City Targets for Atomic Bombing Plan Aired
A book by Sylvian G. Kindall argues 837 US cities over 15 000 population are viable bombing targets. It proposes a 15 billion federal grant to decentralize industry and scatter targets to reduce damage. Frederick, Baltimore, Cumberland, Hagerstown, and Salisbury receive detailed projected civil defense funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Total Atomic Defense
Sylvian G. Kindall
Richard R. Smith
Inc
Frederick
America
Kindal
Baltimore
Maryland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Salisbury
Emmitsburg Social Notes Highlight Area Visits
Emmitsburg residents hosted family and friends over Easter with gatherings in Baltimore and Westminster. Visitors included Rosensteel and Eckert families, the Sanders and Bond households, and several students returning for holidays. Community events featured VFW Auxiliary officers installed and American Legion members organizing a drill team, with blood donation urged for Korean veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mich
Westminster
Leonard Sanders
Trooper
Kenneth Bond
Bobby
Trooper Bond
Howard Devilbiss
New Windsor
Charles E. Keepers
Susan
Bernard Neiderer
Hanover
John Spangler
Warner Hospital
Gettyspurg
Louis Rosensteel
Rosensteel
Clarence “Brown
Lantz
William Topper
Tommy
Toppers
Thomas Fo
Keysville
Paul McNair
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge Naval Station
Harry McNair
Dolorés Miller
Sué Stinson
Betty Ann Hollinger
Towson State Teachers’ College
Eugene Bouey
St. Mary's Seminary
Roland Park
Baltimore
James Bouey
Paul Harner
University of Maryland
University of Maryland, College Park
Charles Harner
Gerald Ryder
S$t. Joseph's Catholic Church
Michael O Brien
Stephen Francis
Wales Righbour
William Ryder
William Rosensteel
Phil
Jerry
Cecelia Eckert
Mary Claudia Rosensteel
Ernest Rosensteel
Samuel Hays
John Roddy
Susan Polly
Fairfield
Emmitsburg Memorial
Gloria Martin
V. P
Dolores Joy
Trene Zurgabie
Mary Bell
Mary Sanders
Marian Boyle
Carmen Topper
Mary Hoke
Charles Sanders
Helen Sanders
Agnes Yeomans
Correine Grinder
Idella Fitez
Betty Wivell
Joan Keepers
Loretta Ad
American Legion
David Wantz
Richard Ripka
Mark Rosensteel
Wililam Rodgers
Joseph Rodgers
Thomas Ha
Raymond Baker
T Eugene Rodgers
Mount St. Mary's College
Clarence Warren
San Francis
Verona
Francis Sanders
Warren
Grace Bowling
John McMahon
Silver Spring
McMahon
Dealberage
Harner
Weekend social notices and music festival plans in Emmitsburg area
Local social roundup lists visits and gatherings across Baltimore, Cumberland, Westminster, and Gettysburg with families and individuals including the Da muths Topper Reifsniders Gillelans and Warthen. Mount St Marys Glee Club guest on WMAR TV outlines Spring Festival of Music May 1 featuring multiple colleges and choirs plus Littlestown Men’s Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge Naval Station
Lester Damuth
James Topper
Baltimore
Margaret Topper
Glenn Reifsnider
Keysville
George Ashbaugh
William Weidner
Ray Fogle
Westminster
Ruth
Rhoda Gillelan
Cora Massey
Pen Mar
Patricia McNulty
Albert McNulty
William Frailey
Margie
Carl
Rudolph Warthen
Donald Miller
Mr. Miller
James Smith
Jonas Hopkins Hospital
Mount St. Mary's Glee Club
Wmar-Tv
Channel 2
Nicholas Doheny
St. Patrick's Church
Mount St. Mary's College Memorial
St. Joseph
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Agnes
Mount Washington
Western Maryland
Mount St. Mary's
Littlestown
Bach
Oliver Spang
Ler
Western Maryland College
Littlestown Men's Chorus
Robert Snyder
Annabelle Melville
St. Joseph College Glee Club
Jane Marie
David W. Shaum
Paul Camilletti
Mount Glee Club
Mount St. Agnes’ Glee Club
Mary Charlotta
RSM
Malcolma Hunter
Peabody Conservatory
Hunter
Carroll County
Westminster High School
Teacher's Chours
Peabody
D. L. Beegle
Albert McClear
George Eyster
John Brighthill
Bedford
Minnie Bream
Chase Dougherty
Gettysburg
Marion Rosensky
National Lutheran Home
Washington
Eston White
Fairfield
Liofit Keilholtz
Andrew Keilholtz
E. R. Glass
Maynard Keilholtz
Wayne
Mervyn Keilholtz
Gary
William Fisher
Hagerstown
Jeanette Brotherton
St. Anthony’s
Anabel Hartman
East Main Street
Know Your Policeman First Of A Series
