Lotter Ave School Plans Reviewed by Board
The Board of Education reviewed architect Finey and Walcott’s final plans for the Lotter Avenue elementary school a 14 class facility. The plan includes a multi purpose room that can serve as cafeteria gym and editorium, plus library health rooms and administration spaces. The building, of brick, anticipates future expansion with separate driveways for buses and parent vehicles and features a front platform for students and a semi circular approach.
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Board of Education
Motter Avenue
Hool
Lincoln
Archiet
Serice
Kitch
Rick
Finey and Walcott
Baltimore Arciits
Christmas parcel deadline set for armed forcessenders
The Post Office Department designates October 15 to November 15 for Christmas parcel delivery to armed forces outside the continental United States. Parcels to Korea Japan and Pacific areas should be mailed by November 1. Navy and Marine corps in remote areas by October 15. Maximum 50 pounds. APO addresses 124 125 147 179 via New York Postmaster.
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Post Office
United
Korea
Japan
Pacific
Navy
Marine Orps
APO
New York
Merry Christas
Dember 1
President Truman defends DNC official over fees claim
President Truman said no DNC official or voluntary worker charged fees to secure an RFC connection and he is convinced that Chairman William Boyle Jr did not take any fees. He noted that Boyle and others should help with introductions to government contacts without payment.
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Washington
Truman
Demmatic National Committee
William Myle, Jr
Boyle
Lincoln school additions bid approval urged by county
The county board recommended W Harling Miller of Martinsburg to receive the general contract for Lincoln high and elementary additions and improvements at a total bid of 253571.29 after sub bids were accepted. Sub contractors include B C Grabill for plumbing, A E Fisher for heating, Hahn Electric for electrical, and The Sheris Co for kitchen equipment.
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Board of Education
W. Harling Miller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lincolin High
Eugene W. Pruitt
Miller
Lloyd C. Culier
Frederick
B. C. Grabill
Libertytown
A. E. Fisher
Hahn Electric Company
Sheris Company
Washington
Lincoln School
Middletown
Memorial, Hall
Parkway School
Walkersville
Lewistown
Washington Street
New Midway
Walkersville High School
Roscbe Harbaugh
Rexford Brenneman
Pittsburgh
Frederick High
Ben, A. Reichier
Wilkes-; Barre
Donald C. Feeser
Littlestown
Gettysburg College
Midgetown
Ellen W. Lutz
Merle C. Eaton
Gore
West Virginia
Burkittsville
Bernard Loraditch
Alice K. Pauli
Indiana University
Walkersville High
Raymond D. Carr
Camden
N. J
Shippensburg
Thurmont High
Margaret K. Magaha
Parkway
Julia Nixon
East Carolina State Teachers College
Liberty
William Deener
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
William G. Neal
West Virginia State College
Lincoln High
Indictments Filed After Frederick County Grand Jury
The September term grand jury in Frederick County returned 27 indictments after four days of deliberation. They commended Sheriff Guy Anders for jail maintenance, inspected Montevue and Emergency Hospital, and urged rural residents to note strange vehicles’ license numbers to curb cattle theft. Foreman Thomas E. Williams led the panel.
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Guy Anders
Montevue
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
County
Maryland
Frederick County
Guy An’ Ders
G. Marshall Wachter
iEmergency Hospital
Francis J. Connolly
Frederick County Welfare Board
Grand
State Board of Welfare
Sherif Anders
Charles A. Price
Alvin L. Main
Sam W. Maples
George 8. Summers
Thomas E. Williams
Jefferson County marks West Virginia Day and 150th birthday
Gov. Okey L. Patteson attended the county wide celebration at Charles Town race track and urged observers to enjoy the sesquicentennial. He hinted at not seeking further office while noting possible Harpers Ferry national park plans. Louise Corbin, 25, was crowned queen as a pageant showcased the county history.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Okey L. Patteson
Patteson
Mount Hope
Harpers Ferry
Louise Corbin
State Troopers Graduate From Maryland Training School
Twenty two new State Troopers graduated from the Maryland State Police Training School for Recruits. They completed a six month course and will undergo eighteen months of field duty with probation. Attendees included Col. Elmer F. Munshower and Governor McKeldin. Notable graduates: Edward C. Crowther James W. Hardy Theodore S. Moyer from Hagerstown Gary R. Grant James F. Lewis Cumberland Joseph V. S Kem Midland John J. Wellham Linthicum Heights George O Wells Jr Glen Burnie Clarence A. Butler Camp Springs Elwood F. Stacy Salisbury Andrew L. Crockett Crisfield Early E. Lewis Fishing Creek.
