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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1950

Page

11

Red tag plan aims at separating city refuse during pickups

Sanitary Division workers began placing red tags on containers holding both burnable and unburnable refuse in the area south of Second Street. Mayor Elmer F. Munshower promised city Hall contact for complaints and urged residents to cooperate to stop costly improper dumping and burning.

Elmer F. Munshower City Hall Munshower

Communist Party In U S Is War Machine

Pittsburgh judge Mchael A Musmanno released 17 photostatic documents seized from Steve Nelson showing Communist Party aims to overthrow the government. Nelson and two aides face sedition charges. Party officials in New York dismiss the action as a stunt.

Pittsburgh Jee Communist Party In America Mchael A Musmanno House Un-American Activities Committee Wascn House Committee Washington Musmanno Pennsylvania Steve Nelson Communist Party of Western Pennsylvania Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Nelson

Rubber Use by American Indians Before Columbus

Rubber is believed to have been used by American Indians before Columbus arrived, based on historical evidence suggesting early knowledge of latex and related materials in pre Columbian cultures.

Anniversaries and Birthdays From Early American Figures

Today in history and birthdays list notable figures from politics, art, science, and entertainment. Entries span 18th to 20th centuries, noting birthplaces, deaths, and key accomplishments such as Rutherford B. Hayes, Frederic Remington, Damon Runyon, and Agnes Booth, with events like Germantown defeat and the launch of The Great Republic.

Michael L. Pupin Columbia University Yugoslavia Frederic Remington Canton Damon Runyon Manhattan Kana Washington Germantown Laura D Bridgman Hanover N. H Boston Perkins’ Institute Joseph Idaho Insull Chicago Hitler Germany Soviet Russia Italy Naples Truman Navy Homer A, Rodeheaver Winonai Lake Ind Union Furnace Ohio Miriam van Waters The Mass Reformatory For Women Greensburg David A Smart Omaha Nebi Leroy Lutes Cairo Arthur M Hopkins New York Cleveland Roy L Garis University of Southern California Roanoke Robert Lawson

Native roles in occupations vary by conditions

The fragment notes that under certain conditions a native person may assume diverse occupations or engagements. It hints at adaptability or social mobility without providing specific names, places, or events. The text remains abstract and general about potential roles.

Weekend at Arlington Home Under Construction Near Fire Site

Mr and Mrs Russell Bennett and two children visited their son and wife in Arlington Virginia where a new house, built by Mr and Mrs Baker Selby on the site of last April’s burned house, progresses well. Mr and Mrs Selby hope to move in before cold weather. Selby's father Harrison Meyers, recovering from a heart attack six weeks earlier, has returned to the Selby home and is much improved. Mr and Mrs Smith Hoyle hosted dinner Sunday for their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Vernon Russell of Tokome Park and their two children.

Sieya Russell Bennnett John Barbara Arlington Baker Selby Selby Smith Hoyle Vernon Russell Tokome Park

Local families named in obituary fragment

Daughters and husbands Mr and Mrs Howard Baughman of Tacoma and two sons. Mr and Mrs Fred Butts and their little daughter of Arlington Virginia are also mentioned in the fragment.

Howard Baughman Ta~koma Fred Butts Little Arlington, Va

Middletown Grange Boosters Night Plans Next Meeting

Middletown Valley Grange held Boosters Night on Thursday September 28 with about 50 members and visitors. A brief business session preceded the program. The Home Economics Committee announced an angel food and butter cake contest at the next meeting and planned to make the United Nations flag. The Youth Committee announced the Pomona Bowling Tournament would begin on October 11.

Middletown Valley Grange Home Angel Food United Nations Pomona

Grange Booster Night Highlights Readings and Views

Miss Marianna Derr opened with The Welcome Song and Miss Regina Beachley delivered poems including Like to Go to Grange The Grange Ideal and The Grange Creed The booster night message from National Master Albert 5S Goss was read by Middletown Valley Grange Master Cecil K Holter Jr Mrs Pesmond Dean reviewed the novel sublee Trail Charles H Remsberg offered an outlook on agriculture citing crops livestock statistics and future markets for the year

Marianna Derr Regina Beachley Grange Albert 5S Goss Middletown Valley Cecil K. Holter Pesmond Dean Sublee Charles H Remsberg

Local Grange Week Observance Near Land Week in Frederick County

Frederick County Grange members gathered for Land Week activities featuring a song Boosting Granges and a tableau The Legend of the Graces presented by Mrs Dorothy Freed and others Emphasis on soil stewardship and pride in local land and notable residents Charter members and 25 year members were recognized Meeting planned for October 12 a covered dish supper with a lecturer in charge Cont. with Hagerstown report noting a 4am car disturbance nearby

Henry KR Shoemaker Frederick County Dorothy Freed Middletown High School Pomona Ceres Henry Sheffler Manville Coblentz Millard Derr Same Edward F. Holter Cecil K. Holter Leslie Shafer Willam E Hauver J. Homer Remsberg Henry Shoemaker Frank H. Darner Nora Wise

Robbery Suspects Steal Door Food Clothes from Home

Police report two men forced entry to a residence, removed the front door, helped themselves to food from the refrigerator, and took clothing with car keys in a pocket. The suspect details and further investigation were noted by officers.

Wood

Women of the Moose Chapter 347 meet tonight

The Women of the Moose Chapter 347 hold an open meeting in honor of publicity chairman Lorraine O'Hara. A class of candidates will be initiated and refreshments will be served. Co-workers, friends and Frederick Chapter 371 members are invited.

Women of the Moose Lorraine O'Hara Frederick

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