Government Surplus Foods Kept in City Cafeterias
Frederick County school system receives government surplus foods for cafeteria use including potatoes sweet potatoes canned apple sauce orange juice and dried fruits. Equipment upgrades noted with a new 30 cubic foot refrigerator at Parkway School plus sinks and counters at several sites. Bus route extensions approved to serve more students on multiple routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ruth Visor
Schoolun
Russ MacVean
Board of Education
Parkway School
Washington Street
Frederick High School
New Merket
Lewistown
Adamstown
Liberty
Urbana
J. C. Hoffman
Doubs
Basfard Jane
Meredith Renn
deGarmendia Place
Licksville
Bow Road
Steiner Smith
Woodsboro- Liberty
Eugene W.pruitt
Buckeystown
Manor Woods
Lime Kiln
Royal Lawson
First Program Of Concert Season Today
The Community Concert Association presents the season opener with operatic numbers performed by tenor Ames Ehwood Gerry. Tickets are not sold at the door and advance members’ id cards are required for entry.
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Tone
Ames Ehwood
Gerry
Ruth Slifer Wins Fourth Divorce From Clyde Slifer
Mrs Ruth Slifer 33 told Superior Judge Joseph Sabath she has had enough after four divorces and 13 separations from Clyde C Slifer in 14 years He granted her fourth divorce on cruelty charges She had filed three prior petitions and the couple first wed in Marshalltown
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Chicago
Ruth Slifer
Clyde C. Slifer
New Listing Of Voters Necessary In 1950 Re registration
A full re registration of all voters in the state and county is planned for 1950, the first since 1936. Costs may exceed 5000 dollars, with 987.50 for new precinct books, and officials expect to trim dead wood while noting no permanent system exists in Frederick county.
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Stete
County Drimarr
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Montgomery Country
5 From Here Awarded Trip to National Club Congress
Frederick County 4-H members were honored at the annual banquet in Calvary Methodist parish hall for outstanding achievement earning trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago next month. Awardees include Paul Lutz and Richard Holter and others such as Arthur Cook Ruth Ellen Tfert and Roxie Lee Montgomery. Awards covered maintenance dairy production poultry and more with remarks by Extension Service agents Miriam Leiter and H Bradley Jones.
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Tve
Frederick County
National Club Congress
Chicago
4H Club Council
Calvary Methodist Church
Paul Lutz
Richard Holter
Holter
Miriam Leiter
H. Bradley Jones
Dwayne Heiler
Middletown
Doris Wachter
Holmes Baker
Mary Catherine Baker
Sinia Garst
Boyd Smith
Betty Zimmerman
James Shafer
Frederick
Snow And Rain In Many Areas Across the Nation
Snow and rain spread over the western Dakotas Nebraska the upper Mississippi valley and parts of the Plains region with over two inches of snow reported in Lemmonds area Cooler weather moved into the Great Plains southwest and the Rocky Mountains Meanwhile Rev Jesse M Woodrow will leave Frederick to serve in Baltimore and conclude his local duties this month San Francisco Examiner raises single copy price to seven cents with Chronicle Call-Bulletin following and the News at five cents
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Chicago
Dakotas
Nebraska
Lemmond
Middle
Upper Mississippi
Plains States
Upper
Greatez
Ohio Wa
England
Little Apek
Woodrow
Jesse M. Woodrow
All Saints Episcopal Parish
Chanel of Redemption
Baltimore
Frederick
West Third Street
Mr. Woodrow
Beer
St. Timothy's
St. Barnabas
Arso
All Saints
San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner
Chronicle
Call-Bulletin
Truman faces test of repeal Taft-Hartley and civil rights fight
James Marlow outlines Truman's challenge after election as he weighs repealing the Taft Hartley act and pushing civil rights, education, and housing amid a high national debt. He notes the need for bipartisan votes, potential compromises, and the likelihood of higher taxes to fund new programs.
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James Marlow Washington
Truman
Congress
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Mer. Roosevelt
Republican Congress
Europe
Red Feather Chest Fund Surpasses Target in Campaign Drive
Chest fund to date shows over 23,600 with several groups exceeding quotas. Edward C ann, general campaign chair, notes additional $5,000 needed and reports from committees include special gifts 6,194.75 professional 2,113.50 commercial 4,399.86 governmental and schools 1,073.80 industrial 625.275 fraternal 837.50 Netre 105.51 general canvass 1,786.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cann
EB. D. Tman
Camp Detrick
Hallowe'en Charges to Be Heard in Police Court
Four youths, all 17 to 20 years old, face a Police Court trial over destruction of property linked to Halloween depredations at Staley Park. Names listed include Neal Jr., Chipter, Whitler, and Blumenauer Jr. Juvenile Court jurisdiction waived for the older teenagers.
