410 in Classes at Saint John’s
Saint John’s parochial school opens the fall term with a record enrollment of 410 students. Grammar school starts with 324 pupils on Monday and 46 high school students return on Thursday. A new eight room addition for the grammar school features showers kitchens and a cafe and the high school occupies the old building. The staff now includes lay teacher Sister Mary Rosita as principal marking the first time since 1915 a lay member joins the faculty alongside nuns. new and returning teachers include Helen Roberts Grace Marie Mary Fintan and Mary Rosena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Parochial School
Sisters of Notre Dame
Mary Rosita
Helen Roberts
Frederick
Walter Reed
Washington
Grace Marie
Mary Fintan
Mary Rosena
Babson Discusses Power Of John L Lewis
Roger W Babson argues John L Lewis could win higher wages and fringes for coal miners, while noting his power is waning as coal output lags behind industrial growth. He warns higher coal prices hurt production but coal remains vital for chemicals, fabrics, and pharmaceuticals. He also discusses oil fields, solar heating, and gravity power as future energy ideas.
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Roger W. Babson
Boston
N. H
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Experis
Williston
Dakotas
Canada
New England
Gloucester
Conant
Harvard University
Florida
Gravity Research Foundation
New Boston
Pub. Fin. , Inc
Miss Kerwin Speaks at CDA Meeting in Frederick
Miss Philomena F. Kerwin director of the National Catholic Community Service spoke at the Catholic Daughters of America meeting in Hotel Frederick. She outlined NCCS aims to assist Catholic service members veterans patients and families and noted plans to form NCCS committees at VA hospitals. Grand Regent Mrs. Francis Little announced committees for year work including medical mission bandages aged care civil defense education legislation and public relations. President Truman announced women are needed in the armed forces and praised female service members at White House ceremonies for a special postage stamp dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Hotel Frederick
Philomena F. Kerwin
National Catholic Community Service
NCCS
United States
Veterans Administration
Miss Kerwin
Francis Little
Nan Wilson
T. V. Levinson
Daniel Nee
Cadoa Guild
Margaret Hartman
Donald Rice
Edward Schantz
Betty Eigelsbach
Francis J. Cook
Margaret Murphy
William Koontz
Frank O'Leary
Keefer Koogle
Washington
Truman
White House
Six Communists Granted 30 Days To Seek Writ
In Richmond on September 11 the Fourth U S Circuit Court of Appeals granted six convicted Communists 30 days to petition the Supreme Court for a writ of certiorari. Chief Judge Parker signed the order staying the case after the court denied a rehearing Monday. Convictions upheld. fines of 1000 dollars each and prison terms ranging from two to five years for Philip Frankfeld Regina Frankfeld George A Meyers Dorothy Rose Blumberg Leroy H Wood and Maurice L Braverman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Fourth United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
John J. Parker
Appellate Court
Baltimore
Philip Frankfeld
Regina Frankfeld
George A. Meyers
Dorothy Rose Blumberg
Leroy H. Wood
Maurice L. Braverman
Polio Strikes Seventh Victim In County
Dennis Boyle six year old son of Sgt Joseph Boyle of Emmitsburg contracted polio after entering first grade. He fell ill Friday and was diagnosed Monday at Annie M Warfier Hospital Gettysburg. Transferred to Baltimore City Hospitals in critical condition. mother at bedside, younger siblings cared for by grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Germany
Dennis Boyle
Joseph Boyle
East Main Street
Dennis
St. Euphemia’s
Annie M. Warfier Hospital
Gettysburg
Commutation Order Halts 10 Lashes for Maryland Wife Beater
Maryland Governor Theodore R. McKeldin commuted the ten lashes sentence of Marshall M. Flanary, convicted of assault on his wife in Frederick County, delaying the whipping at the Maryland House of Correction. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. had imposed the sentence and stayed action during appeals. Flanary remains under evaluation and his wife has reported threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Walter J. Davis
Maryland Department of Parole and Probation
Marshal M. Flanary
Greenfield
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Marshall M. Flanary
Brederick County
Maryland House of Correction
A. Earl Shipley
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Theodore R. Mc
Keldin
Marsland
