Semi Weekly News April 28 1953 Frederick Md
The front page notes publication details for The Semi Weekly News of Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday April 28 1953. It mentions subscription rates, Associated Press use, letters to the editor corrections policy, job printing capabilities, and postal classification as second class matter.
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North Court S
Frederick
Associated Press
Enierd
Ben Hese
Governors Invite Governors to Washington Conference
President Eisenhower invites the governors of all 48 states to Washington on May 4 and 5 to discuss national problems with him and his administration. The gathering would cover international relations defense finances and national security. The article notes historical precedents and emphasizes mutual Federal and State cooperation amid fiscal strains.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Africans Sentenced to Death for Mau Mau Murder
In Nakuru, Kenya, a British court sentenced seven African tribesmen to death for the murder of Roger Buck, his wife Esme, and their son Michael during a Mau Mau raid. A native servant also died. The judge condemned the acts as brutal and savage amid ongoing colonial conflict.
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Natrobs
Kenya
Roger E. Buck
North Kinangop
Esme
Michael
Buck
Supreme Court
Nakuru
Mau Mau
Brush Crown Colony
Butter Debate Sparks Disjointed Dispatch
A fragmented note discusses butter versus margarine as a price and supply issue. The writer, identified as LUFBURROW R, questions the integrity of butter elocution and the customer appeal, hinting at market confusion and demand concerns.
Judging Training Held For Frederick Homemakers
University of Maryland Extension specialists taught judging techniques to 46 plus women at Calvary Methodist church in Frederick to prepare them to officiate at local fairs, Grange and 4 H events. The program covered foods clothing home furnishings and 4 H demonstrations with many project leaders and teachers from area communities participating.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland Extension
Calvary Methodist Church
Beatrice Fehr
Fehr
Janet
Coblentz
Florence Mason
Helen Shelby
Doorthy Emerson
Harry Staley
Bloomfield
Wilmer
Middletown
Sterling Spurrier
Union Bridge
Carlton Keller
Mary Ahalt
Daniel Fout
This City
Howard T. Smith
Buckeystown
Katherine Rasmers
Lime Kil
J. Wiliam Howard
Ray Smith
Frederick
Ernest Shriver
Emmitsburg
Howard Aldridge
Edward Tobery
Foster Angleberger
T. Bertram King
Point of Rocks
Paul Wise
Thurmont
Maynard Hawker
Monroe W. Siup
Virts Hartman
Knoxville
Edwin Falkenstein
Myersville
L. H. Hildebrand
Jefferson
William Grimes
Bennett Lightbown
Ernest Eccard
William Dorrell
City
Carlton Brown
Raynor Montgomery
Urbana
Evie Biser
Clemon Len
Graceham
Henry Magaha
Airy
Frank Nicodemus
Walkersville
Cyrus McBride
Joel Koehl
Rocky Springs
Charles Pullman
Ear Frederick
Airs
C. W. Moore
Tuscarora
Charles T. King
Frederiick
Foard Hood
Carrell Harp
Johnsville
McKaig W. C. S. Meets at Hossieth Home
The McKaig Women's Society of Christian Service met April 15 at Mrs. Charles Hossieth’s near MU Pleasant with ten members present. President Mrs. Howard Scheel led the session after an opening hymn and The Lord's Prayer. New member Kay Flock joined. next zone meeting set for Buckeystown in fall. Meeting adjourned to May 20 at Mrs Exereet Duvall’s near McKaig.
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McKaig W. 8. C. S
McKaig Women’s Society of Christian Service
Charles Hossieth
MU Pleasant
Howard Scheel
George Droneburg
Rodney Rippeon
Kay Flock
Mter‘ang
Buckeystown
Exereet Duvall
McKaig
Postmaster General Announces Postal Service Restorations
Summerfield announced a pilot operation restoring parts of the postal service nationwide. The changes, effective next Monday, aim to recover service lost in 1956 and lessons learned would be extended to other regions.
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Washington
Summerfield
Court News items and marriage licenses filed locally
Court notices list absolute divorce bills for George T Grossnickle and Margaret Louise Grossnickle Louise Brooks Holden Richard J Holden Lillian Elizabeth Lee Watt Lacy Lee Lea Belie Nickoles Jack Carl Nickoles marriage licenses include James William Coulter Doris Elaine Carter 21 and 18. other couples include Grayson C Hooper Erma L Rice Kenneth C Wiebrecht Mary E Green Carl Lee Cline Regina Kirby Alfred R Thompson Betty J Clark Alfred E McCormick Geraldine Heflin and many property deeds transferring parcels for sums of 10 or 13 dollars and similar small amounts to named individuals and entities across Frederick County and surrounding areas.
