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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1954
Page
2
Washington announces the 1954 55 migratory waterfowl season framework. Ducks geese and roots may run Oct 1 to Jan 10 with state set dates, hours after Aug 25. States may extend to Jan 20 by trading two hunting days per extension, only with a consecutive days season. split seasons end Jan 10. Atlantic flyway allows 60 consecutive days or two 27 day splits.
The Frederick newspaper The News dated Tuesday August 10 1954 lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes pricing for 1 month 1.09 3 months 2.50 6 months 4.50 and 1 year 13.00. It is entered as second class matter at the Frederick MD post office.
The report to the Interstate Commerce Commission shows a $704,600,000 deficit in last year for passenger service, with passenger traffic down 42 percent since 1917 and mileage 4 percent lower since 1929. Railroads warn service is irreplaceable in emergencies and urge analysis of subsidies or innovations to prevent vanishing in communities.
The Iranian government seized British oil assets in Iran and now Anglo-American Oil Co will receive about 80 million dollars in petroleum over eight years from 1956. Critics argue the move bankrupts Iran and harms U S refining, while some see potential stability gains for the Middle East and renewed production as beneficial to the free world.
A House Agricultural Committee staff study finds farm prices fell 20 percent in three years, but consumer food costs did not drop due to marketing and processing costs. Industrial workers can buy more food now thanks to higher hourly earnings, yet many with fixed or rising living costs remain in the forgotten class.
The Braddock Heights Community Association expresses gratitude for the generous coverage of its lawn fete in the News-Post papers. The publicity greatly contributed to the event’s success. Signed by GUY A. NEAL President and Thanes S. Morton Secretary Braddock Heights. August 8.
Former President Hoover visits his birthplace in West Branch Iowa to mark his 8th birthday with official honors and deliver a major policy speech. West Branch prepares with flags crowds and festive food as about 50 000 visitors are anticipated. Hoover is accompanied by his sons Herbert Jr and Allan and their families. The American Cancer Society research is noted in the District of Columbia.
Health officials confirm complaints must be in writing to prompt action on nuisance dumping. Maryland health and attorney general opinions say a local officer needs a written complaint from a qualified medical practitioner or two affected residents before abating the nuisance. Magistrate court had heard a case about refuse removal where no ruling yet given.
The Willing Workers of the Church of God met at Rev. and Mrs. Cecil’s home with 15 attendees. Frances Long presided. readings, prayers, duets and a trio were given by members including Roy Lookingbill and Betty Baugher. Articles were sold, treasury funds increased, and refreshments were served.
Aug 19 1904 report notes MR PATRICK E LONG proprietor City Hotel buys Braddock Heights lot for a family cottage to be ready next summer. EDGAR GARRIELD GUYTON appointed manager and teacher of the McDonald Institute Commercial department at Ta Plata. Crowd of 1000 at Buckeystown watches Hyattstown defeat Adamstown 10 to 6. Whipp and Rev Bready for Adamstown. Talbot for Hyattstown with 12 strikeouts. Marvin Angleberger farms near Frederick on Dr Johnsons property yields 35 bushels wheat per acre from seven acres. Dr THOMAS B JOHNSON on East Patrick Street buys two new steam automobiles for professional use.
Lightning struck and burned the Lewis Brows barn and wagon shed north of Jefferson, destroying both. Hundreds visited the Western Maryland Trust Company on its first day in operation. Mayor Culler announced arrangements with the transient bureau to employ transients starting today to quarry stone west of Parkway School. Frederick parking problems were discussed at a conference with the Automobile Club of Maryland, the Mayor, and Aldermen.
In Frederick MD magistrate court this morning Lon H Markle of Winchester VA was found not guilty of reckless driving after a wide turn from East South Street to Franklin Street. Chester D Spielman of Martinsburg WV received a fine for speeding on East Patrick Street. Francis William Coleman of Baltimore paid 25 for rear light violations and missing a trial. collateral forfeited for others.
The Emantsburg town council dredged 1,200 feet of Flat Run in the east end to eliminate stagnant pools and mosquito infestation. Chairman Thomas Frailey led the last week board meeting where residents complained about odors from the disposal plant. Kline Construction Company of Frederick handled the dredge and drain work while the council asserted the plant operates efficiently and bears no responsibility for odors.
Washington argues there is no constitutional basis to censure Senator McCarthy or other senators. He notes three clauses grant limited power to judge elections, set rules, and immune rights, and warns a censure motion could unleash broad, unconstitutional expulsions and condemnations across the Senate.
Washington reports Republicans briefing Eisenhower indicate the legislative session could wind up next week after a Thursday conference. White House aides say the President will cancel his Colorado vacation to stay in Washington while the Senate and House remain in session. GOP leaders say the heavy docket rules out a Saturday finish.
Alicia Hart explains padded bras help shape and fit, urging natural-looking curves. She notes size and strap adjustments matter, recommends longline or bandeau styles for different figures, and emphasizes upliftment to create firm youthful contours.
The six member Senate committee chaired by Sen Watkins will open hearings into unbecoming conduct charges against Sen McCarthy on August 30. Public, not televised, cross examination permitted. chief counsel yet to be named. role of staff and witnesses still unsettled. The panel may mirror federal trial procedures, with questions about who will testify against McCarthy and who will cross examine. The setup follows the McCarthy Army hearings and the 26 charges previously brought by Flanders Fulbright Morse.
The Buckeystown community completed a typhoid vaccination drive with 319 residents receiving the last of a three shot series on Monday. Dr. Forbes H Burgess warns those not yet fully immunized to seek care within eight days for protection and notes boosters within a year count for partial protection. Health officials, prompted by illness and a carrier, surveyed water and sewage and will pursue a long range sanitation plan.
A collage of biblical verses and literary quotes notes courage, faith, and fate. It links Isaiah, Matthew, Kings, Plautus, and George MacDonald to themes of hardship, service, fear, and resilience.
North west area residents pressed to declare the north south by pass undesirable. Officials pledge another public meeting to review the plan amid protests over Apple avenue route and potential effects on development taxes and property values. Mayor Derr urges a careful review while two Planning Commission members may be replaced.
The Union Electric Co said cooling load from air conditioners is about 168000 kilowatts, enough for Omaha residential use. They estimate 60000 room-type units on their lines now, up from 5400 in 1950.
Lufburrow muses on the unpredictability of daily life while noting the average value of a ton of US bituminous coal at the mine in 1953 was about 4.91 dollars. The brief column mixes reflective commentary with a historical price datum.
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