Atomic Power Forecast Through 1963 And Beyond
Dr Lawrence Hafstad of the Atomic Energy Commission outlines a trajectory for atomic power. He predicts oiling water reactors join four others in operation by 1958, with gradual growth to 10 percent of new power by 1959 63 and 5 percent by 2000, while coal oil and water power remain dominant in the near term and workers’ investments are protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Hafstad
Atomic Energy Commission
Atomic Energy
Hood College to Present Three Sunday TV Programs
Hood College will present the first of three Sunday television programs tomorrow at 12 45 pm. From Baltimore the broadcasts on TV Campus discuss Women s Right to Knowledge and its free use. Two Frederick freshmen assist Miss Carolyn Balch in the program which includes Miss Parkers Thomas and Miss Barbara Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kaufman
Wilfred L. Kaufman
Center Street
Channel 11
Real estate sale and local notes from Frederick 1904
A. L. Engelbrecht six acre property with brick dwelling sold to Cornelius Staley of T for 2700 dollars. Early market day notes show egg prices at 16 cents a dozen and butter at 25 cents a pound. Belles Lettres Society debated for the United States Senate seat, with the negative prevailing 2 to 1. Petersville liquor license bill passed by the Senate, restricting licenses to Knoxville village. Joe E. Staley of Yellow Springs moved to Burnt Mill farm near Poplar Terrace, Gen L. V. Baughman estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Engelbrecht
Frederick
Cornelius Staley
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Smoot
Congress
W. Schley
Wwachter
G. Grey
G. Delaplaine
Senate
Petersville
Knoxville
Joe E. Staley
Yellow Springs
Burnt Mill Farm
Poplar Terrace
Gen. L. V. Baughman
Among The Sick In Frederick Area Hospital Notes
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital list cerebral hemorrhage patient Mr Raymond Loy in critical condition. Several others, including Robert Hoffman and Kenneth Kaye, recover at home after treatments and surgeries. Additional updates cover Mrs Archy Buhrman, Mrs Fornwald, Mrs Stambaugh, Mrs Stitely, Mrs Bussard, Mary Lewis, George Lewis, John Glachutti, Ralph Fawley, Mrs Shafer, Jr, and Lorraine Butts as they recuperate or travel for care in Baltimore or nearby facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Loy
East Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Hoffman
Hubert Hoffman
West South Street
Kenneth Peter Kaye
Saul Kaye
Lee Place
Donald
Ted) Simmers
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Archie Buhrman
Lantz
Charles Fornwald
Harvey Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Catherine Stitely
Johnsville
Union Memorial Hospital
Joseph E. Bussard
Linden Hills
Mary Lewis
North Market Street
Children's Hospital
Calvin Shafer, Jr
Middletown
Lorraine Butts
Locust Valley
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Engagement of Nessa Brickman to Melvin Altshuler
Mr and Mrs Harry Brickman of Elkins Park Pennsylvania announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Nessa M Brickman to Melvin Altshuler of Washington son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Altshuler of Philadelphia Pennsylvania A summer wedding is planned Miss Brickman is a Hood College sophomore Altshuler serves as assistant city editor for the Washington Post and Times Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brickman
Elkins Park
Nessa M. Brickman
Melvin Altshuler
Washington
Benjamin Altshuler
Philadelphia
Brickman
Hood College
Altshuler
Washington Post
Times Herald
Engagement Announced For Patricia Ray Duncan Moore
In Merryman Heights Sykesville, Mr and Mrs Ralph E Duncan announce the engagement of daughter Patricia Ray to Duane L Moore of Centerville Ohio. Patricia will graduate from Sykesville High School in 1954. Moore is a 1952 graduate of Smith Township High School and works on his own farm in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Duncan
Merryman Heights
Sykesville
Patricia Ray
Duane L. Moore
SL. Moore
Centerville
Ohio
Duncan
Sykesville High School
Moore
Smith Township High School
Centervile
Frederick County
Unionville
Ray Gardner
Frederick
Rine Ridge League
Francis Scott
Key Post
American Legion
Donald Creeger
John M. Creeger
Thurmont
Shanty Section Of Pusan Swept By Fire
A three hour blaze tore through a refugee shanty area in Pusan Korea killing about 40 people and leaving 3700 homeless. About 100 were injured seriously. Nine hundred families lost their homes. Fire men searched for more bodies as two Korean warehouses burned and the depot area near Little Chicago suffered damage.
