Group To Study Water Resources For Maryland
Baltimore Governor McReldin named a 23 man commission to study Maryland water resources and policy. Harry H Rieck of Preston chairs the panel including Dr Gordon M Cairns and Sen Philip H Goodman, with members from chambers of commerce farms and state agencies to address statewide water distribution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McReldin
Varvi
Harry H Rieck
Preston
Maryland Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Menadice Frere Vehich
Rieck
Gordon M Cairns
Colleroe Park
Slate Soil Conservation Committee
Edmund Burke
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Dulaney
Fruitland
Maryland
Readjustment optimistic farmers face improving prospects
Dean W Z Myers of Cornell University told New York bankers that the worst of the farm readjustment is over and that 1955 should be better than 1954 except for drought. He cited rising urban demand for quality foods, fair farm prices, lower feed costs, and a stable economy with social supports as factors easing the price-cost squeeze and guiding agriculture back toward balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean W. Z. Myers
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Dean Myers
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bankers Alive Antiuat
New York State Bankers Association
Cornell
Korea
Dean Miers
Fifty Years Ago diems From The Columns Of The News
A column notes the largest summer visitor crowd of 363 aboard a gondola car used for a Democratic barbecue at Braddock Heights. The car, brake released by play, ran downhill, jumped the track, and struck a power pole before stopping. Other items mention John Young and Carroll Ramsburg visiting Walkersville and Mrs Rosenstock and children returning from Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Washington
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Jtntek Braddock
Middletown
John Young
Carroll Ramsburg
Walkersville
L. Victor Baughman
Jacob Rosenstock
Benjamin Htrle
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Column August 22 1955
Items from the August 22 1955 edition recall Fredericks County figures noted on the Universits of VMamland football practice with Charlie Keller and William Kraxvalle named. Military records highlight Deisha Varkey and Lt Col Vinson as considered for Marsland staff. A public meeting spurs plans for a sewerage system with State Board of Health official Aner Wolman and Mayor Lloyd CulTer. The city seeks 2000 for the proposed library maintenance and construction led by C Burr. Justice and Mrs Patrick Schnauffer move to 320 West College Terrace from 26 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Universits
Vmamland
Lavar Way
Charlie
King Kong” Keller Middletown
Willam Garros
Deisha Varkey
Firmer
Fo Vinsoner
Frederick
Aner Wolman
State Board of Health
Liovd
Edward Smith
Eimer
C. Manwell
Buard
C. Burr
VFW Golfers Score Victory at Ue VEW Country Club
VFW golfers defeated Martinsburg rivals in Sunday team matches at the VEW Country Club. Readouts list pairs and results for numerous pairings led by Carl Snook Glenn Spencer and others, with several matches decided by two or three points and one single victory by Burl Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apra Couto
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ue Vew Country Club
Carl Snook
Glenn Spencer
Lew Staples
Bob [Hopkins
Dave Weinberg
John Arowers
Lacy Rice Jr
Harley Miller
Harry Decker
Jim Carey
Slim Crissy
John Hopkins
William Ross
Bill Seibert
Dr. Titus
Orph Myers
Bruce Gregory
Ray Seigler
Soughueston
FP. Snodgrass
George Cruttenden
Bob Forshay
R. Saville
Sam Feiker
Baez
Miller
Andy Bissett
Boyd Cummings
J. Wilson
Victur Kern
Terman Brown Sr
Bil Stark
Paul Ayers
R. X. Giho
Thomas Quill
Bill Hopking
Paul Wyndham
James McClaren
Irv Ephriam
Phil Steck
Woody Hoff
Bill McCulloch
Ed Bingham
Gene Diamond
Hugh Evans
Four To Honor Chief Justice John Marshall Anniversary
A historic September 24 commemoration marks the two hundredth anniversary of Chief Justice John Marshall. Events include visiting homes in Faquier county near Marshall with routes UT SA and Oak Hill closed after 8 90 pm. Descendants of Judge Marshall host the gathering at several sites with local officials and dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Garaenhub
Inginia
Disnee
Eithe
Edodus Ehidien
Faquier
Marshall
Dr Haas Bible Society Speaker Here
Dr Franklin Haas of Baltimore spoke on The Bible to 245 people at a Sunday evening service in Baker Park. The Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County organized the meeting with R Ames Hendrickson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Haas
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Baker Park
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
R. Ames Hendrickson
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Robert L. Smith
Frank H. Lewis
Haas
Jesse
Shaver
The
Bible Seciet
Maryland
Roger G. Harley
Roger H Martin
Yellow Springs
Harley
Martin
City of
Frederick
Market Street
Mt Pleasant Ceresville
McKaig
New London
New Market
Monrovia
Pleasant Hill
Kemptown
Locust Dale
Browningssville
Point of Rocks Doubs
Adamstown
Buckerstown
Gerald G. Remsburg
Treaster
Floridge FL ‘Biggs
Edward B Measell
Hyndman
George 7
Best
Education fix urged after POW indoctrination findings
A government special committee criticized US armed forces for failing to prepare POWs against Communist propaganda. It urged collaboration among government agencies, educators, churches, and organizations to strengthen American ideals and democracy from grammar school to college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Korea
Puldins Lee Walt
Mars
Mittee
Co Kmeen
United States
Instory
Mary Yo
Miss Lila Ward Chichester Bride of William Wenner
Miss Lila Ward Chichester daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Chichester and Mr William Watkins married William W Wenner son of Mr and Mrs William Baker Wenner at All Saints Episcopal church in candlelight ceremony officiated by Rev Maurice Ashbury with Rev Dr Henri Kieffer. Attended by Lane and others the couple to reside in Baltimore after a trip. The bride a UNC graduate 1942. The groom Kenyon and Maryland Law School alumnus.
