Exhibits and fair prep under way at Frederick grounds
Frederick County Agricultural Society officials move headquarters to the fairgrounds for a big upcoming fair next week. Exhibitors have set booths in four main buildings, with most concession space sold. Entries open today until 5 pm and again Monday. Stables expect about sixty harness and twenty running horses. A horse and pony show adds a five day program with afternoon performances starting Saturday. Exhibits in livestock release next Friday after 4 pm. other departments after 8 am October 7.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Carroll County
Taneytown
Ceilin and Wilton
George A
Guy K. Motter
U S Accused Again Interference Charge
Lake Success N Y Sept 27 The Soviet Union accused the United States of direct interference in the Danube traffic issue and charged U S actions against Yugoslav and Czech vessels held by American authorities were pressuring five Southeastern European states to achieve U S aims. The charge followed a U S proposal to the UN for a conference in Vienna by Russia, the United States, and Southeastern European states to resolve Danube traffic problems by November 1.
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Lake Success
Russia
United States
Danube
Soviet Union
Europe
United Nations Economic and Social Council
America
Vienna
Stick On Spray To Be Used At Winchester
Frederick County fruit growers arrange with a Frederick Maryland firm to spray orchards with a stick on hormone to prevent premature apple drop. WOK WHS began spray week using airplane equipment. John Lyle notes planes used widely in Northwest and Pacific Coast. firm plans extensive service next year with all spray types. Insecticide and fungicide may be applied by air where practical. Apples ripen earlier this year and labor handling issues after picking are serious, prompting growers to try the experiment.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Frederick
Igbor
Petting Seen as Mortal Sin in Catholic Teachings
About 1,500 Catholic teachers from 180 parochial and high schools in the Baltimore Washington area heard Father Francis J. Cannell of Catholic University describe petting as a mortal sin. He said mere knowledge of sexual matters does not justify immoral conduct and stressed religion as the motive for observing natural law. Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence J. Shehan urged teachers to instill Christian principles, while federal official Joseph Blandford discussed a new school lunch act and parental rights in education. The report also notes Zarubin to be appointed Soviet Ambassador to Britain and plans to cut US foreign air mail rates starting in November.
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Baltimore
Washington
Francis J. Cannell
Father Cannell
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Lawrence J. Shehan
Tehran
Yalla
Joseph D. Blandford
Maryland
Hood College grants first Nursing degrees at special ceremony
Miss Dorothy Louise Ford received Hood College Bachelor of Science in Nursing at a Saturday ceremony in Alumnae Hall reception room. President Henry Irvin Stahl presided as family watched. Absentia degrees went to Miss Irene Tilley and two others, marking Hood’s five year nursing program launch.
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Irene Tilley
Hood College
Ford
Russet
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Elizabeth Ann Dise
Glen Rock
Eleanore June Lewenberg
Newton Centre
Mass
Army Flyer Killed Near Hagerstown
In a crash two miles from Hagerstown an advanced trainer plane killed Capt. George W. Orange and injured Lt. James L. Miller. Orange, a former Cave Town resident, reportedly downed 39 German planes in 103 European missions. Miller remained in critical condition at a local hospital.
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Hagerstown
Clever Reynolds
Waskinston County
George W. Orange
Cavetown
Europe
James L. Miller
Revonlds Sideilne
Orange
National
Washington
Onco
Hevontro
Miller
Md AMVETS To Meet Here Over Sunday
American Veterans AMVETS will gather in Frederick for their first statewide convention. Delegates and members meet at United Hall South Market street beginning 2 p.m. with Dr James E Marrone as temporary chairman. Brig Gen D John Markey will deliver the keynote and officers will be elected. Residents and veterans from Cumberland Oakland Baltimore Bethesda Grantsville Capitol Heights may attend.
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Amvets
Frederick
Cumberland
Oakland
Baltimore
Bethesda
Grantsville
Capitol Heights
United Hall
South Market Street
James E. Marrone
G. Horton Peace
Inremiyeh
D. John Markey
Walkersville
Frederick Amvets
Vincent C. Neeson
National Amvets
Marrone
Nicholas Forte
Maryland
Building Permits Rise Across County In Latest Week
County offices issued numerous permits this week led by Richard C Ellis for a dwelling near Sycamore Service Station valued at 3000 and Estelle Englar for a Rocky Ridge addition valued 350, with multiple farms, garages, and remodels listed across Thurmont, Frederick area, reflecting continued building activity. A separate note from Baltimore reports a meat sales rush at a store offering lamb and veal drawing long lines and a fainting incident.
