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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1951

Page

10

Tabor Delivers Prayer for My Country at Lions Club

Luther Place Memorial Church in Washington hosted Dr. Ralph Tabor as guest speaker at the Thanksgiving Lions Club meeting held Friday noon at the Francis Kott Key Hotel. Introduced by program chair Senator Jacob Ramsburg, Tabor spoke on debts to God family and country and offered a prayer emphasizing righteousness, patriotism, and keeping the nation true to its ideals. Secretary Charles Main presided. Milton Brunk of Frederick was the only guest.

Ralph Tabor Luther Place Memorial Church Washington Francis Kcott Martinuther God Robert- Louis Stevenson Dr. Tabor Jamestown Gettysburg Arlington Cemetery Charles V. Main Milton Brunk Frederick

Allen to Head Psychological Strategy Board

President Truman announced 48 year old Dr. Raymond B. Allen, president of the University of Washington, will direct the Psychological Strategy Board from Jan. 1. Dr. Gordon Gray resigns as director to return to UNC presidency, remains as part time consultant while Allen needs him. Gray praised as a true public servant.

Acey West Fla Truman Raymond B. Allen University of Washington Psychological Strategy Board Gordon Gray University of North Carolina Allen Gray the Army

Invitation to a Sit-Down Dinner With Clear Timing

An invitation outlines a sit-down meal with a definite arrival time for guests. It notes a dramatic observer in nature, the secretary bird, known for its hunting method of dropping prey from height after an aerial grab.

Anne Arundel Opens Slot Machine Inquiry

Annapolis police, acting on a request from Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Thomas Basil, began investigating slot machines in the city. The inquiry targets unlicensed devices in clubs, with licenses available only for 5-cent machines, and demands withdrawal or licensing of illegal machines. Campbell, acting mayor, said many clubs had already removed illegal machines.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County Thomas G. Basil James C. Morion Jr Basil City Ordnance Robert H. Campbell Campbell Roscoe C. Rowe Naval Hospital Morton

Body Of Missing Airman Is Found

The body of 1st Lt Prentice F Ross Jr was found in brush less than 2 miles from where a B 26 bomber crashed in rugged mountains near the Maryland border. Also located were 1st Lt Jerome Walsh and 1st Lt William Langdon. The three reserve officers were en route to Langley from Pittsburgh when the crash occurred. Rescue teams from Westover Field and others joined in the search amid hopes Ross survived.

Aurora W. Va Prentice F. Ross Maryland Jerome Walsh Milwaukee Wis William L. Langdon Moorestown N. J Ross Fort Worth Texas Hampton Langley Pittsburgh Air Force Westover Field Mass West Virginia Robert Bourcy Watertown N. Y Air Force Rescue Team Air Force Rescue Westover Pittsburgh Air Base National Guard States

Hagerstown Man Held for Erie Grand Jury

Alderman William Heisler ordered Maurice J. Kramer of Hagerstown to be held for Erie grand jury action on charges of fraudulent stock sales. Kramer, 50, entered no plea and is jailed in default of a 4000 dollar bond. Police say he sold 6800 dollars of stock to four Erie County residents allegedly as shares of Central Chemical Corp of Hagerstown.

Erie William Heisler Maurice J. Kramer Hagerstown Erie Grand Jury Kramer L. P. Penman Erie County Central Chemical Corp of

Court News Court records and marriage notices listed

Court notices include equity cases Mary Elizabeth Baker versus John Ju. Baker for separate maintenance and temporary alimony. Bessie V. Fritz versus Glenn V. Fritz for partial divorce and counsel fees. Numerous marriage licenses listed with ages and addresses. property deeds and executors transferred in county records. A note states more than 7260 000 pennies minted in 1950, exceeding nickels dimes quarters and half-dollars combined.

