Weddings Leonard Houc and Harrison Linthicum
Miss Mary Theresa Houck and Richard Christopher Leonard wed in Emmitsburg at St. Josephs Catholic Church. The ceremony featured nuptial Mass, organ music, and bouquets of miniature roses. Out of town guests from multiple states attended. couple to reside in Emmitsburg after a motor trip. Also married were Caroline Linthicum and William Harrison at Rev Thomas Mor.
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Leonard—Houc
Mary Theresa Houck
J. Edward Houck
Emmitsburg
Land
Richard Christopher Leonard
Thomas R. Leonard
Watertown
N. Y
Mr. Leonard
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas J. Harte
S.A
Catholic University
Washington
Louella Lansinger
Barbara Ann Rosensteel
George Callan, Jr
Columbus
Gordon C. Zahn
Chicago
David Leonard
Daniel Crowley
Cleveland
Rowe Annex
VFW
Midwest
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
George Constantine
Famiy
Silver Spring
Glenn Polley
Fairfield
G. B. Callan
Frederick
Kenneth Mercer
Walkersville
Grace Kelly
New York
Harold Haynes
Donald Smith
Bethesda
Raymond Pierzchalski
Clifton
N. J
Douglas West
Westminster
Harrison—Linthicum
Caroline G. Linthicum
Senate votes to raise debt limit amid fiscal warning
The Senate, by a unanimous voice vote, reversed to raise the debt limit after Treasury pressure and expected January revenue. Senator Byrd led the concession, tying the increase to June 30 1955, and urging a future budget to avoid repeated rises. He warned of $200 billion in contingent liabilities, FHA risks, and an actuarial social security shortfall, noting public debt’s inflationary threat and import of prudent taxation. Col. John H. Dilley’s stance on American women’s dress in Frankfurt sparks Army Europe directive debates.
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Senate
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Byrd
FHA
United States
John H. Dilley
G. 8
Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
U. S. Army
Lock car doors warn of grocery thieves in Frederick
Letter to The News urges Frederick city and county residents to lock auto doors after a grocery theft. The writer recalls shopping at A and P and returning to find $4.48 worth of groceries missing, blaming thieves and pleading caution for families, invoking a biblical quote.
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the News
Frederick City
Frederick
Frederick County
Jecus
Garden Party Honors Mrs Harding and Miss Trail Harding
Fifty years ago on August 18 1904 a garden party was given by the Misses Trail on the lawn of Col Charles E Trail in East Church Street in honor of Mrs John B Harding and Miss Ann Trail Harding of Philadelphia. The hostesses were assisted by Misses Nannie Thomas Eleanor Tyler Mollie Kemp and Edith Markey. William B Lebhez and Ernest Helfenstein were vacationing in Baltimore. A Board of Aldermen meeting heard a request for an additional water main to serve eastern city properties. Garbage collection bids were opened with bids from Hibtner Smith Geisbert and Freed. Smith won the contract.
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Misses Trail
East Church Street
John B. Harding
Ann Trail Harding
Philadelphia
Charles E. Trail
Nannie Thomas
Eleanor Tyler
Mollie Kemp
Edith Markey
Messrs
Charles N. Hargett
DBC Winebrewer
Mehrl Hiteshew
Harry Trail
J. Roger McSherry
Wm. Hibtner
John L. Smith
Stephen S. Geisbert
Edwin Freed
Smith
Double Wedding Scheduled at Calvary Methodist Church
Twenty years ago columns note a double wedding set for August 19 at 3 PM in Calvary Methodist Church. William J. Travis and Amy Elizabeth Kelly wed, while James Grove and Helen Louise Leather marry at the Buckstown residence. Frederick Wewer Davis 18, city water assistant, and Millard J. Cooley, Willis Cooley’s brother, switch roles at Mt. Airy store. Allen T. Richardson of Los Angeles visits LeGore with his parents for two weeks, his first trip in five years.
