Extension Of Sunday Movies Is Voted Down
At the Frederick city meeting the Mayor and Board of Aldermen rejected a request to extend Sunday movie hours to 9 pm amid opposition from Rev BE Alexis and local groups. The zoning ordinance for Frederick Airport was approved, enabling final grant payments of about 16525. A housing permit for Rachel Johnson and a Carrell Parkway stop sign trial were noted along with SSA inquiries and a November 1 meeting rescheduled after Halloween parade.
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Board of Aldermien
BE. J. Alexis
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
McSherry
Mc Sherry
Warner Brothers
Gambrill
James H. Gambril, Jr
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Airport
Frederick Municipal Airport
Rachel Johnson
Broadway
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Carrell Parkway
Westcoe Terrace
Glade Valley Lions Film on Conservation Focus
The Glade Valley Lions Club met at the Glade Valley restaurant in Walkersville to view a film titled Realm of The Wild by Rhea Kincaid Thurmont Soil Conserv ationist. Kincaid spoke on fall conservation practices as President Lawrence A. Dorsey presided and Bruce Crum introduced the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Lions Club
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Rhea Kincaid
Thurmont
Kincaid
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Bruce Crum
Kinecaid
Dorsey
Wilford Wisner
Frederick
E F. Cowans
Walkereville
Revenue Agent Suspended In House Tax Inquiry
Washington dispatch reports internal revenue official Mor decai Miller of New York was suspended after refusing to disclose details of four bank accounts amid a House Ways and Means probe into tax service scandals. Another New York agent, Ralph P. Demayo, admitted buying a $3,000 car and a $600 TV from winnings at Belmont Park, revealing unreported $2,000 horse race profits from 1946 to 1949 to avoid jeopardizing his pension.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mordecai Miller
New York
John B. Dunlap
Miller
House
Ways and Means
Ralph P. Demayo
Belmont Park
Court News and State Politics Highlights
The page lists court marriage licenses involving Alan H Gof Julie dey Tolomy Harold Snoots Bessie Picketts and others along with property deeds transferring titles among Norris Brown Claude Procter Harry Dorcus Mae I Gross Calvin C Smith and others for amounts from 10 to 200 dollars. It also notes State Senator Robert B Kimble of Albany considering resigning as minority leader after Governor McKeldin vetoed education pay and state coal use measures widely supported by his constituency.
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Alan H. Gof
Tenafly
Julie Dey
Tolomy
Emmanus
Harold FE. Snoots
Bessie
Harry C. Dorcus
Sta
Mae I. Gross
Calvin C Smith
Annie E. Dudrear
Baltimore
Robert B Kimble
Albany
McKeldin
GOP
State Senate
McKeldlin
Maryland
Fragmented Local Notice About Legal Action
Fragmentary OCR text references a legal action or suit involving parties and dates, with unreadable segments. The readable portion hints at a court proceeding and potential filings, but key names and specifics are obscured by the damaged text.
Jury Named To Pick Maryland Conservation Award
Dr. Andrew G. Truxal of Hood College will join the Maryland Conservation Federation jury to select the first annual conservation award winner. Gov. McKeldin will chair the panel, with leaders from Johns Hopkins, University of Maryland, Western Maryland College, Washington College and others serving as jurors.
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Baltimore
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Maryland Conservation Federation
McKeldin
W. Conwell Smith
Detlev W. Bronk
John Hopkins University
H. C. Byrd
University
Lawrence J. Shehan
Trainman Killed In Wreck On Southern Railway
A Southern Railway passenger local and a freight train collided head on near Asheville. One trainman was believed killed and at least six people were injured. Missing engineer Sam Mayfield of Knoxville is feared dead, while Steve Watson, engineer of the passenger train, was injured and hospitalized. Firemen escaped with injuries, and the Pullman car was empty.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern Railway
Knoxville, Tenn
Ralway
Sam Mayfield
Knoxville
Farm Bureau Opposed To Subsidies Calls For Higher Bond Rates
Wilbur S. Smith of Braddock told the Civitans at the Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner meeting that the Farm Bureau opposes farm subsidies and favors boosting production and the economy. He urged farmers to buy Government bonds with higher interest to increase attractiveness. John McCabe was program chairman and David D. Oland presided. A district council meeting was announced for Washington tomorrow and Sunday. Henry L. Davis reported on Little League and W. Jerome Offutt announced a new Westminster club. A directors’ meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Key Hotel.
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Farm Bureau
Wilbur S. Smith
Braddock
Civitans
Francis Scott Key
Bureau
John McCabe
David D. Oland
Washington
Henry L. Davis
Little League
W. Jerome Offutt
Westminster
Women Relief Claim From Pinkham Remedy Tests
Doctors tested Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on women and girls with menstrual cramps backaches and headaches caused by menstruation. In three of four cases the remedy gave complete or striking relief, supporting medical evidence of its calming effect.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lindie Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lydian Pinkham
Tad
Extension club meeting led by Irving Ramsburg hosts guests
Irving Ramsburg directs the extension club meeting planned for next Thursday night with Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning and Lewis Kinsey as guests. Still at large, two county jail prisoners are reported in connection with an ongoing incident.
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Irving Ramsburg
Joseph F. Thorning
Lewis Kinsey
Escape from road work detail left two men at large
Authorities said Wednesday that Arthur H. Harris and Earl W. Copelin escaped from a roads work detail and have not been apprehended. No trace of the men was reported as of today.
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Arthur H. Harris
Earl W. Copelin
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Gladys S. Swanstrom
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Ellicott City
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Salisbury
Alice Thomas
Jiine Summers
Gordon Spurrier
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China Club
Kemsberg ‘ Jovelig Sieg Key Hotel Building
Samuel H. Mooradian
Oriental Rugs
EB. Patrick St
Southern
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Mars Opticians
N. Market Street
Mere Lydia Pinkham
Het
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Palmer’s Cash Market
East Church Street
Palmer’s
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Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Germany
England
Aly
the Sunday Sun
Frederick Frederick
Market Street
Walter Snow
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
S. Market St
Esskay & Home
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Jeddy
Cesses
Kelly
Ackens
Biggs Avenue
United Res
the Key Stamp CO
E. Patrick St
the Home Insurance Co
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Frederick Gas
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America
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