Colorful Hood College Inaugural Procession Planned
Dr. Andrew G. Trexal will be installed as Hood College's third president on October 21. About 260 colleges universities and learned societies will participate in a 10 45 a m procession from Alumnae Hall to Hudson Outdoor Theater for the inaugural convocation at 11. If rain the ceremony moves to Frederick High School with a weather decision by 8 50 a m. The committee has arranged public address broadcast to the library and classrooms. Delegates trustees faculty alumnae and college choir will march. The program includes the Cecilia Choir and a Festival March composed for the occasion. Johns Hopkins President Isaiah Bowman will deliver the address. A reception and luncheon follow in Meyran drawing room and Coblentz Hall respectively.
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Andrew G. Trexal
Hood College
Alumaite Hall
Hudson
Frederick High School
James H. Gambrill Jr
Ason
Marion Smith
Department of Physical Education
Paul Beckhelm
Division of Fine Arts
Carl F. Mueller
Board of Trustees
Truxal
Meyran
College
Coblentz Hall
Colts Rally Past Dons For Narrow AFC Victory
The Baltimore Colts shook off a rough start to beat the Los Angeles Dons 22 to 14. Trailing 14-0 at times, Baltimore surged in the final period to secure a key Western division win and tighten their grip atop the standings. Charlie Tward?Rourke guided the offense to an 14-14 third-quarter tie and the Colts added 15 points late, aided by a safety and two touchdowns. The win boosts their position in the AFC while other results shake up the league.
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New York
Baltimore Colts
San Francisco
Cleveland
Colts
Los Angeles
Charlie Yrourke
Chicago
Cleveand
Cols
Buffalo
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Rockets
Ebbetsfield
State Moves To Purchase Building
Baltimore October 16 The State of Maryland took the first step toward buying the 34 story O Sullivan building in downtown Baltimore for 5 000 000 The State Board of Public Works approved a lease and option with O Sullivan Inc for the building to house departments and agencies being forced out of space in various Baltimore buildings The state took an option on the citys tallest structure for 1 until 1 19 9 The General Assembly would have to approve a 5 000 000 bond issue before the purchase could be completed
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Baltimore
State of
Maryland
Osullivan
State Board of Public Works
O'Sullivan, Inc
General
Bly
AFHA Hears Year’s Plans At Maryland Meeting
About 100 delegates from 42 Future Homemakers of America chapters met at Hood College Mevran Hall to outline the year’s program. Reports on the Kansas City convention, regional chairmen, and officer installations followed a day of sessions and a luncheon with Hood College home economics students. The group toured Frederick sites including the Taney Home and Key grave, staying at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Maryland Association of Future Homemakers, of America
Mevran Hall
Hood College
Future Homemakers
Marfford
Frederick High School
Meyran Hall
Kansas City
Gladys Hoover
Accident
Yatsy Clower
Greenbelt
Shirley Bowers
Westminster
Esther Harrington
Princess Anne
Jacqueline Drake
Boonsboro
Joan Tyler
Crisfield
Jez Wood
Mary Louise Young
Middletown
Maxine Green
Frederick
Jane Lawson
Barbara David
Pegsy Howard
Williamsport
Dolores Ream
Oakland
Lou Fisher
Jean Wood
Edith Spence
Cordova
Ethel Grove
Hagerstown
Josephine West
Doris Clements
Cheverly
Marguerite Willer
Elisabeth Amey
Baltimore
State Department of Education
M. Gladys Dickerson
Hyattsville
Maryland Association of Future Homemakers
Missef Grove
Dickerson
Green, David
Lawson
Howard
Fisher
Guesis
Cebleniz
Hood Music
Meyran
Taney
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Forestry Board Organized In Maryland
The Frederick County Forestry Board was announced by the Department of State Forests and Parks. At an October 12 meeting at Vindebona Hotel Breddock Heiznis was elected chairman and Charlies F Bowers Frederick was chosen vice chairman. Executive Secretary is William A Parry with District Forester Joseph W Fresconi as ex officio. The board aims to develop timber cutting regulations and promote conservation of Maryland forest resources. Other members include Paul C Frye Morris Zentz and David H Young with ex officio Henry Shoemaker and Joseph W Fresconi. The next meeting will be held at Thurmont on November 9.
