Opportunity Unlimited Campaign Shapes Public Confidence
The Advertising Council has run over 100 public service campaigns at no cost to taxpayers. The new effort promotes optimism with the slogan Opportunity Unlimited, arguing the nation remains on a growth path despite fears. Major firms like General Motors and DuPont are cited as evidence of broad expansion plans backing the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Council
U. S
Iverduce
Sears
Cercil
General Motors
DuPont
Official U S Map Returns In Public Display At Last
The first official U S map since 1941 bows in Washington with a five by seven foot print. Public copies cost 4 00 each and are produced by the Government Printing Office which is distributing 40 000 copies in a first edition.
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Hollywood
United States
Washington
Government Printing Office
Heart Fund Appreciation from Frederick County Heart Association
Letter to the editor thanks Miss Pat Rosencrantz and the Frederick News staff for cooperation on the 1954 Heart Fund Campaign. It notes favorable reader reactions to February coverage and acknowledges the value of newspaper expression to the public. March 37. Mrs James M Kline Executive Secretary.
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Heart Fund
Frederick County Heart Association
Pat Rosencrantz
Frederick News and Post
James M
Kline
Frederick native marks 30 years with U S District Court
Harry B Dertzbaugh of Frederick, a deputy clerk at the U S District Court for the District of Columbia, was honored for thirty years of service. Chief Justice Warren sent congratulations and colleagues hosted a reception. Dertzbaugh began April 7, 1914, in the Roemster of Wills Office and later became court clerk to the judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Warren
United States
U. S District Court For
District of Columbia
Harry B Derizbaurgh
Cvil
U. S. District Court
U. S Court of Appeals For
Columba
Dusters Warren
Dertzbaugh
Roemster of Wills
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Jardies
Ifs
Dertybaugh
Sherman
Henry Dertzbaugh
AAUW Conference Speaker Dr Mabel Newcomer at Hood College
Dr Mabel Newcomer a Vassar College economist and author known for government service including Bretton Woods 1944 and Treasury inter governmental relations committee will speak at the Saturday noon program of the American Association of University Women Maryland Division Conference at Hood College. She has long been active in AAUW projects and received the 1953 Acquirement Award for distinguished achievement by outstanding women scholars.
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AAUW
Mabel Newcomer
Caf Economics
Vassar College
Nive Vast
Bretton Woods
N. H
U. S. Treasury
Newcomer
Auxiliary Members from Frederick Visit Baltimore
Members of the Frederick Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary joined the University Hospital Auxiliary in Baltimore for a morning business session, lunch, and an afternoon tour. Frederick participants included Mrs. Byron White, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Edward C. Hartmann, Mrs. Ernest Webb, Mrs. J. D. Dave, Miss Margaret Motter, Mrs. Edgar H. McBride, and Miss Ethel Northam, superintendent of Frederick Memorial Hospital. FILE FOR ELECTION County Commissioner candidates: Robert R. Rhoderick seeks re election in June Republican primary. Claude R. Crum of Walkersville files for the Democratic primary. A Irvin Reon of Frederick also filed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
University Hospital, Baltimore
Marry Robinson
University Group
Frederick
Byron White
Robert Davis
Edward C. Hartmann
Ernest. Webb
J. D. Dave
Margaret ‘'Motter
Edgar H. McBride
Ethel Northam
Robert R. Rhoderick
Board of County Commissioners
Rhodevick
Mt. Pleasant
Claude R. Crum
Walkersville
Thas
Rvin Reon
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from April 6 19N4 note Mr Marshall Foot leaving for Mississippi to arrange removal of the Frederick Wheel and Bending Works due to scarce wood. A Davis house on West South street sold for 5450 to Ball Welevist. Charley Hotel at Point of Rocks to close after this month due to local option bill. Dr Hendrix horse ran away in front of the post office, no damage. Dancing season at Braddock fields opens May 23 to 25 with the Twenty Drum Band. George Withem Smith of Bradsack Heights procures Frederick Seient Orchestra for summer music.
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the News
Marshall Foot
Mississippi
Frederick
George T. Davis
West South Street
Rale Vwelevist
SSAA
ST. Charles
Point of Rocks
Titus and Tits
J. O. Hendrix
Braddock Fieldts
Witt-Mondas
George Withem Smith
Rradsack Heights Company
Frederick Seient
New Western Maryland Tist Company to Open May 1
Twenty years ago notes recall repairs to Frederick district roads after winter. A cast of approximations lists district projects by engineer Thatias MM. Gaither Leatherman, son of Elmer Leatherman, recovered from injuries from a perch swing incident. Letters registered in the name of Dietrich and Gambrili local millers boosted Frederick’s profile and prize winnings.