John R. Reeves
Flanary
Springfield State Hospital
Lykesville
House of Correction
Testimony Continues in Equity Case over Legacy Property
Testimony was continued to an unannounced date in an Equity Court proceeding before Chief Judge Charles W. Woodward to resolve whether late Mrs. Annie E Haines verbally promised to leave her residence at 133 West Fourth Street to Mr and Mrs Frank K Dorsey after her death for services rendered. About 24 witnesses were expected, with only a portion testifying Thursday afternoon including Mrs Frank Dorsey and several Frederick residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court
Charles W. Woodward
Annie E Haines
West Fourth Street
Frank K. Dorsey
Frank Dorsey
Betty Sulcer
Rose Layman
Howard Hartman
James Thomas, Jr
Frederick
Patrick Nisbaum
Kensington
Gail L. Cutshall
Woodsboro
2500 Parking Places Gained In Baltimore
Baltimore shows $5,473,000 of $10 million downtown parking garage loans advanced. Thirteen garages now provide 2,490 spaces. two more under construction add 931 spaces. two more under contract add 320. Total spaces 3,420. each space used by about two cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Got License On Hoax, Is Fined Total Of 510
Basil Suel Tydings, a 35 year old automobile salesman in Baltimore, was fined 510 in traffic court for speeding and using a license obtained through a hoax. He had a revoked license since 1949 and had prior speeding arrests and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Basil Suel Tydings
Tydings
Department of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicles Department
Vess Fined 175 For Drunken And Reckless Driving
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr in Peoples Court fined Virginia motorist Carl F Vess of Salem 150 for drunken driving and 25 for reckless driving plus costs after a 10 25 PM arrest near Mt Carmel church east of Frederick. Another motor case ended with Lewis Delauder of Dickerson found not guilty of reckless driving. Collateral forfeitures listed. multiple minor fines noted. Troopers Tichnell Stakem and Officer Twenty made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Virginia
Carl F. Vess
Salem
Kenneth H. Tichnell
Mt. Carmel Church
Frederick
Vess
Edward T. Helfenstein
John H
Raney, Boyds
Franklin Lee Raines
Mt. Airy
Robert E. Walsh
Detroit
Armistead Myers
Tichnell
J. W. Stakem
Plan Inaugurate Hospital Book Wagon After Meeting
Final plans for inaugurating the 200k wagon at Frederick Memorial Hospital will be made Friday when the reading leaders from all county clubs meet at 1 30 p m in the Extension Service conference room East Church street Members of the county council reading committee and Miss Beatrice Fehr home demonstration agent will attend Also invited is Miss Ethel Northam hospital superintendent The plan includes a rotation system so each club shares in the work Leaders will be instructed on selecting workers for the mobile lending library All county reading leaders are urged to attend or send a representative
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
East Church Street
County Council
Beatrice Fehr
Ethel Northam
Arraignment Planned For Grammer In Baltimore Tuesday
George Edward Grammer a 35 year old New York metals firm manager faces arraignment Tuesday at 19 am on a murder charge in the death of his wife Dorothy Mayr Grammer found dead in her car after a crash in North Baltimore. Prosecutors say the death was homicide and a pebble jammed the accelerator while the medical examiner noted fatal blows to the head. The defense may seek trial outside Baltimore City and a removal option exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
George Edward Grammer
New York
Grammer
Dorothy Mayr Grammer
Anthony S. Federico
Baltimore City
Nurse Alumnae Homecoming At Frederick Memorial Hospital
More than sixty five alumnae attended the first annual homecoming day of the Alumnae Association of Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. A luncheon on the Nurses' home lawn was followed by a hospital grounds tour, a Peter Pan Inn dinner dance, and awards for oldest graduate and longest-distance member. The gathering featured remarks by Miss Ethel Northam and Miss Ruth Clements, plus music by David Hagan and Lewis Fagan’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredenck Memoria Hospital
Sehanl Af Nurene
Clyde Kefauver
Ethel Northam
Aliss Ruth Clements
School of Nursing
E. M. Geraghty
Peter Pan Inn
June Cole
Pauline Euler
Benie Odell
Catherine Heffner
Northam
Miss Clements
David Hagan
Lewis Fagan
Kathleen Smith Rice
Evelyn Mosburg Robertson
Miriam Utz Gloyd
