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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 17, 1950

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Freak Wreck Damages Window At Michael Liquor Store

A tractor-trailer lost a hub near the College avenue intersection on Patrick Street, tearing a wheel into the Michael Liquor Store causing frame and glass damage about 100 dollars. The truck, from Bristol Tennessee, was driven by James Strother. No injuries reported. vehicle remained blocking traffic until morning. An additional incident involved a collision between a car and a trolley with minor damage near Fifth and College.

Michael Liquor Store West Patrick Street Patrick College Avenue Elmer F. Munshower Fred Straley William F. Elliott Bristol Tenn James M. Strother Potomac Edison Company West Fifth Street William T. Mathers Elm Street Ramsburg Fertilizer Company Elmer Sweeney Thurmort Fifth Mathers Harry Phillips

Primary costs in Frederick County rise modestly

Frederick County spent $7 641 03 on the primary election. Revision day was held in 60 precincts as ballots for the general election were prepared three weeks ahead. The county budget sets aside $33 000 for registration and election work including the card index registration system. Ballots numbered about 31 700, and more may be needed with new registrations. Voter rolls will arrive after revision day. 1 500 to 2 000 new registrations are expected. Transfers and deletions are being processed. few absentee requests are in. Absentee kits and ballots will be handled through the Secretary of State and mailed to voters if needed.

Frederick Board of Election Supervisors Secretary of State

Trio Who Painted High School in Green Held Liable

Three Greenbelt students were held responsible for painting Frederick High School in bright green across the facade and brick coping during the night of October 6. They face consequences to cover damages, while Superintendent Pruitt received an apology from Prince Georges County Superintendent Shugart regarding the pre game vandalism ahead of Frederick Greenbelt football game on October 7. score 26 to 6 for Frederick.

Greenbelt Frederick High School Eugene Pruitt G. Gardner Shugart Prince Georges County College Park Frederick Harry Q. Smith Frederick School Michael E. Hernicke

Lane Forces Spend $137,748 in Md Democratic Gubernatorial Primary

Governor Lane’s campaign spent $137,748 to secure the Democratic nomination, $39,023 more than Mahoney’s effort. Mahoney carried Baltimore’s five of six legislative districts, but Lane won key counties with higher unit votes. Republican John Marshall Butler spent $15,643 in the U S Senate race, while Markey’s figures were not yet available but expected under $4,000.

Baltimore Lane George P. Mahoney Mahoney Kent County Queen Annes Wicomico John Marshall Butler U. S. Senate John Markey Butler Markey

Marine Corps cuts estimate of reserve officers needed

Washington reports the Marine Corps reduced its estimate of volunteer reserve officers to be called to active duty. The Navy and Marines also allow enlisted reservists with four or more dependents who have been called to apply for discharge immediately. The decision followed unexpected response by organized reserves officers, with future calls mainly for a few specialty assignments.

Washington Marine Corps Navy Marines

Induction Drives Begin For County Selective Service

Groups of county Selective Service registrants left today for induction and for pre induction examinations. No lists of registrants called for induction were released. It is understood the local Selective Service headquarters yesterday registered a few persons under the physician dentist draft classification.

Selective Service Dhat

New Clinic To Aid School Children Here

A clinic for speech impediments will open at 6 30 this evening at the old Church Street school with weekly sessions Tuesday and Thursday 9 am to 4 pm. It is a joint project of the Board of Education and the Health Department funded by local civic groups. About 600 has been donated with 400 more expected to cover the year. The venture involves educators, nurses, a clinic psychologist, and a university speech consultant. Referrals will come from teachers and nurses, with aim to help up to 90 percent of affected students when treated young.

Church Street Board of Education Frederick Life Eugene Pruitt Warren R. Evans Drucilla Worthington Louise Thompson Carroll E. Easterday Clara Steinman Health Department Merle Ansberry University of Maryland Speech Department Junior Civic Club Frederick Council of Jewish Women Pioneers of America Lincoln School Pta Negro Elks Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Walkersville Lions Club Jefferson Pta New Midway West Brunswick Pta Ebenezer Pta Urbana Frederick Optimist Club Sodality of St. John's School Frederick Chapter State Department of Health

Larger U S Forces For Far East Reported

Wake Island meeting between President Truman and General MacArthur reportedly reinforced American power in Asia. The Eighth Army and Far East naval and air forces would be kept at higher strength than during the Korean campaign. Some U S divisions sent to Korea might stay in the Orient, while plans for deployment were not disclosed. Security in Korea to be handled by the South Korean army as U S troops withdraw. No cut in Far East forces was discussed to bolster Europe. Formosa and Indo China were reviewed in general terms, with no clear policy shift announced.

Tokyo Far East Truman MacArthur Wake Island U.S. Eighth Army Japan Asia United States Orient Korea Europe Indo-China Mr. Truman Indo- China Formosa

Hurricane Threat Looms Along Florida Coast

East Coast residents brace as a hurricane with 75 to 90 mile per hour winds nears Palm Beach through Marathon. Miami police note slow preparations while boats seek safe harbors and planes evacuate. Forecaster Norton expects landfall near Key Largo around 6 pm with Cuba already hit and Camaguey battered.

Miami Fla Florida Gold Coast Palm Beach Miami River Marathon Florida Keys Florida East Coast Fort Myers Gulf Coast Grady Norton Key Largo Fort Lauderdale Norton Cuba Camagueyo Havana

Landlord Tenancy Case Before Judge Stedman Prescott

Harold J. Barker, former tenant, sues Mr and Mrs Thomas L Cramer and Edgar A Zimmer man near Walkersville in Circuit Court. Counter claim filed. Plaintiff alleges losses from pasturing on a corn field with hay and barley issues. Several witnesses were set to testify. W Jerome Offutt for plaintiff and William M Storm for defendants.

