Supreme Court opens term with landmark cases ahead
Washington. The Supreme Court begins a new term with cases likely to shape national policy on Communists and racial relations. Key questions include deportation and detention of aliens, reexamination of Communist leaders’ convictions, retry plans for Judith Coplon, school desegregation, daily Bible readings in public schools, and limits on commercial radio broadcasts to captive streetcar and bus audiences.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
U. S
New York
Judith Coplon
Russia
High Court
Why relief costs stay high across the states
The article questions the roughly 2 billion dollars a year in relief payments plus 3 billion in government insurance, noting abuses and inefficiencies while explaining why many recipients are unemployable. It cites state differences in development, administration, and eligibility, with age and dependent children figures showing wide variation.
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Louisiana
Oklahoma
Delaware
New Jersey
Florida
Freedom Of The Press Today National Newspaper Week Opening
National Newspaper Week begins as citizens reflect on the vital role of daily papers in informing the public. Editors are described as frontline defenders of the right to be informed and watchdogs in public service.
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America
Tree Surgeon James A. G. Davey Sr. dies in Asheville NC
Asheville North Carolina mourns James A G Davey Sr a renowned tree surgeon who saved Central Park twenty five years ago He argued soil devitalization and European red mite caused tree deaths New York funded rehabilitation work Davey supervised without pay and distinguished himself in pruning planting and disease treatment The text notes the growing value of urban shade trees and ends with a detail on synthetic mica production using fused materials at 2500 degrees Fahrenheit
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Ashe
New York
Davey
Attlee Calls Britain a Bulwark for World Peace
Prime Minister Attlee told the Labour conference in Scarborough that Britain under the Labour government is a main bulwark of world peace. He urged a peace at the top of the party manifesto and criticized Conservatives for weak oil policy in Iran, arguing peace requires removing causes of war.
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Scarborough
England
Attlee
Britain
Labor
Spa Grand Hall
Labor Party
Affilee
Iran
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Miss Eugenia C Vernon daughter of Professor and Mrs Nathaniel Vernon died at her home 77 West Third street from an acute attack of indigestion. She was noted for benevolent Christian virtues. In her youth she taught at a school with pupils including Chief Judge McSherry and Wim PL Maulsby. Market today was excellent with plentiful lima beans and tomatoes. Eggs high at 20 cents a dozen. Home raised watermelons in good condition. A few peaches sold in baskets at 25 and 30 cents. Reverend Luther Martin pastor of the Presbyterian church at Brunswick asks the congregation to request the Baltimore Presbytery to dissolve pastoral relations. He has accepted a call to Crisp Memorial church Brooklyn Anne Arundel county. A peach tree on Major E Goldsboroughs property Clifton near Braddock bore a second crop. peaches about the size of hickory nuts. Mr Jesse M Burall New Market purchased a 252 acre farm on the national turnpike two miles west of New Market from John S Ramsbure for 9500 dollars.
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Eugenia C. Vernon
Nathaniel Vernon
West Third Street
Vernon
McSherry
Wim
Maulsby
Luther Martin
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Crisp Memorial Church
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Crawford
E. Goldsborough
Clifton
Braddock
Jesse M. Burall
New Market
John S. Ramsbure
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
George E Aumen 51 died this morning on the day he was to start work as custodian at the city garbage dump. The Board of Aldermen decided to furnish water to Linden Hills homes via Dr J M Goodman’s private pipeline at standard rates. Frederick Civic Club judges will announce final prizes for the third annual contest after judging. Brad Dock Heights Community Association notes 600 chairs in the auditorium are a memorial to Edmund S Read of Washington who donated about 1700 for a community reading room, preserved for future use.
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George E. Aumen
Munshower
Board OF Aldermen
Linden Hills
J. M. Goodman
Frederick
Fur coat wins by sleep talk phonograph tale
New York Oct 2 tale follows Trellis Mae Peeble who uses a subconscious learning method via a phonograph to pressure husband Wilbur into buying a $2000 fur coat. He counters with his own record and the clash ends with Trellis keeping the coat, noting the need to remove the record.
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Treliis Mae
Wilbur
Trellis Mae
Wilbur Peeble
Trellis Mac
Trelis Mae
Saic Trellis
Stock Exchange House To Have Fair Exhibit
Financial bulls and bears will be on display at the great Frederick Fair all week. The exhibit features a stock presented by Colby & Co New York Stock Exchange brokerage with a Hagerstown branch at 18 North Jonathan Street under the management of Joseph H Dagenais a Hawkeye native.
