Semi-Weekly News of Frederick Delivers Local Notices
The Friday April 6 1953 issue of The Semi Weekly News Frederick Maryland notes classified and editorial guidance including rights of republication by Associated Press terms for corrections and reader submissions. It highlights job printing offerings and announces postal entry as second-class matter under standard local press operations.
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Great Southern Ptg
MFG
North Court
le Frederick
Associated Press
Frederick
Eisenhower era faces vast inherited problems at start
The new administration confronts a long list of issues from the previous regime such as Korea Europe defense and military preparedness in Germany Indo China and China anti Communist salvage. Domestic aims include defense spending tax cuts farm prices and ending economic controls as the president presses to take initiative and show results. Sunrise service planned at Germantown Bethel Church near Cascade Easter 5 45 AM with Waynesboro quartet singing and Rev C E Ebersole to speak plus an Easter program at 7 45 PM
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Europe
Germany
China
Eisenhower
Germantown
Thurmont Democratic Women Plan April Card Party
At the March meeting the Democratic women of Thurmont organized a card party to be held at the Thurmont Legion Hall on April 33 at eight o'clock. Mrs. Franklin Fraley serves as group president.
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Democratic Women of
Honored on Birthday at Pleasant Dance Party
Richard Shank, foster son of Mr and Mrs C W Walder, was honored on his 11th birthday with a party at the Mt Pleasant Community Hall on March 9 1923. Attendees included family friends and many kept gifts. organizers were Mr and Mrs Wastler and listed guests include Donald Forle Manelia Moc er Doms Foyle Carol Ann Toms Shirley Reese Richard Rems burg Bill Delauter James Rems burg Charles Burkier Jr Robest Fotheraui Pax Ford June Phelps plus numerous relatives and neighbors.
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Richard Shank
C. W. Walder
It Pleasant
Patty Maven
Mt Pleasant
Mroo
Mires Wastler
Donald Forle
Manelia Mocer
Doms Foyle
Carol Ann Toms
Shirley Reese
Richard Remsburg
Bill Delauter
James Remsburg
Charles Burkier
Robest Fotheraui
Paix Ford
June Phelps
Irs
Ernest May
Debus
Wayne Shank
James Grimes and Sons
Hares Shank
Charles VI Wader
Eddie Hofhman
Sus
Baar Pats Foie
Diane Harmis
Rosale Routzahn
Barbara W Bet
Blarknouse
Elaine Zimmerman
Pauline Zimmerman
Charles Brinker
Government job cuts total about eleven thousand
Washington reports a broad administration drive to trim roughly 270 Labor Department positions and about 750 in Agriculture Production and Marketing Administration. Secretary Durkin and Secretary Benson outline budget cuts, with PMA layoffs beginning April 10 and a projected 3 000 full time positions eliminated in Agriculture.
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Washington
Labor Department
Agriculture Department
Production and Marketing Administration
Durkin
Senate Appropriations
Truman
Capitol Hill
Benson
Washington Pma
Civil Service and Veterans Rights
PMA
Rural Electrification Administration
Roads Program Still Debated in Maryland Senate
ANNAPOLIS March 30 Senator Len Turner defended the State Roads Commission long range plan against criticism of Finance Committee handling. He praised the program as outstanding and said a full Senate review would yield a worthy roads package. Chairman Goldstein and the Finance Committee noted they held more hearings than any other bill this session and expected budget approval soon.
