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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1951

Page

5

State Honors Its War Dead In Memorial Day Observances

Maryland marked Memorial Day with ceremonies honoring veterans of past wars and those dying in Korea. Governor McKeldin spoke at Baltimore National Cemetery on war’s cost and the hope for lasting peace. A 21‑group parade in Sharpsburg and ceremonies across the state featured veterans and dignitaries, emphasizing unity and moral renewal.

Associated Press Maryland Korea Governor McKeldin Baltimore National Cemetery America Free State Sharpsburg Hagerstown Washington County Antietam National Cemetery West Virginia Pennsylvania W. H. Shealy Washington County Historical Association Ronald F. Lee National Park Services Dunkard Church Easton James P. Cooper Paul McCoy

Promoted Rhea Leads Hagerstown District of Baltimore Life

Promoted George H. Rhea to manager of the Hagerstown District with Cumberland and Frederick added May 14. S/Sget Robert A. Rexroad had a special place in Cumberland's parade. Memorial Day observations featured a Key grave ceremony in Frederick and a Navy 21 gun salute in Annapolis.

Baltimore Life Insurance Co George H. Rhea Hagerstown Rhea Cumberland and Frederick S/Sget Robert A. Rexroad Cumberland Francis Scott Key Annapolis Navy Severn River

Democrats Fight Over Kerr Statement and Whistle Stop Talks

Reports say Kerr issued a weekly message to Oklahoma voters amid rumors that William M. Boyle Jr. urged Truman to skip whistle stop tours this year. The political skirmish centers on party ties and independent Republicans in a tense national scene.

Kerr Oklahoma William M. Boyle, Jr Truman

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