Seniors Take First Prize At Campus Day
Hood College packed Hodson Outdoor Theatre as the class of 1948 won Campus Day to claim the Alumnae silver cup for the third time, with 1951 runners up under the theme Alice in Collegeland. Polly Smith of Hagerstown received the cup from Alumnae president Mrs James L Reid after judging on costume originality and singing quality.
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Hood College
Hodra
Yheatre
Colleen Crohurst
Nutley
Betty Benchof
Woodstock
Patricia Beall
Baltimore
Alice
Collegeland
Kathryn McDougall
Paterson
Xi.i
Henry Irvin Sisher
McDougall
Abs. Stahr
Estelle Sommers
Glenside
Olga Prettyman
Laurel
Del
Anne Tresselt
Thurmont
Joan Lowry
Heilwand
Nancy Nichols
Chagrin J Falls
Hood Unlimited
Joan Hays
Rochester
Barbara Woodall
Groose Point
Mich
Barbara Davies
Easton
William H. Sprigg
Hudson Outdoor Theatre
Corinne Edwards
Valley Stream
L. 1
Katherine Cooper
Binghamton
Stahr
Hodson ‘Theatre
Father’s Club
Walter C Kleist
Frederick
Coblentz Hall
Bod Iuia
The
Athletic Association
XWCA
Ruth E Perry
Edwin H Spensetter
Krebs Berchoff
Dorothy Lar
Joan Schmitt
Tarentum
DeMolay Chapter Install Officers In Masonic Temple
Frederick Chapter of DeMolay plans a 6 30 p m installation in Baltimore with Grand Senior Deacon Egil teen of the Grand Council speaking and assisting. James W Harrison to succeed retiring Master Counselor W Delphey Handley while officers Richard Metcalf Nelson Marnimoer Herman Miller Monroe Gaither Nick Vaciliou Demes Burger Robert Lambert William Rheads Burton Kester Daniel Arms Howard Keith William Blumenguer Tommy Williams etc to be installed. Monroe Gaither Clyde Roner Jr in charge of arrangements.
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Frederick
Order of DeMoulay
Masonic Temple
Egil
Baltimore
Grand Council
W. Delphey Handley
James W. Harrison
Richard Metcalf
Counelor
Nelson Mar Nimoer
Herman Miler
Monroe Gaither
Creasurer
Nick Vaciliou
Demes Burger
Robert Lambert
Wilam Rheads
Burton Kester
R Lochner
Robert Gearinger
Daniel Arms
Howard Keith
William Blumenguer
Sentinel
Tommy Williams
Robert Leather
Richard Buxton
Charlies
Most Of Local War Dead To Be Brought Home
An estimated 77 percent of Frederick County 141 World War II overseas deaths will be returned for interment. The local Veterans Committee for the Return of World War II Dead lists officers and members, and outlines two ceremony options with a firing squad from Company A. The first body is Owen A. Nichols, killed on the Burma Road in 1945, awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Frederick County
Maryland Veterans Committee
G. Ernest Lipps
American Legion
James A. Cutsail
115Th Infantry
National Guard
Alton E. Shaff
29Th Division Association
G. Horton Peace
Amvets
Joseph S Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
William M Ford
J. A. Hansen
United Spanish War Veterans
H. Q. Miller
Francis Scott Key Post
Wey
Miller
Pfe
Owen A. Nichols
Bessie E. Nichols
West
Patrick Street
San Francisco
Burma Road
Nichols
Philadelphia
Maryland State Committee
Richard Beachler
Middletown
Chairman Lipps
Captain Cutsail
Senator Brewster Pitches Surplus Ships for Europe Aid
Washington October 12 Senator Brewster proposes using U S surplus warships rather than steel to rebuild Europe under Marshall Plan amendments. He cites 20 million tons of rusting surplus ships and says turning them over costs little and saves billions while assisting European recovery.
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Washington
Brewster
R-Me
Europe
Senate
Paris
State Policeman Shot But Helds Prisoners
Baltimore October reports state Trooper James S. Poteet was accidentally shot during a melee in which four occupants of an automobile were arrested. A fifth person fled after a four mile chase. Poteet kept custody of the arrestees. He was admitted to University Hospital with a painful but not serious wound. The group, Baltimore Negroes, included two men two women and a 15 year old girl, all charged with assaulting the trooper.
