Feast Of Christ Held Sunday At Mt St Marys College
About 7000 people gathered at Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg for the Feast of Christ the King ceremony. A Holy Name parade led by Francis Scott Key Post drum corps preceded Fr Elbert Gay sermon urging loyalty to Christ and the ten commandments. Monsignor Sheridan presided as Benediction followed by choirs and Holy Name pledges. event chaired by J E Baer with Paul Little as grand marshal. One acre out of ten in the United States lies in a national forest.
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Holy Name
Central Maryland
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Kang
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David
God of Heaven
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John Lawrence Sheridan
Mt St. Mary's
James M. Hogan
St. John’s Church
Frederick
Mms. St. Brary's
Thurmont
United States
Less Meat For Next Year Seen
Washington reports the Agriculture Department predicts meat supplies in 1949 will be about seven percent below 1948, with per capita availability dropping from 156 to about 146 pounds. Beef and other meats will be cheaper as producers limit output due to smaller feed crops and faster consumption. The American Meat Institute notes a broad wholesale price drop since last summer, signaling relief for careful shoppers.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Bender
Ohio
Senate House Economic Committee
Truman
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Los Angeles
New York
Europe
Harriman Committee Sched
United States Chamber of ‘Commerce
America
American Meat Institute
Chicago
Senate House Committee
Radio Program Listings and News Briefs Mix with Student Crash
A scrambled radio schedule fragment lists WMAL WOR CBS WFMD XEC WBAL programs before a weathered note: two Notre Dame students are killed and six hurt when a car strikes dancers after a victory dance, with wartime shift statistics showing Texas farm population decline from 2,149,187 in 1910 to 1,740,000 in 1944.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Texas
Proposed Tie In With P E Co Drawn Fire
Hagerstown leaders protest Potomac Edison and Municipal Power tie in. W Lee Elgin and 50 citizens warned the 8 year power contract may end the city plant. Mayor and council to vote next week as committee urges interconnection for immediate power needs amid rising demand.
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Potomac Edison Power Company
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Elgin
Fotemac Edison
Richard Sweeney
Special Citizens’ Committee
Potomac Edison
Hagerstown Resi
Municipal plant sale in ten year contract questioned
A local official voiced support for considering Potomac Power's potential purchase or purchase agreement for the municipal plant but objected to a ten year contract. He noted no objection to buying power from Potomac or selling to it, provided terms do not lock the town into a decade-long arrangement.
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Dents
Potomac Power
Potomac
One Killed One Hurt In Rockville Crash
A Navy officer Lt Palmer D Nycktemo Annapoh died at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a Piper Cub rental crash near Travilak Maryland five miles west of Rockville at 2 50 p m Saturday. Sidney Mills 33 of Trayilsh was seriously injured and transported to Suburban Hospital Bett with possible multiple fractures lacerations and abrasions.
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Travilak
Rockville
Palmer D. Nycktemo Annapoh
Bethesda Nav Hospital
Sidney Mills
Trayilsh
Bett
Plane crash linked to frequent renter at Congressional Airport
An hour after Lt Nycklemoe left the field at Congressional Airport the plane crashed on Cerrion Mills Farm. Airport staff said Nycklemoe was at the controls and he often rented planes there with private pilots' licenses. The two injured are related to the Mills family.
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Sh.tusk
Fian
Overal
Cerrion Mills
1947 land steamer boat details noted in paper
The article describes a craft 53 feet long powered by a 50 horsepower gasoline engine, with a speed of 7 knots and a displacement of 75 tons, erected under Frederick notes on October 27, 1947.
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