memorial Ground
Court House Park
Classified Ad Rates Raised by Two Papers
The News and The Frederick Post announce higher rates for Classified and Local Mention advertising effective June 1, 1947. It is the first increase in over twenty years, the old rates set March 1 when combined circulation was under 9 000. Circulation rose to over 15 000.
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The
News
Frederick Post
New Cabinet Is Selected After Prolonged Negotiations
Premier designate Alcide De Gasperi announced a cabinet drawn from his Democratic Party, excluding Communists and Socialists for the first time in years. One member Cesare Merzagora remained abroad for final assent, delaying the official list. De Gasperi predicted definite completion by Sunday. Mrs. Wilson Named to County Board of Education in Montgomery County. The first air express was inaugurated in the 10th century with pigeons carrying messages from Balbek to Cairo.
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Alcide de
Methodis
Hom
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg High Scnver Pta
Balbek
Cairo
Yakub Ben-Kills
Renn Elected Governor At Lions Convention
On Friday Alderman Alvey V. Renan of the Lions district was elected head of the organization for the ng area at the Lions Convention in Washington. The convention concludes today. Renn for 1g of clubs in Dis tons is the first head of the newly formed district. The Eastern Shore Delaware district split, with a district council decision pending. Flag Day Proclaimed June 14 by President Truman, who urged flag displays nationwide and civic groups to honour the flag adopted June 14 1777.
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Alvey V. Renan
Horet
Washington
Renn
Distons
Airy
Thorsell
Taere
Tennent Mee
Divitrier
Frithe
Eastern Shore
Delawere Co
Baltierred
District Governors Council
Truman
Civic Coe
United Ms
Meeting of Jaycees Held in Frederick
The Junior Chamber of Commerce heard W. Bar tug Storm review a survey of the State Firemen s Association plans and local conditions. The program noted upcoming Jr summer meetings a picnic in June a dinner in July and a member in August. Ernest Berger received a life member certificate. A Welfare Committee report covered a track meet for Frederick County schools and by-laws were reviewed for new member Leonard Blumenauer.
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State Firemens Association
W. Bartgistorm
Chamber of Commerce
Storm
William B. Bennett
Progman
J.C
Cumberland
Richard L. Shoemaker
William H. Tyergar
Clifton E
Dick” Blevine
Froups II
Frederick
Atlantic
Futur
Fist
Ernest Berger
William E Aes
Chamber of
Comeres
Warher L. Brittain
J. C
Frederick County
Maryland School For the Deaf
WFMD
Leonard Blumenauer
William R Sell
Agriculture Committee
Arthur Potts
National Guard
Myr. Sturm
Voters split on proposed cuts to agriculture program
Reporters quiz six residents on the 37 percent cut proposal affecting soil conservation and school lunch funds. Opinions range from disapproval of economy in schools to caution that voting against lawmakers over these cuts may not be decisive, with some linking the issue to broader concerns and other issues.
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Department of Agriculture
Congres
Soil Comservation Service
Yeles
Rural voters urged to protect soil and school programs
A Brattleboro letter argues that soil conservation and school lunches are worthwhile and should not be cut but expanded. It warns that any congressman or senator supporting cuts must have a strong record to earn rural voters’ trust. In other news, Holstein cow Holstein ranks high in 1946 production, owned by J H Remsberg, with 18 724 pounds milk and 651 pounds butterfat, placing second in junior four year old class. Maryland breeders Beltsville U S Dairy Division and Bellevue Farm also noted.
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Lester Orrison
Rocky Springs
Jemerson
Lunhes
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Dean Inka
Daly
Ent
Maryland
U.S. Dairy Division
Beltsville
Bellevue Farm
Hyattsville
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Tery
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St
Rock OF Ages Monuments
Alvey V. Renn
Nicodemus Paint
South Court ST
Seiberling
Seiberlings
Melvin M. Engle
Jaycees
Acs
H. B Ness
Pearl
I Hardy
Merit Ramsourg
Uticae
Isis
Norman L. Dutrow
Yellow Springs
Wilfred C. Whisner
New Design
Luther W. Remsburg
Upper College Terrace
R. E. Delaplaine
Williamson’s Drug Store
G. Mercer, Ph. G
N. Market St
Fredericktown Savings Institution
PAT
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Acousticonr International
Washington St. Hagerstown, Md
Hou
Alvin
Brattleboro, VI
J. H. Remsberg
Middletown
the News
Frederick, Md
Rogers
Muerty Court Street
Spring Valley
Motter Avenue
Veterans and Federal Housing
Walkersville
R. Patrick Turner
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