Food Show Is Largest Best Yet Held Here
The annual Food and Better Housing Show sponsored by Serv-U Save-U Stores and Independent Retail Food Distributors of Frederick opened at the State Armory and runs through Saturday. About forty firms from the city and county participate with booths arranged around the drill shed. Monday night featured Rural Women's Club winners. Grocers' Night is tonight. Cooking demonstrations by Potomac Edison staff run today through Thursday at two o'clock. Awards were announced Monday for various food baskets and items with many local residents and firms honored.
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Serv-U Save-U
Frederick City
County
State Armory
Garland S. Guyton
Burkittsville Grocer
Grocers’ Organization
Elmer F. Munshower
Save-U
Charlesville
Rosedale
Potomac Edison Company
Irene Caton
Kathryn Smith
PE Home Service
Joseph B. Price
Magnolia Avenue
Martha Riggin
West Patrick Street
Caroline Price
Magnolia , Avenue
Henry Wilson
Taney Apartments
William Moss
North Bentz Street
Mary Lakes
East South Street
Robert Heller
Buckeystown
Eva Carlin
Adamstown
Kathleen Harp
East Third Street
Henry L. Wilson
Taney
Gerald Duvall
Snyder's
Grace Martz
Wilkins Coffee Pound
Medora Jones
Braddock Heights
Little America Frozen Foods
Perry Beckley
Frederick G. L. Baking Co
Eleanor Zimmerman
Jefferson
James G. Gill
Beatrice Woaffman
Madison Street
Ralph Fry
Wilkins Coffee
Pound
Edgar Culler
City
Avery Clark
Virginia Banner
Frederick. Goetze
Ruth Kefauver
Keedysville
Route 4
Grayson Nikirk
Center Street
Stephen Babcock
Frederick
Filbert
Dorsey Burdette
Bar South Street
Walter Worthington
Borden
Genevieve Martz
Yellow Springs
William Dubrt
South Jefferson Street
Case
Ethel Gartlet
West South Street
Esskay
Herbert Hahn Jr
East Church Street
Glade Valley Bakery
Freders Botiled Gas
Ideal Farms
Tibet appeals to UN as Chinese Reds near Lhasa
India reports Chinese Communist invaders still at least 300 air miles from Lhasa as Tibet appeals to the United Nations for help. The Tibetan note, sent from Kalimpong, seeks protection while Security Council debates Korea. risk of a veto and possible General Assembly action loom. Concurrent dispatches note a fire alarm in New Jersey and Michigan political shifts, with Williams widening his lead.
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New Delhi
India
Tibet
Lhasa
Indian Foreign Ministry
S. Sinha
Peiping
United Nations
Lake Success
Security Council
Korea
U. S
Tsepon Shakabpa
U. N
Trygve Lie
China
Kalimpong
Shakabpah
Russia
General Assembly
Acheson
Council
U. O
Assembly
Architectural Drawings Of New Brunswick and Woodsboro Schools
Architectural concep tions show plans for Brunswick elementary school addition at Emmitsburg and a Woodsboro elementary project with bids likely late month. Paul H. Kes of Hyattsville prepared the drawings for the Board of Education. Brunswick contract awarded and construction soon to start. Rev J Boyd Davis to assume pastorate at Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Blue Ridge Summit on December 10 succeeding Canon Pfattke who resigned for rest.
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Brunswick
Emmitsburg School
Woodsboro
Board of Education
Paul H. Kes
Hyattsville
Blue Ridge Summit
Noo
J. Boyd Davis
New
Venezuelan Acting President Shot Dead In Caracas Firefight
Caracas Venezuela November 1933 Acting President Lt Col Carlos Delgado Chaibaud was assassinated in front of his home and later died in hospital. Reports from Venezuelan ambassador Jose Rafael Pocaterra and the U S State Department differed on whether Delgado was killed by five men led by Rafael Simons Urbina or by an unidentified assailant. The five attackers were said to wear civilian clothes and abducted Delgado before firing him. A curfew was imposed blocking details. The Port of Buffalo note appears as unrelated context in the dispatch.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Carlos Delgado Chaibaud
Delgado
Inds
Washington
Jose Rafael Pocaterra
Pocaterra
U. S. State Department
Rafael Simons Urbina
iThe
U. S
Delpado
Urbina
Forfeits $101 After Automobile Accident
Charles C Mayer of Washington, 33, failed to appear in Police Court at Ellicott City before Magistrate Thomas Mayfield to answer a reckless driving charge. The Oct 21 head-on collision with Ralph Zimmerman and wife at Poplar Springs left Mayer seriously injured and hospitalized. Collateral of $101.45 was forfeited. Zimmerman couple recovering from injuries.
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Charles C. Mayer
Washington
Ellicott City
Thomas Mayfield
Poplar Springs
Ralph Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Mayer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Many Never Suspect Cause of Backaches
The ad claims backaches stem from stress, strain, smoking, or cok exposure and links to kidney function. It suggests Doan's Pills as a mild diuretic to relieve frequent urination and related symptoms, asserting successful use for over five years and relief of waste through kidney tubules.
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Dean
Doan
Mayer skips court in Toltec pyramid factoid
Badger told the court Mayer sent word he would not appear to answer the charge. The Toltec pyramid at Cholula in Mexico covers 45 acres and is described as the largest of its kind in the world by the Britannica.
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Badger
Mayer
Cholula
Mexico
Opening Night for Community Players 1950 Season
The Community Players open their 1950 season with four performances starting Wednesday night November 15 at 8 30. The cast features newcomers and veterans including Captain Forest Pauli as Herbert Gage Miss Mable Thacher as Marge Gage Mrs Harry J Leichert Jr as Matilda Rockwood and Walker Jolliffe as Jonathan Rockwood.
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Community Players
Forest Pauli
Camp Detrick
Herbert Gage
Harry J. Leichert, Jr
Matilda Rockwood
Jonathan Rockwood
Walker Jolliffe
Mountain Theater
Community Players add new cast members and season ticket info
Walter Duensing Tom Bailey and Charles Crum are joined by Betty Ann Dodson Jean Perkinson Winnie Steiner Jackie White and De Crey Bishop in new Community Players rolls. Season memberships and reservations for all performances are available at The Smoke Shop. New Midway Girls 4-H meetings include a December 13 session after a November gathering at New Midway school with a Christmas card making demonstration led by Miss Fehr. Brazil, largest Western Hemisphere nation, covers half of South America's area.
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Ent
Walter Duensing
Tom Bailey
Charles Crum
Betty Ann Dodson
Jean Perkinson
Winnie Steiner
Jackie White
DeCrey Bishop
Smoke Shop
NEW Midway Girls 4-H
New Midway School
Elaine Stover
Miss Fehr
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Independent Hose Co
Mast Third Street
Frank Dorsey
Williams
Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Harry F. Kelly
Pinsacks
Morton Pa
Ine
Scho
Paik UE
Keinh, Tsburgs
Buffalo
New York State Department of Commerce
Eames
Kehne Furniture CO
South Market ST
The
Food & Better Housing Show
William S. Hood
Xmas Bikes
Xmas Burall
Carty
South Market
C. E. Cline & Son
E. Patrick ST
Brazil
South America
James W. Anderson, Jr
Delphey
Columbia and
West Patrick St
Weil Brothers
N. Market St
Insurance and Retirement
Plant
the Frederick Tailoring Co
East 4Th ST
Frederick, MD
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