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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1954

Page

14

Frederick County spring tree planting nears 250000 goal

Frederick County forestry conservancy board reports spring tree orders exceed 225000 with about 200000 planted and the rest to be completed before May 1. The 1954 goal is 250000, split 225000 this spring and the remainder in fall. Local districts, schools, 4 H clubs and scouts aided. farm owners led planting.

Frederick County County Forestry Conservancy Board Forestry Board Frederick and Catoctin State Department of Forests and Parks Nursery Harmons Rhea T. Kincaid Soil Conservation District Jack Karnig State Department of Forests and Parks Game and Inland Fish Commission FFA Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Frederick City Linganore Department of For Francis Servation Scott Key Hotel Eeport

Ruffles in Men’s Swimwear Prompted by Wives

Boyle Column AA Oae argues that fashion trends may push men toward ruffled swimsuits and even wigs as wives influence shopping. He jokes about a future where husbands wear flamboyant beach attire and quips that vanity could lead to a "Big Lord Fauntleroy" era. The piece mocks social pressures and gendered dress norms.

New York Fellows Lord Fauntebroy Lord Fauntleroy

Men’s fashion revolt from vest to rainbow shoes

A satirical lament on modern men’s clothing as fashion dictates mockingly the loss of traditional attire. The speaker recalls fifty years ago when men bought their own suits and wallets, contrasting it with today’s colorful, skimpy garments. He questions where men’s independence in dress has gone and urges men to reclaim buying their own pants.

Papa

Model Legislature Opened At Annapolis

ANNAPOLIS April 21 The 11th annual YMCA sponsored Model Legislature opens with about 150 youths, including girls for the first time, taking seats at the Statehouse tomorrow afternoon after a church service. The event mirrors Maryland's General Assembly, which has long included female aides. The group plans to begin by addressing laws such as segregation on common carriers.

Annapolis Statehouse Model Legislature Maryland General Assembly

Teens to size up bills in Annapolis youth delegation

A Frederick youth delegation led by Barbara Bowlus Carol Holzapfel Alice Love and Roger Denney visits Annapolis to study Gov Downey plans and a special trout stamp bill while pushing public school grading unification exams for drivers and more measures as teens politick and tour the capital with YMCA leaders.

Joel Downey Frostburg Annapolis McKeldin Genuine College Park Angelo Skarlatos Baltimore Downney Frederick Barbara Bowlus Carol Holzapfel Alice Love Roger Denney Jacob Ramsburg, Jr Bob Browning Jack Summers Martha Reeder Bruce Schick Frederkck

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