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Baltimore
James S. Poteet
Brunswick
Poteet
Liberty Road
University Hospital
Hood College student pageantry runners up list
Freshmen runners up for the Alumnae Cup at Hood College are listed with their hometowns and addresses. Names include Margaret Smith from Elm Street and Mary Louise Reed from Louisville, Betty Merryman from Baltimore, Ann Nicodemus from Elm Street, Betsy McCain from West College Terrace, plus seated and other participants and campus leaders presented with multiple hometowns and affiliations. Junior competitors from Hooded Unlimited placed fourth with named individuals from various cities.
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Drexel Mill
Kathryn L. McDoughall
Paterson, N. J
Four Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Clarksburg
Four members of the Ralph M. Quinn Futler family from Takoma Park were injured when their Chevrolet sedan left Route 240 and hit a power pole south of Clarksburg. Mrs Mildred Butler suffered a badly smashed face and all four were taken to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. The family was moving to Detroit, Michigan, from 7 Boyd Avenue, Takoma Park, with children Ralph Jr aged 2 and Joyce Ellen aged 3 months aboard the four door Fleetline sedan, which was under 200 miles old.
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Ralph M. Quinn Futler
Takoma Park
Butler
Route 240
Clarksburg
Mildred Butler
Montgomery County
Bethesda
Gaithersburg
Detroit
Mich
Ralph, Jr
Joyce Ellen
Moulden and Scheckles
Montgomery
Jaycees Vote 40 For Halloween Celebration
The Junior Chamber of Commerce directors voted forty dollars last Thursday to support the community Halloween observance on October 31 and to sponsor a parade float. Nevin Baker was named on the ITM committee for a public speaking contest. Harry W. Herman received an oracy membership in recognition of his service. Philip Cramer was appointed secretary to replace William B. Bennett. Next membership meeting set for October 23.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hallowe'en
Nevin Baker
William B Bennett
Communist assault on Tiehliang rail town reported
Peiping dispatch says Communist infantry attacked Tiehliang, a Manchurian railway center, with heavy artillery and air cover. Wave after wave forced ground fighting amid strong air dispatches as authorities report on the action and government response.
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Peiping
Tiehiing
Accident on Highway Sparks Rescue Efforts
Rescuers reported the crash occurred on a highway with no other cars in view. Investigators had not yet announced a cause as the Butler automobile left the road and splintered the machine. London notes a Labour Party dispute over Winston Churchill’s cigars as punishment for criticism of Attlee government.
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Jerusalem
Haifa
Palestine
Holy Land
Sea of Galilee
Llia. mm
Butler
Lord London
Lord Chorley
Winstonurchill
Attlee
Churchill
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Bette Blome
Shirley Benson
Elsa Eggers
Sara Spicer
Gettysburg
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Phyllis Steinharter
Salem
Mass
Grosse Pointe Shores
Anna Cleland
Marilyn Lozier
Hasbrouck Heights
N. Resel Hoffberger
Katherine Ross
Webster Groves
Miss
Dorothy Fischer
Joan Low Heilwood
Patrica Masson
Lthea Mendenham
Delphey
George Hamilton
Mountain Rest
Esmond Blankets
Glovn Frederic
South Market
Eastman
SOLAR
Federal
Camera Shop
W. Pat. St
Aes
Tru-Val Shuris
Pauline
Betty Hutton
Technicolor
Rusty
Hal
P. L. & P. D. Insurance
Ralph W. Boyer
AAA
W. Patrick St
Western Maryland Trust Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Uae
Te Barre Guild
Barre
Thapar
Vermont
Erle
Hammaker Brothers
Hagerstown, Md
Washington, D. C
Ott
C.E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Kaplen’s
Kaplen
Weil Brothers
Cre Ü
Luping Clark
Morris
Fay Banter
Henry Hull
Jean Negolesco
Henry Blame
Mate Sue
Hendrickson
Sylvia
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