Civitan Club Antique Show Tops Previous Years Earnings
The Civitan Club and Civinettes ended their most successful antique show Friday with booths cleared by noon today. Attendance and dealer sales surpassed prior years as visitors from several states attended. Co chairs were Mrs. Bruce Remsburg and Mrs. Roland Ebert with Elmer Singer leading. Plans for a fifth annual show in April 1952 include additional collections. Awards were given to several attendees for various items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Elmer Singer
New York
Tennessee
Washington
Civinettes
Bruce Remsburg
Roland Ebert
Singer
T. E. Eggleston
J. R. Hussong
East Second Street
Ivan R. Routzahn
Middletown
A. G Sherald
Frederick
Charles E.moylan
Baltimore
Visionary Wilson forecasts postwar boom under arms
Wilson, a business executive turned government adviser, predicts by 1953 a surge in civilian goods alongside military output of 50 billion dollars a year. He envisions Americans living better, a vastly stronger military, and no aggressor challenging such power. The catches: war could derail plans, millions face service, and inflation could wreck production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Introducing the Universe and a Dismissed Hiss Suit
James C Hickey discusses his book on the universe noting the sun's vast size and the order of creation. In Baltimore April 7 43 a $75 080 libel and slander suit by Alger Hiss against Whitaker Chambers was dismissed with prejudice in federal court, while Hiss remains imprisoned for perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Hickey
Baltimore
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Chambers
Dormer
W. Calvin Chesnut
Fredericktown Savings Institution Directors Elected
The stockholders elected directors M Dail Geo A Dean N D Hauer F Columbus Knott John A Lynen A C McCardell Geo W Milter Jacob Rohrback and Steiner Schley. Joseph Brawner of Emmitsburg district died from a buggy accident with a broken neck. J E Magalis, a veteran Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor, was killed in Brunswick yards at age 55. Louis Cole, eight, son of Edward Cole, dislocated his arm after falling from a wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Savings Instiution
M. Dail
Geo. A. Dean
N. D. Hauer
F. Columbus Knott
John A. Lynen
A. C. McCardell
Geo W. Milter
Jacob Rohrback
Steiner Schley
Joseph Brawner
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
J. E. Magalis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick Yards
Magalis
Louis Cole
Edward Cole
West Fifth Street
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Local items from April 7 1931 note the death of Prof Franklin D P Walkersville aged 87 a longtime educator and former principal and county attendance officer Pitcher Frank Fraley of the Frederick Warriors plans to join the Three Eye League in Decatur Ill Dudley Page resigns as president of Citizens Truck Co with William M Storm elected his successor A King Koo Koo musical show Easter Monday Tuesday nights by Hanels Scott Keyest nets projected profits between 400 and 500 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin DP
Harshman
Walkersville
Frank Fraley
William M. Storm
King Koo Koo
Hranels Scott Keyest
Degton
Fined $25 At Hearing For Traffic Violations
Howard Wesley Thomas, a Selman man, faced two traffic violation cases after being found asleep in a parked car and failing to stop at a damage incident. In a ruling before Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith, he was convicted on four counts, including failure to obey a written summons, receiving fines totaling 45 plus costs. He was arrested March 11 on Route 15 south of Frederick and March 24 near Buckeystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theman
Howard Wesley Thomas
Edward J. Smith
Thomas
H. P. Csrten
Frederick
Ile
Manistrate Smith
Land
Porker
Leonard Appleby
Grant Place
Broadway
James H. Rourse, Jr
Buckeystown
Summers
Gailty
Coats
Farm land values hit new high in November last year
Washington reports the House Appropriations committee released statistics showing farm land values reached a new peak in November. Agriculture Department experts testified during 1952 budget hearings that after a 1949 decline, values began rising in 1950 and November’s level was about one percent above the previous 1948 peak. Approximately $50,000 will be
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Boyle's Column on Nuptials and News Careers
HAL BOYLE discusses journalism as a career for young readers and describes the newspaper trade's challenges and rewards. The piece also reports the April 1 wedding of Miss Anna Mae Brown and James F. Shores at St John's Catholic Church, with details on attire, attendants, reception, and future plans.