Macy Notnagle Kinsey
June Sheffler
Charlotte Thomas Brown
Madeline Gordon Ceci
Ruth Thurston Myers
Edna Heim Fadeley
Martha Jane Fogle
M. Virginia Coughlin
Elinor
Thelma Snyder
Pearl V. Bader
D. Hynatia Smith Selby
Katherine Grove Bradshaw
Helen Karn
Hilda Moxtey McPherson
Thelma Rice Shafer
Charlotte Shankle Gaver
Betty L. Rhoderick
Janice Wilhide Tinney
Louise Grimes Shafer
Margaret McClain Kemp
Marguerite Hoffman
University of Richmond Opens School of Christian Education
The University of Richmond announces a new School of Christian Education in the Seneca Baptist Association. Classes will be held at First Baptist Frederick, First Baptist Hagerstown, and Mount Zion Bethesda, sponsored by Maryland Baptist Union Association and modeled on a Baltimore program. The curriculum targets lay people and pastors for Bible and religious education to enhance church service and Christian living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Seneca Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Hagerstown
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Bethesda
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Baltimore
of Virginia
Young Adults Meet at Walkersville Methodist Banquet
The Frederick sub-district Young Adult banquet gathered 69 attendees from eight Methodist charges at Walkersville Methodist Church on Monday. Dr. John Howes of Westminster Theological Seminary spoke on The Stewardship of Getting, Serving, Using, and Giving, with council officers installed by Dr. John C Millan of Washington. The next rally is set for January 12 at Winfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Methodist Church
Walkersville Methodist Church
Walkersville
John Howes
Westminster Thelogical Seminary
John C Millan
Washington
Winfield
Dane Night Change Prompts Friday Teen Dances Shift
The teen age dances at Staley Park field house move from Wednesday to Friday evenings. Mrs W W Corbin of the City Recreation Commission announced the schedule change to boost attendance and reflect the new school year. Dances run 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and are open to teenagers over twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane
Staley Park
WW. Corbin
City Recreation Commission
Miss Washington Shares In 1000 Dollar Scholarship
Miss Iris Anne Fitch of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Fitch Jr represented Washington in the Miss America contest at Atlantic City where she was Miss Congeniality and shared a 1000 dollar scholarship with Miss Oklahoma The niece of Mrs Charles T Butcher Jr she plans to use the funds for music study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Ralph Kemp
Robert
Jefferson
Elmer Etzler
Martha
Mark
Feagaville
Drexell Smith
Iris Anne Fitch
Thomas F. Fitch, Jr
Washington
Atlantic City
Fitch
Ttle
Charles T. Butcher
Frederick sees single traffic death to date this year
City police report 284 motor vehicle accidents in Frederick through August with one fatality and 62 injuries. August alone had 44 crashes, including three pedestrian injuries. Most incidents occurred 6 to 7 pm, 11 on Sundays, 9 on Saturdays, with 70 to 12 males involved and 22 in the 2 to 34 age group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Haquer
Air Force officer charged with murder in wife's death
LA PLATA Sept 9 A 27 year old Air Force sergeant Homer A Allison was charged with murder after claiming his wife Rosie Ann Allison 23 jumped from their moving car following an argument at a tavern. State officials cited inconsistencies in his story and physical evidence including a dented fender and hair and blood under the car chassis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Plata
Air Force
Homer
A. Allison
Robert T. Barbour
Charles County
Rosie Ann Allison
Clinton
Allison
Barbour
Richard E. Stallings
Mental Clinic Turned Over To The State
Baltimore officials announce the 2.75 million mental clinic at University Hospital was handed to the state for operation by November 1. The facility aids diagnostic and treatment services for mental disorders and offers training for nurses and doctors in psychiatry with capacity for 185 beds and outpatient services. Westminster adds two nurses Elizabeth Bare and Shirley Callahan join Carroll County Health Department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
University Hospital
Maryland
James L Dack
Westminster
Carroll County Health Department
Elizabeth Bare
S. Luther Bare
West Main Street
Shirley Callahan
Easton
Bare
Wilson College
Yale School of Nursing
Callahan
University of Marsland
University of Maryland School of Nursing