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the News
Western Maryland
Frederick
Thatias MM
Gaither Leatherman
Wis
Elmer Leatherman
Jear Elerlon
Ims Hone
Dietrich and Gambrili
Jocal Millers
Nave
Ten At Hood Are tapped by Mortar Board group
Keystone Chapter of Mortar Board tapped ten Hood College students Monday at a noon mass meeting in Brodbeck Hall. Miss Alice Avanouian presided as each new member received a yellow rose and gown from a retiring member. Roses were given to Lynne Carleton Adaman Deforest Harrissburg Barbara Lee Heaps Patricia Kratz Jacqueline McCurdy Virginia Parker Joan Paulik Mary Provan Jeanne Schmidt Rolores Suenderhaus. An outpouring of relatives attended the Frederick event and a luncheon followed in Coblentz Hall. Members are chosen for junior year leadership and service in addition to academics.
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Keystone
Mortar Board
National College Women's Honor Society
Brodbeck Tall
Laurents
Alice Avanouian
Manhasser NI
Veillow
Misnes Lynne Carleton
Foxboro
Mass
Adaman Deforest
Harrissburg
Barbara Lee Heaps
Forest Hill
Patricia Kratz
Erie
Jacqueline McCurdy
Towson
Virginia Parker
Bath
Joan Paulik
Bayside
Long Island
Mary Provan
Manchester
Conn
Jeanne Schmidt
Rolnres Suenderhaus
Atlantic City
Frederick
Coblentz Hall
Smith Trophy To Local Team Frederick District Bowling Win
The Blue Ridge Accounting team of Frederick District won the 1954 Potomac Faison System Zesling Tournament, taking the R. Paul Smith Trophy by 29 pins over Hagerstown. Frederick District men placed second. women finished third. Patsy Coran led women with a 122 single and 320 three game set. Elizabeth Mercer, Betty Wasler, Patsy Coran, Dolly Lawson, Lavinia Hoffman, and Patsy Esworthy anchored the champion women. Edward Kefauver led the local men with 134 and 338.
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Blue Ridge
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick District
Hagerstown
Patsy Coran
Keaters
Alla Renn
Nancy Appleby
Edward Kefauver
Elizabeth Mercer
Betty Wasller
Dolly Lawson
Lavinia Hoffman
Pearl Harbor book sparks new questions on 1941 attack
Washington debate centers on Admiral Theobald's claims that President Roosevelt and Washington withheld crucial intercepted messages before Pearl Harbor. The book featuring forewords by Halsey and Kimmel argues the attack was anticipated and the US government favored deception to enter war.
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David Lawrence Washington
Pearl Harbor
Theobald
U.S. N
Halsey
Kimmel
Fuerhar
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbo
Lane Io
Amichal Richardson
Mr. Roosevelt
Admiral Kimmel
Admiral Richardson
Theobad
United States
Honolulu
General Shuil
Washington
Tokyo-Honolulu
General Short
Roose Jvell
General Marshall
Admiral Stark
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Trans-Pacific
Pearl Warher
Manaly
Theobald Savs Il
Pacific
Japan
Hitler
Kevin Adair Company
New York
Like A Knothole In The Bamboo Curtain
Special correspondent recounts escapees from Red China via Amoy and Hong Kong into Free China. They describe hunger, lack of clothing, home intrusion by officials at night, and a shift in marriage and family norms under Communism. A refugee, Vivian, details a staged engagement used to flee to Hong Kong and the risky path to safety.
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Geraldine Pitch
Tatpel
Formosa
Red China
Mainland China
Shit P'ing Tsai
Free China
Manila
Amoy
Hong Kong
Shu Ping
Av Hong Kons
Sho Ping
China
Tsai
Shu P'ing
Red
Shu Pings
Ian Oan
America
Vivian
Yenching University
Foo
Mar
Emily Plunkard and Jack Shankle Married in Buckeystown
Miss Emily Virginia Plunkard daughter of Mrs Ella M Phinkar route 4 Frederick and Jack William Shankle son of Mr and Mrs Frederick N Shankle West Fourteenth street were wed Saturday March 27 in Buckeystown Methodist Church. Rev Kenneth Goodell officiated. The couple left for New York city on honeymoon. After returning they will reside on West Fourteenth street. Mrs Plunkard Shankle wore a white lace over satin gown with a lace veil. Miss Jean Adams Buckerstown was maid of honor. Best man was Herbert Rollins with ushers Everett Hess and Thomas Brenzle. Mrs Frederick Caylin was organist and soloist sang. The Broom and Miss Jackson attended. The couple's background notes include school and employment details for both families.