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Frederick Fair
Colby & Co
New York Stock Exchange Brokerage House
Hagerstown
North Jonathan Street
Joseph H. Dagenais
Iowa
Hawkeye
Wall Street
Dagenais
John R. Hershey, Jr
Frederick
Truman Builds 1952 Campaign Tone Amid Economic Boom
NEA dispatch notes President Truman sounding like a 1953 candidate while stressing national prosperity. He compared today to Hoover in 1929, citing strong economy, high employment, rising housing, and stock markets. Analysts suggest the talk signals an early campaign build for a successor.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Truman
General Accounting Office
Stone
Ed Flynn
Jim Farley
White House
Russia
San Francisco
Ottawa
McCarran
McCarthy
Bill Boyle
Population Center In Illinois Cornfield
Census experts identify a new U S population center in Carl Snider's corn field near Dundas Illinois in Richland county. Farmers react with mix of pride and unease as the center shifts south and west for the first time since 1890, crossing a state line and resting near Crossroads and Mount Gilead church.
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Dundas
Ill
Crossroads
U.S. A
U. S
Carl Snider
Illinois
Don
John
Denver Township
Richland County
Mt. Gilead
Snider
Census Bureau
Five From Here Enlist In Navy From Frederick
Five local youths enlist in the Navy and report to training centers. Chief Clarence Bowers announced the names: Richard Gouker, Paul Oden, Charles Stone, Russell Hewitt, and Leonard Rice. Stone goes to Bainbridge for recruit training. others head to Great Lakes.
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Frederick City
Navy
Clarence Bowers
Richard Lee Gouker
East Church Street
Paul Richard Oden
Worth Market
Charles Samuel Stone
North Market Street
Russell Eugene Hewitt
Route 1
Thurmont
Leonard Franklin Rice
Questions and Answers from an old quiz page
The page presents a series of Q and A items on strength age Indian cents last minted in 1909 the Bird of Paradise origins and multiple foreigners granted U S freedom by Congress and a brief market note from New York dated October 1 19XX with slight stock advances and no decisive movements.
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New York
Engagements and Weddings in Local Families
Dororthy Virginia Pittinger to John N. Cavell announced in Rocky Ridge. Adele Mae Adelsberger married Eugene Engel at St. Joseph's Emmitsburg with a full church ceremony and reception. May Dejores Keefer married Richard Wayne Stevens at Grace Evangelical church in Frederick. The notices detail gowns, attendants, and post ceremony plans.
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Harvey Pittinger
Rocky Ridge
Dorothy Virginia
John N. Cavell
Rudolph Cavell
Dr Conroy Installed As Chef De Gare 40 8
Dr James G Conroy was installed as Chef de Gare of Voiture Local No 155 40 and 8 at its monthly meeting at the American Legion Home on September 325 Grand Chef de Gare Passe Thomas FE Williams of the grand Voiture of Maryland officiated. Taking office with Dr Conroy for the coming year and also installed last Tuesday ate: Chefs de Train Owen W Ayers Jr Ralph H Chruton Charles A Sherald Timothy G Shrader Herman G Albaugh T Eugene Rodgers Charles E Eyler James A Stewart Garde de la Porte Richard W Graham Lampiste Charles F Corbet Commissaire Intendant John C Engle Commissaire Voyageur W M Ray Spurrier Conducteur Joseph S Kennedy Grand Cheminot Charles R Downs Sr Grand Chemine Alternate Herman Shook Cheminots Lovale Francis Lockingbill Lawrence Horne J Frank Sapp Samuel Reed John W Bridinger Francis E Sanders Paul C Bonsact Carmey E Reeder Aumonier Edwin E Stoffer Gardes des Prisonniers Clifford Clynebaugh Charles W Stull Leonard P Wilhelm Edmund J Morrison Curtis D Topper Hobart McSweeney Carroll L Eicheltz Ray mond M Hummer Hydrogen peroxide has many uses but the largest number of them are payed on its oxidizing bronerties.