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Supervisor of
Richard C. Ellis
Water Street
Sycamore
Estelle J
Nattie O. Englar
Rocky Ridge
Felix Flanigan
Walkersville
Old Glade Road
Blake D. Mercer
Frank C. Wright
Key Avenue
Marshall H. Fulmer
Braddock Heights
H. A Shorb
Thurmont
Creagerstown
Leroy Hoke
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Charles M. Reed
Charles, E. Smith
Lea F. Gouker
Myersville
David Ira Kiana
Knoxville
Maggie Addison
Bante
Baltimore
Pilgrimage and Homecoming of Odd Fellows Next Sunday
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Maryland and nearby states will gather at the 1.0.0.F. Home Sunday for the twentieth annual pilgrimage and homecoming. Activities begin 1:30 p.m. with awards for lodge representation, a luncheon, formal program, and remarks by Judge Charles Moylan. Music includes Taney Lodge Junior Band, Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club, and vocal selections by John S. Insley. Donations of cash and food will aid Home maintenance.
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Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Maryland
O. M. Shockley
Ladies of Frederick's Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 5
Pact
Charles B. Schone
Rebekah State Assembly
Sues Guplan
Order
Charles 2. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Taney Lodge No
Taneytown
Robert Mendhe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Glee Club
John S. Insley
Moy
Curran To Speak For Democratic Ticket In Baltimore
Attorney General William Curran, Baltimore Democratic faction leader, will address a city rally of campaign workers and announce the fall election push. Curran, who backed Tawes in June, will share the stage with Robert B. Ennis as the gubernatorial race moves toward the general election.
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Baltimore
William Curran
Baltimore City
Curran
J. Millard Tawes
Robert B. Ennis
Democratic State Central Committee
Ennis
William Bendnn Tane
Tawes
Eleventh Ward
Democratic Club
Former Suitor Forces Woman From Her Home in NJ
Mary Kimmey and her husband were assaulted when a former suitor, Chalmers Laubaugh, abducted the woman at gunpoint in Little Silver. An ex convict recently paroled from a Washington jail, Laubaugh posed as an FBI agent to gain entry before revealing a .45 caliber pistol. The FBI joined the probe as state police pursued leads. Kapok seed hair from Bombax tree appears as stray note in the report.
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Freehold
N. J
Mary Kimmey
Ther Beq
Little Silver
Glynn F. Kimmey
Kimsfhey
Kimmey
Chalmers Laubaugh
Washington, D. C
FBI
Samuel K. McKee
New Jersey
Bureau
Sgt
Huntsville
jTex
Kimmeys
Named Officer In U S Naval Reserve Named Officer In U S Naval Reserve
The Naval Reserve Office Baltimore announces the appointment of Charles McC Mathias as an officer of the Second Division Organized Naval Reserve in Baltimore. The Armory at Fort McHenry becomes Naval Reserve HQ after renovation with ceremonies planned October 23. Navy officers are expected to attend the dedication as gun batteries and training ships prepare for instructional use in the Chesapeake Bay region. The Organized Reserve offers voluntary service and drill attendance remains optional with minimum meetings required to remain in good standing.
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Naval Reserve Office
Baltimore
Charles McC. Mathias
Council Street
Organized Naval Reserve
Mathias
Organized Reserve
Naval Reserve Armory
Fort McHenry
Naval Reserve Headquarters
Baltimore Arma
War Trials Verdicts To Be Given Next Week
More than 200 correspondents from 10 countries expected to file over a million words as war crime verdicts and sentences are delivered by the international military tribunal next week in Nuernberg. All German radio stations and some Austrian ones will carry four daily broadcasts.
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Nuernberg
Germany
International Military Tribunal
Austria
Ban Ickes From Speaking In Maryland Campaign
The Baltimore Sun reports former Interior Secretary Harold Ickes cancelled a Maryland speech after a request to stay out of the state campaign. ICCASP official Lane cited a delayed Chicago commitment as the reason for cancellation. Ickes, who lives near the District of Columbia line, did not comment.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Harold Sh. Ickes
Maryland
Tne
Thomas O' Neill
Ickes
Independen Citizens Committee
Art Sciences and Professions
Trumen Uyrr Inc
Edwin W. Fauley
Navy
Stat
Willia Preston Lane, Jr
Thas
Roosevelt
Tydings
Sun
Iccasp
Commmitt
Chicago
District of Columbia
Larne
Baltimore and Ohio unveils No 5584 mountain locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio displays locomotive No 5584 a 30 mountain type under wartime program begun July 1942. Before regular service No 5384 will be shown during the railroad’s septennial centennial events starting October 1.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Balboa
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