Smog Kills 15 In Poza Rica Mexico
Smog from a Pemex refinery mixed with fog killed 15 people in a Poza Rica suburb near Tuxpan on the Gulf coast. Sixty were reported sick, with 40 survivors in hospital. three in serious condition. Authorities noted the cold night air trapped fumes as rescue teams searched the isolated settlement.
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Mexico City
Poza Rica
Mexico
Petroleos Mexicanos
Pemex
Donora
Pennsylvania
Tuxpan
Gulf Coast
Unlicensed Hunters Forfeit Collateral
Unlicensed hunters forfeited collateral before Magistrate Alton Y Bennett. David Hall and Roger W Fogle, both cited for loading shotguns in autos, each forfeited $10 after arrest by Game Warden Durward W Kettells. LeRoy Thompson cited for hunting without license near Singanore Stores. fined $20. In separate reckless driving cases, Markel Baker and Joseph Garber were found not guilty. Sammy Thompson found guilty of intoxication, fine set at $75 or 90 days. Cotton Bell forfeited $3.30 collateral for intoxication.
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Alton Y. Bennett
David Hall
Winchester Street
Roger W. Fogle
West Seventh Street
Durward W. Kettells
LeRoy Thompson
Dickerson
Glen D. Butts
Singanore
Franklin
East Patrick Streets
Markel C. Baker
Joseph P. Garber
Baltimore
Allen Bartgis
Baker
Garber
Bartgis
People’s Court
Bennett
Sammy Thompson
Sergi
Phobus
Fail “Cotton” Bell
Frederick
Lieut
Potts
Commodity Futures Tumble On War News New York
News of the Allied drive to end the Korean war by Christmas sent commodity futures prices plunging in one of the year’s sharpest market breaks. Soybeans, cottonseed, soybean oils, and rubber led losses. wool, cotton, hides, zinc, and cereal grains also fell. Several price drops exceeded exchange limits for a single day.
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War News
New York
Chicago
New
Tivoli Bill Coming Week
The Tivoli and Frederick theaters schedule a busy coming week. At the Tivoli the films include The Clay's Menagerie with Jane Wyman Kirk Douglas Gertrude Lawrence and Arthur Kennedy Sunday through Tuesday. Wednesday to Friday features The Petty Girl with Joan Caulfield and Robert Cummings. Saturday offers Hell Town with John Wayne and Fighting Caravans with Gary Cooper. The Frederick shows Sudan with Maria Montez Jon Hall and Turkhan Bey Sunday and Monday, All Quiet on the Western Front with Lew Ayres and Louis Wolheim Tuesday and Wednesday, The Good Humor Man with Jack Carson Thursday, and a double feature Early Arizona starring Bill Elliott and Raiders of the Desert Friday and Saturday.
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Tivoli
Frederick
Clays Menagerie
Jane Wyman
Kirk Douglas
Gertrude Lawrence
Arthur Kennedy
Joan Caulfield
Robert Cummings
Hell Town
John Wayne
Gary Cooper
Sudan
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Turkhan Bey
Lew Ayres
Louis Walhein
Jack Carson
Arizona
Bill Elliot
Opera House to Show Three Films Next Week
City Opera House lists three films for next week beginning Sunday with Two Flags West starring Joseph Cotten Linda Darnell Jeff Corey and Cornel Wilde. Friday and Saturday will screen Bandits of El Dorado with Charley Stars Jet and Smiley Burnette and Mary Ryan Detective starring Maria Hunt and John Gitel.
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City Opera House
Joseph Cotten
Linda
Darnell
Jeff Corey
Cornel
Wilde
Charley Stars
Jet
Smiley Burnette
Mary Ryan
Maria Hunt
John Gitel
Women’s Clubs in Lewistown Name Committees
The Lewistown Homemakers Club met at Mrs. George Green’s with 25 members and five visitors. Officers named committees for 1951 including foods, clothing, house furnishings, and international relations. A Christmas program topic and awards for best Christmas scene were planned, along with a book drive and vehicle fund donation.
Community group names committees and events for December
Under the direction of Mrs William Zimmerman a music demonstration was given by Mrs Earl Hargett on House Cleaning Aids A Color and Harmony session will be held December OH Francis Scott Key Hotel by Miss Florence Moffett A member Mrs Charles Derr enters the Presbyterian Home for the Aged at Towson on December 7 Committees named for the coming year Foods and Nutrition Clothing Home Furnishings Hearth Ann Reading pianist Recreation International Relations Family Relations Garden Cardy and Flowers Historian Publicity Program Dudrow Next meeting December 18 at 2 pm at Community Hall
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Lewistown
H. Clifford Kelly
Sylvia Eyler
Barbara Kelly
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Florence Kelly
Ray Baer
Ru Paul Buhrman
Buhrman
Guy B. Stull
Sterding Lenhart
Clarence Sehulty
George Reen
Clifford Kelly
Frances Stromk
Albert Powell
R. Grinder
Ira
George Arnold
Orlenta Boyer
Chace Ence Schultz
Jonas Barrier
Randolph Tall
Glenna Boyer
Chester Young
Harry Howard
Wilfred Wisner
Leslie Wiles
T. P. Culler
Arthur Shouk
Ivan Terret
Hearth
Delbert Poole
George Miller
Ann
Russell Thomas
Reading
H. T. Smith
Edgar Hargett
Russell, Dudrow
Leadership Winners To Receive Awards At 4 H Event
National 4 H leadership and citizenship winners were announced in Chicago. Top leaders Donald Brovovich and Phyllis Bowe will receive 300 scholarships plus silver trophies, with 150 for the runners up Rot Cooper and Shirley Miller. Citizenship winners include Jack McDowell Jr and Mary Jenet Elder. Additional 400 scholarships honor girls’ record winners and forestry projects, with Mato ck White Jr earning a forestry award.