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Pikesville
Maryland State Police Training School
Elmer F. Munshower
McKeldin
Edward C. Crowther
James W. Hardy
Theodore S. Moyer
Hagerstown
Gary R. Grant
James F. Lewis
Cumberland
Joseph V. Stakem
Midland
John J. Wellham
Linthicum Heights
George O Wells, Jr
Glen Burnie
Clarence A. Butler
Camp Springs
Elwood EF. Stacy
Salisbury
Andrew L. Crockett
Crisfield
Early E. Lewis
Fishing Creek
Fishing Creek Reservoir Water Level Drops
Caretaker Frank Weddle reported the Fishing Creek reservoir level sat 27 inches below full this morning as it continues a day by day decline. In the creek below the reservoir a bare trickle remains amid dry weather and forecast calls for possible rain by Saturday with a gradual warmup to end of summer.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Senate probes Lithefold ties to Boyle payments
Senate Investigations subcommittee heard officials from American Lithefold Corp explain payments to Democratic National chairman William M. Boyle Jr. The hearing linked Guy Gabrielson and the RFC loan deals at Carthage Hydrocol Inc. and noted Shirley Green’s White House connection during loan negotiations.
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Washington
American Lithefold Corp
William M. Boyle, Jr
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
W. H. Stanhope
St. Louis
R. J. Blauner
Cecil A. Green
Boyle
Litteford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Francis D. Flanagan
Subcommittee
Guy George Gabrielson
Republcan National Committee
Flanagan
Carthage Hydrocol, Inc
Gabrielson
Brownsville
Tex
GOP
Shirley Green
Lithofold
White House
Ottawa
U. S
Miss Green
E. Merl Young
Senate
Senate Banking
Young
MiGs Damaged By Sabre Jets Over Korea Front
U S Eighth Army reports American F 86 Sabre jets damaged two Russian made MiG 15s in a 20 minute high speed battle over northwest Korea. Thirty two Sabres faced 50 MiGs. Reds lost one plane and five damaged. Allied planes returned safely to base as weather cleared on the eastern front aiding infantry.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Reds
Hood College Opens Year With 458 Enrolled
Hood College marks its fifty ninth academic year with 458 students from 18 states plus the District of Columbia Hawaii India and Norway. Dr Arthur Stanton Adams speaks on truth in three areas urging careful inquiry elimination of bias and logical reasoning. He emphasizes religious faith as the most important area of truth and urges students to form independent, meaning rooted decisions.
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Ruth
Arthur Stanton Adams
Hood College
American Council On Education
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Maine
Adams
Andrew G. Truxal
U.S. Navy
Cornell University
University of New Hampshire
Merl Young to Leave Washington for Florida Lodge
Washington dispatch reports Merl Young plans to quit Washington tomorrow and run White Heron Lodge in Homestead Florida after purchasing the motor court. He previously admitted debt and faced Senate Banking questions about influence on Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending.
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Washington
Merl Young
Young
Homestead
Fla
White Heron Lodge
Senate Banking Committee
White House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Share Cost Ordinance Up Oct 4
The Board of Aldermen will finalize an ordinance October 4 to levy costs on property owners for street improvements. A public hearing starts at 8 p.m. that day after notices go to owners along Catoctin Avenue, Willow Avenue, Culler Avenue, Narva Avenue, Grant Place, Bolton Street and Homestead Avenue.
