Bee A A U W President Heads Maryland Conference
Mrs William H Mattbie state president of the American Association and University Women will preside at sessions of the Maryland State Division conference this evening and Saturday at Head College She has chaired International Relations and now leads state AAUW and teaches social studies at Park School Baltimore She serves on the UN Association of Maryland executive board and directs Maryland scholarship programs and educational television planning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Mattbie
American Association and University Women
Maryland
Head College
Mattbie
Park School
Baltimore
United Nations Association of Maryland
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Geneva conference tensions mount as world battle lines form
Bevan in London voices antiwar stance and warns Britain against being drawn into Indochina action by the United States. The Geneva talks set for April 26 aim to forge a peace formula amid Sino-Soviet pressure and ongoing Dien Bien Phu fighting in Indo China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific
Dien Bien Phu
Indo-China
Southeast Asia
France
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Moscow
Geneva
League of Nations
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago this week events included the Republican Convention nominating E Peter Mantz for mayor and E A Gittinger for city register. Aldermen nominees were Shafer L Rhoads Gilmer Schley Charles L Cronise William C Birely and George A Dean. East Church Street School grades enjoyed a social hour with ice cream cake and caramels. a cantata rehearsal was held for Thursday. Steiner Brothers Druggists removed a storefront awning, replacing it with a partial curb awning. Y M C A Women’s Auxiliary staged a delightful social with vocal piano recitals and several readings. Postmasters appointed include Gus Br Ramshore at Harmony Grove and Lincoln Miller at Loxs, replacing resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Peter Mantz
Mayer
E. A. Gittinger
City Register
Board of Aldermen
Shafer L. Rhoads
Gilmer Schley
Charles L. Cronise
William C. Birely
George A. Dean
East Church Street
Steiner Brothers
North Market Street
Women’s Auxiliary
Moberly
Dame Quynn
Edna Conrad
Bessie Hargett
Cora Carts
M. Lila Smith
Lissenard Mal- Unix
Warshvinln
C. Ebert
Miss Zimmerman
Gus BR. Ramshore
Harmony Grove
Jahn C Cronise
Lincoln Miller
Loxs
Jahn C. Pie
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News April 9 1934 notes two court actions Patrick M Schnauffer of Brunswick was named among three stancing examiners and D Princeton Buck became court auditor. A H Bruce Hammond's car stolen from Liberty garage was found near Sykesville undamaged. Mrs Ezra Houck Sr of Colonial Apartments plans a one story addition at 102 East Second Street. Congregational meeting elected George Schroeder Sr and Irving Staley elders Roscoe Roderick and Eric Summers deacons. organ rebuilding discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Brunswick
Circuit Court
Dhe Steegeds
D. Princeton Bucket
H. Bruce Hammond
Liberty Garage
Evangelical Reformed Church
George T Schroeder, Sr
Irving E Staley
Roscoe E. Roderick
Eric C. Summers
Threescar Derms
Soroptimists Gift TV Set To Home For The Aged
Soroptimist members donate a 21 inch television and install it at the Home for the Aged on Record Street. The gift, part of the Second Horizon project, will be formally presented at a dinner April 21. The club also funds a TV table and installation, while continuing fundraising for a $100 tuition scholarship for a young musician through annual concerts and tryouts.
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Soroptimist
Record Street
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Ker Hotel
Mauce Kefauver
University of Kansas
Donald M. Swarthout
Ronald ‘Arnatt
Chacony
I Sliss Swarthout
Arnatt
Miss Weagley Speaks At Civinette Dinner
Miss Louise Weagly mathematics teacher from Frederick High School was guest speaker at the Civinettes dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Blue and Grey room. She discussed a Ford Foundation fellowship study observing schools from nursery to college including special schools and genius programs.
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Louise Weagly
Frederick High School
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Weagly
Ford Foundation
Patsy Moore
Kitty Hartman
Fred Lodge
President Moore
Whale Peete Heard
Moore
Susie White
Mary Sullivan
Sullivan
Delta Kappa Gamma
Francis Scott Key
Clara McMahon
Education Department
Hood College
Marion Curling
Gaithersours
Carroll
Washington
Frederick
Marion Moser
Ruth MacVean
Sarah Quinn
Waesche Robertson Thurmont wedding in Cumberland church
Eileen Joyces Waesche and Leonard Randolph Waesche were married March 29 at Cumberland Methodist Church. The couple, both Thurmont natives, live on Carroll Street. He leads L. R. Waesche & Sons. she works at Moore Business Farms. He’s Alabama Poly technical Institute graduate. she Thurmont High School class of 1950.
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Waesche
Robertson
Charles V. Robertson
Thurmont
Eileen Joyces
Leonard Randolph Waesche
Clinton Waresche
Cumberland Methodist Church
Adam E. Grim
Thurmont High School
Moore Business Farms, Inc
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
L. R. Waesche & Sons
Market prices and event notices from the fair
Market prices list corn barley and wheat with values. Plans for the Allegiance to the Flag song fest were noted along with a Soroptimist birthday dinner set for June. A rummage sale is planned for April 30 and Miss Betty Fitzgerald of Emmitsburg was named head of the monthly bulletin publishing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Fitzgerald
Emmitsburg
Commiitee
Diary and social notes in a Frederick area meeting
The local Book Review Club met at the Holmes D Baker home to discuss George Temple Strong diary excerpts. Hood College teacher Dr Andrew Meyer reviewed the 40 year diary begun in 1835 and covering New York history with notable archival detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes D. Baker
Andrew G. Meyer
Hood College
George Templeton Strong
New York City
Ufe
Harrison McAlpine
Ruling on Tax on Admission Tickets
The Baltimore Director of Internal Revenue explains the lowered admissions tax rules for organizers selling tickets. Tickets sold before April 1 may be refunded or taxes rebated if the rate changes. overstamping is required to show the new price. Patrons may accept the new price or request a full refund. exports reflect that the base price is unaffected by the rate change.