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Annapolis
Len Turner
Queen Anne’s
Senate
Finance Committee
State Roads Commission
Turter
Baltimore Evening Sun
Turner
Lane
McKeldin
Roads Commission
Commission
Heamnas
Counal
People of
Court News Fraciie and Marriage Licenses Summary
Court notices list absolute divorces for Fraciie Hane and Nancy L Hane Beatrice Herbst and Ralph Herbst Edythe Troxell and Robert Troxell and separate maintenance and counsel fees for Troxell couple. Marriage licenses issued include George Heffner Jr and Peggy Dodson Paul Walters and Betty Canard Austin Barton and Pauline Smith Charles Hoffman and Martha Bachman Douglas McKinney and Margaret Workman Robert Guyton and Margaret Lease Sterling Keeney and Doris Barnes Marshall Stottlemyer and Patricia Winebrenner. Property deeds record Bronson Corp to Bessie Schwartz Walter Danner Jr to Oscar Grove Peter Koons Jr to Thomas Crum William Watkins to Earl Ausherman J Carlton Cook to Ralph Peck Howard Moler to Carlton Cook Marion Chandler to Walter Danner Elmer Steckman to Marvin Chandler. }
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Robert C. Hane
Nancy L. Hane
Beatrice J. Herbst
Ralph E. Herbst
Edythe D. Troxell
Robert I. Troxell
George W. Heffner, Jr
Brunswick
Peggy Jane Dodson
Rawson
W. Va
Paul H. Walters
Broad Run
Betty A. Canard
Belvoir
Austin A. Barton
Union Bridge
Pauline E. Smith
Walkersville
Charles Jacob Hoffman
Keymar
Martha Ann Bachman
Baltimore
Douglas W. McKinney
Chokolskee
Fla
Margaret M. Workman
Washington
Robert Drexell Guyton
Burkittsvile
Margaret Naomi Lease
Sterling C. Keeney
LeGore
Doris J. Barnes
New Windsor
Marshall E. Stottlemyer
Patricia E. Winebrenner
Bronson Corporation
Bessie &. Schwartz
Walter A. Danner,Jr
Oscar F. Grove
Peter D. Koons, Jr
Thomas J. Crum
William A. Watkins
Wif
Earl
Ausherman
J. Carlton Cook
Ralph Peck
Women Club Meetings Emerge With Plans And Talks
Libertytown Homemakers host March meeting with Twenty members attend as Mrs Wilfred Norris presides and Mrs Bernard Jones discusses civil defense and local government. Emmitsburg Homemakers meet with twenty two members, J Lawrence Orendorff presides, talks on local government and a secretary directors meeting noted. Annapolis session reports state legislators approve funding for orphans court judges in Washington County at ten dollars per day with one dissent.
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Lewistown
Wilfred Norris
Libertytown Homemakers Club
Charles Jones
Bernard Jones
Prospect Club
Charles Riordan
Elmer G. Worthley
F. Loeraine ‘Simpson
Annapolis
House
Orphans’ Court
Washington County
del. Hicks
Washington
Senate
Pageant selects Penn State coed as Shenandoah Apple Blossom Queen
Kathryn S Eisenhower, Penn State freshman and niece of Dwight and Milton Eisenhower, was named Queen of the 26th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to be staged in Winchester Virginia on April 30 and May 1. She is 19, 5'7", 124 pounds, pursuing medical technology, and active in Penn State groups. Grand Marshal Arthur Godfrey will lead the parade with the Apple Blossom Queen-elect.
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Winchester
Virginia
Kathryn S. Eisenhower
Penn State College
Earl D. Eisenhower
Charleroi
Arthur B. Edgar N
Dwight D
Milton 5
Shenandoah
Apple Capital
Virginia Russell
Apple Blossoms
Eisenhower
Penn State
Milton Eisenhower
Penn State Radio Guild
the Lion’s Party
Kathryn
Bob Hope
Bing, Crosby
Bette Davis
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Nina “Honey Bear’ Warren
Earl. Warren
California
Guri Lie
United Nation
Trygve Lie
Lie
Norway
Ann Carlton Hadley
al ‘Ban Barkley
Arthur Godfrey
Loudoun County
New Market Grange Confers Degrees and Plans Community Work
New Market Grange conferred first and second degrees on Mrs Paul Amberger Mrs James Montgomery Samuel Hollingsworth and Mr and Mrs Siegfried Goetze at its March 25 meeting Local members led by Mrs Howard A Quinn conferred the degrees Master LeRoy Burall presided over the business session Clarence Schultz reported completion of the Monrovia mill project Nine hundred hours were spent building dugouts and grand stands on the New Market baseball field Mrs John Stiles noted a large net profit from the Jer sey sale food stand A panel on community service projects will be aired on the local radio with participants including Mrs Lavinia McGolerick Mrs Charlotte Montgomery Rex Montgomery William Burall and L H Crickenberger Goetze introduced a resolution to the New Market mayor on civil defense development and a meeting was set in New Market district Serving were Walter Burall Charles Cline Jr Jack McGolerick Clarence Schultz and Gareth Lease Juvenile matron Mrs Clarence Schultz asked members to assist with a Frederick tour Group singing and refreshments closed the meeting Members were reminded to attend ih.