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George T. Grossnickle
Margaret Louise Grossnickle
Richard J. Holden
Louise Brooks Holden
Lillian Elizabeth Lee
Watt Lacy Lee
Lea Belie Nickoles
Jack Carl Nickoles
James William Coulter
Knoxville
Doris Elaine Carter
East B Street
Brunswick
Grayson C. Hooper
Frederck
Erma L. Rice
Thurmont
Kenneth C. Wiebrecht
Mary E. Green
Hagerstown
William R. Cline
Williamsport
Regina Kirby
Alfred R. Thompson
Frederick
Betty J. Clark
Damascus
Alfred £. McCormick
Big Pool
Geraldine Heflin
Washington
St John’s Students Win Legion Essay Contest
St John’s High School students Miss Margaret Dunn and Michael Orth won the Americanism essay contest held by the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary. The group presented an American Flag to a school to be named and planned two girls’ participation in Girls State at Annapolis. Updates from several chairmen covered community projects including Easter events, child welfare, and veteran gifts, with preparations for Gold Star Mothers’ event and a junior conference in Williamsport.
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Michael
Orth
St. John’s High School
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Helen Cutsail
Alice Kennedy
Cutsail
Annapolis
Mildred Stately
Costa Rica
Katherine Stull
Kitty Eicholtz
Slaley Park
Stull
Baltimore
Virginia Miller
Edna Yelton
Sabillasville
Montevue
Alrs
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Mildred Fisher
Department
Red Cross
Madeline Gilberi
Gold Star
Yelton
Wilamsport
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Aitchison Convicted for Practicing Medicine Without License
Washington district jury convicts David Aitchison, 65, of Takoma Park on two counts of practicing medicine without a license. Assistant U. Attorney Samuel L. Hommedieu denounces the “Nature path” as a quack and dangerous, noting Aitchison claimed diagnosis by four drops of blood and a device that could identify correct pills for any disease from cancer to poison.
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Aitchison
Washington
David Artchisoen
Takoma Fark
District of Columbia
Samuel L.hommedieu
Nature Path
L'Hommedieu
Delaplaine Garden AAUW Tea Hosts Members and Guests
The Frederick Branch AAUW selects the Delaplaine garden at 1273 Dill Avenue as the Spring membership tea site from 4 to 5 30 this afternoon. in case of rain the event moves to Mrs Delaplaine's house. Honor guest is Mrs William Maltbie with attendees from Hood College Towson State and local graduates.
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AAUW
Hood College
Towson State Teachers College
Elizabeth Peters
William N. Shirey
Virginia Lewis
Frederick Branch
American Association of University Women
Legislative Branch
Sam W. Maples
Rockwell Terrace
Mise Lewis
Congressional
Congress
Maples
William R. Talley
Nevin S. Baker
Katherine Leichert
Janet Johnson
Edna Whipp Engaged to Lawrence Burkhardt
Mrs and Mrs Charles E Whipp Doubs announce the engagement of their daughter Edna Martha to Lawrence Eugene Burkhardt son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence J Burkhardt of Washington DC The wedding is planned for June and they will reside in Washington Miss Whipp has worked for the Federal Bureau of Investigation since 1945 after Frederick High School graduation Burkhardt earned an engineering degree from Catholic University and is pursuing a masters at the University of Maryland He is employed at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory White Oaks
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University of Maryland
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
White Oaks
Local Socials And Birth Report From Sinai Hospital
At 236 East Sixth street a gathering honored guests from Mrs. James Hill to Mrs. Robert Hil. The article notes refreshments served for dozens of women and girls. It also reports the birth of Arthur I Friedman, the first grandchild of Mr and Mrs Jack Friedman of 25 North Market Street, born Tuesday at Sinai Hospital Baltimore to Dr and Mrs Albert Friedman of Baltimore. Mother and son are doing nicely.