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Baltimore
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Mr Young Files As Candidate For Board
Samuel H. Young a second term county commissioner filed for reelection to the board ahead of the June Republican primary. He retired after 40 years farming in the Tuscarora District and now lives in Frederick. Also filing were Emmett R. Bowlus for Republican State Central Committee and Edwin F. Nikirk for Democratic State Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Young
Young
Tuscarora
Frederick
Emmett R. Bowlus
Republican State Central Committee
Edwin F. Nikirk
Democratic State Central
Iniffee
Senator Bridges urges reappraisal of foreign aid program
Sen Bridges of New Hampshire called for a full reappraisal of foreign aid amid today's world crisis with focus on Indochina as Congress weighs aid policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen. Bridges
Congress
Indochina
Several Frederick Memorial Hospital patients noted in update
The bulletin lists multiple individuals from Frederick and surrounding towns who are in or have recently left Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery illness or observation. Names include Mrs. Charles Byerly Mrs. Albert Coblen Mrs. Anna Mary Snape and others with statuses ranging from fair to recovering. Several patients also move to Johns Hopkins University Hospital and Maryland University Hospital for treatment and care.
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Charles Byerly
East Second ‘Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert M Coblen
Magnnlia Avenue
Louise Grove
North Market Street
Robert F. Barrick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
East Second Street
Harry E. Carty Co
Viola Houff
East Fifth Street
Maryland University Hospital
William C. Royal
Rosemont Avenue
Charles Lines
Mt. Pleasant
Gilbert Bussard
Brunswick
Washington County Hospital
Hagers
Anna Mary Swope
Bruns
P. A. Fowler
Jury Trial Asked In Assault Case
James E. Morgan of East Church street faced assault and battery on his wife with a jury trial requested before Magistrate H Heese Shoemaker. Morgan posted $1,000 bond after release from custody, defense by Edwin F Nikirk. Also: William H Hildebrand of East Sixth street held for preliminary hearing on charges of unnatural acts. Magistrate will decide after a medical report. Other cases noted include fines for speeding and traffic violations and dismissals on unauthorized use charges. Troopers Carlton Lewis andDonald Bowser and J P Alday handled arrests.
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James E. Morgan
East Church Street
H. Heese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Morgan
Edwin F. Nikirk
William H. Hildebrand
East Sixth Street
Hildebrand
Charles A. Price
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Gilmore R. Flautt
East Second Street
V. L. Guilmino
Robert S. Stup
Route 2
Frederick
James A. Wearpass
Seneca Falls
Wiliam E. McProuty
Cumberland
Myersville
Robert A. Rodgers
Walkersville
Evergreen Point
Arie R. Rentzahn
Gas
First Little League Tryouts Begin at Frederick High
The first of about 225 hopefuls will attend Little League baseball tryouts at Frederick High School athletic fields Monday evening and over three weeks. About 80 youngsters ages 8 and 9 start at 6 p.m., with returns on April 19 and 26. 60 boys age 10 are tested Tuesday at 6 p.m., followed by two more Tuesdays. Older groups 11 and 12 test on the following Wednesdays and two subsequent Wednesdays, weather permitting. Each boy must wear a patch with his Little League application number.
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New York
The
Hood Choir
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club
Town Hall
Bermuda
Hoad
Patricia Hanna
Caledonia
N. J
Suzanne Eckhardt
Madison
Jean T. Baker
Marshfield
Mass
Evelyn Karsten
Birch Hill
Ann Bertiaux
Point Marion
Barbara Leidy
Allentown
Carol Dahlberg
Tucson
Atiz
Joyce Laubach
Wwennewood
Frederick High School
Delay in H bomb test sparks new controversy
David Lawrence outlines the seven year delay between the A bomb and the first H bomb test, examining internal debates within the Atomic Energy Commission, State Department, and military leadership, and exploring whether Communist influence or moral opposition affected U S decision making. The piece notes support from Strauss and Sowers for development, opposition from Lilienthal and Oppenheimer, and hints at possible Senate investigations to uncover full facts.
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David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Soviet Russia
Senator McCarthy
Wisconsin
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
the Congress of the United States
Lhat
Russia
Wen
America
Atomic Energy Commission
Department of State
U.S
Klaus Fuchs
Rosenbergs
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Louis Johnson
Lewis Strauss
Truman
Admiral Sowers
National Security Council
Strauss
McMahon
White House
David Lilienthal
J. Robert Opfenheimer
James B. Conant
Harvard
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Cole
Congressional Atom Energy Committee
Senate Committee On Permanent Investigations
County Government Discussion Monday Oper a Meeting
The Civic club legislative committee sponsors an opera meeting Monday at 1 30 oclock in the M C A for discussion of county government. A Gram Hooper president of the Board of County Commissioners will speak on county government and its operation. Hooper a former state legislator has served on the board for 20 years. Mrs Andrew G Truxal is Civic club president and Mrs Hazel Lewis heads the legislative committee. The program is part of a series to open discussion on legislative matters.
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Civic Club
M.C.A
A. Gram Hooper
Itg Board of County Commissioners
Hooper
Andrew G. Truxal
Hazel Lewis
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