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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1954

Page

2

Farmers Faces and Food Prices Outlook

Two reports forecast lower prices in coming months with varying detail. The Agriculture Department study cites food availability and consumption while the House Agriculture Committee notes farm income trends. Neither shows a broad pass-through to retail costs due to processing and distribution expenses. Ballenger 4H meets at Donna Jean Compher’s home with plans for a Fair booth and a committee formed to report results.

Department of Agriculture Agriculture Department House Agriculture Committee U. S Ballenger Donna Jean Compher RED Frederick Nellie Shafer Sarah King Martha Haugh Jean Wiles Helen Engle Peggy Rage Leslie Wiles Charlotte

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Comms Of The News

The note section recalls three Stanley steam autos traveling from Frederick to Antietam and back, a freight car accident in Brunswick, a possible one cent bread rise, a fatal B and O brakeman, a Jefferson County camping party along the Potomac, and a July 31 summer wedding in New Market.

Frederick Bakers Herman E. Roder, JR B and O. RR Brunswick

Frederick businessman dies at 72 in Baltimore

Edward D Grove, a well known Frederick businessman and first vice president of the M. J. Grove Lime Company, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore at age 72. He also served as general manager for the Stephens City plant. Temperatures rose to 95 degrees as August trends returned. Ralph DePalma, famed racer, visited Frederick Motor Company and recalled his 1915 Indianapolis Memorial Day victory. Carl W. Snook posted a course record at Ca. Yochin Country Club, finishing 18 holes one under par.

Edward D Grove Frederick Johns Hopkins Hospial Baltimore M. J. Grove Lime Company Stephens City Mercury Ralph DePalma Frederick Motor Company Ca. Yochin Country Club Carl W. Snook

Five Convicts Who Escaped Recaptured

Five dangerous convicts who led the Norfolk prison break were recaptured across Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut. Two hostages a guard and a Pawtucket civilian were freed unharmed. Richard Lavoie 40 of Woonsocket RI was recaptured with a broken foot in a Pawtucket swamp. Ringleader Russell Haliday 26 from Cambridge MA and James L Schwvorm 31 from Malden MA were captured by Connecticut state police at the crash site in Putnam. William J Couture 50 of Faunton MA and Wartin F Feeney 36 of Boston were flushed from nearby woods.

Putnam. Conn Norfolk Mase Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Pawtucket, R.T Richard Lavoie Woonsocket Pawtucket West End Putnam

Engagement Announcement for Mars Dean Lees

Vaurnter Engaged VWycant Mrs Wallace Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Mars Dean Lees to Graydon Leesourz. The wedding is planned for late fall with the groom’s family noting prior Mrs. Lees and late Mr. Lees.

Wallace Smith Short Hill Tn Derin G Leece Sits Ragat Rofers Graydon Leesourz Lees Ray W Esce Frederick Connie Rae Alvey D. Youngs Alvey D. Young Exxe Frederick High School My Young Randolph Macon l Academy

Court Grants Dorsey Access to Voting Records in District

In Baltimore Philip Dorces, an unsuccessful Democratic candidate for attorney general, won a court order allowing him to inspect voters authorization cards in the Ath Learsla tre District under Judge Cullen. The ruling stresses inspection is specific and not precedent, noting possible misuse for harassment. Davies’s petition is deemed bona fide and proper.

Baltimore Philp H. Dorces Democrate Attoiney Ath Learslatre James K. Culler Devter- Ray Dorsey Cullen Davies

Chapel Reopening Noted In Magazine Feature

The Urbana circuit restored Koontz Chapel Methodist Church ahead of Memorial Day and reopened July 4 with a communion service. Twenty nine men led the effort, plans include wiring for electric lights and a fundraising picnic on August 21 to support the project. Rev. W C Harpold will speak at Koontz Chapel at 11 o clock on Sunday on "The House In Our Midst."

Koontz Chapel Methodist Church Methodist Men's Clubs Methodist Men's Club Urbana Shelby E. Southard Wm. C. Harpold Frederick W. C. Harpold Koontz Harpold Koontz Chapel

Art and Craft Show at Mullinix Park Highlights Local Talent

Mullinix Park hosted its annual arts and craft show on Thursday evening August 12, sponsored by the women's auxiliary of American Legion No. 112. Judges included Mrs. Ida Brown Mrs. Mary Wilson and Mrs. Louise Those. Winners spanned categories from crayon drawing to embroidery with multiple participants noted for top prizes such as Celeste Thomas Edwina White and Marie Thomas among others.

Mullinix Park Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion No. 112 Bernice DeLauter Ida Brown Mary Wilson Louise Angela Hall Nathan Sewell Corinda Burnett Celeste Thomas Edwina White Marie Thomas Marie Barnes Carol Ann Jackson Salt Evelyn Thomas Cheryl Hall Doris Jackson Thomas Foreman Jo Ann Hall Rita Jackson Sylvia Lee DeLissa A. Thompson Robert Logan Lowell Levarne Sewell Ann Wiftts Gladys Garner Marie Barnes Jamsards Bernice Jackson Ann Clayton Billy Offutt Frederick Akron Beacon-Journal Akron

Fiedmont League Scores Mixed Night Across Cities

Hagerstown defeated Newport News 9 to 2 while York edged Petersburg 4 to 2. Lancaster beat Norfolk 4 to 3 and Portsmouth won 2 to 1 in other Piedmont League games.

Hagerstown Newport News York CH Petersburg Lancaster Norfolk Lanchbure Portsmouth

President's press briefings invite misreading and harm

A column by David Lawrence argues Eisenhower faces growing damage from incomplete briefing at press conferences. It notes misstatements on severing relations with Soviet Russia and internal party support, suggesting better briefings to prevent misinformation and party disunity.

