U S Spending Billions To Get The Lead In World Atom Race
The United States is rapidly expanding atomic energy efforts with about 6 billion dollars requested or approved, employing tens of thousands across government, civilian, and private sectors. Agencies push mines, processing, and plant builds to gain a dominant position in nuclear tech and potential commercial power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Atomic Energy
United States
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
AEC
Dean
U. S
Easter Weekend Social Rolling Through Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg and surrounding areas report visitors from Baltimore and Washington over Easter. Many churches hosted services and baptisms while locals welcomed relatives, noted plus Easter visits, family reunions, homemakers clubs, and a 29th Federation gathering for Frederick County clubs.
Stocking plans from State Game and Fish Commission
Modert Stonesifer reported a communication from the State Game and Fish Commission about spring and fall stocking of local streams with bass and bluegills. Refreshments followed the meeting.
Auxiliary plans benefit party in Taneytown Opera House
The Taneytown American Legion auxiliary finalized preparations for a card party benefit at the opera house Monday evening. President Mrs. Ruth Fowler led the meeting with business items, including renewing the cancer drive solicitation and directing a Red Cross first aid course for civil defense. Also noted, Mrs. Gren L. Stahl and daughter Sheryl visited Rev. and Mrs. Bland in Pittsburgh, and about 40 Women’s Missionary Society members from Trinity Lutheran Church will travel by bus and cars to Washington, D. C. for a reception and tea at a Home for the Aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Jones
Valerie Shorb
Charles E. Shorb
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Federation of Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Frederick High School
Laurence Orndorff
Allen Pryor
Carrie Hartzell
Roy Bollinger
Harry Boyle
Edwin Chrismer
George Eyster
Robert Gillelan
FE. L. Higbee
Louise Sebold
Merle Keilholtz
Morris Zentz
Grace Rowe
Kate M. Re
Michael O'Brien
St. Vincent's House
Stanley Scarff
St. Anthony's Shrine Church
Vincent Leeffler
China
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
St. Euphemia's Schodr
I. Leoiie Gloninger
Bradenton Beach
Fla
St. Anthonys
Patrick Owens
Crownsville
George H. Sanders
Pat Gelwicks
Baltimore
Warren Gelwicks
Marie Rosensteel
Barbara Ann
Robert Topper
Ray Topper
Lillian Gelwicks
Rosensteel
Indian Lookout
Gren L. Stahl
Sheryl
Bland
Pittsburgh
Stahl
Pennsylvania
Women's Missionary Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Truth Seekers Class Meeting at Calvary Methodist
The Truth Seekers class of Calvary Methodist held its March meeting at Mrs. John Wickless’s Madison street home with 18 members and one visitor. A bake sale is set for April 21 after discussions on selling more dishcloths and devotions reading by Alden Boor, thanks notes from Kemp and Bussard, and program chairs Roy Creager and Walter Erker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church School
John Wickless
Madison Street
Vincent Maggio
Maathe Shatter
Markell Nelson
Howard Kemp
Katie Bussard
Alden Boor
Ater Roy Creager
Walter Erker
Women’s Club of Sykesville hosts April meeting and events
The Women’s Club of Sykesville schedules a Thursday April 12 gathering at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs. J Marion Harris with guest speaker on home and foreign affairs. Hus bands’ night follows at St Barnabas parish house with dinner by the parish guild and music by Mrs. Wilbur Wimmer. An annual get-together is set for April 13 at 8 p.m. Other items note Lt. William C. Tomlinson returning to active duty, a new baby boy born March 17, moves and relocations within the community, and local residents recovering from illness.
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Sykesville
Women's Club of
J. Marion Harris
John M. DeLashiutt
J. R. Marley Cass
Clarence R. Clarke
John M. Delashmutt
Jonathan Dorsey
L. G
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
William C. Tomlinson
U.S. Air Force
Scott Air Field
George W. Pardy
Joseph H. Tomlinson
Sykesville High School
Washington College
Chestertown
Mt. Airy
Sioux Falls Army Air Base
S. Dak
Sydney Renehan
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
James G. Hughes, Jr
Donald Lee
George Gillis
Clara Ruch
Clifford Riley
Germantown
William Tabler
Philadelphia
Lee Tawney
Albert Hawkins
Warren Hospital
Laurel
Local notices from Union Bridge area students and clubs
Union Bridge notes report residents ill or visiting relatives in Baltimore Annapolis and Gettysburg with several returning students from Western Maryland College and Marion College after Easter breaks. Local groups such as Lions Club 4 H tours at England and Europe and PTA and W S C S meetings discuss school laws teacher pay and maintenance with community events in Browningsville and nearby towns.