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New Market
John Stiles
The
Grange
Jersey
Lavinia McGolerick
Charlotte Montgomery
Rex Montgomery
William Burall
L. H. Crickenberger
Goetze
New Market District
Walter Burall
Charles Cline, Jr
Jack McGolerick
Clarence Schultz
Gareth Lease
Frederick
Pomona Meeting at Glade Valley Grange in Walkersville
The Glade Valley Grange will confer the third and fourth degrees for Pomona Youth at the April 14 meeting in the Walkersville fire hall at 8 p m A Tuesday meeting drew fifty members and candidates Edgar Zimmerman led a brief session and $10 was voted to the Red Cross drive Twelve candidates received first and second degrees Earl Remsberg praised the degree team and refreshments followed the social hour
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Glade Valley Grange
Pomona
Walkersville
Edgar Zimmerman
Red Cross
Earl Remsberg
Writ Denied Local Prisoner in Habeas Corpus Case
Martin Younkins of Frederick, serving 60 days for intoxication, had a writ of habeas corpus denied by Judge John T. Tucker. The ruling says a habeas corpus writ cannot retry a case and suggests appeal to the proper court for retrial. Magistrate Charles Gillelan sentenced him weeks earlier.
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Martin Younkins
Frederick
Frederick County
John T. Tucker
Baltimore Supreme Court
Younkins
Tucker
Nounkins
Charles Gillelan
Emmitsburgh
Red Cross Drive Ending in Frederick County
Frederick City's Red Cross campaign winds up with about 20 percent of the total still to report as divisions tally progress. Johnsville leads with over twice the quota, Walkersville 84 percent over, Libertytown 64 percent, and Hanvers 30 percent over. A World War II veteran, Calvin S. George Jr., recalls Red Cross aid in a Japanese prison camp and hopes every family contributes. Campaign officials urge closing reports today as the push aims for a $20,000 total.
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Frederick City
Red Cross
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Johnsville
Walkersville
Libertytown
Hanvers
Far East
Calvin S. George, Jr
Wonderland Farm
Philippines
Frederick County
George
Daniel J. Thomas
Austin F. Angleberger
Tobias E. Zimmerman
Experiment Station Report is Published
The 65th annual report of the University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station is released from College Park. It summarizes 129 research projects conducted during 1951 1952 under director I C Hant. Highlights include ketosis treatment in dairy cows, a new shear press for vegetable processing, tobacco disease resistance progress, and highly efficient broiler feeds boosting poultry nutrition.
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Haut
Department of Horticulture
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Ody
Seek New Trial Baltimore Convicted Leaders Flee Motion
Six Maryland and Washington Communist leaders convicted of conspiracy to advocate violent overthrow of the government fled a motion for a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. The defendants were denied a new trial by the Court of Appeals in Richmond and the U S Supreme Court declined to review. The new motion contends they were convicted through perjured testimony.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
Court of Appeals
Richmond
U. S. Supreme Court
Christie Captured After Notting Hill Slayings Hunt
Scotland Yard nabbed John Reginald Christie in Putney after a week long England wide hunt for the Notting Hill murder house strangler. Pathologists examine bones from the garden to probe a potential seventh victim. Police used undercover female officers as bait during the arrest.
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London
John Reginald Christie
Britain
Notting Hill
Christie
Scotland Yard
Putney
Thomas Ledger
Callahood
Gifts Of Air Rifles Stir Debate In Hagerstown
Magistrate William Kreykenbohm said groups giving air rifles to very young boys do not help the community. He freed Ralph Foltz after he was accused of assaulting a 12 year old amid a dispute over air guns. Eddie Slick and three companions, aged 9 to 12, shot at birds near Foltz farm. Foltz claimed he only separated the youths. The four Foltz guns remained with Foltz children as witnesses described a struggle. The boys belonged to an air rifle club sponsored by a civic group in Hagerstown.
