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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1954

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7

AEC May Locate In This County

Washington Aug 7 Representative W Sterling Cole said the Atomic Energy Commission is considering moving outside Washington possibly to Maryland north west of the city near Thurmont about 30 miles away. He noted a revised atomic energy bill would allow a site near Washington and thought 35 miles away would be permissible. Senator Hickenlooper said the move aims to consolidate scattered operations for efficiency and security, with current federal law limiting the district but permitting broader leeway.

Washington W. Sterling Cole Atomic Energy Commission Cole Senate House Atomic Energy Committee Maryland AEC Capital Frederick Pentagon Thurmont Bath N. Y Commission Congressional Committee Hickenlooper Towa District of Columbia

Grange backs retention of Emergency Hospital services

A unanimous Frederick County Grange vote endorsed keeping the Emergency Hospital to aid lower income residents. The group cited maternity care access for those who otherwise lack it and praise from former patients despite limited facilities. An auxiliary to boost staff was proposed as morning sessions concluded at Walkersville Hall during the Walkersville Community Grange event.

Frederick County Grangers Law Auxiliary Walkersville Glade Valley Grange Thurmont Grange Vernon Holter Juanita Myers Thurmont Farmers and Traders Insurance Co Russell Dudrow Ballenger Pomona Edward Holter Middletown Charles King E. Earl Remsberg Carroll Manor Rachel Remsberg Charlotte Remsberg William Kepler Sarah King

Farm safety talk and youth dress contest details

Betty Stiles of New Market took second and Beverly Hahn of Lewis town placed third in a youth contest. Under nine, a doll dress starred Mary Clemson of Brad dock. Other garments were modeled for an audience with narration by Mrs. C Renn Remsburg and music by Mrs. Ray Zimmerman. Guy Geinger, Maryland agricultural engineer, discussed farm safety and showed related slides and interviews. The Pomona meeting is set for November 6 at New Market. Labor field described as a Communist training ground by Senator Jenner. A year is 365.2422 days long with a leap day every four years.

Betty Stiles New Market Beverly Hahn Lewistown Mary Clemson Braddock Pomona Home Economics C. Renn Remsburg Ray Zimmerman Guy Geinger University of Maryland Frederick

Chief Justice Warren To Speak At Taney Monument Event

Chief Justice Earl Warren of the U S Supreme Court will keynote a Taney monument unveiling at St Johns Catholic Cemetery in Frederick on Sunday October 24 The event is sponsored by the Cumberland Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus An invitation was extended through Maryland attorney general William C Walsh and dignitaries include U S Senators Butler and Beall The program will begin with a Mass at St Johns Church at 1130 am a parade and ceremonies at the cemetery with Mayor John A Derr delivering the welcome

Earl Warren United States Supreme Court Roger Brooke Taney St. John’s Catholic Taney General Warren Assembly Dred Scott Taney Walsh Maryland William C. Walsh Cumberland United States California Frederick Dwight D. Eisenhower U.S John M. Butler J. Glenn Beall John A. Derr St. John’s Church St. John’s Cemetery East Third Street Derr J. Donald Murray Arthur F. Young Richard C. Mitchell St. John’s Alton J. Lapps General Assembly Joseph W. Urner The

Key Hotel and Station WEMD Managers Named

County Historical Society notes Panty W. McAuliffe manages the Francis Scott Key Hotel while Alan W. Long oversees Station WEMD. The item records leadership at two local properties and highlights ongoing historical society outreach.

Two Youths Held For Investigation In Airline Slaying

In Miami two youths were held for investigation of the murder of Eastern Air Lines steward William T. Simpson, 26, whose body was found on a deserted road after a man said he shot him. Charles L. Lawrence, 19, a telephone company stockroom employee, and Lewis Richard Killem, 20, were identified by Sheriff Thomas J. Kelly.

Miami Fla Thomas J. Kelly Charles L. Lawrence Lewis Richard Killem Kelly Lawrence William T. Simpson Eastern Air Lines

Police add murder detail from roadside shooting case

The sheriff quoted Lawrence saying the suspect ordered the man out of the car and demanded his wallet. Simpson’s body was found about 500 yards from his convertible. An autopsy showed a gunshot wound on the right side and death from blood loss. Photographers snap millions of exposures daily amid rising demand.

Lawrence Simpson

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