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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1947

Page

8

Actors Admit Communists Linger in Hollywood Bloc

At a packed House committee hearing on un American activities Ronald Reagan George Murphy Montgomery and Cooper testified that the Reds have penetrated but not dominated the movie industry They cited a large audience and many workers opposed to Moscow tenets while noting some influence in the Screen Writers Guild and among a few names listed by Richard Macaulay.

Ronald Reagan George Murphy Toney Cooper Montgomery Moscow House Committee On Un-American Activities Queen United States Reagan Murphy Screen Actors Guild Guild Robert Taylor Ah-H-Hing Fred Nibley, Jr Richard Macaulay Screen Writers Guild Macaulay

Suit Removed Here From Allegany Co

A suit brought by Stella C Heil for 7500 against Charles W Zabo executor of Dr William Hammond was moved from Washington to Allegany county then to the Court of Appeals which granted a new trial The case concerns unpaid wages for housekeeper and nurse services from January 2 1939 to June 24 1945. The Washington county jury ruled for the defendant.

Court of Appeals Allegany County Washington County Stella C. Heil Charles W. Zabo Wiliam David Hammond Allegany

Emmitsburg Social News Highlights and Local Events

Emmitsburg residents and Baltimore visitors attend local gatherings and church events. Annette Levy and Jean Nettie Brotherton hosted at a summer home near St. Anthony's, while Ruth Jordan joined families at an American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Gettysburg. Community notes include harvest festival offerings for the National Lutheran Home for the Aged and church anniversaries, with future meetings announced. A gas well gasolene incident near Charleston prompts oil strike dreams ending in confirmation of no strike.

Emmittsburg Annette Levy Lucy King Baltimore Jeannette Brotherton St. Anthony’s Ruth Jordan John Jordan Roy Bollinger Roy Maxell American Legion Gettysburg Highfield Robert Daugherty A L Leary W. R. Cadle Carolyn and Sara/ Edwards Robert Gilelan Louw Stoner Obediah Rightler Baltarmore Harry E. Weant Orsha Quinn Graham Conrail Bluff Maude A. Packard Otumwua Shuff, Sr Ruth Schuff Harold Fury St. Anthony's Frances Baker Ralph Keilholtz Harrisburg Elias Lutheran Church National Lutheran ‘Home For Washington H W. Stermer Joseph E Rowe Wade Stonesifer D S. Martin W.G Minnick C C Ruffle John Bishop H. D Hoover A. M. Gluck R.benner Lewis Cooper Charles Stouter St. Vincent's House de Paul Street Father Stouter Jack Hagerstown Orville M. Ernst Charleston Washington County Ernst

Cattle Trails to Modern Livestock Progress and Recipe Fragments

A history of western cattle ranges, the rise of railroads, and the shift from longhorns to newer breeds. It discusses hog and lamb improvements, sire selection and grading, and Swift & Company’s nonpartisan stance. Includes a scrambled, recipe style cooking note with ground beef dish and corn bread batter.

Gulf Coast Montana Mde Swift & Company America

Track Down the Facts About Cattle and Feed Grain

The piece argues cattle and lambs convert grass to meat and notes grazing land makes up about 51 percent of U S land. It defends feeding grain to livestock as part of finishing, highlighting the livestock industry’s role in food production and land use.

United States

Tracks Being Removed On Middletown Frederick Line

Removal of the Hagerstown and Frederick railway tracks along the Middletown to Frederick line progresses eastward at Braddock Springs. Tracks from Middletown to Braddock Heights have been taken up and spurs at the heights removed.

Hagerstown and Frederick Middletown-Frederick Braddock Springs Middletown Braddock Heights Heights

Uniforms Found In Market Space Near J C Penney

A package containing four nurses uniforms and a nurse's cap was found Thursday in Market Space near the J C Penney store. The discovery prompted investigation by local authorities and the scene was secured for a theft or loss report.

J. C Penney

Unidentified Frederick Mentioned in Dorothy Diller Record

A fragment notes one uniform bearing the name Dorothy Beatrice Diller and mentions an unidentified Frederick, as reported by George Rentzell, leez roofer. The terse excerpt suggests a labeling or identification event connected to the individuals named.

George Rentzell Leez Roofer Dorothy Beatrice Diller Frederick

Uniforms for Rentzen Square Owner Contact at 207 West Fifth

Mercorial Hospital seeks uniforms and invites contact with Rentzen, owner of the uniforms, at 207 West Fifth Street. Rentzell says he may secure the items through direct arrangements.

Mercorial Hospital Rentzen Sqia West Fifth Street Rentzell

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Allegany Co Snow Hill Worcester County Philip D. Lines Chester Hudson Bishopville Hudson Lines Emmitsburg Mich Stouter St. Joseph's College Michigan Jackson Gerard A. Murphy CSL Jennie Chrismer Bomhs Isabelle Bovey Martha Logani M. T. Buchanan Wallang EM Simpson Agrcultural Research Union Stock Yards Chicago, Illinois E. Patrick ST Frederick's Bargain Store East Patrick ST Cone Manie Oal Paul L. Crum Orizenn Patrick St McCutcheon Wisner Street Frederick, Md Purina Chek R-Ton Purina Ramsburg Fertilizer CO Frederick, Maryland Wasevievasiy Beasne Herbert Stothart Walter Pidgeon Steve Thomas Allyson Judy Garland Kathryn Grayson Lena Horne Tony Martin Virginia O'Brien Caleb Peterson Jerome Kern Cucein Rae
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