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Anna Bair
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Earline Alexander
Annapolis
D. Bankett
George H. Stocksdale
Darlington
James Hummer
Elinor Simms
Kenneth Lewis
Connie
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Ella Zumbrun
Clarence Dern
L. Gernand
Mervin Koons
Youngstown
Marlene Devilbiss
Greenbrier College
Lewisburg
W. Va
Betty Lot Brandenburg
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Shirley Minnick
Marion College
Marion
George and
Jay Gernand
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Fred Baker
Fishburne Military School
Waynesboro
Lehigh Portland Cement
Union Bridge Lions Club
Sherad ‘Wilson
University of Maryland
England
Europe
Elmer Wolfe
Radio Listings and Afternoon Evening Broadcast Schedule
A dense radio program guide lists CBS WMD 330 ABC WMAL 830 NBC WAL and 1080 MBS WOR schedules, with multiple show titles, hosts, and times. Notable entries include Johnny Dollar, Dangerous Assignment, Jack Carter Show, Grand Ole Opry, Sing It Again, and The Shadow, spanning 7:00 to 10:45 pm with various entertainment, news, and religious programs across NBC CBS and DuMont networks.
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CBS
ABC
WMAL
Nowns
Nbe
Cbe Strings
Souce
Ahe
Hannony Rangua
Earl Godwin Commont
Nba Lake Success
Cba
NBC Symphony
Ube
Cbha
Ary Wisner
Atic Organ
Browicast
Nibe
Cbhr
Robert Nathan Faiieabe
Johnny Dollar
Obs
Busiooas
Ibe
AL Helfer
Mibes
Abe
Nba
Gene Autry
Abe Ywearty
Abe Jlopalong Cakaldy
Cha Mary Go Roundcabe
Taka
Parada
Abe Cang
Busters
Rounday
Dennis Day
Abe My
Kavorita Husband
Jay Stewart
Abe Suy Lombardo
Judy Canova
Neo TV
Aba
Chicago Theater
All Nets
Victor Borgpe
Abs
Sam Levenson
Cbbs
Nas
Abe Heat
Ebs
Stu Erwin
Abo
Jack Carter
Abe Jan Murray
Eba Whiteman
Dumont
Sid Caesar
Nbbe Vrank
Sinatra
Roller Dorbyabe
Nbc
Chicare
N.Y
Shilharmonte
Cbe
Aba Fulton Lewis
Naews
Nby
Nbo
Inbe
Nbs
Billy Graham
Nzbo Trendler Tunes
Jane Morgan
Che
Arnaz
Che Church
Bobby Ebenson
Falcon
Drana
Tha Saint
Martin Kans
Phil Regan
Frank Sinatra
Critten
A.ps
Wrssery
Cbe Newa Commant
Abe Roy Rogers
Miss Brooke
Dhs
Abe Nick Carter
Mba
Jack Benny
Dick Wallace
Abe Wild
Bil Hickok
Mbsa
Phil and Allen
Abe Amos
Anty
Ted Mack
Hedda Hopper
Chas
McCarthy
Cbk
Marshall
Theater Guild
Abe Red Skelton
Mad Corliss
Archar
Walter Winehell
Aba Opera
Hollywood
Horace Heldt
Sbc
Phil Baker
Ginny Simms
Abe Oklahoma
Gloria Parker
Abo the Choraliers
Georges Sokolsky
Harry Warner
Nana
Variety
Neta
Abe Gene Autry
Aldrich
USA
Toast of Town
Armed Forces
TV_ Playhouse
Fred Waring
Rocky King
Gatroway
Vespers Speaker Rev J Ed Mund Lippy at Hood College
Rev J Ed Mund Lippy will speak at Hood College vespers on Sunday April 6 in Brodbeck Hall at 6 30 p m The topic Anxious and Troubled About Many Things reflects his broad ministry and long service in Maryland and Pennsylvania He is vice president of the Potomac Synod of the E and R church and active in regional church councils The Hood choir directed by Dr Earle B Blakeslee will perform Faure Ave Verum and Katherine Davis Hide Thy Face from My Sins with Dorothy Handley as soloist and William Sprigg on organ
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Suvakur
J. Edmund Lippy
Hood College
Mr. Lippy
Brodbeck Thall
St. Paul's
Westmiinster
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Faith Church
York
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Westminster Recreation Commission
Council of Churches and Christian Education of
Maryland
Delaware
Rotary Club
Hood Choir
Earle B. Blakeslee
Gabriel Faure
Katherine Davis
Dorothy Handley
William Sprigg
TV Highlights New York April 7 Schedule Changes
Dumont alters Saturday night lineup ending sports season. New slate includes Ralph Flanagan orchestra night club act and They Stand Accused moving from Sunday. Chicago wrestling at 10 with NBC CBS ABC listings shown. town notes Thurmont Mechankstown anniversary.
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New York
Dumont
Ralph Flanagan
Chicago
NBC
Victor Borge
One Man’s Family
Jack Carter
Sid Caesar
CBS
Sam Levenson
Ken Murray
Frank Sinatra
ABC
Stu Erwing
Whiteman
Henry Aldrich
Bob Hope
TV Playhouse
Garroway
Toast of Town
Fred Waring
Conrad Nagel
Showtime USA
Rocky King
Detective
Local Club Demonstrates Master Mix For Baked Goods
Thren over to the Food chairman Mrs Margaret Wetkins and Mrs Vivian Browning demonstrated a master mix similar to commercial blends and showcased baked products. Co host Mrs Iris Gladhill assisted Mrs McKenzie in serving refreshments and each member received a plastic measuring spoon from Mrs Arthur Hardy. The club will meet in April with Mrs Chester Leishear in Purdum.