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Board of Aldermen
At & P.m
Catoctin Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Jefferson Street
Willow Avenue
Qicen Street
Culler Avenue
Belmont Street
Old Reservoir
Narva Avenue
Old City
Grant Place
Rosemont Avenue
West Seventh Street
Bolton Street
Wilson Place
Homestead Avenue
Flynn Claim Is Challenged
Democratic National committeeman Edward J. Flynn said President Truman can beat any opponent in 1952, including Eisenhower, while Republicans countered with predictions that Eisenhower would win if he campaigns hard. Taft warned the campaign must be the right kind, and Dewey’s 1948 style was seen as risky. Senator Wiley urged an aggressive GOP approach. Crimes probe in Towson follows, with Maryland legislators visiting Baltimore County to assess local crime issues.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senator Brewster
Eisenhower
Europe
Edward J. Flynn
New York
White House
Capitol
Harry Darby
Kansas
Flynn
Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Wiley
Wis
Truman says U S will rely on force to enforce peace
President Truman announced the United States will seek agreements with Russia but will strengthen armed forces to ensure enforcement. He argued stronger defenses aid peace, while criticizing reliance on force and noting the UN aim to settle differences without force, with Korea as an example of Communist obstruction.
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Washington
Truman
Russia
United Nations
Korea
City Plans Duck Sale To Fund Swans At Culler Lake
Frederick officials will sell about 75 excess ducks from Carroll Creek for 2 dollars each next Monday and Tuesday. Proceeds will buy a pair of swans for Culler Lake, with pens planned west of the lake. Park Superintendent C Cyril Klein says the move could spark a small park menagerie and reduce the nuisance from the duck population.
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Carroll Creek
C. Cyril Klein
Swinging Bridge
College Avenue Bridge
Culler Lake
Klein
Frederick
City Hall
North Bentz Street
May Buy Foreign Beef To Feed American Army
Army officials discussed purchasing meat from foreign countries as U.S. troops' beef order faced refusals from major packers. Price controls and beef shortages hinder bids for 13 million pounds of boneless beef. If unmet, the quartermaster general may seek permission to buy offshore, abroad.
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Chicago
U. S
Army
Quartermaster General
Pace
New Area to Get City Mail Delivery October First
The Frederick post office will begin city delivery on paved streets between Fairview Avenue and Military Road on October 1, ending rural delivery in that area. Residents must submit name lists and house numbers. newspapers by mail will no longer be delivered. Box renters must pay quarterly rent to receive mail.
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Fairview
Avenue
Military Road
James A. Grove
City Hall
Grove
Frederick
Reds Agree to Resume Korea Peace Talks at Kaesong
In Tokyo on September 20 the Communist high command reversed course and proposed resuming cease fire talks at Kaesong. They had halted talks 28 days earlier over alleged Allied attacks. The UN command cited two admitted violations and warned that renewed talks may not quickly fix deeper issues.
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Tokyo
Kaesong
Korea
Matthew B. Ridgway
Peng Teh-Huai
Kim Il Sung
Haisan
United Nations Command
Ridgway
Red
Alltes
Standing By Nominations for Federal Judges
President Truman said he will stand by his nominations of Cornelius J. Harrington and Joseph H. Drucker to federal judgeships. Senator Douglas objected and called the process obnoxious, while the Senate Judiciary Committee declined to approve the nominees. Truman expects no further committee action, leaving the vacancies unresolved.
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Washington
Truman
Senate Judiciary Committee
Douglas
D-Ill
Cornelius J. Harrington
Joseph H. Drucker
Student Admits Bludgeoning Nurse in $1 Robbery
Prosecutor Douglas K Reading said an 18 year old college student confessed to bludgeoning nurse Pauline Campbell to death in a $1 robbery. The 34 year old nurse was found beaten near her rooming house close to the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. Morey Bill 18 of Ypsilanti admitted clubbing the nurse after being implicated by two 18 year old companions.
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East Lansing
Mich
Douglas K. Reading
Pauline Campbell
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Bill Morey
Ypsilanti
Animal pictures on busses aid kindergarten riders
The Board of Education in Phelps introduces animal painted sides on all school buses after kindergartners kept boarding wrong buses. The new scheme labels buses with rabbits, chickens, and bears to help children remember their routes.
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Phelps
Board of Education
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Tee
Heelieves Boyle, Jr
Air Force
Defense Department
Fishing
Hoad
Council On Education
Towson
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