The Semi-Weekly News December 1 1933 masthead
The issue presents the Frederick Maryland weekly publication details, subscription rates, and editorial policies. It notes Associated Press access, printing capabilities, and submission rules, inviting reader input and corrections, with office contact and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptc. & Mfg. CO
North Court St. Frederick
Br Mail
Associated Press
i-Weekly
Fredrick
Soree
Fifty Years Of Aviation Since Wrights First Flight
A retrospective on a half century of aviation from Kitty Hawk to modern passenger travel. It notes the Wright brothers, Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis flight, the Graf Zeppelin era, and the rise of safe air travel enabling rapid international trips and broad public use.
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Wright Brothers
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Wrights
Charles E. Curyea
Springfield
Mass
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Germany
New Jersey
Britain's Meat Rationing to End Next Summer
The White Paper outlines abolishing consumer controls while keeping producer controls to boost domestic meat output up to 60 percent above prewar levels. Subsidies may be offered to stabilize prices if needed, with expected modest price rises. The plan signals greater meat availability and relief from shortages, a prospect greeted with cautious optimism.
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Labor Party
Britain
Demand for doctors teachers and engineers exceeds supply
A panel of 75 experts cited by the National Manpower Council says growth in three fields medicine engineering and teaching will dominate the job market for the next decade. They argue that a persistent imbalance in supply and demand guarantees continued need for more professionals despite potential economic downturns. The report notes these professions face a chronic shortage. President Eisenhower is urged to support Puerto Rico independence when the legislature requests it.
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National Manpower Council
Jury Drawn for December Circuit Court Term
The December term jury of 25 members was drawn in the Court House in the presence of Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. Names include Arthur Bryant George Slagle Marybelle Everhart Ira Rout Emily Kubrick Richard Beachley J Carlton Cook Raymond Baumgardner Virginia Derr Roy Lenhart Wayne Tucker Charles Etzler Ruth Dade Clyde Young Wilbur Gladhill Leon Kreimer Eugenia Culwell Singanore George Devilbiss Evalene Palmer Naomi Wachter Mary Beach Ballenger Ysabelle Fry Dorothy Staley Pauline Stauffer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Court House
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Arthur Bryant
George C. Slagle
Daniel
Ches Jey
Marybelle Everhart
Ira C. Rout
Buckeystown
Emily L. Kubrick
Middletown
Richard A. Beach
Wrecked Tractor Trailer Blocks Route 40 Eight Hours
A loaded tractor trailer skidded on a slick Route 40 near Plane No 4 and landed in a ditch, partially blocking the road for about eight hours. The truck owned by Baltimore and Pittsburgh Motor Express and driven by Charlies Haymond Schreiber of Pittsburgh collided with a car driven by Dennis William Sewell of Route 1 Frederick, causing extensive damage to Sewell’s 1946 Packard and $2,500 damage to the truck. A special tow rig was needed to move the truck from the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plane No. 4
Route 40
Philip Kreisinger
Baltimore and
Dea’ Curve
Ridgeville
Sewell
Kreisinger
Maryland May Abandon Special Initials License Tags
Baltimore officials indicate the 1954 Maryland license tag plan to replace numbers with drivers initials may be dropped due to cost confusion effort and limited interest. Only 125 applications have been received since the law was enacted. Commissioneer Mudd will announce soon. Police oppose the plan citing identification and duplication concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Maryland
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Colored Woman Injured In Collision On Saturday
A cent ot Route 1 collision injures Mrs Carroll a colored woman who was taken to a doctor for undetermined injuries. Her 1947 Chevrolet rear ended a 1947 Packard driven by John Ruskin Los of Yellow Springs. Trooper Hedden reported about 100 dollars damage to the Packard and 250 dollars to Carrolls car. Mrs Carroll was charged with reckless driving and operating without a license. Santa letters from local residents received at the News-Post office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Adamse
Menin HO
Carroll
Vibert Hedden
Investioatime
John Ruskin
Yellow Springs
Headen
Family Dinner Marks 40th Wedding Anniversary Delaplaine
A 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Robert E Delaplaine was held in the Wedgwood room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel Saturday evening with about 40 guests. The event featured an exhibit of family photos and a 40 year theme, a tiered wedding cake, and music from a string trio plus a magic act. The bride’s parents hosted the affair and the groom serves as president of the hotel company.