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Staley Park
Hallowe'en
Charles C. Neal, Jr
New Market
Charles L. Chipter
East South Street
Charles £. Whitler
Skeokstown
Edward Blumenauer, Jr
East Seventh Street
New North-City Park
Culler Lake
M. R. Etchison
West College Terrace
Glenn T. Swisher
Grove Boulevard
North Markets Street
East Church Street
Fred Shaley
Wolfsville
Ira Warrenfeitz
Jefferson
City Fire Company
First Two Inducted From Frederick County In Peace Time
Frederick County men Charles R. Pollinberger and William War Urbana were inducted into the Army at the processing station in Hecermown this morning. Both, in the 1923 age group, were in the single, non father, non veteran category after pre induction exams. They left by 8 35 bus. Mrs Ruth Dixon Thomas, chief clerk of the local boards, attended. Ten more men from Board left for pre induction examinations in the 1924 and 1925 age groups.
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Frederick County
Armed Services
Hecermown
Charles R. Pollinberger
Middletown
William
War Urbana
Morere
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Fire alarm at 220 South Carroll street extinguished
Responding to a morning alarm the Uniteds and Citizens Company found no fire was needed. Firemen reported a fire started from an oil heater at 220 South Carroll street and was quickly put out.
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Uniteds and Citizens Company
South Carroll Street
Americans In China Evacuated As Showdown Looms
In Nanking and Shanghai area evacuations begin as ships become available. Maj. Gen. Barr says about 100 wives and children will leave, while U S military personnel stay at their posts. Admiral Badger states the Navy will not abandon Tsingtao base and may land Marines in Shanghai to protect about 3500 Americans. Notes warn of possible hostilities spreading south as winter and food shortages loom, with 400000 government troops massed near Suchow facing East China Communist forces under Gen Chen Yi.
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Nanking
Shanghai
David G. Barr
U. S
Barr
Oscar Badger
U. S. Western Pacific
China
Tsingtao
Shantung Peninsula
Admiral Badger
Lewis Clark
Zeon AY. Cabot
North Chine
Central China
Suchow East China Military Headquarters
Chen Yi
Suchow
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Frederick Area
Deeds recorded in the clerk's office show transfers of several properties. G Wilson Mercer trustee transfers 60 acres of the Mercer farm in Frederick to Richard F Kline for about 53509. Kline plans a new residential development. State Roads Commission sells land along Alternate Route 40 north of Hagerstown to J William Masser for about 5000. Harry J Lambert and spouse sell Kanawha avenue property in Point of Rocks to Je V Carnes for about 5000. Bertha Flax and J Norman Flax with spouse sell Emmitsburg district property to Lester G Wastler for about 4090.
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G. Wilson Mercer
Albert M. Mercer
Mercer
Frederick
Richard F. Kline
Mr. Kline
State Roads Commission
J. William Masser
Hagerstown
Airs
Harry J. Lambert
Je V. Carnes
Kanawha Avenue
Point of Rocks
Bertha Flax
J. Norman Flax
Air
Lester G. Wastler
Emmitsburg
Doll to Speak at Hood College Vesper Service
Rev. Harry Lee Doll of Paul’s Episcopal Church Baltimore will deliver Hood College vesper address Sunday at 1 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall. The college choir directed by Paul Beckhelm with William Sprig will sing chants and medieval pieces as prelude and postlude.
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Harry, Lee Doll
D. B
Paul's Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Paul B. Beckhelm
Mit
Wiliam H. Sprig
St. Denia
Mr. Sprige
Non-Support Charge Report From Frederick County
John G. Wiles of Frederick was arrested on a non-support warrant by Deputy Sheriff Paul Buhrman and released under 1000 dollars bond for a Peoples Court hearing Saturday morning. William S. Hann of Frederick faced an Allegany County warrant for non-support of a child and was turned over to Allegany authorities.
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John G. Wiles
Frederick
Sherif R. Paul Buhrman
Peoples Court
William S. Hann
Allegany County
George Crouse
Allegany
No contract awarded for Route 40 improvements near Boonsboro
The State Roads Commission has not awarded a contract for the extensive Route 40 work from Boonsboro to Funkstown. Bids were opened recently, but several rights of way must be acquired before a contract can be issued.