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Margaret Wetkins
Vivian Browning
Iris Gladhill
McKenzie
Arthur Hardy
Chester Leishear
Purdum
Women's Homemakers Clubs Report April Meeting
Camp Detrick Homemakers at Mrs. Olan home discussed home freeding hints with Miss Beatrice Felix presenting meat wrapping techniques and frozen foods packaging. Browningsville club notes cover embroidery, creed memorization, Red Cross drive, and upcoming events.
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Detrick Homemakers
Camp
Detrick Homemakers Club
F. R. Olan
Beatrice Felix
Monry Eigelsbach
C. Brown
William Dorrell
W. Kressig
Arthur Rawson
Rocky Springs
Hood President To Speak Here Sunday
Hood College president Dr. Andrew Truxal will address Sunday morning worship at Evangelical Reformed Church as part of Christian Higher Education Day. The observance highlights church support for fourteen member schools and sixteen overseas colleges, urging members to recognize their responsibilities to church-related higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Andrew ‘Truxal
Hood College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Church Overseas
Church
Programs at Hood College Highlight Africa Discussion
Two public programs remain on Hood College's town hall schedule before year end. The April event, presented by the student current affairs group, sits in Brodbeck Hall next Thursday at seven. Dr. Rayford W. Logan of Howard University will discuss Political Developments in Africa. The Medina mosque is described as Asabla's architectural gem by the National Geographic Society.
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CWO
Town Hall
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Africa
Rayford W. Logan
Howard University
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South Africa
Commission
Rocky Flats
Colo
Austin Co
Dow Chemical Co
Weldon Springs, Co
Pantex Ordnance
Amarillo
Tex
F. H. McGraw Co
Paducah
Carbide and Chemicals Co
American Cyanimid
Arco
Ida
Phillips Petroleum Co
Savannah River
The
du Pont Co
Emmitsburg
Frank McNulty
Rt. 2
Satie Ryder
Adele
Brooke
J. Alan Gelwicks
Charles B. Topper
Topper
Adelaide Bell
Frances Hock
Jean Bevans
Thornton Rodgers
John Owens
Linda
Joseph Rodgers
Wanda
Josephine
Thurmont
William Rodgers
Kathy
Eugene
Donald Rodgers
Dennis Yeomans
Richard Yeomans
Robert Little
Set
Glenn R. Glass
Paul Glass
Arthur N. Starner
Patrick Lynch
Dumont, N. J
Lynch
John M. Roddy
Sr. Em
Frederick Oscar Roelecke
Frederick O. Roelecke
Judy Ann Sanders
Julian N. Sanders
Ada Sharon
Ralph c. Obler
Howard Elwood Mort
William Albert Smith
William D. Smith
Princeton
N. J
Howard Mort
Phyllis M. Bower
Hagerstown
Philip Bower
William B. Lower
Modert Stonesifer
State Game and Fish Commission
John Gartrell
Edward Gartreil
Gary Troxell
Eliay Lutheran Church
Clarence Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Robert Roxell
West Main Street
Margaret Welty Baker
Fort Lee
Tyson Welty
Ralph Keilholtz
Rebecca
Children's Hospital
Jerome Peters
Joshua Gillelan
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fellowship Hall
John P. Saylor
Johnstown
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Synodical Council
Pittsburgh Synod
General Synod
Mercersburg Academy
Wranklin and Marshall College
Dickinson Law School
Saylor
U. S. Navy
Iwodima
Okinawa
Yokohama
Church of the Incarnation
Oliver K. Spangler
Josephine Kampanek
William H. Simpson
Nancy May Douglass
Lou Anna Zentz
Guy William Harner
Herbert Thomas Gingell
John William Springer
Frances Marcella
Emory Wagerman
Nevin Andrew
Union Riage
Memie Haines
Carolyn Myers
Charles Metz
Browningsville W
Browningsville
Willis Beall
Harold Watkins
Don E. Griffin
Rudell Beall
Raymond Beall
Stewart Walker
Lester Watkins
Sunshine
Browningsville Society
Purdum, Hyatts+ town
Society
Edna Day
Betty Day
Mary Burdette
Mechanicstown
D. S. Weybright
Parchrome
Alvin
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Frederick Plant
South St
Mary Emma McKenzie
Damascus
Irene Arnold
Joyce Beall
Montgomery County
Learah Day
Mareh
Julian Ward Howe
Red Cross
College Park
Arnold
Edythe M. Turner
Plorida
Andrew Thompson
Ednor Club
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Eunice Walker
Walker
Lefshear
Browningsville Hall
Cedar Grove
Mollie Glad
Hill
Herman Wilson
Hood
Medina
Asabla
National Geographic Society
Frederick Gas
Breotane
Ellis C. Wachter
America
Philco
RCA — Admiral
Motorola
Sylvania
Damascus Electric CO
Frederick
Stony’s Radio Service
West Patrick St
Citizens National
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