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Thomas Frederick Fleming
Biggs Avenue
Thomas Edward
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Hoffman
East Seventh Street
Francis Leif
the Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Charles William Yinger
Urbana
Pamela Sue
East Sixth Street
James Hill
Steve Roderick
Ernest Hill
Arthur Stine
Samuel Free
Robert Lininger
Charles Ford
David Ramsburg
Richard Hershberger
Blanche Harper
Grace Stine
Truby Hiltner
William Lake
Wilson Stull
Hilda Specht
Margaret Specht
Evelyn Stine
Louise Stockman
Josephine Monte
Pauline Euler
Shirley Stine
Nancy Creager
Robert Hil
Jack Friedman
North Market Street
Sinai Hospital
Baltimore
I and
Albert Friedman
Balltimore
Arthur I. Friedman
Women Groups Clash Over United Nations and Trade
In Washington on April 24, the League of Women Voters and the Daughters of the American Revolution clash over United Nations and reciprocal trade policies. The league plans public backing for the U N and trade programs, while the DAR calls for curbs on U N powers and warns treaties could supersede the Constitution. The DAR hosts a national convention as the League holds a three day council session with 122000 and 176000 members respectively.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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National Council
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Council
Lewistown Church Group Meets and Officers Elected
The Lewistown Methodist Church Women’s Society met at Mrs. Calvin Rice’s home on April 14 with prayers, devotions, and a program stressing loyalty to Jesus Christ. Mrs. Albert Powell was elected president with officers including vice president Mrs. Jewell Beeson and treasurer Mrs. Earle Bowers. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set for May 12 at 8 pm. City police listed several arrests including R. D. Bowlus on a non support warrant and others for various charges.
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Lewistown
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Lewistown Methodist Church
Calvin Rice
B. F. Hartley
Pauline Fogle
Joseph
Pauline Stull
Jean Wachter
Maxine Green
Rice
Jesse Marshall
R. D. Bowlus
West Patrick Street
Towson
Staley and
N. Dorsey
Sergt. Dietz
Robert D. Wagner, Jr
Fredericksburg
Glenn Mower
Myerstown
Sergt
Dietz
Earl
Nelson, Jr
Gaithersburg
Kanade
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Winchester Street
Fred W. Perschen, Jr
Peace slogans mark May Day in Soviet Union
The central committee of the Communist Party outlines peaceful settlement of world issues in 47 May Day slogans printed on front pages of Pravda and Moscow papers. Premier Malenkov reiterates the same spirit, while diplomats view the statements as current party policy.
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Moscow
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Pravda
Georgi Marenkov
Malenkov
Birthday Dinner for C H Painter and Family in Lovettsville
A surprise birthday dinner was held Sunday at C H Painter's Lovettsville home in honor of Painter, observed alongside the birthdays of his daughter Ethel and son Renace. Hymns were sung with Rev John Myers leading, and many relatives and friends attended from nearby towns including Purcellville, Knoxville, Brunswick, and Sharpsburg.
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C. H. Painter
Lovettsville
Ethel
Renace
John Myers
Eppa Frye
Lillie Frye
Ellwood Rust
Daisy Knight
Jimmy Roherback
Knoxville
Ann Arnold
Frederick
Eugene Painter
Charles Cooper
Judy
Peggy Jean Cooper
Ruth Orrison
Werner Orrison
Billy Orrison
Shelley Dawson
Donna
Palma Dawson
George Bready
Bubbles Bready
Eula Frye
Mary Ann Hahn
Norma Lee Dawson
Noah Bess
Brunswick
Mrs. Myers
Sharpsburg
Deeds Recorded In Braddock Hagerstown Road and More
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office for several properties. Bessie Schwartz sold to Jessie Cat sail at 114 East Church Street for about 18000 dollars. Thomas A Shepardley and wife sold to circle W Brown land on the north side of the new Hagerstown Road in Braddock district for about 16000 dollars. Edith Schildknecht and C Everett Schildknecht sold to Harvey E Rice properties at 20 22 East Fifth Street for about 5500 dollars. Hubert D Bailey and J K Brown sold to Circle W Brown about 68.75 acres of mountain land in Thurmont district for about 4000 dollars.
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Schwartz
Jessie S. Catsail
East Church Street
Thomas A. Shepley
Stonewall J. Beall
New Hagerstown Road
Braddock District
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C. Everett Schildknecht
Harvey E. Rice
East Fifth Street
Hubert D. Bailey
J. K. Brown
Clrcle W
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