Hate U S Campaign In Cuba Reported Etiquette
Havana report describes a mailed pamphlet campaign denouncing U S policies and history. Enrique Pizzi de Porras of Excelsior alleges Argentine links and names targets such as Spruille Braden, with criticism of the GOU and calls for action by Batista and Campa.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
U.S
Enrique Pizzi de Porras
Excelsior
U. S
Spruilie Braden
Colombia
Argentina
Braden
Latin America
Pizzi de Porras
History
Purchase
Louisiana
Florida
Mexico
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
California
Nicaragua
Fulgencio Batista
Miguel Angel Campa
Ministry of Communications
GOU
Grupo de Oficiales Unidos
Juan D. Peron
Hood College to Offer Evening Credit Courses in September
Hood College announces evening credit courses in Russian History taught by Dr. Mildred Headings for one semester and World Literature by Dr. Andrew Meyer for two semesters. Classes run Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. starting September 29 with full credit hours and college fees apply. Registration closes at 7 p.m. on September 29. Minimum six students. No entrance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Hood College
Mildred Headings
Andrew G. Meyer
Hood
Headings
New York
Meyer
University of Chicago
Hoad
Yale
Grace E. Lippy
Grace N. Brown
Two-Car Collision Leads to Reckless Driving Charge
Two westbound sedans on Patrick street sustained minor damage under $30 after a Tuesday night collision at East Patrick and Carrol streets. Driver Robert E. Baker of Lime Kiln stopped to let a left turning car pass. Roy Dahmer attempted a pass on the right, causing a slight crash. Dahmer faces a reckless driving hearing Friday in magistrate court, released on $26.45 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick
Carroll Streets
Patrick Street
Robert E. Baker
Lime Kiln
Roy Dahmer
Franklin
W. Va
Baker
A. E. Hemp
Dahmer
Beall Attacks Mahoney Over Fair Deal in Baltimore Speech
J Glenn Beall accused George P Mahoney of embracing the Fair Deal while highlighting his own record against centralized federal power. Governor McKeldin introduced Beall with a blunt briefing on Democratic claims and the New Deal Fair Deal’s perceived failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. Glenn Beall
George P. Mahoney
U. S. Senate
Maryland
Fair Deal
Senate
United States
Beall
House of Representatives
Dents And Blood Stains Studied In Air Force Death
LA PLATA September 8 1941 police sought explanation for dents and blood stains on the car used when Air Force sergeant Homer A. Allison 27 said his wife Rosie Ann Allison 23 leaped to her death en route to their Clinton home after an argument. Officers found watch slippers and blood stains along the road 3.4 miles south of Waldorf where the car was located. Allison held without charge for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Plata
Air Force
Homer A. Allison
Rosie Ann Allison
Richard E. Stallings
Allison
Clinton
Waldorf
Hildebrand Family 14th Annual Reunion Held at Rocky Springs
The 14th annual Hildebrand family reunion occurred on Labor Day at the Rocky Springs school house with a basket lunch and afternoon games. Jacob Hildebrand was elected president, Patsy Korrell secretary, and Eleanor Kemp treasurer as the recreation committee organized activities and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Eleanor Hildebrand
Rocky Springs
Jacob Hildebrand
Patsy Korrell
Eleanor Kemp
Caroline Price
Pauline Keyser
Chester Blank
Paul Kemp
E. R Nagle
Oscar Schultz
Connie
Clarence Schultz
Gene
Darlene Schultz
Ralph Schultz
James Keyser
Jimmy
Philip
Johnny Keyser
Dorsey Burdette
Richard
Sandra
Joe Burdette
Charles Boyer
Charlie
Raymond Burdette
Billy
Ralph
Linda
Wanda Burdette
Thomas Schultz
Michael
Rhonda
Charles Baugher
Pauline Hildebrand
Grayson Blank
Meira
Rosanna
Evelyn
Franklin
James Blank
Gary Blank
Ray Keyser
Susan Keyser
Edgar Blank
Stevie
William Hildebrand
Harry Fulmer
Charlene
Jo Ann Fulmer
Salisbury signs on Eastern Shore prompt road inquiry
Salisbury council directed Ernest L. McLendon to query the State Roads commission about Salisbury not appearing on more road signs. Councilman Jeremiah Valliant noted only one sign between here and the Bay Bridge, and it misdirected. On Texas ballot Eisenhower Nixon listed under Democratic label as new party files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Ernest L. McLendon
State Roads Commission
Jeremiah Valliant
Here
Bay Bridge
Texas
Austin
Tex
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Jack Ross
Texas Democratic Party
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