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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
11
President Truman spoke to thousands in Boston promising a never surrender against what he called the godless creed of Communism. He defended Al Smith and drew cheers from Democratic leaders amid the crowded hall as he sought to shore up votes among Irish Catholics.
Dent drove up as pickets carried signs demanding let the Communists speak and dismissal of indictments. Inside the hall a sign read Harvard for Truman as the president entered and a band played Am Just.
Marie Budde, assistant professor of vocal music at Hood College Frederick Maryland, will be the soloist for the Americanism program during Rededication Week in Gettysburg. Mrs. John S. Rice, chair of the program committee, announced events leading up to the Freedom Train arrival on November 18.
Anne Arundel police report a 24-year-old stabbing victim held in Boston has been ruled out as a suspect in the Glen Burnie killings. FBI tests show a gun taken from the man did not match the weapon used to kill John H. Mahlan and Mary Kline. Bullets were mailed from Boston. the man was arrested there after being wounded.
The Boston bound return from Maryland features items taken from several Maryland homes found among a man’s effects. Anne Arundel authorities cited Police Capt. John H. Cloran noting officials could account for the man’s whereabouts in the last three months and suggesting if he was in Glen Burnie in September he would need to fly there and back. G. Hunter Bowers Frederick Md planning commission chairman named as the Martinsburg luncheon speaker for the Chamber of Commerce on November 9 at 125 p.m.
Baltimore, Oct. 27. Leonard E. Kolmer warns motorists and pedestrians to use extra caution on Election day and night to prevent higher traffic tolls. He notes that mechanical power farming began with steam engines about 80 years ago, with diesels and gasoline engines replacing them.
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