Nominate Ike At Hood Nomination Sparks Mock GOP Vote
Hood College hosted a noisy mock Republican convention in Gambrill Gym. Ike Eisenhower led on the second ballot with 728 votes, Taft 331, Warren 140. first ballot Eisenhower 586, Taft 393, Warren 139, Duff 70, Stassen 13. Morley urged voters to judge by philosophy, not personalities, as Taft and Eisenhower factions clashed. Delegates from Alabama Ohio Maryland California Minnesota Wisconsin nominated their choices. California supporters pelted the hall with oranges.
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Morley
Felix Morley
Haverford College
Taft
Eisenhower
Alabama
Ohio
Senator Taft
Gambrill Gymnasium
Oly
Delaware
Gen
McKeldin
Maryland
Warren
California
Harold Statsen
Minnesota
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Town Hall
Ayrshire Cow Suzanne Lady Receives Approved Rating
Howard W. Clark of Glenelg is informed that his Ayrshire cow Suzanne Lady has earned the Ayrshire Approved rating from the Ayr Shire Breeders Association. The award acknowledges the producing ability of at least two of her daughters, with three tested daughters averaging 95 62 pounds of milk at 3.9 percent and 374 pounds of butterfat on a twice daily milking schedule.
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Clark
Ayrshire
Suzanne Lady
Howard W. Clark
Glenelg
Ayrshire Breeders' Association
Local Teen Named State Student Council President
Gary Angleberger, 16, Frederick High School junior, will be elected by May 3 to head the Maryland Association of Student Councils for 1952 1953. Principal Harry Smith and advisor Donald Sullivan announced the local honor student, athlete and youth leader won the Frederick league presidency over Barbara Kauffman and Donald Glick. Angleberger will become president of the Frederick students league on May 2 3 and will then head the state association after graduation in June. He will attend the national convention in Evanston Illinois in June with three other representatives. Angleberger is a native of Frederick, son of Mr and Mrs Austin Angleberger, has B plus averages, plans college youth leadership study and is a key varsity baseball and basketball player and track team member.
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Gary Angleberger
Frederick High School
Biy
Maryland Association of Student Councils
Harry ©. Smith
Donald M. Sullivan
Barbara Kauffman
Donald Glick
Frederick League
State Association of Councils
Angleberger
William Meintzer
Frederick Students’ League
Young Angleberger
State Association Council
Natonal
Evanston
Tate
Austin F Angberger
North Market Street
Frederick High Boy Elected State Club Leader In 1951
The article highlights Angleberger of Frederick High School who has been chosen as state president of the State Students Association. He has served as vice president of the Hi-View All-State High Schools Chorus and was a delegate to the Maryland Boys Legislature through YMCA. His goals include foreign missionary work and youth instruction, with past roles in Royal Ambassadors. He toured 21 states in 1950 to study Baptist boys camps and attended the World Alliance Convention in Cleveland.
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Glee Club
Maryland
YMCA
Royal’ Ambassadors
Baptist Southern Conference
World Alliance
Cleveland
State Students Association
League
Angleberger
Frederick High School
Frederick
Monthly Meeting of S A Board Report Highlights Growth
The Salvation Army Advisory Board met at the Francis Scott Key hotel to review a period January through March report by Captain Curtis L Frierson Frederick commander. Dated concerns over limited facilities at 223 West Fifth Street and a push for expanded facilities to sustain religious attendance and social service growth. The report notes Senior services attendance of 1 585 across programs plus 46 in socials and picnics with 142 hours of visitation and 172 homes visited.