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James G. Conroy
American Legion
Thomas FE
Williams
Frederick
Grand Voiture of
Maryland
Conroy
Chefs de Train
Owen W. Ayers, Jr
Ralph H. Chruton
Charles A. She
Curtis D. Topper
Hobart McSweeney
Carroll L. Eicheltz
Raymond M. Hummer
Illness and medical updates from Frederick area
Among The Sick Mr W W Kolb of 134 East Fifth street was taken off by ambulance to his home in front of City Hall at about 1130 am. Charles Fawley of Jefferson shows gradual improvement after a critical illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Maurice Buckingham remains critically ill at her home 812 North Market street. Mrs Harry Kintz was moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to her home near Walkersville Sunday afternoon in the G C Barton ambulance. Wayne Norwood has returned to Mt Airy from Johns Hopkins Hospital where he had surgery for the second time in three weeks. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Norval Norwood.
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W. Kolb
East Fifth Street
City Hall
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles Fawley
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice Buckingham
North Market Street
Harry Kintz
Walkersville
G. C. Barton
Wayne Norwood
Mt. Airy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Norval Norwood
Maryland Land Week Set For October 7-13
Governor McKeldin proclaims October 7 to 13 as Maryland Land Week to promote soil conservation. Edward M. Davis notes 115000 acres in contour strip cropping already, but over 600000 more need such protection and drainage work spans about 2000 miles of ditches. More than 12000 farmers statewide cooperate in soil-saving programs and more farms join each year.
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College Park
McKeldin
Maryland
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Edward M. Davis
Davis
the Conservation Service
Local births and moves noted at Frederick area
Personal notices report Lt and Mrs Marion C Insl Jr welcome a daughter born September 13 at Wright-Patterson Army Hospital. Mrs Doris Jean Shipley and Mrs Donald Hiltner announce another daughter. Families moving include Gen D John Mark from St Michaels to East Second Street and the Kintz and Kin families relocating. Several Frederick residents travel or visit Atlanta and Poolesville while local bankers attend Chicago meetings.
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Lincoln D. Engprecht
Fairview Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Nation Association of Mutual Insurary Companies
Marion C. Insl Jr
Doukter
Army B Hospital
Wright-Patterson Field
Insley
Ins
Doris Jean Ship
Em B. Shipley
West Patrick Street
Donald Hiltner
San Antonio
Tex
Sunday
Hiltner
Winifred Smith
Irving
West Fifth Street
D. John Mark
St. Michael's
Ealern Spore
East Second
Frederick Banks
American Bankers Assection
Chica
Ill
Farms and Mechanics National Benk
B. L. Shuff
West Maryland Trust Co
M Elmer JF. Eshleman
Citiz National Bank
Lewis M. Spen Jer
W. Bartgis Storm
Gaithershu
E.P. Wayne
Wayne
San Jue
Puerto Rico
Jacob F. Kintz
Johan C. Kini
West Patrick, Stre
Carl H.*kin
Pennsylvania Avenue
West Third Stree
Arnold Cox
Small So
Glasgow
Wilfi Kline
Frederick
Coax
Atlanta
John Moore
Poolesville
L .Nichols
Patricia Ann
Gue
Matie Jones
Mt. Airy
Petty Ross Fleet
Gid
Charles B. Fle
West South Street
Westhampton College
Richmor Va
Fleet
Davis
County Sea
Talbot
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Foedmatier
The
News
Get
the News
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Department of Commerce
Office of Business Economics
Department of Labor
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Reserves Board
Interior
Oscar Chapman
American Federation of Labor
United States
Ilinois
Congress
Elizabeth Kenny
Gen
LaFayette
Richard W. Wallen
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Wallen
Engel—Adelisberger
Adele Mae Adelsberger
James D. Adelsberger
Emmitsburg
Eugene Engel
Leo D. Engel
Yonkers
N. Y
St. Joseph's Catholice Church
Father Sullivan
James O. Adelsberger
Mary Martine Adelsberger
Francis Adelsberger
Paul Mulvaney
Ann Roberta Adelsberger
Paul George Mulvaney
Roy Streets
William Dunn
Eugene Arthur Adelsberger
Rotering
William Sterbinsky
Marie Rosensteel
New York City
Salisbury
Mr. Engel
Mount St. Mary's College
General Moters
Mary Hawker
Douglas Magaha
Richard Newman
Karl Staley
Edward Hiker
Peggy Sponseller
David Kline
Gaithersburg
Taneytown
Virginia
West Virginia
Patuxent River Naval Base
Frederick High School
Dr. Conroy
Tru Dpr
Japan
Paul C. Welty, Jr
Paul C. Welty
Army
Yokohama
Signal Corps
B. and Q. Railroad
H. T. Webster
MR. Milquetoast
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