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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1951

Page

9

Forrestal diary book details rise and fall in Washington

James Forrestal’s life story and diary release reveal the pressures and politics behind his resignation and death. The article argues the diary exposes how campaign contributions and partisanship shaped policy and personnel, citing concerns over secrecy and governance under the Truman era and noting Korea casualties as context.

Washington James Forrestal Official Washington Jim Forrestal Truman Forrestal United States Korea

Birthday Picnic Honors Mrs. Mary Linton at 87

Mrs Mary Tyler Linton observed her 87th birthday on September 26 with a surprise picnic supper hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs William C Michael. Guests included family members and school chum May Null Bare who recently turned 84.

Mary Tyler Linton William C. Michael Leon Poole Earl Nicholson Ralph Linton Catherine Linton Abbie Smith Lily V. May Skip” Young Latricia Blank Judy Gale Mary Poole Wilma David Lee Michael Patsy Linton Susie Blank May Null Bare Linton

Farm injury at Linwood ends in hand amputation

Injuries sustained about 30 o clock Thursday evening on his farm near Linwood in Carroll County when his hand was caught in a cornpicker resulted in the amputation at Frederick Memorial.

Linwood Carroll County Frederick Memorial

Hand Amputation At New Windsor Hospital

Injured man Mr Garver was sent to the hospital where surgeons decided to amputate the left hand after his attempt to clear a clogged picker. Dr M E Robertson of Crames I Garver assisted. the incident occurred as the picker became clogged.

Crames I. Garver M. E. Robertson New Windsor

Embezzlement Charged In Railroad Office

GRAFTON W Va Oct 11 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad police obtained a warrant charging 2 20 year old Grafton ticket agent with embezzlement of 6229 dollars 27 cents and began a nation wide search for him Captain Burr James said the warrant was issued for Joseph Edgar Roush who has not been seen since August 2 The shortage was found on August 4 and auditors noted improper ace count current reports Mrs Roush and her small children have not heard from him since he boarded a bus for Morgantown after finishing his shift

Grafton W. Wa Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Burr James Monongah Division Ona C. Jefferys Joseph Edgar Roush James Roush Morgantown

Me enfidren since have gone to the home of her mother

The fragment notes a person named me traveling to Fleming ton to meet her mother at home. The readable text is limited and lacks clear dates, events, or affiliations to place this item in context.

Me” Enfidren Flemington

Sykesville News Briefs Include Hospital Surgery and Engagements

Miss Loy Ann Haight underwent an operation at University Hospital Baltimore after performing in Crazy Daze as a ballet dancer. Miss Nancy Myers engaged to Ivan Rash, and Peggy Jean Cooper to Gerald L Sellers. Mr Francis W Eiler and Mrs Eiler welcomed son Allen Francis at Women's Hospital Baltimore. William Chipley had surgery at Church Home and Infirmary Baltimore amid family notes of illness and visits.

Sykesville Loy Ann Haight Luther Haight University Hospital, Baltimore Haight Constance Ethel Hanna Cleveland Caroline Smith Francis W. Eiler Havre de Grace Allen Francis Women's Hospital Baltimore Eiler Lea Barnes E. A. Barnes R. E. Jenkins Hollywood Fla Donald Stonebraker Jenkins Wanderer H. Myers Nancy Myers Ivan Rash Curtis Rash Woodbine Peggy Jean Cooper Earl Cooper Gerald L. Sellers William Chipley Church Home

Local Notes On Visits And Canning Season Opens

Michard Chip ley and Mrs. William Schafer with two children stay two weeks with the Schafers as their home is remodeled. Mrs Harry Weer leaves for Luray Virginia to visit relatives. Frances I. Jones visits Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bird in Frederick. Joan Arrington, Towson State Normal student, weekends with her parents. Mrs. Thomas Arrington and Mrs. John Dryden mourn mother A A Lusk of Laurel. Renehau apple canning factory opens with a brisk fruit season expected due to a large apple crop.

Michard Chipley Baltimore William Schafer Clarence Clark Bees Schafer Harry Weer Jeft Luray Frances I. Jones Arthur Bird Frederick Joan Arrington State Normal School Towson Thomas Arrington John Dryden A.A. Lusk Laurel Renehau

Prospective Homemakers Fall Meeting Demonstrates Detergents

The first fall meeting of the Prospect Homemakers at Mrs. Henry Magaha’s home on Sept 18 drew thirteen members and two visitors. Mrs. Ralph Beck led a detergent demonstration, weighing good and bad points and fabric uses. A brief business session and games followed, with the next gathering planned at Mrs. Leonard Haines’ home.

Jspece MoMemMakers Prospect Homemakers Henry Magaha Ralph Beck Leonard Haines

Gov McKeldin halts citizens crime probe in Maryland

Governor McKeldin announces pause on his plan to form a citizens committee to study crime conditions in Maryland. The move follows the Legislative Council’s decision to stop its own inquiry into Maryland crime, with McKeldin saying he will still support the Legislative Council's special investigating committee.

Baltimore McKeldin Citizens’ Committee Maryland Legislative Council

Governor probes stalled by legislative inquiry collapse

A historical note shows a $50,000 expense clause tied to continuing work. McKel urged close cooperation between the Legislative Council and a citizens’ committee. When the council abandoned its inquiry, Governor’s project gained momentum, while a governor-appointed commission would lack subpoena power.

McKel Legislative Couil Citizens’ Committee Witnhes

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