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Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Robert E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Wm. T. Delaplaine
L. E. Mullinix
East Third Street
Paul McAuliffe
News-Post
H. David Hagan
Senior Anne Smith and Betty Range Give Large Hood Recital
More than 200 music lovers attended the senior recital in Brodbeck Hall featuring soprano Anne Smith and pianist organist Betty Range. Range opened with organ works and piano pieces while Smith performed German ballads and operatic selections. both will teach seven weeks of practice teaching after the recital, with Bange heading to Hagerstown High School and Smith remaining in Frederick at Elm Street School.
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Anne Smith
Betty Range
Brodbeck Hall
Miss Range
Catherine Williams
Peabody Conservatory
Austin Conradi
Miss Smith
Anna Marie Budde
Vice
Pea‘body Conservatory
Edward Grange
Louis-Nicholas Clerambault
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ludwig van Beethoven
Frederick Chopin
Toccata
Alec Tempie
Ton
Louis Chesbleck
Ernst von Dohnanyi
Mass Smith
John Ramaley
Rastlose Liebe
Ritorna Vincitor
Aida
Guisseppe Verdi
Heartsease
John Powell
Emily Dickerson
Ernst Bacon
McNair Igenfritz
Miss Bange
Hagerstown Senior High School
Frederick
Elm Street
Hood
Cob- Jentz Hall
Lester K. Bange
Hagerstown
Ross V. Smith
J Thurmont
White House greetings for Edgar W Feaster on eighty birthday
Edgar W Feaster of Walkersville quietly marked his eightieth birthday at home on November 24 receiving greetings from First Lady Mrs Dwight W Eisenhower and cards from friends and relatives. The piece notes a humorous claim about sunlight.
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White House
Edgar W. Feaster
Walkersville
Dwight W. Eisenhower
Double Ring Ceremony at Rosemont in Elegant Rural Wedding
Rev Paul Shultz officiated as white pom pom adorned ceiling framed the ceremony. The bride wore a Marquisette gown with satin beneath and a cathedral train, carried a white carnation bouquet with white orchid. Attendants wore orchid and aqua gowns. mother and sister roles noted. After a week in New York City they will reside in Lovellsville Virginia. The groom, a Brunswick High School graduate and former Air Force member, now farms in Lovellsville.
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Paul Shultz
Charles Gross
Rosemont
Carlton Rhoderick
Middletown
Rhoderick
Grose
George A. Graham
Walkersville
Russell S Baker
Frederick
Nancy Delauter
Baker
Miss Delauter
Thomas D. Lutman
Brunswick
Russell
Donald Woods
P E C appoints Mrs Catherine Mutchner home service advisor
The Potomac Edison Company named Mrs Catherine T Mutchner to oversee home service in the Frederick District working with Irene Caton. She will provide free electric appliance demonstrations, assist with lighting, kitchen and meal planning, and offer canning and nutrition guidance in Taneytown and Mt Airy areas. She is a Frederick native and a University of Maryland alumna.
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P.E. CO
Potomac Edison Company
Catharine T. Mutchner
Frederick
Mutchner
Irene Caton
Taneytown
The
Gas and Electric Company of
Baltimore
Women Clubs Host Christmas Plans and Honors for Skyline and Buckeystown Groups
Skyline Homemakers Club hosted by Mrs Alien Sherald with co host Mrs Q Neil Jenkins conducted by president Mrs Joe Rhoderick. Members showcased food shortcuts and packed six boxes for Lieut James L Myers for orphanages. Buckeystown Homemaker Club sets December 18 party with gifts, canned fruit and fruit juice collection for baskets. Officers elected at E R Nicodemus home: Zimmerman president Grimes VP Hildebrand secretary Nichales treasurer Remsberg director. Harmony Grove Club met with 17 members and 3 visitors as Grace Thomas spoke on United Nations aims.
