Endorse Ike Plan To Feed East German
At a Frederick County Pomona Grange meeting held at Elm Street School Braddock Grange hosted endorsing President Eisenhower’s program and allied efforts to provide food and supplies for East Germany. The session announced future events including contests, safety essays, and a nursery of farm product research led by Brig. Gen. Harold P. Newton who discussed new uses for farm crops and milk products like Dextrand as a plasma extender.
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Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Elm Street
Braddock Grange
Eisenhower
Congress
U. S
East Germany
Bruce E. Crum
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Frederick
D. Vernon Holter
Holter
Miss Myers
Peggy Moore
Ballenger
Franke
Braddock
Robert Boyer
Carolyn Roberts
Naomi Clemson
Billy Summers
Charles Roberts
Harold P. Newton
Camp Detrick
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Newton
Agriculture Department
Gen. Newton
Gen
Vesing
Home Economics Committee
Howard Smith
Dorothy Sharkey
Lem Wiles
Charlotte Remsberg
Glade Valley
Braddock Juvenile Grange
Montgomery County Fair Opens August 25
Montgomer y County Fair kicks off August 25 at Gaithersburg with 30 000 in prizes and blue ribbons. 4 H youths bring pigs cattle horses goats and sheep. 4 H Children’s Day offers free tickets, homemaking classes and food craft sessions.
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Edgar Bidweger
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Edgar Sais
Poland- China
Titus
Two End Lives Over Weekend in Frederick and Carroll
Two men died from gunshot wounds Saturday evening in Walkersville and Mt. Airy. James Marshall Hoffman, 5, of the Ephraim Zimmerman farm, Walkersville, died at home after a family return from a picnic. a rifle bullet was in his head. Harry E. Clary, 70, of Mt. Airy, died about 3 p.m. in his residence. despondence and stomach trouble were noted. Hoffman, a 14-year Frederick County resident and Zimmerman farm worker, leaves a wife and three children plus siblings. Clary, a lifelong Mt. Airy resident, left a widow and siblings. Both funerals planned for Tue. interment at Rocky Hill and Pine Grove cemeteries.
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Walkersville
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Carroll County
James Marshall Hoffman
Ephraim Zimmerman
Harry E. Clary
Dorsey Avenue
Hoffman
County
Fairfield
Frederick County
Zimmerman
Annie Bishop Hoffman
Charles Hoffman
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Jr. C
Joan Houck Hoffman
Charles Franklin
Virginia Ruth
James William
Germany
Charles
Harry
Ladiesburg
John
Woodsboro
David
Mary Glacken
Bruceville
Sadie Martin
Bruce Cadaman
Esther Singer
Hollie Snyder
Rocky Hill Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Tony Clary
W. DeWitt Dickey
Pine Grove Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Allies Accused By Reds Of Further Violations
The Reds charged the Allies with two more truce violations as the Korean armistice commission met at Panmunjom. A U N spokesman called the charges not serious and said they would be investigated. The Communists claimed aircraft circled the demilitarized zone on Wednesday and Thursday while Maj Gen Blackshear M. Bryan headed the U N team.
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U. N
Korean Military Armistice Commission
Panmunjom
Oace
U. N.red Armistice Commission
Korea
Blackshear M. Bryan
Britain seeks four power talks with Soviet Union
London reports Acting Prime Minister Richard A Butler told the House of Commons that Britain still desires high level four power talks with Russia, while denying conflict with U S administration views. He said Britain, France and the United States have invited the Soviet government to a foreign ministers conference on German unity and an Austrian treaty, with a reply awaited. The possibility of a high level conference remains open and would be welcomed by Britain.
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London
Churchill
Parlament
Britain
Sll
Russia
Washington
House of Commons
Richard A. Butler
NATO
Germany
France
United States
Wheat Farmers to Decide on Marketing Quotas and Supports
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson issued a national wheat marketing quota prompting a referendum among farmers. The August 14 vote requires a two thirds yes to activate quotas, with 30 percent of parity supports if quotas pass and unchanged allotment rules. Wheat supply is about 52 percent above normal, driving the action. Farmers with over 15 acres of wheat or 200 bushels produced are eligible, and 1954 acreage allotments remain in place regardless of the referendum.
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Ezra Taft
Benson
George J. Martin
Maryland Production and, Marketing Administration
Martin
Rotary appoints committees for Frederick club 1953-54 year
The Rotary Club of Frederick completed its 1953-54 activity committee appointments announced by President Paul W. McAuliffe. New officers inducted July 1 include Roger H. Willard vice president William R. Slemmer secretary treasurer and William B. Bennett Jr assistant to the secretary. Directors named are Dr. Norvell Belt Dr. Ignatius Bjorlee Warner L. Brittain Lewis R. DertzBaugh Girard W. Gallup William E. Hardy McAuliffe Clade M. Roney and Mr. Willard. Committees cover club service attendance fellowship program public information Rotary information auditing club singing vocational service community service rural urban traffic youth student vocational advisor and international service with various chairmen and members listed.
