Freshmen Welcome Hoods by Junior Class Helpers
Hood College freshmen begin their first week with junior students acting as Big Sisters. Nearly 175 newcomers will receive guidance through tests tours and registration duties. A large committee led by Virginia Parker outlines events from parties to dances and parent dinners this weekend at Coblentz Hall and Gambrill Gym.
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Hood College
My College
Virginia Parker
Bath
Ada Deforest
Harrisburg
Phyllis Oates
Capon’ Bridge
W. Va
Mary Provan
Manchester
Conn
Pieme
High Knob
Nancy Lowe
Schuylerville
Verna Parkinson
Frederick
Jeanne Schmidt
Towson
Oates
Joyce Laubach
Lansdowne
Pierse
Janet Mover
Schuylkill Haven
Patricia Driscoll
Genevieve Marter
Beverly
N. J
Shirley Weber
Coblentz Hall
Gambrill Gymnasium
Ayrshire Sale Herd Tops Maryland Angles at Frederick Sale
Top prices at the fall Ayrshire sale of the Maryland Delaware Breeder's Association at Frederick fairgrounds. Dr. Howard T. Morse paid 650 dollars for Fieldstone Fertility. Walter J. Hahn and Son paid 240 for Caerlaverock P. Prince. The auction led by Tom Whitaker saw 72 head sell for 14,082.50 dollars with Maryland and nearby states sending buyers.
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Ayrshire
Maryland-Delaware Breeder’s Association
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick County
Howard T. Morse
Thurmont
Howard W. Clark
Glenelg
Walter J. Hahn
Calif
Nueshaming
Hahns
Coolidge
Bess
Timonium
Meredith Farm
Topsfield
Mass
Tom Whittaker
Brandon
Preston Deudler
Camp Hill
Maryland
F. H. Ladson
Rockville
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Roger Denny
Libertytown
W. Paul Etzler
Largely Attended Sale In Montgomery County
A large crowd attended the four parcel real estate sale on the Huie F. King farm near Lenisdale in Montgomery County. Three farms sold as a unit to Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. King for 39000, then the King’s Resurvey farm went to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lett sher near Woodfield. One acre piece with dwelling was withdrawn at 2100. Auctioneers were Thos M. Anderson Charles W. Woodward Jr Vivian V. Simpson.
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Montgomery County
Huie F. King
Lenisdale
Earl V. King
King
Chester Lettsher
Woodfield
Gweilling
Thomas M. Anderson
Charles W. Woodward, Jr
Vivian V. Simpson
Null
Seven Hurt In Frederick County Weekend Crashes
Seven people were injured in three auto accidents around Frederick County over the weekend. Three were hospitalized at Washington County and two at Frederick Memorial. A collision near Thurmont on Route 77 involved bypassing motorists as two cars clashed at 2:30 p.m. None of the injured required admission. Barbara Woodward of Glyndon, driving one car, faced charges for failing to stay right after her vehicle crossed into the eastbound lane and struck the Barton car. Both vehicles were badly damaged. Harry B. Roberts, 61, of Bethesda, was treated at Frederick Memorial after going off U.S. 15, hitting a culvert and fence. his condition was listed as good. Ella Mae Baer of Wilmington, Del., skidded on Route 40 near New Market. her 1952 Chevrolet sustained about $375 in damage but no charges were filed.
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Frederick County
Washington County Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont
H. J. Brown
Barbara Woodward
Glyndon
Brown
Soth
Woodward
Barton
Bethesda
U.S 15
Harry B. Roberts
Auburn Avenue
Daniel J. Thomas
Dishong
Ella Mae Baer
East 16Th Street
Wilmington
Del
New Market
New Windsor Gate Aims To Tame Dump Mess
The mayor and town council explain why a gate was installed at the New Windsor dump. The site, once chaotic, faced health complaints and rising costs if a new location were needed. Officials stress local taxes fund the dump and nearby traffic has strained access, urging continued local use to delay relocation. Also noted are PTA events, church talks, Yom Kippur observations, and local traffic charges.
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New Windsor
R. B. Geer
State Health Department
Ney Windsor
PTA
Andrews Graham
Arlington Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Mc. Graham
East Africa
Public display of F-84 Thunderjet at Baker Park on Kids Day
The United States Air Force will present an F-84 Thunderjet for public inspection at Baker Park on September 26 to observe National Kids Day. Officials say the Republic aircraft famed as a versatile postwar jet will be shown on a flat-bed trailer with ramp access and Air Force technicians ready to explain its operation and design.