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Pusan
Korea
Army
Chicago
Open House for New Home on Bridgemont Road
Mr and Mrs George R Callihan hosted an open house last Sunday at their newly built home on Bridgemont Road near Braddock. Many guests attended, with refreshments served, including the Zimmermans Jones Miller Kinna and multiple local families. Also noted are travels and celebrations of area residents, including anniversaries and birthdays, plus professional and social mentions of local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Callihaw
Bdgemont Road
Braddock
Sta O'Clark
Ray Zimmerman
Charles Zimmerman
Medora Jones
Eva Zimmerman
Charles Miller
Terry
Erry
Elaine
Charles Kinna
Ralph Zimmerman
Leon Foa
Ken Wiewer
John Panton
Gary
Nena Derr
Herman Tawney
Wilson Beardt
Claude Hammurs
Lewis Abrecht
Newton Covell
Roy Eugene Zimmerman
Glenn Lantz
Bernard Abrecht
George Callahan
Alvin G. Quinn
A. Hart Etchison
Robert L. Grove
Frederick
Charles V. Fulmer
South Market
Paul Culler
Lee Culler
George W. Fulmer
Billy
Cindy Fulmer
Wes
Thomas Flohr
Charles R Fulmer
Dorothy Fulmer
Bonnie Fulmer
Myrtle Gittings
Jack Droneburg
Fulmer
Claude L. Fulmer
Japan
Sears selection may be probe into political pull
Washington dispatch argues the selection of Samuel Sears of Boston as counsel for the Senate Subcommittee signals a long inquiry into political influence in Washington. It cites Army Navy liaison staff, requests from lawmakers, and pressures on promotions, urging publication of personnel request records and organizational charts to inform the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Samuel Sears
Boston
Senate
Secretary of the Army
McCarthy
Washington
Armed Services
Congress
House
Schine-Cohn
Army
Capitol Hill
Navy
Bureau of Personnel
Secretary of the Navy
Sistant
Cohn
Schine
Fort Dix
Capitol Hull
Department of Defense
Cohn and Schine
Pentagon
Impressions Of Prague From A Racine Editor
J D McMurray reports from Prague on April 2 noting government price cuts up to 60 percent and shelves stocked with cheaper goods. Autos and radios drop in price, textiles fall 40 to 45 percent, oranges cheaper but still costly, while wages linger around 40 krona daily. The party of editors toured the city as guides highlighted new cultural centers and monuments to the “liberators” the Russians. A separate note mentions attorney James S Morrow Jr seeking to move a tax case trial to Washington after Warring faces income tax charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McMurray
Racine, Wis
Journal-Times
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Warsaw
Prague
Ipush
States
United States
Old City
Europe
U.S
Joe Lemberk
Moscow
James S Morrow Jr
Washington
Warring
Judge limits power to transfer cases in Washington and Baltimore
Baltimore judge W Calvin Chesnut said he sympathizes with residents seeking trials in Washington but lacks authority to transfer cases. He spoke while commenting on Washington gambler Emmitt Warring’s case and its venue question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. Calvin Chesnut
Washington
Emmitt Warring
Backing Byrd: Salisbury Leader Endorses Dr Berd
Richard Long a Salisbury Democratic leader who managed the George P. Mahoney campaign in Wicomico County in 1952 announces support for Dr. Th. C. Berd in the current campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Oxford Wins Race In Century Boat Classic
Oxford sprinted through rough water at the halfway mark of the London race against Cambridge, took a tie length lead, and rowed to an upset victory in the 100th renewal of the crew classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
London
Cambridge
Taok
Deaths in Frederick County Obituaries Lead News
Multiple death notices record infant Richard Wayne Sweeney of near Thurmont and James Irvin Rippeon of Johnsville, with service details. Additional obituaries include George W. Ausherman of Chewsville, Ida Stull Ausherman, Augustus T. Warthen of Kensington, and John W. Moore of Boyds, listing survivors, burial plans, and funeral arrangements.
Mourners and corpse fall through floor in Italian wake
In Reggio Calabria a wake for Maria Peda drew thirty mourners into a small upstairs room. The structure failed as the floor collapsed beneath them and the coffin, sending mourners and the corpse to the lower floor. Injuries were reported as minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggio Calabria
Maria Peda
Fire claims 14th victim in Cheektowaga blaze
The Cheektowaga school fire that ripped through a sixth grade music room Wednesday has claimed its 14th victim. Authorities reported the death as investigators sifted through the charred scene for clues, with family members awaiting word on missing students.
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Cheektowga
Fate of Mountain Theater at stake in membership drive
The Community Players plan an intensive April campaign to sell at least a thousand season tickets for the Mountain Theater, led by Don Kall who will direct The Importance of Being Earnest. Walker Joliffe says the target shows public support for a summer stock season, with Koll heading full time from Winchester Hall to canvass nearby towns and out of county subscribers.