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Rotary Club of
Frederick
Paul W. McAuliffe
Roger H. Willard
William R. Slemmer
William B. Bennett, Jr
Norvell Belt
Ignatius Bjorlee
Warner L. Brittain
Lewis R. DertzBaugh
Girard W. Gallup
William E. Hardy
Mr. McAuliffe
Clade M. Roney
Mr. Willard
Thomas E. Williams
Charles W. Ross
William C. Strobel
Robert Pilgram
William H. B. Anders
A. I. Ellin
Joseph Styche
Richard Baumgardner
J. D. Duve
Carroll Hendrickson
Girard Gallup
Eugene Thomas
L. V. Reughan
Mr. Roney
Berton E Carmichael
C. Cyn] Klein
Robert W. Uebchert
Allen G Quinn
Elmer J. Eshleman
T. Edgie Russell
Hood Scholarships Awarded June Miller of Brunswick
A Brunswick girl will enter Hood College in September with a Freshman Music scholarship and a Frederick Female Seminary scholarship. June Miller, Brunswick High School graduate, is the first Frederick County girl to win the music grant. About $30,000 is set for scholarships and $15,000 for self help jobs. Other incoming freshmen from Frederick County and Hood returning students also receive FFS grants.
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Brunswick
Hood College
June Miller
Frederick Female Seminary
Frederick
Grace N. Brown
Miller
Woman's College of
Frederick County
Frederick High School
Helen Hall
George Elmer Hall
Guilford Farm
Barbara Kaufman
Wilfred L. Kaufman
Barbara Thomas
Daniel K. Thomas
Harmony Grove
Hood
Ramona Crown
Anne Funk
Mary Ann Howe
Johanna Magaha
Airy
Verna Parkinson
Barbara Salyers
Barbara Weaver
Helen Yinger
Braddock Heights
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Susan
Ann Shuster
C. Willard Shuster
Glen Rock
N. J
Sidney Tavern
Joseph J. Tavern
Andover
Mass
Shuster
Ridgewood High School
Ridgewood
Miss Tavern
Prichard High School
Dolores O’conner
Marcelius O’conner
Philadelphia
Philadelphia High School
O'Conner
Miss Shuster
Maryland
Dominica Mileto
Annapolis
Jeanne Schmidt
Towson
Ramona Crowl
Anne Smith
Nancy Swearingen
Thurmont
Hood Alumniae Association
Women’s Guild of
Evangelical and Reformed ‘Church
Brown
Soldier Killed In Turnpike Car Crash Near Somerset
SOMERSET Pa Aug 2 A car overturned on the Pennsylvania Turnpike killing Sd Earl L Hoke of Blackwell Okla and injuring two companions. Pt Edward J Raimondi 22 of Pittsburgh and Pfe John Domino Jr 2 of Budgeville Pa sustained injuries described as fair. Pvt Roy Tuer witnessed the wreck six miles west of the Lost Interchange.
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Somerset. Pa
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Camp Pickett
Earl L. Hoke
Blackwell
Okla
Edward J. Raimondi
Pittsburch
Somerset Commaniy Hospital
Pfe
John Domino Jr
Budgeville
Roy Tuer
Imerchange
Britain to test new atomic weapons in Australia next October
Supply Minister Duncan Sandys told the House of Commons Britain will conduct tests of powerful new atomic weapons at the Woomera range in south Australia next October. He hinted Britain may have surpassed the United States in some weapon areas and offered to exchange atomic secrets with the United States. The tests follow Britain's October 3 1948 Monte Bello Island bomb test.
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London
Britain
Australia
United States
Duncan Sandys
House of Commons
Sandys
Churchill
Woomera
South Australia
Monte Bello Island
U. S
Canada
Deeds Filed for Sale of Several Properties on East Patrick Street
Clerk records show deeds for the sale of a three story building at 14 East Patrick Street. Benjamin Rosenour Jr and life tenant under Gerson Rosenour’s will, with Gerald R. Rosenour, sold to Alden & Fisher for about 45000. Fisher kept rear acreage and sold the rest including the building to Reuben N. Caplan for 342000. Charles P. Staley and spouse sold property at East 1st and East Streets to Oran C.ase for about 37600. Arthur D. Lambert sold at 15 East Fifth Street to John W. Brachey for about 8650.
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East Patrick Street
Benjamin Rosenour, Jr
Gerson Rosenour
Gerald R. Rosenour
Alden &. Fisher
Reuben N. Caplan
Charles P. Staley
Principal Quits Taneytown To Join Frostburg State Faculty
Stanley S. Stahl, Taneytown Elementary principal, resigns to join Frostburg State Teachers College faculty. Mrs. Stahl, employed at Carroll County War Memorial Medical Center, also resigns to move with her husband. They plan to relocate around September 1.