Lieut Allen Bartgis longtime Frederick law officer with >30 years in city and county service, including early career as a motorcycle officer and later Chief of Police, details of family and career. Also notes vestry at All Saints parish reorganizaton and other local mentions, ending with a note on rice paper origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen S. Bart- Bis
Frederick
Bartgis
Frederick County
James A. Jones
al Barigia
Lloyd C. Culler
Burigis
Barigis
Estella E Spill
Farmers Feed & Supply CO
All Saints
Homemakers Club Membership Surges in Maryland
Maryland's homemakers clubs see a 10 member gain in 1951 bringing total enrollment to 407202. State figures show 120 new clubs formed and 606 clubs now part of the Extension program with 17202 women enrolled including 15810 white and 1382 Negro members across 506 clubs, guided by 42 agents across 23 counties and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club of
Maryland
State Home Demonstration Office
National Home Demonstration Wek
Extension Service
Baltimore City
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Mem
Public Sale At Harrier Home Place Near Mt. Pleasant
A public sale will be held on Thursday April 24 1952 at ten thirty a m at the Harrier Home Place four miles north of U S highway 26 about two miles east of Mt Pleasant Maryland. Items include 10 Holstein dairy cattle 2 second calf cows a T B accredited herd 8 heifers one bred for fall and other cattle aged 3 months to one year all vaccinated for Bangs plus farm implements tools household furnishings and a variety of antiques and miscellaneous goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Darby
Stile Highway
Damascus
Etchison
Etchinema
Montgomery County
Mervland
U. S. Highway No 26
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Tenethirty A. m
T. B
Florida
Oak Orchard
Thidway
Libertytown
New Windsor
McCormick
Deering
Ford
Chevrolet
Philco
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Lynch
Frederick City
Nannie M. Swain
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
East Sixth Street
David F. Mayne
Fannie M. Mayne
Lewis H. Swain
Nannie May Swain
Ines
Fabri
Universal Electric
GE_ Reefrigeraion
Dleer
Cenuri
Hazel K Rowe
Beale Austaneet
Horace M Alexander Cieth
Jerome Offutt
Allonmes
Homemakers Club expands reach to millions nationwide
Brattleboro reports on the extension work linking Home Demonstration to a federal cooperative project involving the USDA, state colleges of agriculture, county and local governments, and local groups. A Maryland dairy herd tested at 18 cows yielded 420 pounds of butterfat and 10 403 pounds of milk at 40 percent, with milking done twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
United States Department of Agriculture
State Colleges of Agriculture
Brattleboro
Maurice £. Ahalt
Middletown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmitssurg
Claudia Rosensteel
Herbert Sprankle
Carl Armheim
Richard Rosensteel
Mary Theresa
Margaret Houck
George Callen
George Darmuta
THE
Frederick County Holstein Ass'n. Fair Grounds
Helengeorge
Homer Remsberg
Chr
Austin Backus
McKaig Dormer
Mi. Pleasant
Myrtle Brown
Raymond J. Kelly
Mt. Zion Church
Diffef Lead
Rockville
Garrett Farm
Montgomers County
To-Wit
Wagoks
J. F. Pohzehl
Rockville, MD
Emmert RK
Bowlus
Know Your Policeman
Charlies McC. Mathias, Sr
Joseph
Griffin
Maurice D. Ashbury
E. Austin James
Philip R. Winebrewer, Jr
E. Mason Hendrickson
Joseph D. Baker, Jr
Glenn Browning
Arthur Potts
Charless. Lane, I
Charles McC. Mathias
Joseph Turner
Theron Green
Auxiliary Vestry
Lieut
Allen
West Church St
Frederick, Md
William H. B. Anders
James R. Albin Emmertek
R. L. Kelly
Creshes Im Fall
MS Tabst Church of
Homemakers’ Clubs
Harold W. Barrier
Emmett H. Bowlus
Union Chapel
Batardey
Sint
N. Market St
John Deere
Poolenville, Mid
D. J. Willard, JR
Poolesville
Quality Farm Equipatent
Todd
Broad Run Feed & Supply CO
Jefferson, Md
Barthlow
Winchester St. Frederick, Md
Leroy Reifsnider Keymar
Harvey Grossnickle
George Grossnickle
Myersville, Md
Leon Mullinex
Airy, Ma
Paul O. Fritz
Mt. Airy, MD
BR. T. Dayhoff Dickerson
Roger A. Bogley & Son Gaitherabarg, Md
C. D. Pearson BR
G. G. Gilliss Woodbine
Thacs Farmall Cultivision
Duvall
Feederick
A. C. Summers
Sefferenn
Mercer Jones & Sons
Wichersem
Beckeystewn
Monrovia Supple CO
Monrovia
New Merkel
Farm Equipmest Center
Tharmem
Tharment
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