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Skyline Club
Alien Sherald
Skyline Homemakers Club
Q’neil Jenkins
Joe Rhoderick
Kemp Cashour
Sherald
James L. Myers
Braddock Community Association
Harry Hoffiman
John Coblentz
Jenkins
Morton
Stultz
Wallis
Melbrunk
Milton Brunk
Buckeystown Club
Buckeystown Homemaker Club
G. L. Thomas, Jr
Earl Mullineaux
George Hildebrand
William Boteler
Katherine Rasmus
George Miles
E. R. Nicodemus
William Zimmerman
William Grimes
Hildebrand
C. E. Nichales
E. Earl Remsberg
Remsberg
Maryland
Harry Remsberg
Harmony Grove Club
Nevin Dutrow
Elmer Thomas
Edward H. Mantz
Leslie Burger
Grace Thomas
United Nations
Millard E. Crum
Feed and
William Powell
McKaig W S C S Meets November Meeting
The McKaig Womens Society of Christian Service met November 18 at Mrs Elmer Roderick's home with 12 members present. The program covered the F A O designed to meet the problem, poems were read, bandages prepared for an Africa hospital, and a goodwill box awarded to Miss Kay Flock. Next meeting is December 16 at the church.
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McKaig W.S.C.S
McKaig Womens Society of Christian Service
Elmer ‘Roderick
Howard ‘Scheel
George Croneburg
Peggy Lads
Kay Frook
Ralph Lenhart
Sibley Hospital
Africa
Kay
Rederick
Christmas Seal Drive Boosts Frederick TB Fund
Frederick County TB and Public Health Association reports $3,600 raised so far from 1953 Christmas Seals sales. The drive began November 16 led by J Harold Hooper of Walkersville, with a goal of $15,000 to fund patient support, clinic operations, and transport in Frederick County and Maryland. Dr Forbes H Burgess urges support, noting most proceeds stay local. A mobile X ray survey runs through December 22, with 5,200 residents scanned to date and about 25 percent of county residents targeted for testing, moving through multiple towns this week.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
TB Association
J. Harold Hooper
Walkersville
Hooper
Forbes H. Burgess
Frederick County
Maryland
Burgess Pean
Health Department
Mobile
Frederick City
Emmitsburg
Byron W. Thompson
Thurmont
Lewistown
Middletown
Myers ‘Ville
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Thompson
State Roads Commission to Build Barricade at Market Street
The State Roads Commission will erect a barricade far Ninth and Market streets to bar southbound traffic from Market. An overhead sign will be prepared just north of Ninth on Market to inform motorists that one way traffic starts at Ninth. The barricade replaces a temporary barrier following a conference with the State Police and the mayor.
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State Roads Commission
Ninth
Market Streets
George N. Lewis, Jr
Commission
Donald B. Rice
Market
Elmer F. Munshower
State Police
Grange Elects Middletown Valley Officers At Meeting
Richard Holter was elected Master of the Middletown Valley Grange at the November 12 meeting in Memorial Hall. Officers named include Overseer J Homer Remsberg Jr, Lecturer June Sheffier, Steward Carroll Leatherman Jr, Assistant Steward Richard Pry, Chaplain S Leslie Shafer, Treasurer Page Infert, Secretary Frances R Darmer, Gatekeeper Donald Huffer, Ceres Betty Schrover, Pomona Rachael Remsberg, Lady Assistant Steward Elaine Cobientz, Executive Committee Shirley Moss, with delegates Dr Richard Holter and Mrs Cecil K Holter Sr to the State Grange in Hagerstown December 1-3. The next meeting is December 10 at 8 PM for the Christmas program. Also noted air freight rates to rise 25 percent tomorrow per Civil Aeronautics Board in response to airline cost pressures.
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Grange News Valley Grange
Richard Holter
Middletown Valley Grange
Memorial Hall
J. Homer Remsberg, Jr
June Sheffier
Carroll Leatherman, Jr
Richard Pry
S. Leslie Shafer
Page Infert
Frances R. Darmer
Donald Huffer
Ceres
Betty Schrover
Pomona
Rachael Remsberg
Fiora
Elaine J Cobientz
Shirley Moss
Frank H. Darner
Helen Shafer
Cecil K. Holter
State Grange
Hagerstown
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