Acquitted On Thursday Cromwell Arrested
Perennial offender William Cromwell, acquitted Thursday on a drunkenness charge, was arrested last night on a similar charge by Officer Trump and held under $25. Arthur N. Naylor, colored, Tee sheet, was charged with operating without a license by Officer McKeldin and posted $11.45 collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cromwell
Trump
Cromwell
Peonles Court
Thomas S. Glass
Arthur N. Naylor
McKeldin
Weddings and engagements in Taneytown area
Taneytown announces engagement of Jeanne Simpson to Arthur Grossnickle and Margaret Zimmerman to Nevin Haines. No wedding date set. Elizabeth Magnadier Scott Boyle wed Robert Chester Neal at St. John’s Westminster with a reception. Bridesmaids included Boyle sisters and Sharon Thomas. best man Nicholas R. J. Hay. groomsmen listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Simpson
Taneytown
Jeanne
Arthur Grossnickle
Daniel R. Grossnickle
New Windsor
Leo F. Zimmerman
Keymar
Margaret
Nevin Haines
Arthur Haines
Woodbine
Neal—Boyle
Elizabeth Magnadier Scott Boyle
Norman Bruce Boyle
Westminster
Robert Chester Neal
Chester Neal
Glenburn Farm
St. John’s Church
James A. Dwyer
Philip S. Rover Jana
Oliver K. Spangler
F. Kale Mathias
Wirt Crapster
Arthur L. Gilbert
Havre de Grace
John Eisele Davas
Arlington
Social etiquette for welcoming returning guest
A friend’s daughter who has married and moved away visits with her parents. The guidance: wait for her to come and see you, then call on her to welcome her back. The exchange emphasizes proper timing and respectful reception by her family and the host.
Conley 75th Birthday Observed at Guilford Home
Dr. C. H. Conley Sr. marks his 75th birthday quietly at home near Frederick Maryland, noting improved health after a period of indisposition. Hood College hosts University of Pennsylvania Glee Club in a Friday evening Brodbeck Hall concert and informal dance with a Penn song encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Conley
Charles H. Conley
Guilford
Frederick
Conley
U. of B. Glee Club
Glee Club
University of Pennsylvania
Panis Angelicus
Casciolini
God
Tchesnokov
Fred Waring
Jesus
Brahms
Waring
Guion
Gershwin
Pennsylvania
Political clash over Formosa aid sparks debate in Congress
In April thirty four years ago this week United States debate on conscription rises amid mixed party views. Republican leader Joseph W. Martin questions why Nationalist forces on Formosa are not used to open a second Asiatic front, contrasting with General MacArthur's stance that China’s Communists threaten Korea. The piece contrasts diplomacy, military needs, and a shift toward possible greater use of Chiang Kai-Shek's forces in China. It notes the context of Korea and mentions hospital updates for local individuals and a cadet promotion in Woodstock, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Wilson
Congress
Europe
Korea
House of Representatives
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
China
Formosa
Chiang Kai-Shek
United Nations
America
Martin
McArthur
U. N
Greece
Department of State
Russia
MacArthur
Asia
Thurmont
Ills and recoveries noted in local column
Among The Sick Mr. Rose Cappello at 109 College avenue is reported improving. Mrs. John M. Kelly of 41 East Third Street has returned home after surgery for an infected hand. Hunt Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll H. Hendrickson, returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a tonsillectomy. Harry Lee Wachter Jr. is home with the mumps. Susan McAuliffe expected to return after torsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Julia Wilhide has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving. Union Bridge firemen's ambulance carried patients to hospitals last week including James Wolfe, Thomas Wilson, Herbert Haines, Robert E. Rickle, Mrs. Paul Wills, and D Marshall Schroeder who fell ill in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivoli Theater