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Frederick County
Forest Osservancy Districts
Maryland
Paul C. Frye
Sabillasville
Morris Zentz
Emmitsburg
David H. Young
Middletown
City Sees Early Heavy Frost Across County Area
A heavy killing frost settled over the city and county as temperatures dropped to 30 degrees. Gardens, lawns, and exposed crops suffered possible damage while some plants survived. forecasts warn of colder winds and possible showers, with a chance of snow unlikely. The average first frost date is October 18.
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Unionville
Frederick
Frederick County Republican Women elect new officers
Emmett R. Bowlus was chosen president for a two year term at a Friday meeting at Hotel Frederick. Officers include vice president Mrs John Fizler secretary Mrs Jacob R Ramsburg and treasurer Mrs Herbert W Duvall Walkersville. Outgoing officers are president Mrs Francis B Sappington vice president Mrs Harry D Radclift secretary Mrs Eliis C Wachter and treasurer Miss Emma S Preach Sneaker spoke on The Womans Point of view of the Republican National Convention comparing it to a grand theatrical display and praising Governor Deweys acceptance speech. A business session approved covering GOP Club headquarters expenses. a silver card party is set for Tuesday at Coleman Crest near Frederick Junction Route 220 hosted by Miss Julia Coleman Young Mrs Glenn A Smith and Mrs Florence H Surmah with refreshments and prizes. tea and cakes ended the meeting.
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Eliis C. Wachter
Emma S. Preach
Bowlus
GOP Club
Coleman Crest
Julia Coleman Young
Frederick Junction
Route 220
Young
Glenn A. Smith
Florence H. Surmah
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk s office for several property sales. Nation s Station near Frederick on Route 40 sold to Crown Oil and Wax Co of Delaware for about 32500. Kemp sold Wilson Avenue property to Mr and Mrs Wainwright for about 8000. Smith sold 40 acres and improvements in Emmitsburg district to Mr and Mrs Sharrer for about 6500. Athens dispatch covers Grady embassy remarks on Greece s military situation. New York stock market trading largely stagnant on October 16.
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Robert S. Nation
Nation's Station
Frederick
Crown Oil and Wax Company of Delaware, Inc
Harry D. Kemp
Thomas B. Wainwright
Wilson Avenue
Alice B. Smith
Marshall V. Sharrer
Emmitsburg
Kline Iowa Corn and Hog Man Shapes Farm Bureau Shift
Washington NEA reports Alan B. Kline, Iowa corn hog farmer, leads American Farm Bureau Federation into a modern, businesslike era. New staff, relocated offices, and a focus on the commercial farmer highlight policy influence as Kline argues against sweeping subsidies and stresses farm price dynamics and costs.
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Kline
Iowa
New York
Farm Bureau
Feter Edson
NEA
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Alan B. Kline
Big Ed O'Neal
Alabama
AFBF
O'Neal
Roger Fleming
Standard Oil
Capitol Hill
Ed O'Neal
Allan B. Kline
Iowatate College
Europe
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Board
Reconstruction planned for historic Route 40 between Boonsboro and Funkstown
State Roads Commission to open bids next Tuesday noon for a about 8.3 mile project costing half a million dollars or more. Reconstruction includes three bridges and widening to 24 feet blacktop with significant earthworks to improve vision and traffic flow from Death Curve to Boonsboro, with traffic maintained during work and plans to widen nearby sections toward Hagerstown and Gapland.
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Boonsboro
Funkstown
State Roads Commission
Death Turve
Kline’s Mill
Kline's Mill
Hagerstown
Sandy Hook
Potomac
Gapland
Rohrersville
More State Aid Proposed For Schools
A movement for 100 percent increase in state school building incentive funds gains backing from County Commissioners and Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. The plan aims to ease classroom shortages and shift some cost to state aid. Officials urge legislative support nationwide and note bond limits in many counties.