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Donald Sherman Broxovich
Lakewood
Colo
Phyllis V. Bowe
Elk River
Minn
Rot Cooper
Mutwal
Okle
Shirley J. Miller
Jack McDowell, Jr
Backus
Mary Jenet Elder
Dana
Ind
Matock
White, Jr
Princeton
W. Va
A A A W Plans Panel Discussion On Nov 28
The Frederick County Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold an open meeting on Tuesday November 28 at 8 p m at Winchester Hall. A panel discussion on Japan will be presented with Major Cecil D. Miller of Camp Detrick Miss Catherine Beachley of Hagerstown and Dr L J Moss of Washington as panelists.
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Frederick County
American Association of University Women
Winchester Hall
Japan
Cecil D. Miller
Camp Detrick
Catherine Beachley
Hagerstown
L. J. Moss
Washington
Miller
24Th Infantry
Beachley
Fourth Institute For Educational Leadership
Moss
General MacArthur
Mt Pleasant 4 H Club Holds November Meeting
Girls from the Mt Pleasant 4 H Club met November 22 at the Mt Pleasant Community Hall with 28 members and three leaders present. Officers were elected with Betty Rhoderick as President Irene McElfresh as Vice President Janet McDevitt as Secretary Jean Barrier as Treasurer and Dorothy Hoffman as Reporter. A Christmas party is planned for December 27. Committees for decoration recreation and refreshments were appointed and secret pal names discussed.
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Mt. Pleasant
Betty Rhoderick
Irene McElfresh
Janet McDevitt
Jean Barrier
Dorothy Hoffman
Christmas party shifts date for club meeting
Members faced a date change for the next meeting to December 13 in the hall because of the Christmas party on the regular club date. Miss Evelyn Hutson aided members with jade butter cakes and making new Christmas cards from old ones. Refreshments were served to both girls and boys clubs. Jean Burrier presented a birthday cake with four candles.
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Mes
Evelyn Hutson
Jade
Jean Burrier
Santa Letters Reach News From Readers
Letters to Santa have been received by the News from Susan Thomas of Carroll Parkway and Jimmy Derry of Woodsboro, sharing festive wishes and hometown cheer.
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Santa
Susan Thomas
Carroll Parkway
Jimmy Derry
Woodsboro
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Opera House
Prospect Club
Shirley Bohn
Prospect Homemakers Club
United Nations
Backwagon Project
Frank Badger
Foard Hood
Wm. Seheel
Henry Magaha
Prospect 4-H Club
Homes Makers Club
Feard T Hood
Home For
William Scheel, Jr
James van Sant
B Frank Badger
Léonard Haines
Henry Ma- Raha
Prospect Hall
Ballenger Club
Russell Dudrow
Charles King
Monroe Stup
TP. Culler
Dudrow
Arthur Shook
A.A.A.W. Plans
Hulsey
Edgewood
David D. Hulsey
Army Chemical Center
Fred J. Delmore
Colonel Hulsey
E. F. Bullene
Will
Lionel ‘Magna
Tricycles
B. F. Shipley
North Market St
Our
THE
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Philco
Motorola
A. Melvin M. Engle
Tktt
N. Carroll St
MT. Airy Locker CO
Mt. Airy
R. 5
Sappington
Capacity Farmers Supply CO
South & Carroll
Sis
Frederick, Md
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Albert C. Palmer
N. Market St
Superior Bottled Gas Service
Frederick Bottled Gas CO
Amascus, MD
Wolverine
Endicott Johnson
Lamascus
R.L. Zentz
Fredercs
R. L. Zentz
Strout Realty
Taneytown, Md
Murray C. Bohn
Newt Rool
Foss
Murray C. Born
Union Bridge
A. L. Knowles
Ralph W. Boyer
Magnolia Ave
T.C.C
W. Fifth Street
Trail
West Third Street
Carrol Parkway
West 13Th St
N. Court St
Carl T. Fisher
Poolesville
Preston N. Phillips
Brunswick
Keefer M. Koogle
NW. W
Market St
Apple Ave
Biggs Ave
Sehlevy Ave
Taney Ave
East 4Th St
Grant Place
Leo Flace
West 7Th
St. Extol
Keefer M
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
O. K
KEY
Chevrolet Sales Inc
Patrick Street
M. D. Harp Agency
Pythian Castle Bldg
Court St
Gordon Spurrier—Broker
Howard
Fink
Frederick Implement Center, Inc
West
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International Harvester
H. C. Summers
Jefferson
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia
New Market
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont
Mercer Jones & Son Dickerson
Buckeystown
Noah E. Cramer
Knoxv
Howard A. Gross
Fredericard Road
Utblags
Frederick Faved
Good Farm
P. B. Roop
Fredick
New Win
Libertytown
I P.broop & Son Real Estate & Auctioneer
New Windsor
A. Luther Knowles
Bath
Fay Bnu
Frede
Fierick
Elm Street
Bro
G. H. Mercer & Son
Mace Road
Grayson H. Mercer & Son
Heal Estate
Tasura Pythian Castle
John L. Ponton
Rep
Bangs
John Deere
Route 240
Woodoro
CITY
East 2Nd St
Immedi
Spring Valley
Burkittsville
Emmert R. Sen
Church Street
H_M. Alexander
Ah R. L. Kelly
NEA
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