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Lila Ward Chichester
Airs
Peter Wand Chichester
West Second Street
William Watkins
Wenner
William Baker Wenner
Brunswick
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Maurice 0
Ashbury
All Saints Church
Henri L. K. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Page Etchison
Hagerstown
Washington
John Bigbee
Etchison
Caroline Rogers Lane
West’ Church Street
A. ‘Thomas | Summers
This City
Martin L Millspaugh
Jane Piper
C. Lamont Osteen
Groutm
Baltimore
Siddial Suvie
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick High School
University of North Carolina
St. James, Sehnol, St. James
Kenyon College
Gambier
University of Maryland Law School
Best Menu Brought Out To Honor Russian Visitors
The Department of Agriculture served its best menu, similar to Eisenhower era fare, at a luncheon for 12 visiting Russian farm delegates. The menu showcased lean pork from department developed hogs, Charleston Gray watermelons, milk from a Beltsville Holstein, hydrofrozen peas, fresh pickles, red tomatoes, cheddar cheese, corn meal biscuits, honey fruit spread, hard candy, and other department creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Beltsville
Agriculture Department
Sears
Charleston
Department Cays
Advice from Dorothy Dix on early marriage harmony
A reader asks how to handle in laws and mutual faults after four months of marriage. Dorothy Dix cautions that early harmony is common but stresses avoiding focus on each other’s flaws, praises parental support, and urges goodwill toward the mother in law while maintaining honest, considerate communication. A neighbor’s dog poisoning allegations are noted but lack clear action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dex
Miss DIX
Ras
Wesei Alder
Ray
Aurgelyes
Maybelle
Merelxy
Washington Today Inquiries on religion and civil liberties
A 1950s column outlines a perceived insurgent effort against the Constitution led by left wing groups and including opposition to House Un American Activities Committee hearings. It questions limits on congressional inquiry into religion and civil liberties and defends broad powers to gather information against communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
United States
America
Congress of the
Committees of Congress
House Committee On Un-American Activities
New York
Albert Einstein
American Civil Liberties Union
The
Union
Executive
Congress
Hennings
Missouri
Senate Judiciary Committee
J. S. Matthews
Senate
Matthews
Senate Committee
Alalthews
Hennings Committee
Walters
Congress of
Local Health Notes From Middletown And Frederick
Among the sick in Middletown G Harlen Dinterman was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a heart condition and shows some improvement. Clarence Robery returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after two weeks as a medical patient. Barbara J. Marshall has entered University Hospital Baltimore for observation and occupies room 537. Bertha J. Elkin of Philadelphia and formerly Frederick is a surgical patient at Methodist Hospital Philadelphia and will return to Ritner Street. she is the mother of Mrs. Ray Spurrier of Frederick. Melvin Palmer of Biggs Avenue, once at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a virus condition, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harlen Dinterman
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence Robery
East
Church Street
Barbara J. Marshall
T. R. Marshall
Woodsboro
University Hospital
Baltimore
Bertha J. Elkin
Philadelphia
Frederick
Methodist Hospital
Broad and
Wolf Streets
Ritner Street
Elkin
Ray Spurrier
East Church Street
Melvin Palmer
Biggs Avenue
Local personals and announcements from Thurmont area
Miss Janet L Shorrow daughter of Mr and Mrs John J Shorrow returns from summer camp work at Camp Greentop to begin nursing training at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Edward J Swanhaus has returned from Shrine Mount Orkney Springs Va. Judge Edward S Delaplaine attends American Bar Association meeting in Philadelphia. Frett W Young Jr and wife announce birth of son Dale Warren at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Senn Rosenour Jr observes 86th birthday. Cpl Robert M Miller returns from Camp Gifu Japan to Thurmont then to Quantico for duty. Charles W Yinger announces birth of daughter Donna Jean at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Carroll County Board of Education awards two Western Maryland College scholarships to Wayne Smith New Windsor and another scholarship pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet L. Shorrow
John J. Shorrow
Tam Bruntannth -Tant Mh
League For Crippled Children’s Camp
Camp Greentop
Thurmont
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Edward J. Swanhaus
East Third Street
Shrine Mount
Orkney Springs
Edward S. Delaplaine
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
Frett W Young Jr
Dale Warren
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Senn Rosenour Jr
College Parkway
Robert M. Miller
Thirdu. S. Marine Division
Camp Gi
Last Week for City Playgrounds Schedules Busy Farewell Week
Frederick Recreation Commission announced a full last week schedule for supervised play as the 14 playgrounds wind down for winter. Activities include craft shows, family picnics, a band concert, and a variety show with daily programs at Staley Park McCurdy Field Harmon Field Baker Park Tiny Tot Town Babee Park and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Recreation Commission
Staley Park
McCurdy Field
Harmon Field
Harmon
Babee Park
Baker Park
Tiny Tot Town
Plas
Peter Buys
Hagerstown
Baher Park
Tiny Tol Tawa
McCurdy
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Great Southern Pig. & Meg. Co
North Court St
Phove
Frederick, Dd. S
Singte Sursghienon Bates
Audit Bureau of
Littlestown. Pa
John A. Wetzel
Vernon Willsey Ba Bree
Maphet Street
VFW
Yfwle
Wartinshierg
Roger Jt
Gembert
Mittershert
Dr. Haas
Bible Society
William W. Wenner
Mite
Lila
Cleveland Heights
Peter Seoane
Bradford Bachrach
William Walking Wenner
Dorothy Dix
New York Herald Tribune Inc
ASPCA
WEA
Carroll County
Freedom
MR. Milquetoasts
Awerster
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