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Salvation Army Advisory Board
Francis Scott Key
Curtis L Frierson
Frederick
Army
West Fifth Street
Salvation Army
Frierson
Vacation Bible School date set and relief program notes
The report lists church and community service figures including 76 young people's services 1,339 attendance at miscellaneous meetings 135, 110 transient applicants, 121 meals served, 106 garments and shoes given, 5 women assisted, 10 family service grocery orders, 790 garments, 115 pairs of shoes and 19 other home needs supplied. It highlights clothing donations as welcome but cites storage space as a shortage needing remedy. The annual Vacation Bible School will start June 16 and the board will meet the third Friday in June, canceling May due to Capt Frierson and Mrs Frierson attending the L A Congress in Atlanta. Attendees included Chairman John W Morgan, Mrs Hilda B Croghan, Mrs Charles H Conley, Mrs Irving M Landauer, Dr Raymond E Wilhelm, John R Cheatham, Capt Charles W Magaha, Mayor Donald B Rice, Senator Jacob R Ramsburg, William A Riddell, Robert L Smith, G William Stultz, Charles K Taylor and Richard E Zimmerman.
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Army
Capt
Frierson
Atlanta
John W Morgan
Hilda B Croghan
Charles H. Conley
Irving M Landauer
Raymond E Wilhelm
John R Cheatham
Charles W Magaha
Donald B. Rice
Jacob R Ramsburg
William A Riddell
Robert L. Smith
G. William Stultz
Charles K Taylor
Richard E. Zimmerman
Social Dinner Etiquette: Focus on Conversation Not Appearance
A reader admonishes diners to stop preening during meals. The piece urges paying attention to the date, listening actively, and resisting constant self-adornment. It frames genuine engagement as the key to a successful outing and better connection.
Mountain Theater Opens Summer Season June 17
Mountain Theater in Braddock Heights announces its thirteenth season starting June 17 under producer James S. Decker. Charles Crain arrives to manage season ticket sales and cast selection, with plans including Brigadoon and other Broadway pieces. Season tickets remain at last year’s price, five shows weekly plus Tuesday theater parties, and Crain will direct the resident company upon returning to New York on April 29.
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The
Mountain Theater
Western Maryland
Braddock Heights
James 5. Decker
Mr. Decker
Charles Crain
Frederick
Bridgadoon
Crain
Decker
East Third Street
Fuel Tanks Fall From Jet Plane Over Hatboro
Two wingtip auxiliary fuel tanks jettisoned from a Navy training jet over Hatboro Pennsylvania spilled about 400 gallons of fuel. One tank hit a home yard injuring five year old Karen Kinsbury with a broken leg. The other tank struck a street with no serious damage. The plane flown by Navy Lt Jack Welle returned to base at Willow Grove Naval Air Station.
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Hatboro
Navy
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Naval Air Development Center
Johnsville
Jack Welle
Ivyland
Karen Kinsbury
Keith Kinsbury
Labor union backs Camp Detrick expansion in memo
Frederick AFL I AM machinists lodge 9671AM sent a letter to Gen. E F Bullene endorsing Defense Department plans to expand Camp Detrick, despite minority opposition. The letter praises the project and offers to help recruit machinists and operators for the work, signed by Claude Blank and John T. Moser. The note was sent via Weolagh channels at the camp. The article adds a Britannica claim that Jerusalem’s history dates to the Stone Age.
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Frederick
AFL International Association of Machinists
Chemical Corps
E. F. Bullene
Defense Department
Camp Detrick
AFL
Camp
Detroit
Claude Blank
John T. Moser
Bullene
Weolagh
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M. J. Grove Lime CO
Frederick Plant
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Firestone Bomb & Auto Supplies
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Liberal Trade-In
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Better Homes Equip. Co
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Hers
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S. W. George CO
Brunswick
C. Preston Myers Union Bridge
Studio One
Channel 9
Charies Crain
Ritchie Associates Finance. Corporation
Frederick, Maryland
South Market St
P.L. Hargett, Co
P. L. Hargett & Co
A. A. Read
Azores
Jack Kennedy
West Patrick St
Damascus
Wolverine
Endicott Johnson
Boxs & Girls Shoes
Hollywood
Denier
Jerusalem
Encyclopedia Britannica
Walter Snow
Optometrist
Brown
Radio and Television Serviceman
Sears Roebuck and Company
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Citizens National Bank OF
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
State of
County of Frederick
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W Bartgis Storm
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William H. Banders
Daniel E. Wight
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