David Lawrence Washington Republican Party United States Eisenhower Soviet Russia Mark Clark Senate Rules Committee Jenner Indiana McCarran Nevada Senate Russia Clark House of Representatives Europe House Committee Heas New Jersey Clifford Case Case New York Times White House Sherman Adams New Hampshire Adams Governor Adams Hed Congress Aizhta

Frederick students attend aviation workshop and club notices

Miss Isabel Marie Frommyer of Frederick High attends the Third National Aviation Education Workshop in Boulder through August 25. Susan McAuliffe visits Ohio relatives. Garden Club hosts luncheon with speaker Lewis Rudisell on wildlife conservation in Maryland. Mr and Mrs Woodrow W Hay welcome a second son, Robert Eugene, born August 5. Multiple local residents are noted for visits, birthdays and family events across Frederick, including birthdays, travel, and hospital births.

Isabel Marie Frommyer Frederick High School Civil Air Patrol University of Colorado Boulder Susan McAuliffe Paul McAuliffe Francis Scott Key Hotel Ohio Holmes D. Baker Garden Club Frederick Waverley Farm Lewis Rudisell Fish and Game Conservation Service Maryland R. E. Town Woodrow W. Hay Lockwood Road Baltimore Robert Eugene Hay Annabelle Delauter BR. Leslie Delauter Harry L. Rowe Fast Patrick Street Penny Lea Frederick Memorial Hospital

Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Bridge Party Set at Hood College

The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held its monthly luncheon at the Elks Club on Tuesday. September date is set for the annual benefit bridge party at Hood College at eight p.m. Proceeds fund equipment for Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Norvella Stanley is general chair, with a full committee announced. Dr F.CD Worthington spoke on a suction machine to be purchased from party proceeds. Clyde E. Thomas was guest speaker showing Europe trip photos including Rome and Holland. Next month’s social calendar features a mid day event at the Washington Monument.

Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club Elks Club Grant A. de Shazer C R Bowles Hood College Norvella Stanley Frederick Memorial Hospital F.cd Worthington Clyde E. Thomas Europe Thomas Rome Stratford-on- Avon Germany Belgium Holland Washington Monument

Temperature Range in Hawaiian Islands Question

The reader asks about winter and summer lowland temperatures in the Hawaiian Islands. The answer notes average winter lows around seven degrees Fahrenheit and summer highs around seventy eight degrees Fahrenheit in the lowlands, reflecting a very narrow range.

Hawaiian Islands

Local births and baseball leadership chatter in Frederick area

Side Glauces ersville announces birth of a daughter at Frederick Memorial Hospital with Jane Hubble listed as former Miss. Myersville families welcome twins weighing 144 pounds combined at Frederick Memorial. Local trip reports include Eldridge and McLuckie families visiting. PFC Guy Dunkin stationed at Fort Meade spent weekend home. Baseball talk weighs managerial moves across major teams, with Shoots at Detroit and Philadelphia. Stanky's status in St. Louis, Lopez in Cleveland, Richards in Chicago, Harris in Washington, and Stengel possibly long tenure with New York.

Ersville Frederick Memorial Hospital Ahab Jane Hubble Henry Hubble Myersville Guy Dunkin Fort Meade Foxville Dunkin States Korea Chuck Dressen Freddie Hutchinson Detroit Phillies Terry Moore Phils Steve O'Neill Cardinal Cubs Stan Hack Phil Cavarretta Hack al Lopez Paul Richards Chicago Bucky Harris Washington Casey Stengel Yankee

Roundup of Sports by Jack Hand

New York based column analyzes 1955 major league manager churn with Ed die Doost likely out for the Athletics amid front office feuds and mounting debts while Lou Boudreau faces fan resistance in Boston and Jimmy Dykes survives a confidence vote with Baltimore slumping near the bottom as Marty Marion and Rogers Hornsby sit out managerial roles. An aside notes India’s small share of world production.

Jack Hand Gayle Talbot New York Ilean House Philadelphia A’s Philadelphia Kansas City Dallas Toronto Shickshinny Eddie Doost A’s Mack Brothers Bills Boston Lou Boudreau Fenway Red Sox Jimmy Dykes Baltimore Orioles Marty Marion Rogers Hornsby India

Classic Car Club Tour Reaches Frederick en Route to Roanoke

About 20 classic cars from the Classic Car Club of America arrive in Frederick around 12:39 pm on Monday during a Roanoke bound tour. After lunch at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, the caravan departs at 1:30 pm along Route 340 with a planned stop at Front Royal, Virginia, parking on site while drivers lunch.

Classic Car Club of America Frederick Roanoke Francis Scott Key Front Royal

Roadeo Finals Held In Baltimore Today

Maryland Truck Driving Roadeo reaches finals in Baltimore with 12 drivers, announcing finalists and a 7th annual event. Robert M. Orr of Army Chemical Center Edgewood tops the field with 32052 points in tractor and single axle class, Chester C. Gilpin follows in straight track, Henry I. Rousch leads tractor and tandem axle, Beauchamp Jr. places high in tractor tandem. Last year winners include William K. Heiser, Charles Jacobs, Clyde F. Lanham. State champions will advance to American Trucking Association national roadeo in Chicago next month.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland Motor Truck Assny Robert M. Orr Army Chemical Center Edgewood Chester C. Gilpin The Chemical Center Clyde F. Lanham Albert F. Goetze Inc American Trucking Association National Roadeo Chicago

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