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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1947

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2

Greek envoy describes Greece situation at Frederick Rotary

Alexander Bienoglou, first secretary of the Royal Greek Embassy and UN delegate, told Frederick Rotary Club members that Greece faces hardships amid guerrilla warfare allegations. He defended the Royalist party, warned against rushing to judgment, and criticized neighboring countries for free elections in Eastern Europe as parodies.

Greece Smyrna Steve Krusings James Carros John Callas Wiliam N. Vacilion U.N. Security Council Br. Bienogiou Albania Bulgaria Yugoslavia Rotary John R. Fitzpatrick Patricia Hammer Frederick High School Students League Cadet Ralph E. Culler Sykesville J. Burr Gibbons Tulsa Okla

Found Innocent In Slot Machine Case

Leonardtown Md Sept 17 A St Marys County Circuit court found Harry Weiner of Hollywood Md innocent on four charges and unable to reach verdict on two others after nearly four hours of deliberation. Weiner case continued to next term while the State set tomorrow for trial of two other defendants Mr and Mrs Glenn Wallace of Hollywood. The six charges against 23 defendants involved possession of slot machines.

Leonardtown St Mary's County Harry Weiner Hollywood Weiner Glenn Walace Nowi

Neglected Art Of Breastfeeding Urged At Penn Med Meet

Dr Norman MacNeill of Philadelphia told the Pennsylvania Medical Society annual convention that breastfeeding is a most neglected art. He stressed the breast serves a vital physiological function, not just for appearance, and urged American mothers to remedy the situation.

Pittsburgh Norman MacNeill Philadelphia Pennsylvania Medical Society

Wilt announces birth of a son Floyd Richard Wilt

Bolivar report notes the birth at Charles Town General Hospital of a nine and a half pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilt formerly Miss Ruth Luckett. The name Floyd Richard Wilt is given and family connections are listed. The item also includes a parade of visitors and local activities around Bolivar Camp Hill and nearby towns. Beginning Sept 28 union services will be held at Bolivar Methodist church with a 10 o'clock school and worship service each Sunday through January 1.

Bolivar Floyd Wilt Charles Town General Hospital Floyd Richard Wilt Ruth Luckett Bettie Littheton Marry Noland Mary Laura High Baltimore Charles Raviel Charles Town M. G. Moore Frank Mill Wheeling W. Va Siss Mary Barker Camp Hill John Wolfe Camp H Hugh Lford Harper's Ferry Robert Long Florence and Rose Ann Philadelphia Fannie Northridge David and Dianne Lee Washington T. K. Orams Harry Chambers King’s Daughters Martinsburg Alis Daisy Engle Engles Edward J. Roche William Beck Eugene Beck William Smith Robert Siiter San Diego Calie Bearfelt New Brunswick N L Jack Hedigan Roy Reeves William Lehman Shepherdstown J. L. Eackles Leola Ridgeway Frederick Frank Sperry Bolivar Methodist Church

September 28 service to mark 96th church birthday observed

The column notes an 11 o'clock service on September 28 to honor the church’s 96th birthday with further details to follow next week. It also lists visitors and activities at Bolivar and area homes, including residents from Baltimore Salamanca Ontario and Takoma Park, plus attendance at an A F L district convention in Newcastle and a Women’s Christian Service meeting at the Grade School discussing Wheels Across India.

Bessie Lane Baltimore Bolivar William Potts Mauzy Bolivar Post Offee W. E. Kethan Myrtle Via Salamanca N. Y O. L. Dailey Ontario Canada Davis Gruber Wilson, N.Y Thomas Robertson Takoma Park Walter Schiller Adelphia Natt Robertson Chevy Chase, Md Clay McCormick Charles Kelican Charles Toven W. el? Kelican Fred Roland Joseph Thompson Lewis Upwright A. F. of L Newcastle, Pa Roland Women's Society of Christian Service India Wil Lancaster Beatrice Miskimens

Orphans Court Grants Admin Letters in Bostian Estate

The Orphans Court on Wednesday granted letters of administration in the estate of Florence Bostian to her niece Lilian G. Sauble of Westminster Route 7. The administratrix valued personal property at 2000 dollars and listed four pieces with nephews as heirs. The court also approved the final account of Lissa and Claude E. Toms for payment of a real estate tax estimated at 63 dollars.

Orphans’ Court Florence Bostian Lilian G. Sauble Route 7 Westminster Lissa Claude E. Toms United States

Jury Refuses Indictments in NC Lynching Attempt

Warrenton grand jury in North Carolina again refuses to indict white defendants connected with a young Negro lynching attempt. The 18 member panel freed two white men as Warren County Superior Court reconvened after a recessed session and lengthy deliberations.

Warrentos N. C North Carolina Warren County Superior Court

Jailbreak Suspects Released After Sheriff Calls For Quiet

Jailer A. W. Edwerdewere and theater manager Joe Cunningham were ordered released by Northampton County authorities after Solicitor E. R. Tyler stated no further charges at this time. Cunningham, accused as one of seven masked men who abducted Godwin Bush from the Northampton jail last May, remains linked to the attempted rape case despite the release. Bush, a 22 year old Black laborer, escaped during the hijacking.

Joe Cunningham Rich Square Northampton County Northampton A. W. Edwerde W. C. Harris E. R. Tyler Cunningham Godwin Buddy” Bush Bush

Twins Reach 90th Birthday Despite Twenty More Years

Identical twins Thomas Barnett Davis and James Henry Davis of Hagerstown and Lancaster observed their 90th birthday with kin in Sewickley Pa. The brothers, born Newton Hamilton Pa, are the sole survivors among seven siblings. Norman Smith of Sams Creek had a garage accident injuring his wrist and hand.

Hagerstown Lancaster Thomas Barnett Davis James Henry Davis Harrisburg Sewickley Norman Smith Sams Creek Mr. Smith

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