Stedman Prescott Harold J. Barker Thomas L. Cramer Edgar A. Zimmerman Walkersville W. Jerome Offutt William M. Storm

Plane Crash Kills 28 of 29 Aboard in London Suburb

A British European Airways Dakota crashed in Mill Hill London after takeoff for Glasgow. Twenty four passengers and five crew were aboard. 28 died with one survivor. The plane burned, possibly exploded in air, and struck houses before crashing into a garden. The survivor was taken to Edgware General Hospital.

London British European Airways Glasgow Edgware General Hospital Mill Rir Highwood Ash

Byrd Banquet Is Called Off

Baltimore on October 17 The Forty Year Testimonial Banquet Inc cancelled the mammoth dinner planned to honor Dr. H C Byrd for 40 years at the University of Maryland. Scheduled Dec 9 at First Regiment Armory, it would have drawn about 5000 at $10 a head with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and top stars. Swartz said Byrd requested the cancellation, citing Byrd’s focus on university matters and a wish to avoid personal vanity. The sponsors praised Byrd as devoted to the university and public advancement. Stockholder plans and arrangements were not announced. Also newsprint price rise: Abitibi Power and Paper increases standard newsprint $10 a ton effective Nov 1.

Baltimore H. C. Byrd University of Maryland Byrds Baltimore Symphony Orchestra America James M. Swartz Byrd Swartz Curley Maryland Lane Theodore R. McKeldin

Blue Ridge Bus Driver Injured In Uniontown Crash

Uniontown Pa Oct 17 Bernard Fike 28 of Uniontown suffered leg and internal injuries when a Blue Ridge Bus Lines vehicle crashed into a building corner late last night. Fifteen passengers escaped unhurt. The Morgantown W Va to Pittsburgh bound bus driver employed by Blue Ridge Bus Lines.

Uniontown GHA Bernard Fike Blue Ridge Bus Lines Morgantown W. Va Pittsburgh

Public Meet On Airport Zoning Off

A Frederick public meeting on November 2 to adopt an airport zoning ordinance has been cancelled. Officials say the proposal, approved by the Airport Zoning Commission, may be revised before further action. The ordinance covers building heights, trees, and poles in approach zones and may require new hearings and map revisions after CAA views.

Frederick Airport Zoning Commission Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA

Synod To Meet On Wednesday In Western Maryland Region

The Western Maryland Region of Patomat Synod of the Evangelical Reformed church holds a one day session at the local Evangelical Reformed Church with registration at 9 30 am. Rev Sheldon Mackey of Reading Pa will give the morning message The Church Has Always Been There. Zonal representatives Dr Ralph E Weller and Dr James Bright will discuss National Missions Evangelism and Stewardship. Afternoon conferences will be led by J W Schnebly Rev Odell Zechman and Rev Paul L Althouse. Reports by Rev J Keller Brantley and Dr Francis Casselman. The commitment service will be conducted by Rev Norman L Horn. Dr Raymond Wilhelm of Grace Church will convene the fall meeting for instruction and information.

Maryland Patomat Evangelical Hand Reformed Church Evangelical Reformed Church Trinity Chapel Margaret Zimmerman Sheldon Mackey Reading Pa General Council Ralph E. Weller James Bright Raymond. E. Wilhelm Grace ‘Church

Truman aims for nonpartisan backdrop in major policy speech

President Truman arranged a nonpartisan setting in San Francisco for tonight's foreign policy address following the Wake Island conference with General MacArthur. He pressed for a strong anti Soviet peace drive, while avoiding Democratic campaigning at the Fairmount Hotel and coordinating with Harriman and Murphy on wording for a UN General Assembly speech in New York.

San Francisco Truman General MacArthur Soviet Russia Fairmount Hotel Honolulu Honolulu Yesterday, Mr. Truman Opera House United Nations U. N. General Assembly New York Cit W. Averell Harriman Charles S. Murphy Charles G. Ross George Elsey Wake Island Voice of America

Frederick Doctor Called Into Naval Reserve Service

Dr Henry V Chase a local physician has been called into service with the U S Naval Reserve and will depart soon for Fort Sam Houston Texas to be attached to the Army He is believed to be the first Frederick physician called as a reservist NC LOCAL TV College Park Oct 17 Maryland NC football game to be televised but not at the game site.

Henry V. Chase U. S. Naval Reserve Fort Sam Houston Texas Army Chase Frederick College Park

Do You Vote Detroit Speech Warns on Voter Turnout

Detroit City Clerk Thomas D Leadbetter warns voters they risk losing democracy by default and cites a troubling decline in turnout. He notes historic turnout ratios from past decades and highlights the 1948 presidential era as a benchmark.

Detroit The Detroit News Voice Thomas D. Leadbetter United States

New Windsor School Gets Four Room Addition Contracts

Carroll County Board of Education awarded contracts for a four room addition and cafeteria upgrades at New Windsor consolidated school. Low bid for general contract was Allen F. Feeser of Taneytown at 47000. Other bidders included 13 H Allender and Sons 17820 for plumbing, J E Shaefer of Reisterstown 6000 for electrical work. the project adds two kindergarten rooms for the ret grade and improves the cafeteria.

Carroll County Hampstead J. E. Shaefer Reisterstown General Contri Edward Stuller Taneytown P. and &. Construction Company Dash i Appliance Company Union Geid' Ond

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