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E. Cline
Ruby W. Myers
Libertytown
William Saltzgaver
Union Bridge
Ben Ogle
Robert Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Clarence Ridenour
Thurmont
Mary Frances
Clarence Myers
Rose Cappello
College _avenue
John M. Kelly
East Third Street
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Hunt Hendrickson
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Lea Place
Harry Lee Wachter, Jr
Harry L. Wachter
Pine Avenue
Susan McAuliffe
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Julia Wilhide
Lewistown
James Wolfe
New Windsor
University Hospital
Thomas Wilson
Frederick Memorial
Johnsville
Herbert Haines
Robert E. Rickle
Eldersburg
Westminster
Martine Hospital
Paul Wills
Uniontown
D. Marshall Schroeder
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Lora
the News
Martinsburg
W. Va
Boyle
Colum
Hal Boyle
Ufe
St John’s Catholic Church
Anna Mae Brown
Herman M. Brown
James F. Shores
Clyde V Shores
Point of Rocks
Nerbert R. Jordan
Charles Stocks
Richard Miller
John Byerly
Elly
Charles Byerly
Betty Carroll
Franck
Schubert
Catoctin Country Club
Shores
Silver Spring
St. John’s High School
St. Joseph's College
Frederick High School
U. S. Navy
Mrs. James FL Shores
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
C. W. Gregory
Joseph Vona
North College Parkway
L. Kiracofe
Miriam Feeley
Nannie Gaither
Delbert Piper
Richard Krch
Warren P. E. Smith
Roger Fogle
Bobbie
Paul Smith
Mary Yingling
John Wright
Robert Groff
John Best
Florence Grimes
East Patrick Street
Joseph Thomas
Florida
Donald Gordon
Tampa
Gordon
Betty Thomas
Carroll Albaugh
George B. Tollenger
Miami, Fla
W. Kishbaugh
Carroll Roop
Linwood
Elizabeth Roop
Alan Crout
John R. Roop
William FE. Roop
James Crout
Ruth
Norma Lautterbach
Robert Wells
Rhoda Schildt
William Knight
Ruth Anna Hoff
New Wimdsor
Elizabeth Boon
Pipe Creek Church
Clarence L. Marsh
Akron, C
Goodyear Rubber Company
Singapore
Marsh
Nancy
Akron
Walter E. Williams
East Orange
N. J
Blanche S. Eyler
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Meyran
Gambrill Gymnasium
Jo Anne McCune
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Schaffer
Drexel Hill
Betty Feldman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Janet Miller
Jocelyn Steinbuehler
Port Washington
Phoebe Webb
Plainfield
Jean Baker
Hanover
Elyse Pade
Perkasie
Julie Stern
Yonkers
Patricia Sabin
Jackson Heights
Ruth Marshall
Nutley
J. Bernard Jones
Prospect
Owen Wright
Jesse Brashears
Singanore
Jones
Metropolitan Force
Harris and Filler, Inc
Rose’s
Route 240
Francis S. Gaither
Irving M. Landauer
Katherine Barker
Richard Hoffman
Edgar H. McBride
Eric Lundgren
Francis
Gaither
Earl M. Gordon
Conrad Schaffer
Burton D. Staley
Jesse T. Poole
Raymond E Staley
Arthur J. For‘ney
W. S. Blemlinger
W. Taft Ridgley
Millard M. Angleberger
Earl Heartsock
Donald
Eaves
Robert E. Kennedy
John E, Eyler Luther Hargett
Arthur Shoemaker
R. E. Delaplaine
Lloyd
M. Forle
Grayson EF. Bell
Fulton Avenue
Shelia Diana
Leon Logic
Welcome Farm
Urbana
New York City
C. Grant Delphey
West Patrick Street
Mr. Delphey
Detour
William D. Blake
New Haven, Conn
George H. Bingham
Antrim
George W. Manahan
Franklinville
Mr. Manahan
Sgt
Carrollton L
Jackie) Brice
Fort Hood
Texas
The
Ranger Co
George Brice
Earl Keldaugh
St. Petersburg
Laura Sylvester
R. J. Moore
U. 5S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ray Domingue
al Ae
M. RG
U.S. Pat
David Lawrence
Woodstock
Robert Fulton Nicodemus, Jr
Robert, Fulton Nicodemus
Rosemont Avenue
Nicodemus
United States Army
Massanutten Military Academy
Et Weestra
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