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Emily Virginia Plunkard
Ella M Phinkar
Frederick
Jack Willam Shankle
Frederick N. Shankle
West Fourteenth Street
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Kenneth Goodell
Franklin L. Plunkard
Jhulet
Jean Adams
Buckerstown
Herbert Rollins
Rosemont Ayesue
Everett Hess
Taneytown
Thomas Brenzle
South Market Street
Frederick Caylin
William G. Hschwinn
Westminster
New York City
Pruphard
Jackson
Frederick High School
People’s Life Insurance Company
Broom
Army
H. B. Duvall
Jones—Atkinson
Marajlee Atkinson
Rollins J. Atkinson
Vernon T. Jones
Hugh T. Jones
Lee Summit
Missouri
Mount Veronow Methodist Church
Baltimore
Albert E. Day
Shonor
Marvin Boyd
Joplin
Kansas ‘School of Mines and Metallurgy
Anna Welty
Jones
University of Maryland School of Nursing
C. & P. Telephone Co
Pvt. Jones
Cities Service Oil Co
Camp Holabird
North Calvert Street
Gift—Kessler
Dorothy Anna Kessler
Joan Wiles
Route 4
A. Warne Gift
Shirley Talbot
East Sixth Street
Robert Smediv
Waynesword
Harry Warren Summers
Jefferson
Elwood P Gift
Route 5
Chambersburg
Brant Margen
Chambersburg, Pa
Chambersburg High School
United Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Weddings Jones-Atkinson in Baltimore chapel
Miss Mara jlee Atkinson and Pvt. Vernon T. Jones were married in Mount Vernon Methodist church Baltimore in a double ring ceremony. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore pending further assignment.
Condemnation Suit On Trial Over Farm Losses Near New Market
A Maryland court trial begins to set damages for 23.62 acres taken from Eliza Selvage’s 294 acre farm near New Market for State Roads Commission Route 40 realignment. The $87,000 estimate is disputed as too low. Proceedings resume after a现场 inspection. witnesses discuss access disruption and drainage changes.
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Gircun Court
Eliza Wright Selvage
New Market
State Roads Commission
New Dial
Patrick M. Schnauffer
S. Selvage
Mussetter Road
Giiing
Warren Stultz
Hagerstown
Walter E. Linn
The
Goods Commission
Charles L. Walls
Commission
Emmett R. Bowls
Selvage
Highlights of Congress Reported Worries on Indochina Decisions
The House Foreign Affairs Committee discusses possible direct intervention in Indochina versus potential loss of influence. Red China is aiding Vietminh in the fight against French Union, signaling rising Communist support. The Senate Finance Committee awaits action on the House tax overhaul, which would provide roughly 1.4 billion dollars in relief, with talk of an extra personal income tax cut tied to the economy. Senator Edwin C. Johnson hints at not seeking re election to the Senate and leaves open a possible run for Colorado governor.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Indochina
Viter
Duiles
Red China
Tanes
Senate Finance Committee
POLIT
Edwin C. Johnson
D-Cola
Senate
Colorado
Democrats seek Colorado Senate contender in Johnson ticket
Democrats plan to back a Colorado Democrat for the Senate with Johnson on the state ticket. McCarthy Army investigations subcommittee members meet behind closed doors to question Samuel P. Sears about his neutrality amid the McCarthy Wis Army officials dispute.
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Colorado
Senate
Johnson
McCarthy-Army
Samuel P. Sears
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Army
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass
The article discusses the Doctrine of the Trinity and its complex, paradoxical nature. It explains the belief in one God who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as three persons, equal in power and glory, despite seeming contradictions in biblical references.
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Jesus
God
Chicago Tribune
Society notes from Harmony Church meeting and local arrest report
The Willing Workers Society met at Mrs. Oneida Leatherman's home for a March session. Plans, prayers, Bible discussion, a sale led by Miss Mary Leatherman, and quilts completed. Heat meeting set for April 13. In a separate item, three Charles Town men were charged with drunkenness after arrest, jailed on bonds, and another local man AWOL.
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Willing Workers Society
The
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Oneida Leatherman
Eloy Leatherman
Mazie Baer
Old Rugged Cross
Mary Leatherman
Mazie Eyer
Alma Ramsburg
Ruth Fisher
Trust and Obey
Helen Brandenburg
Elfertor
Charles Town
W. Va
William D. Clinton
William H. Turner
Charles L. McDonald
Thomas E. Harding
East Fourth Street
Lieut
Dorsey
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Opportunity Unlimited
U.S. Map
Hood
David Lawrence
Betty Rubeck
Thelma’ Kinna
Alta Renn
Ray Mackley
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Robert Smith
James Chamblin
Russell Michael
Robert Mass
Edward Kefawner
Potomac Edison System
Mt. Rainlet Methodist Church
Mt. Rainier
Theodore R. McKeldin
Walter L. Fowler
Marshall E. Brenneman
U.S. Naval Academy
Maryland
Ws.cs
Shu P'Ing Esat and Son
Buckeystown Church
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
NEA Sarees
Congress
Earl L. Douglass
Cub
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