Equity Mary Elizabeth Baker John Ju. Baker Bessie Fritz Glenn V. Fritz Kenneth L. Gilbert Woodsboro June C. Zecker Jefferson Wade EF Weddle West Seventh Street Evelyn I. Myers North Market Street Charles M. Gardner Orlando Fla Elizabeth N. Seller Camp Hill Charles R. Koons Elizabeth M. Brumbaugh Mitton Lloyd C. Buhrman Mary E. Stattlemyyer Santa Clarence L. Bray Janet C. McDaniel Purcellville John Clifford Zombie Bolivar W. Va Wanda Marie Ambrose Brunswick Sven E. Battolph Riceville Carolyn M. Klostler Washington, D. C Herman H. Tyervar East South Street Sylvia E. Albaugh West College Terrace Jack Herbert Abbott Baltimore Mary Helen Luther W. Remsburg William H. Goodsell Thomas A. Lenhart Mary E. Sheetenhelm Ruth Moberly Marshall Staub Roy L. Sickle Maurice S Ahalt Hettye A. Hahn Maurice S. Ahalt Robert E. Clapp Jr Maryland Savings Bank Robert L Sherry Mary Staley Robert L. Devilbiss United States

87 yearold woman on trial for stabbing doctor in hospital

In Baltimore on November 23 an 87yearold woman named Helen Kalkowski faced charges for stabbing Dr. John Newman in University Hospital maternity ward after a miscarriage in October. Her defense asked the court to consider a court psychiatrist report before verdict, with Judge Miller saying a decision would come on November 30.

Baltimore Helen M. Kalkowski Martin K. Miller Miller Kalkowski John Newman University Hospital Newman Ther

Man Says Money Riches Driving Him to Suicide

Salvatore Volpe, 25, told Baltimore police he planned to jump from a 100 foot bridge ledge because he earns too much money and cannot spend it quickly enough. Two patrolmen talked him down after ten minutes. He now faces a disorderly conduct charge and must see a lawyer and doctor before a Sunday hearing. Volpe runs a cabinet making business with seven employees and is separated from his wife. Rain is called liq uid sunshine on Hawaii.

Baltimore Salvatore Volpe Volpe Reuben Caplan Caplan Edward Waller William Erdman 29Th Street

Kline Low Bidder On Street Grading Work

Richard Kline submitted the low bid of 4447.50 for street grading to City Hall on Friday. Other bids ranged from 5798 to 11300 with varying start times and completion windows for grading one block on Culler Avenue and parts of Spring Valley subdivision. The Board of Aldermen must accept a bid before awarding the contract.

Richard Kline City Hall Karl H. Cline Edgie Russell R. Waesche

Stephenson Ordered Returned To Prison

Stephenson, former Indiana Ku Klux Klan grand dragon, was ordered returned to life term for the 1925 death of Madgen Oberholtzer. At 56, he had been paroled in 1950 and lived in Oklahoma and Illinois before vanishing from Carbondale Illinois, prompting Indiana parole violation actions. The Minnesota Supreme Court ended a yearlong freedom bid by reinstating his sentence.

ST. Paul Minn David GC. Stephenson Indiana Ku Klux Klan State Supreme Court Minnesota Stephenson Madgen Oberholtzer Lve Oklahoma Illinois Carbondale

Well traveled can opener blades reach world span

Maryland annual can packing surges 360 million cans a year and each open cuts 10.79 inches of metal. The result is 81 506 miles of blade travel cutting Maryland canned tops. Magistrate Shoemaker fined a Middletown driver 2645 for a bite and run. Harry Birkinski was fined collateral for intoxication. Richard Consway faced a charge of failing to stop after an accident from a minor collision at Market and Seventh streets.

Maryland Free State He, Mich American Can Company H. Reese Shoemaker Middletown Peoples Harry Birkinski Frederick Sergt. Potts Shook Richard C. Consway Market Seventh Streets

Meeting Tuesday by Women's Democratic League of Frederick County

The Women’s Democratic League of Frederick County will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 40 PM at the home of Mrs Caroline McGl Mourmont. Guest speaker Miss Virginia B Lewis assistant professor at Hood College will discuss parliamentary law and procedure. Lewis formerly served as social science analyst and attorney for the Social Science Board of the Treasury Department in Washington. She hails from Memphis Tennessee and holds a law degree from George Washington University.

Frederick County Caroline McGl Mourmont

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