Jewish High Holy Days Begin September 16 Observances
Rosh Hashana begins sunset September 16 marking the High Holy Days a period of reflection prayer and renewal. Yom Kippur falls September 25 26 with Kol Nidre sung to seek forgiveness and end the fast followed by Sukos starting September 30 featuring booths to thank God for harvest and freedom. City arrests noted include Lewis B Reed Jr John J Shetlock and William J Hines for permit and speeding violations.
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Egypt
Promised Land
America
Lewis B Reed Jr
Frederick
West All Saints Street
Norman Dietz
John J Shetlock
North Augusta SC
William Boone
East Fifth Street
William J Hines. Brinklow
East Patrick Street
Dietz
Westminster Leads With No Debt And Low Taxes
Westminster Maryland sits as a fiscally sound town with no debt and a tax rate of 82 cents per $100 of assessed value the second lowest in its size class. Mayor Joseph Lo Mathias notes repayments of the last bond in 1955 ahead of schedule and touts maintained services including repaved streets a strong police force and a volunteer fire department while proudly preserving parks and a free 600-car municipal lot.
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Maryland
Joseph Lo Mathias
Carroll County
Mathias
Elkton
Wesminster
Tombstone
Westminster Trust Company
Baltimore
Young Democrats Press Harrington Resignation Demand
A Maryland Young Democrats convention in Ocean City endorsed a resolution urging State Party Chairman Barton Harrington to resign citing waste and favoritism. A second measure would cut Young Democrat support from any 1952 Eisenhower campaign backers. Two Frederick boys were hurt in separate auto accidents Friday evening. one treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and the other released after minor injuries. About 17 million people crossed the English Channel last year.
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Charman T Barton Harrington
del Liosd Lo Simpkins
D-Wd
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Harrington
Sunpkins
Democratic State Central Committee
Demuatic State Cental Committee
Tthe
Frederick
Elbert Beasley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Laeut Ben Phebus
Samuel H. Rosenstock
East Patrick Street
Sear Water Street
Paul Koogle
North Benty Street
Lentz Street
Emil Edgar Shober
Wilson Place
English Channel
Morocco poised as Sultan weighs fate amid reform push
Moulay Arafa's supporters insist the Sultan will stay, while most Moroccans believe he will abdicate for the country's good when decisive action unfolds. The period marks a turning point as longer term decisions are shaped.
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Moulay Arafa
Rahat
Morocco
Nationalists Hopeful on Moroccan Crisis Settlement
A Moroccan nationalist delegation returned from Madagascar after talks with exiled Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef and with French officials about a Moroccan crisis. The plan reportedly envisions removing the unpopular Sultan, appointing a regency, forming a new government, and redefining French Moroccan relations. Bekkar, allied with Youssef, expects definite actions to restore peace and strengthen Franco Moroccan ties.
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Mohammed Ben Youssef
Madagascar
Si Bekkal
Pasha of
Sefou
Pierre July
Antsirabe
Edgar Faure
Faure
Antoine Pinay
Robert Schuman
Defense
Pere Koenig
Bekkai
United Nations
New York
France
Bekkar
Ben Youssef
Im. U.S
Traima
No Survivors Reported in B29 Wreckage
The U S Air Force stated tonight that there were apparently no survivors among the 13 crewmen missing since Thursday when their B29 Superfortress disappeared. The search continues for the aircraft and remains.
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Tokyo
U.S Air Force
Ex Air Force Captain Pleads Not Guilty in Spy Document Case
Ex Air Force captain Van Fosson pleaded not guilty to charges he removed a 113 page FBI dossier on Jay Lovestone and secretly passed it to the House Un American Activities Committee. The case, indicted August 10, sets trial for November 28 with bond at $1000.
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van Fosson
Air Force
House Committee On Un-American Activities
U. S
Jay Lovestone
AFL
Free Trade Union Committee
Communist Party
United States
Joseph Stalin
FBI
Un-American Activities Committee
Tme
Lovestone
Edward Bennett Williams
Len McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Williams
Open Bids For New Hospital in Maryland
Bids opened for a 300 bed chronic disease hospital at Hagerstown with Blake Construction the low bidder at 2,402,000. The contract, to be awarded soon, calls for completion in 540 calendar days with final price about 2,424,840 after allowances. The project is part of a 1950s chronic disease program extending from Salis bury to Montebello, funded by a 1952 appropriation of three million dollars.
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Baltimore
Hagerstown
State Department of Public Improvements
James J. O'Donnell
Blake Construction
Washington, D. C
Baltimore Contractors Inc
O'Donnell
State Health Department
O’donnell
Chapman and Lesler
Tyler
Ketcham and Myers
General Assembly
Salisbury
Sydenham Hospital
Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital Planned
An article notes plans for a new institution named Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital with 14 semi private and four private rooms plus several special purpose patient rooms. Also mentioned is an exhibition at the C Burr Artz Library Children’s department featuring art by the Little Art Group taught by Mrs Vernal C Moore, open since last Saturday for ages 7 through 13.
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Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital
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