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Braddock Mountain
Community Players
Summer Stock Playhouse
Don Kall
New York
Mountain Theater Drive
Walker Jolliffe
Community Players of the Mountain Theater
Koll
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Braddock
Winchester Hall
Died Recently Funeral Rites for Mrs Inez Nairey
Funeral services were held March 22 for Mrs Inez McBride Nairey who died recently at Brunswick. The Locust Valley Church of God member was honored with final rites at the church with Rev Carbaugh and Rev Carmack officiating. The Loyal Star Lodge served as flowerbearers and graveside duties. Interment was in the church cemetery. Funeral directors were C H Feather and Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ausherman
Chewsville
Gateway Convalescent Home
Hagerstown
First Christian Church
Washington County
Ida Stull Ausherman
Charles
Akron
Michael
Greencastle
Russell Deitrich
Ernest Sherry
Hagers- Pa
Walter
Williamsport
Harry Ausherman
Waynesboro
Ernest Ausherman
Samuel
Daniel Ausherman
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
William MM. Normant
Rest Haven Cemetery
Inez McBride Nairey
Brunswick
Locust Valley Church of God
Mr. Carbaugh
Leonard Carmack
Brunswick Baptist , Church
Loyal
Star Lodge
Harry Seers
Alfonzo Ausherman
John Sigier
Amos Shaffer
C. H. Feeter
Ball Club Meeting Called by East Frederick Association
A representative of the East Frederick Athletic Association calls a Sunday meeting of ball club members at 1 39 oclock in the afternoon at the Maryland Avenue diamond Kenneth Shaw business manager stated the gathering aims to discuss club affairs and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Frederick Athletic Association
Kenneth Shaw
Maryland Avenue
Magistrate Dismisses Indecent Queens Night Club Act
In Long Island City Court Queens, dancer Dorothy Barker known as Mrs Barker Shapiro performed in court wearing black panties and sequins. Magistrate J Irvin Shapiro deemed the act disgusting but not obscene or indecent by law and the case was reluctantly dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri
Dorothy Barker
Queens
Long Island City Court
J. Irvin Shapiro
Rockaways
Long Island Beach
Barker Shapiro
Questions and Answers About Moses and Mound Birds
A mixed Q and A piece discusses Moses as a real historical figure per historians and asks about perpetual motion patents. It also explains how mound birds hatch eggs by heat from decaying plant material and sun. The item notes Dallas alarm over high crime rates per a Dallas County Grand Jury report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Dallas County
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Hood
Columons of the News
Davis Studio
Dee W. Schoener
Ubuane
Bertha Dianne
William H. Ward
Gladys Ward
Bethesda
Mr. Ward
the News
Wayne C. Neely
The
Hood College Faralfy
Eastern Sociological Society
Neely
Thomas L. Snyder and Sons
Mark and
George
West
Seventh Street
Texas
Oklahoma
Indiana
Elmer E. Dixon
Wayside Apartments
East Patrick Street
Abilene
Kan
Dudley
M. Page
Record Street
Florida
Cuba
J. Vernon Cob- Jentz
Coblentz
Maryland
National Association of Insurance Agents
Seattle
Wash
Alen
National Board of State Directors
Pacific Coast
Robert B. Harrison
Airy
Barbara Roxanne
Harrison
Barbara Clark
J. Millard Clark
Roger G. Harley
Terra Alta
W. Va
Charles Lippy
West Third Street
Robert L. Strickier
Purgittsville
Middletown Valley
Church of the Brethren
Grossnickies
Myersville
Harmony
Russell Ecard
Pittsburgh
Ernest R. Eccard
Leonard C. Boyer
Broad Run
James Clark
Boyers
C. Raymer Derr
Tampa
Susan Jean
Charles S. Derr
Middle
Ltown
David Lawrence
Sears’ Selection
Whiteford Allen, Jr
Albert Potts
Richard Wayne Sweeney
Enn
Cofford
Virginia Martin
Sweeney
Randy Lee
Sandra
David
Jody
Guy Martin
Wiliam
William Muller
Harrintt Chanel
Lewistown
Bernard Jennings
Iate M. L. Creager and Son
James Irvin Rippeon
Agd
Winfield Scott
Margaret A. Boone Ruippeon
Fairmount
Libertytown
Johnsville Methodist Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Rock Island
Mildred J. Grabill Rippean
Fremmey
George F. Rippeon
Youngstown
Stella Hillabridle
Louis Hahn
This City
Myrtle Esksen
Walkersville
Fairmount Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Augustus FT. Warthen
Augustus T. Warthen
Armory Avenue
Kensington
Damascus
Montgomery County
Warthen
Edith Plummer Warthen
Mary E. Fletcher
Warrenton
Mildred A. Steadman
Dorothy P. Cain
Mount Rainier
Alfred C. Warthen
Glensdale
Calif
Pumphrey Funeral Home
John W. Moore
John William Moore
Boyds
William
Barbara Moore
Elizabeth Virginia Moore
William H. Moore
Irving
Josey Pb Collinson Moore
Barnesville
Tobin White Moore
Raymus Hilliard
Poolesville ‘Methodist Church
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B Hilton
Cape
Nea Barre
Mountain Theater
Moses
Sri
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