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Aucus
Calvary Methodist Church
Wiliam J. Travis
East Fourth Street
Amy Elizabeth Kelly
West Twelfth Street
James Grove
Park Avenue
Helen Louise Leather
Buckerstoun
Frederick Wiewer Davis
Willis Cooley
Mt. Atry A
Frederick
Millard J. Cooley
Willis
Mt. Airy
Allen T. Richardson
Los Angeles
Calif
PA. Richardson
LeGore
Stevens Hitselberger Wedding Party at St Peter’s
A July 29 nuptial mass at St Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown united Miss Ann Regina Hitselberger and John Robert Stevens. Bridesmaids included Miss Catherine Stevens and Mrs Mildred Johnson. The couple will reside at the bride's home after a Niagara Falls honeymoon. both have local schooling and military connections. The wedding party included C Edward Stevens and James Hitselberger as ushers with George N Stevens Jr. leading as best man.
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Paul Remsberg
Buckeystown
Catherine Stevens
Libertytown
C. Edward Stevens
George N Stevens, Jr
James A. Stevens
Frederick
James W. Hitselberger
Rockville
Ehow VS Daaivn
John Robert Stevens
John J. Hitselberger
Catherine A. Stevens
George N. Stevens
St. Peter’s ‘Catholic Church
John A
Ann Regina Hitselberger
Mr. Hitselberger
Reute J. Frederick
Reform Foreign Service for better US diplomacy
Roger W. Babson of Gloucester argues for a stronger foreign service to advance American ideals. He calls for a Foreign Service Academy or scholarship programs, improved morale, and more rotations to the United States, warning against politicized diplomacy and urging Congress to retool recruitment and training.
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Ty Roger W. Babson
Gloucester
Mass
Western
Europe
Asia
State Department
Congress
Navy
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Foreign Services Academy
West Point
Annapolis
Foreign Service
United States
Army
Air Force
Fin
Tne
English Lesson W L Gordon Words Often Misused
Lesson notes proper usage of comparisons with others and common mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights demurely as a sample word meaning soberly and gravely and mentions sun core temperatures around twenty million degrees with centi harade as an odd unit reference.
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W. L. Gordon
Dies Reveals Frustration With Roosevelt Over Un-American Probes
Texas Democrat James V. Dies recounts years of harassment from the Roosevelt era while chairing the House Committee on Un-American Activities. He details tax audits, threats, and White House interference, noting Mrs. Roosevelt aided Communist figures during investigations and urging outlawing the Communist Party. He cites evidence of campaign pressure and personal risk, arguing a strong stance on national security and congressional truth.
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David Lawrence Washington
Martin Dies
Texas
Roosevelt
House Committee On UN
Dies
U. S. News & World Report
McCarthy
Tom Baltimore
White House
Alger Hiss
Harry Denter White
Harold Glasser
House of Representatives
Department of Justice
FBI
Democratic Party
American Youth Congress
Naval Inteligence
Naval Intelligence
Draft Board
New York
Joe Lash
Mr. Dies
Communist Party
State Department
Hoover
Congress
United States
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William B. Lebhehz
Ernest Helfenstein
Baltimore
Charles Anglesbee
Charles
Stevens
St. John’s High School
Visitation Academy Business School
Western Maryland Trust Company
Liberty High School
Korea
Fort Geo. G. Meade
Gan
South
Jefferson Street
Mildred Johnson
Hyattstown
Pivale
Sekatuk
Frank Johnson
Maryland
Alaska
Frederick High School
Anne Arundel County
David $. Jenkins
Donald O Keeney
Glen Burnie
Keeney
Board of Education
Dort
Jenkins
Jenkins and Keeney
Ralph L. Lowman
Oonateo
Frans Rogier Cify
Glassic Car Club
Paul McAulffe
Maryland Travel Council
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Joan A. Dery
George C Slagle
Charter of Commerce
Clrde M. Roney
Classe Car Club of America
Roanoke
R. E. Tursquiet
Dera
Babson
Moget W. Babsow
CIO
Wisconsin
Uke
Nature
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