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Boonsboro
Funkstown
State Roads Commission
Thrasher Farm Pond Receives First Fish Stocking Today
The Thrasher farm pond near Jefferson received 50 fingerling bluegill and 500 shiners from the Lew town State Hatchery. Veterans in the GI program toured the site, with Rhea Kincaid supervising release and conservation talks. Round trips included a stop at Harry Himes’ pond and remarks on woodland practices and farm improvements.
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Thrasher Farm Pond
Mt. Airy
Donald Watkins
Carrol
Howard
Frederick
Theasher Farm
Rhea T. Kincaid
Catoctin
Thrasher Farm
Harry Himes
Feayaville
Kincaid
Raytine
Acs
Joseph Frescoln
Sher Farm
Stocks Tumble and Planes Missing Over Pacific
Stocks fell sharply on the New York Stock Exchange as selling intensified led by major industrials. Three planes with a total of about 30 people aboard went missing in the North Pacific during military maneuvers and a Pacific Alaska airliner vanished from Anchorage to Seattle.
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New York
Stock Exchange
State
Pennsylvania
Middle - West
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Ilinois Central
Standard Oil
Texas Co
DuPont
Sears Roebuck
U.S. Gypsum
Associated Press
North Pacific
Pacific Alaska Air Express
Anchorage
Seattle
Navy
Washington-British Columbia
Aleutians
Alaska
Yakutat
Annette Island
Cape Spencer
Sitka
Auto Damaged In Midway Collision Involving Westminster Vehicle
A two vehicle wreck in New Midway near railroad tracks this morning around 9 15 damaged an auto and a Yingiing Brothers truck from Westminster driven by David G Zling. One driver faced a fine for improper parking as State Trooper Charles D McLane investigated.
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New Midway
Charles D. McLane
Yingiing’ Brothers
David gZling
Westminster
Trate
George R . Taney
Long
United States to Be Strong Says Dulles at UN Session
John Foster Dulles told the UN political committee the United States has halted disarmament and will remain strong for the benefit of friends and itself. He criticized Soviet charges against U S plans aggression and defended UNSCOB on Greece while decrying Greek civil war tensions.
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Paris
Nov. S
United States
Russia
U. S
John Foster Dulles
United Nations Politcal Committee
Dulles
Republican Party
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
U. Special Commission On the Balkans
Unscobb
Vihace
Fire Destroys Fuel Oil Truck on Alternate Route 46
Firefighters from Independents extinguished a vehicle blaze on Alternate Route 46 near the city, about 7:15 am Today. The fire confined to the motor caused minor damage to the Rel truck, with teams using a booster stream to douse the flames.
Weather Outlook for Maryland and Delaware Weekend
The extended forecast calls for showers Saturday across Maryland and Delaware with warmth in eastern and central sections. Western areas turn cooler as showers persist Saturday night, with Sunday mostly fair except morning showers in Del Mar. Monday to Tuesday trend fair and cooler to warmer, followed by rain Wednesday. Temperatures from Saturday to Wednesday run about 4 degrees above normal and rainfall averages 0.44 inches across the two-state area.
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Maryland
Delaware
Del-Mar
Truman Calls for National Cooperation After Homecoming
President Truman urged broad cooperation from all Americans after a triumphant return to Washington. He praised the crowd turnout along Pennsylvania Avenue with estimates around 500000 spectators and noted the vast task ahead of his administration. Vice President elect Barkley spoke of public independence in voting and vowed to help ensure the administration’s success and world peace.
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Washington
Trumen
D. Hion
Truman
Executive Mansion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Union Station
White House
Mexico
Brazil
Canada
Floyd A. Truscott
Lafayette Park
Pennsyllvania Avenue
Berkley
Senate
Arkley
Barkley
Independence
Nma
Fourteen Germans Hanged at Landsberg in War Crimes Round
Munich reports fourteen German war criminals were hanged today at Landsberg, part of a rapid execution pace totaling 42 since the war crimes trials began on October 15. One man received a last minute reprieve as church leaders protest the sentences.
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Munich
Germany
Landsberg
America
Grez
U. S
Traffic light damaged after truck collision at Square Corner
Police said an Ameri can Stores truck struck the northeast Square Corner traffic light this morning. The light was mashed and between the truck and pole, requiring removal due to extensive damage.
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U.S
Hallowe
H. L. Doll
Gulf of
Britain
William A. Tunner
U.S. Air Force
Tunner
Berlin
Sen. Barkley
Metropolitan Police
William Green
American Federation of Labor
J. Renard McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
Rehiye
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