Mrs Bowlus To Head Maryland GOP Women
Maryland politics report notes Mrs Emmett R Bowlus elected president of the Maryland GOP Women at Frederick County session. Delegates named officers and district vice chairmen including Emma Corkran Carroll County and Carl Fisher Carroll County with others listed by district. Rep Devereux says President Truman may not run again, cautioning against tying campaigns to his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
PRA
GOP
Truman
Rep. Devereux
R-Md
Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Washington
Emmett R. Bowlus
Frederick County
Kevin C. Spade
Owings Mills
Lloyd E. Miller
James 85. Carrico
Prince Georges County
Vernon H. Randall
Pikesville
Robert Dallas
Wicomico County
Emma Corkran
Caroline County
Carl Fisher
Carroll County
Pearl Foster
Vera Wailford
Prince Georges
Margaret Barncord
Cumberland
L. Brent Frey
Devereux
Mary
Devereux Eyes Wake Island Past and 1952 Issues
General Devereux spoke to Republican women at Frederick about 1952 national issues including foreign policy socialism inflation communism and corruption. He noted ammunition in politics but urged coordinated effort and shifting Maryland voters from Democratic local support to national alignment. He warned against split tickets and stressed Democratic strength from local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jand
Hervic Marine
Wake Island
Devereux
Maryland
Social Etiquette Note On Compliments And Greetings
A person should avoid commenting on another’s past appearance and simply acknowledge current looks. The text then states the first U S electric train was built by Prof Charles Grafton Page of the Smithsonian Institute in 185%.
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U. S
Charles Grafton Page
The
Smithsonian Institute
Retiring Judge Grason Questions Court Changes
Annapolis dispatch reports Judge C G Grason, retiring Nov 8, reflecting on Maryland Court of Appeals restructuring. He criticizes removal of trial-court judges from trials and regrets the 1945 system shift. At 70, he urges a return to the old constitutional framework, saying trial work keeps judges human.
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Annapolis
Gus Grason
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Constitution
Judge Grason
Grason
Bond Commission
Lovettsville Families Attend Harrisburg Funeral
Lovettsville residents Russell Frye and son Jimmy along with Mr and Mrs Clark Frye and Mrs Ruth Stevens attended funeral services in Harrisburg Pennsylvania for Leo Dubel 47 son of Tessie Frye Dubel and the late Mr Dubel Mr and Mrs H W Beatty visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs H Keller Jefferson Mr and Mrs Clayton Williams hosted guests Leslie Wenner and family from Arlington and Mr and Mrs Robert Legard and daughter Patti Ann Garland Cooper plans to move into the home of William Everhart while they relocate to East Riverdale Mrs R M Williams visited nearby community events likely within the same social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Russell Frye
Jimmy
Clark Frye
Ruth Stevens
Harrisburg
Leo Dubel
Tessie Frye Dubel
Dubel
H. W. Beatty
H. §. Keller
Jefferson
Clayton Williams
Leslie Wenner
Arlington
Robert Legard
Patti Ann
Garland Cooper
William Everhart
East Riverdale
R. M. Williams
Falls Church Family News and Local Gatherings
Myr and Mrs Charles Wenner celebrate a new baby in Falls Church. Home Demonstration Group hosted by Mrs J D Kelster held a party at Mr and Mrs Joseph Franks. G H Wirts returns from Frederick Memorial Hospital and shows improvement. Frye family honors son Stanley on 18th birthday with many relatives present. Family members and guests from Arlington and Opequon attend outings to Luray Caverns and Natural Bridge. House guests of R D George, Arlington visitors, and weekend guest Audrey Duchesneau, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Charles Wenner
Falls Church
J. D. Kelster
Joseph Franks
G. H. Wirts
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Myrland Frye
Stanley
Eugene Ridgeway
Kenneth Shafer
Jane Frye
Lee Ridgeway
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
L. A. Womeldorph
Lester Branner
Jean Ray
Robert Edwards
Vickey Sue Edwards
Arlington
Robert McDonald
Opequon
Richard Smith
John George
Clarence Welsh
Audrey Duchesneau
Washington
Lester Schutte
R. D. George
Auto values for classic cars and trucks listed
A catalog lists prices for a range of prewar and postwar cars and trucks. The items include 1950 Plymouth Coach 1950 Dodge 4 Ton Pick Up 1949 Dodge 4 Door Sedan 1949 Willys Station Wagon 1948 Dodge Coach 1948 Chev 4 Door Sedan 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan 1941 Buick Sedan 1941 Dodge 1 4% Ton Truck 1940 Ford Station Wagon 1937 Chevrolet 1937 Ford 1936 Ford. Asking prices range from 545.00 to 100.00 dollars.
Massachusetts Legislature Faces Record Salaries Push
Mrs Flite Kenbridge and Miss Blanche McKimmey Washington are mentioned in a noisy Boston dispatch noting the Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee proposal to raise legislator salaries to 1845 00 a year for 280 members pushing the payroll beyond 1 2 million, with the note that Hudson Bay is not a bay but an inland sea.
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Flite
Kenbridge
Blanche McKimmey
Washington
Boston
Massachuaetts
House ,Ways and Means Committee
House
Senate
Hudson Bay
Lawson Motor Sales Trade-In Cars In Perfect Condition
One owner cars largely from new car trade-ins are in perfect condition. Highest trade in allowance offered on your present car.
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Bowlus
G.O.P
Better Homes Equipment CO
Patrick St
Toma
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Co
E. Patrick St
Orphivf
Jefferson Blvd
Braddock Heights
City Properties
Franklin Street
M. D. Harp Agency
Realtors
Pythian Castle Building
Orphans’ Court
Annie E. Grabill
Annie FE. Grabill
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Singer
Walter L. Grabill
Glenn Trout
John W. Null
Raymond L. Kelly
Creguerstown
United States Internal Revenue
State of Maryland
Edith Delauter
Jennie M. Barker
Carrie I. Long
Robert W. Grabill
G. Kathryn Rivera
Lloyd K. Grabill
Faithful Workers Class
Lutheran Church
Reddi
Monocacy Motors, Inc
N. Market Street
Jefferson Street
Denier
Englander Mattresses
Thriftex Rugs
Lawson Motor Sales
W. Patrick Street
KEY Chev. Sales, Inc
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Chevrolet
East Patrick 51
Market Sts
Frederick Marylan
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