Dr Harnwell to Lecture At Hood College Tuesday
Dr Gaylord P. F. Harnwell president of the University of Pennsylvania and renowned physicist will lecture at Hood College Tuesday evening in Brodbeck Hall on the Implications of Current Developments in Physics. The talk is part of the public events program and will begin at 8 p m. in Hood College.
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Milk pail dream drives dairy industry shifts north south
The piece traces the U S dairy industry’s northward growth with Minnesota Michigan New York and New England as early centers while foreseeing a large merger between Foremost Dairies and Blue Moon foods. It discusses cheap southern labor and sites as a lure similar to textiles and notes warm barns year round forage and blooded cattle as enticements while suggesting dairy by products may move south toward metropolitan markets.
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The Family Controller in Postwar American Homes
A study by the Institute of Life Insurance finds women increasingly act as family financial controllers, with fifty banks reporting young women writing checks. The shift signals mutual trust in marriages and echoes historic partnership, suggesting potential solidarity at home amid changing norms and divorces.
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Letters To The Editor Warns On School Needs In Frederick
Miriam F Bolduan urges readers to address cracks in school funding and planning in Frederick, calling for closer attention to facilities, curriculum, and staffing. The letter stresses walking distance schools, a four year academic program with vocational options, and realistic budgeting. It notes citizen obligation to support strong public schools and ends with appreciation for News-Post coverage of the Community Chest Drive by John A Derr.
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Wedding of Mary Ellen Viartmm and Richard L Smith
Miss Mary Ellen Viartmm of Thurmont wed Richard L Smith son of Mr and Mrs George Samuel Smith in Middlebaiz Methodist Church on November 13 at seven. Rev Chester W Bill officiated in a candlelit setting with palms ferns white pompons yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs Smith a Thurmont High School graduate '54 works at Clane Frock Co. Groom attended Elmer Wald High School and farmed with his father before enlisting in the U S Army with basic training at Camp Gordon Ga.
Fifty Years Ago Hiems From The Columns Of The News
Frederick Lodge B P Ellis held its annual memorial service in the Opera House. Charles H Knapp of Baltimore Lodge gave the oration and Frank L Stoner of Frederick spoke. The South Frederick Literary Society debated horse vs automobile with a unanimous Edges decision for the affirmative. A large fodder stack near Woodsboro burned despite bucket brigade. The Wilsoare Girl was performed at the Opera House to a large audience. Six deaths occurred at the cis during November and a contagious disease noted was miphersa Noe.
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Twenty Years Ago Trans Fret The Cohinins Of The News
A December 1954 retrospective notes local developments such as the transformation of a forest preserve into a mountain park and notes on county and state economy, plus upcoming garage inspections under state law and a local schoolyard incident involving injury to a child.
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McCarthy and Long Compared in 1950s politics
The column contrasts Sen. McCarthy and the late Sen. Huey P. Long, noting their approaches to fear and anti communism, and considers how McCarthy’s influence could shape Republican dynamics into the 1956 elections. It also touches on Dr. Reddick’s talk about Indian life, education and Nehru’s era.
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Conditions In India Topic At High School
Dr Olive Reddick spoke at Frederick High School on December 2 about conditions in India as an ancient civilization affected by colonization. She described caste related segregation despite prohibitions and compared Indian teen life to American peers after returning from a Fulbright program.
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Bible Thoughts And The Camp At Makhedah
Fragmentary excerpt mentions Joshua at Makhedah and peace as the evening tar of the soul. A stray line notes about 45 percent of the Danapanise are farmers. The text blends biblical reference with uncertain quotation and garbled terms.
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Skins Tackle Dave Sparks Dies After Game
Washington Redskins tackle Dave Sparks, 26, collapsed about two hours after a 34 14 loss to the Cleveland Browns and died. Autopsy ordered. doctors cited heart attack. Sparks, a former South Carolina star, wore No 68 and played his second pro season. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Memorial Service Held by Fred erick Lodge Elks No 684
The Elks held their annual Memorial Service at the lodge rooms on Sunday at eight. Edwin F. Nikirk Frederick lawyer gave the memorial address praising Elkdoms charity and leadership. Three members William A Mins ter Floyd Feete and Arthur R Jackson were honored on the memorial plaque. A music program preceded the service led by L Donald Davis with assistance from Grover R Ponton and others.
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Four Aged Patients Die In Germantown Fire
A Germantown blaze killed four elderly residents trapped in a smoke filled wing. Firefighters faced wind and heavy cold as they battled the flames. efforts at resuscitation failed and bodies were moved to Gartner funeral home.
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Answers and Answers Clarified on Armed Services Act
Q what act authorized the int ication of the armed services A Public Law 283 Krchtieth Congress approved Jul 26 1947 Q Is the segory edible A The plant has a thick unther cround stem that looks like a bulb The early Mormons in Utah naked these underground stems or corms land ate them.
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Reuther Critiques Administration Policy At CIO Meet
In Los Angeles Walter Reuther charged President Eisenhower with a do nothing unemployment policy while praising New Deal and Fair Deal measures. He argued higher wages, more government spending, housing and public works, tax relief for lower incomes, and stronger unemployment benefits are needed to boost consumer purchasing power and fend off economic decline. The CIO president warned against an unbalanced budget and urged sustained social programs to prevent a full blown low mood.
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Time Out Talk Rings Quietly Through Sports Roundup
A reader notes inconsistent on air wording about timeouts in the season's broadcasts. He recalls confusion over when announcers say the referee called a timeout versus when Simash requested it. The rules committee seems to have altered the timeout department list, leaving fans wondering what changed.
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Mathews Retires Tying Off A Storied Ring Career
The story recalls how Harry Mathews fought for a decade without progress and was broke before manager Jack Hurley offered a 50 percent partnership. Hurley’s plan steered Mathews into lucrative bouts including an attack on Rocky Marciano and matchups with Pee ape Pas ta Faun Due Cockell. Mathews retires a wealthy man.
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Braddock Heights Men Injured in Accident in Pa
Two Maryland residents, Ronald E. Kling and Markell Henrys Nelson, were injured when Kling’s car was struck by a Hanover Shoe Farms dump truck on Hanover Littlestown Road four miles past Littlestown. The operator, C Richard Harner, and four children were uninjured. Kling and Nelson were treated at Hanover Hospital for back shock and facial injuries.
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