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Thomas G. Pullen
State Planning Commission
Baltimore
Board of Education
Wir. Hooper
Western Shore County Commissioners Association
Pullen
Planning Commission
Hooper
Frederick County
Youth Charged With Series Of Larcenies
A 19 year old Frederick youth Al ban M Barthlow of Franklin street is jailed in connection with two larceny series in Pennsylvania and Maryland likely to be tried in Gettysburg. A fugitive warrant has been issued to return him to Gettysburg authorities if extradition is waived. Authorities say Barthlow had stolen radios and a spare wheel from Gettysburg and is suspected in thefts totaling about 75 dollars in tools from Kemp's junk yard at New Market and other batteries around Frederick. The case involves a juvenile in Pennsylvania and extends to county thefts with ongoing investigations by State Police and local officials.
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Frederick
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Gettysburg
Alban M. Barthlow
Franklin Street
Barthlow
Kemp
New Market
Dave Oyler
Barihtow
Troper
Lauren Ridee
George Crouse
Frederick Planning Commission to hold public hearing on Mercer farm subdivision
The Frederick City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 1 at 7:00 PM at City Hall. The meeting will consider approving a 60 acre subdivision west of the Watkins Acres project, the Albert M. Mercer farm now owned by Richard F. Khine.
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Frederick
New Windsor Man Laniz Dies After Illness At 55
J Earl Laniz director of New Windsor State Bank and wholesale produce dealer with Lantz Brothers dies at home in New Windsor after extended illness from a heart condition. Born Sept 8 1893 in Carroll County he leaves wife Mabel Lantz son James M Lantz daughter Norman Hann a brother John G Lantz and sister Mrs Sterling Gorsuch plus one grandchild. Funeral Monday 2 pm at his residence with Rev E J Soper officiating. Burial Winters Cemetery. Funeral directors D D Hartzler and Son.
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New
Sulphur Springs Lodge
L 0
New Windsor
St Paul's Methodist Church
That Place
Sir Lantz
Carroll County
John M
Ella Geiger
Mabel Hann Lantz
James M. Lantz
Norman Hann
John G. Lantz
Richmond
Sterling Gorsuch
Baltimore
E. J . Soper
Winters Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Elevator In o Floor Fall At Belcher Building
An elevator in the Belcher building dropped six stories to the basement, injuring nine passengers lightly. Elevator operator Thomas Potter, 53, instructed the women to kneel as it descended. A safety device slowed the car, and it rebounded before stopping. Firemen freed everyone shortly after.
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Philadelphia
Belcher
Thomas Potter
Potter
Supreme Court interprets wage hour law and premium pay
The Nation Today explains the Supreme Court’s new interpretation of premium or differential pay under the wage hour law. It details how overtime is calculated with base 40 hours and time and a half, plus variations when premium pay applies for nights, weekends, or irregular hours, using multiple worked examples across different scenarios.
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Washington
ABC
U. S. Supreme Court
Jones
Smith
Brentom
Snow and Cold Snap Grips Wide U S Regions
A mass of cold air from central and northwest Canada spread across the northern Rockies into the plains and upper Mississippi Valley. Snow fell in Wyoming Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota with temperatures dropping up to 40 degrees. Dickinson North Dakota recorded 22 and Cheyenne Wyoming 24 as showers and storms extended from the Great Lakes area southwest to the Mississippi Valley and northern Texas.
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Chicago
Canada
Rockies
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Texas
All Military Reserves To Be Organized
President Truman directed the Defense Department to organize reserve units for national security. He directed fast action and named senior officers to head reserve programs in each department. Progress favored Navy Marine Corps and National Guard. Army and Air Force reserve growth lagged. FBI examined mahlan case. UN said Israel rejected a Negev cease fire.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Truman
Defense Department
Aix
Charles G. Ross
White House
Washington
Organized Reserve Corps
Army
Air Force
Forrestal
Navy Department
Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve
National Guard
Air Force Reserve Corps
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Afha
Republican Women
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Henry F. Grady
Greece
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Sarvs Kline
Miami
Fia
Paris
George C. Marshall
By James Marlow
FBI
Atto
John H. Mahlan
Mary C. Kline
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Israel
United Nations
Negev
Palestine
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