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United States Air Force
Baker Park
Republic
Air Force
United States Air Force Orientation Group
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Ana
Frederick
Stop Air Force
William Sprigg Awarded $500 for Maryland Portraits Tone Poem
Hood organist William Sprigg, college music faculty, won a $500 award from the Baltimore Symphony for a tone poem about Maryland. His piece Maryland Portraits in Contrast will be performed December 16 as the award is presented. The judges included William Schuman Howard Hapson and Hans Heinsheimer.
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William Sprigg
Hood
Baltimore Symphony
Maryland
Ally
Tone
Sprigg
Edgar Alan Poe
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Ino
Spriez
William Schuman
Juilliann School of Music
New York
Howard Hapson
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Hans W. Heinsheimer
Schrmer, Inc. Music Publishers
Hod Col Jepe
Lutheran Church Choir
Eastman School
Westminster Choir School
Princeton
Cumberland Valley
American Guild of Organists
Phi Mu Alena Music Fraternity
American Association of University Professors
Mc Sprigg
Frederick
New City Engine Accepted by Five Members
The independent Hose Company reports contingent acceptance of the new city engine by five men, pending minor modifications. Benjamin B Rosenstock said the engine will stay in the fire house until the county engine arrives, with delivery set for later this month.
Milk consumption rises in 14 nations by 1952
In fourteen major countries, liquid milk intake surged in recent years, reaching 125.750 million pounds in 1952, up from the 1943 average level.
Ex-Premier And Wife Held In Egypt Conspiracy Case
Cairo September 21 Former Wafdist Premier Mustafa Nahas and his wife were arrested to face trial before a revolutionary court on conspiracy charges against President Mohamed Naguib's regime. Egypt's army headquarters had earlier said 11 Egyptians were taken into custody and three placed under house arrest.
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Cairo
Mustafa Nahas
Revolutionary
Mohamed Naguib
Ibrahim Abdel Had
Ibrahim Farag
Uj Man
Naguib
Farouk
Egypt
Abdel Latif Baghdady
Alexandria
Karim Tabet
Abbas Halim
Ahmed el Nakib
EF Mousassa Hospital
Tribby Dies After Route 340 Crash in West Virginia
Fifteen year old Dale Deaner Tribby of Harpers Ferry died in a Charles Town hospital from brain concussion after a passenger car driven by Donald Dunn left Route 340 and collided with a trailer. Three others died or were injured in the same crash. tributes note Tribby’s siblings and his Harpers Ferry High School ties. Funeral services are planned at Weverton Baptist Church with interment in Brownsville Cemetery.
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Dale ~ Deaner‘Tribby
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
W. Va
Harry Earlen Greenwalt, Jr
Sandy Hook
Donald Dee Dunn
Donald Reynolds
Max Gilbert Hottle
Harrisonburg
Dunn
Hottle
Tribby
Levin W
Mabel Deaner Tribby
Gene
Wayne Tribby
Connie
Linda
Sharon Tribby
Weverton Baptist Church
Walter B. Agner
Brownsville
Monday Musicals Meet Sets Fall Program In Hagerstown
The Monday Musicales held their annual September business meeting at the Cullers home on Carroll Parkway. President George B. Douglas led the session with the Program committee presenting a year of musical events including Opera studies and “Down in the Valley” repeats, with Treble Clef Club of Hagerstown as guests. Refreshments followed. October's gathering will be at Mrs. Ernest Kennedy’s East Third Street home. Apple cheese snacks are suggested for treats.