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Taneytown
Stanley S. Stahl
Frostburg State Teachers College
Stahl
Carroll County War Memorial Medical Center
Three Die In Crash Of Plane At Allentown Pa
Three longtime friends and political associates die when their private Beechcraft Bonanza crashes in a wooded Pennsylvania game preserve 13 miles north of Allentown. The victims are William Tudor Gardiner former governor of Maine Edward E. Chase Maine legislator and Edwin S. Burt Maine wholesale grocer. They were returning from a reunion in Shamokin to Boston. Rain and heavy clouds were reported at the crash site.
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Allentown
Maine
Pennsylvania
William Tudor Gardiner
Bath
Boston
Mass
Edward E. Chase
Cape Elizabeth
Edwin S. Burt
South Portland
Portland
56Th Pioneer Infantry Association
Shamokin
Warm Praise Given To Taft
A Washington tribute fills the capital as President Eisenhower Senate leaders and foes praise Sen. Robert A Taft of Ohio after his death from cancer in New York The outpouring spans leaders from both parties including Lyndon Johnson Harry S Truman and Herbert Hoover with condemnations and memories of Tafts principled career Flags are lowered nationwide and at Ohio federal buildings as Mrs Taft receives condolences from the President in Washington and other tributes surface from rivals and colleagues.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Congress
Taft
Senate
Republican
New York
Sen
Bricker
Tait
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bob Taft
Lewis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ffowest
America
Harry S. Truman
Senator Taft
Herbert Hoover
Bohemian Grove
Calif
Dirksen
Byrd
D-Vai
Sen. Wesker
R-Ida
Welker
Ban on Water Uses Remains in Frederick
Frederick keeps the 4 to 10 p m sprinkling ban in force as water supplies stay below normal. Water Superintendent Davis says Fishers Creek dam barely flows, Linganore plant runs 24 hours, and Tuscarora Creek line remains shut due to shortage. City officials note calls about the ban and compare to Baltimore extending its ban. July's rain totals and heat are noted with forecasts for August in the eighties and cooler nights.
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Frederick
City Hall
William J. Davis
Fishing Creek Dam
Linganore
Tuscarora Creek
Donald B. Rice
Davis
Baltamore City
Repatriated POWs to receive 150 cash plus back pay
About 3 313 American war prisoners due home midweek will get 150 in cash and the rest of their back pay via treasury checks. Maj Gen William Dean, former 4th Division commander, will have about 30 000 in back pay minus allotments for his family. A 100 strong team will accompany them aboard troop ships from Inchon. The voyage home will take 12 to 14 days with dockings in San Francisco or Seattle. Some seriously ill cases will be flown directly home.
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Freedom Village
Korea
Treasury
William Dean
Red
Dean
Taejon
Inchon
San Francisco
Seattle
United States
Podner
Times Square
Davalillo Recalled by Senators to Shortstop Duty
Jus 30 on Pompeye Davalillo, farmed out after one day of spring training, is recalled from Charlotte by the Washington Senators. The 154-pound Venezuelan, a 316 hitter in Class B baseball, will take over at shortstop as Manager Bucky Harris seeks to steady Pete Runnels. Runnels moves to second base and Wayne Terwilliger shifts nearby.
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Davalillo
Washington
Pompeye Davalillo
Charlotte
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Pete Runnels
Runnels
Wayne Terwilliger
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Wachaprague
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Maryland Hospital Service
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R H Dabney
Marjand Hospital Service
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Rotary
Frank Keefer
Potomac River
Virginia
Thomas G. Mohler
State Roads Commission
Bowers Construction Company
Raleigh, N.C
American Bridge Company
Miss Miller
Brunswick High School
Ralph H. Miller
Carmack
Yellow Springs Park
Harry E. Carmack
Harvey H. Carmack
Emory L. Carmack
Catherine E. Biser
Harry F. Carmack
Anha M. Gibson
Edith W. Carmack
Edith I. Summers
Madeline C. Summers
Florence C. Bowers
Mary C. Biser
Harry Carmack
William Rice
Paul Carmack
Walter Summers
Paul Summers
Helen Summers
Edith Summers
Annabelle Myers
Claudia Armstrong
Vincent Biser
Haber Biser
Sharon Biser
Emory Carmack
Sandra Warley
Maurice Crum
Dennis Crum
Daniel Crum
Nancy Crum
Leslie Wachter
Eugene Wachter
Judith Wachter
Fred Bowers
Ronnie Bowers
Doris Kolb
Sharon Kolb
Ci&ster Redmond
Linda Redmond
Mark Redmond
Ann Redmond
Harvey Carmack
Margaret Esworthy
Anna Marie Gibson
Cynthia Gibson
Ronnie Gibson
Jo Ann Gidson
George Young
Connie Yours
Bonnie Young
Saundra Young
Renmn Young
Robert Lee Bell
Ammon E. Elworthy
Mt. Pleasant
Gelack
Leineret Has
Union Chapel
Church Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hestua C. Foster
Optimist Club
Weer South Street
Inglewood
Frances Kemp
Jpnjaries
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Ous
Rockville Pike
Bethesda Naval Hospital
George
Calvin C. Lombard
Bethesda
Camp _Waredaca
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