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Hagerstown
William Kreykenbohm
Ralph Foltz
Eddie Slick
Foltz
Young Slick
Elizabeth Fleet Receives Dual Honors at Westhampton College
Miss Elizabeth Fleet daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Fleet of West South street received double honors at Westhampton College Richmond Virginia where she is a junior She was elected to Mortar Board the national women's honorary and earned Intermediate Honors for maintaining a B average The history major is a member of Phi Alpha Theta honorary history fraternity
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Elizabeth Fleet
Charles B. Fleet
West South Street
Westhampton College
Richmond
Fleet
Mortar Board
National Women's Honorary Fraternity
Virginia College
Phi AL Pla Thetz
Hood College Begins Spring Holiday Today
Hood College students start a spring holiday running through April 13 after a day of classes shortened to 11 15. A recital in Brodbeck Hall featured music and vocal selections open to the public. An Easter Communion service was held with President Truxal officiating as honorary marshals were named for the event. Charter buses will shuttle students to Baltimore and Washington as the campus hosts the Frederick County Council of Homemakers annual meeting at Coblentz and Brodbeck Halls.
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Brodbeck Hall
Andrew G. Truxal
Mortar Board
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County
Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Meet Honors Top Cows
DHIA supervised County cows average above national figures at the Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association annual dinner at Centennial Memorial Evangelical L B church. Russell Wachter was elected president, Gordon Smith vice president, and Charles F Smith Jr et al named to the board. Dr Joe Pou spoke on national milk and fat averages while J R Schabinger cited 24 herds exceeding 400 pounds butterfat. The Irving Stine herd led state production. nine tester changes were noted.
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Frederick County
DHIA
Frederick County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Centennial Memorial Evangelical L. B
Russell Wachter
Keymar
Gordon Smith
Ijamsville
Charles F. Smith
Doty Remsberg
Lester Dudrow
Joe Pou
University of Maryland
J R. Schabinger
Extension Service
Amos R. Keller, Jr
Maurice Grossnickle
L. H
Robert Remsberg
H. Irving Stine
Edgar Wirts, Jr
Frank S. Remsberg
Ira D. Ifert
Cecil K. Holter
Paul Stockman
Ray H. Smith
C. Lester Dudrow
H. Irving Staley
D. Edgar Roderick
David Grossnickle
Juliet
Charles F. Smith, Jr
Morris A. Zentz
Irving
C. H. Murray
Bernard Wiles
George Blickenstaff
Darris Green
Leroy Burall
W. J. Hahn
National Ayrshire Association
Maryland Holstein Association
Frederick Holstein Breeders
W. H. Kent
Frederick County Ayrshire Breeders Association
Dennis McCarty
Maryland Artificial Breeding Co-Operative, Inc
Dutrow
John H. Ness
Williams Accepts Jail Time Over $100 Fine for Drunken Driving
James Albert Williams of Holly Wood Avenue Silver Spring received a jail sentence in Brunswick traffic court in lieu of paying a $100 fine after conviction for drunken driving. Williams was arrested Saturday by Chief H. E. Sperry and surrendered his river’s license to a Maryland Motor Vehicle Department representative after commitment to jail.
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James Albert Williams
Hollywood Avenue
Silver Spring
C. L. Moats
Brunswick
H. E. Sperry
Williams
Maryland Motor Vehicle Department
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Smarhivf
Hadel
Howard F. Moler
Marion J. Chandler
Walter A. Danner, Jr
Elmer E. Steckman
Marvin J. Chandler
Emmitsburg Homemakers
Emmitsburg Homemakers Club
Robert Gillelan
Merle Keilholtz
George Eyster
Mervin Tate
J. Lawrence Orendorff
O. H. Stinson
J. Ward Kerrigan
Anne Codori
Grange News
Lader
Frank Keefer
Clem Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Franks Scott Key
Frederick Chamber
Johnston
Witham E Hardy
Wards
Elmer Eshleman
National Board of Directors
Red Cross Drive
Robert W. Bottomly
Bottomly
American Legion
Thurmont
Air Rifles
Hood College
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