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Lloyd C. Culler
Carroll Parkway
Culler
Shirley Braungart
Frank Lewis
Curtis Thorne
iGeorge B. Douglas
George Swank
Wouter van Garrett
Margaret Kent
Down In the Valley
John D. Ramaley
Hood College
Treble Clef Club
Hagerstown
Ernest Kennedy
East Third Street
Doses of gamma globulin limited to pre vent polio spread
Polio gamma globulin doses will be given only to pregnant women and children under 18 living with a polio patient. Dr. Forbes H Burgess, Frederick county health officer, said supplies are public through Red Cross and National Polio Foundation via state and county health departments. Eighth polio case reported this year is Kenneth Rice, eight, son of Harry Rice of Jefferson, taken in last Saturday and now at Baltimore City Hospitals with no paralysis.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Red Cross
National Polio Foundation
Maryland Department of Health
Frederick County
Kenneth Rice
Harry R. Rice
Jefferson
Baltimore City
Subscription Drive Under Way for Frederick Concert Aid
The Frederick Community Concert Association mobilizes volunteers from offices, plants, schools and clubs to push concert sponsorship. Campaign chairs are Mrs. Robert E. Clapp, Sr. and Mrs. M. J. Croghan, with Mrs. Donald E. Leatherman as PR director. The goal is a sellout crowd of one thousand at Frederick High School auditorium.
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Frederick Community Concert Association
Robert E. Clapp
M. J. Croghan
Donald E. Leatherman
Frederick High School
Clapp
George B. Douglas
Leatherman
Albert Dean
Francis B. Sappington
J. Walker Carty
Earle B. Blakeslee
Ignatius Bjorlee
Croghan
Irving Landauer
Victor Palmer
Frank H. Lewis
Charles €. T. Stu
G. Harris Stauffer
Helen Shafer
Middletown
Edward Storm
Curtis B. Thorne
Ernest F. Kennedy
Joseph Wilson
Dorothy Kreh Lassetter
W. M. Ray Spurrier
William E. Zimmerman
Shirley Braungart
Robert Leichert
Sperry L. Storm
Betty McCaffrey
Nelson Strathern
Lenore Weil
Niemann A. Brunk
Herbert L. Doggett
Ruth MacVean
Mayetta Hershberger
Margaret Doll
Melvin Partridge
Mary Millhouse
Warren P. E. Smith
Joseph Whisper
Freda Doll
P. S. Lansdale
Peggy L. Sponseller
Albert Fernelius
Doris
Frederick Chamber conducts labor survey to lure new industry
Frederick city and county residents received an eighteen thousand letter questionnaire to gauge available labor. The confidential surveys aim to show the total manpower for a prospective new industry and aid current Frederick employers. The effort, led by Paul S. Michael, seeks diversification and may involve a nationwide firm with plants across the United States.
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Frederick
George C. Slagle
Frederick City
Vicwity
Paul S. Michael
Union
Class Meets at Yellow Spring Sunday School Hall
The Willing Workers Class met at the Community Hall in Yellow Spring on Wednesday night. Mrs. Staley led a Scripture lesson and the Lord's Prayer followed by a brief business session and social hour with games and prizes won by several members. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Goldie Moss and Mrs. Catherine Nuz. The October meeting on the 21st will be a covered dish supper with listed attendees present.
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Brook Hill
Yellow Spring
Staley
Irene Schultz
Hazel Korrell
Gloria Horst
Joanna Doggett
Grace Harley
Grace Green
Goldie Moss
Catherine Nuz
Esta Staley
Leona Keyser
Esta Specht
Ruth Linton
Catherine Rothenhoefer
Vietminh Death Toll Reported in Indochina Mopup
The French high command announced 120 Vietminh were killed in minor mop up actions in the Red River Delta over the past 24 hours. Most casualties were caused by a Viet Namese light battalion in the delta's southeastern area.
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Hanoi
Indochina
High Command
Red River
Charges Armed Forces Lavish With Money
The National Council Against Conscription accuses the armed forces of spending millions annually to sway public opinion and threaten democracy. The 60 page report blames Congress for enabling military press agentry and says the media fail to offer alternative viewpoints. It highlights universal military training campaigns as the most expensive Pentagon publicity effort since World War II.
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Washington
National Council Against Conscription
Council
John M.swomley Jr
Congress
Appropriations Committees
Pentagon
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Rachiye
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Milwaukee
WeKeldin
Crarges
Edwin Helmes Custer
Bunker Hill
W. V
Harry E Peregoy
Westminster
Charles C. Winetarger
Reisterstown
Custer
Wiliam C. Devis, Jr
Center Street
Danikae
Stacy
K. Dereey
Vivian Brown
Bull Oatis
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Hms
South Dakota
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C. Frank Laker, Sr
Chamber of Commerce
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Frederick Fair
Societ
A. Irvin Renn
Guy K. Motter
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