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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1954

Page

2

Marriage Of The Sciences

Since most medical progress in the past half century has come from biological chemistry applied to medicine, greater effort will apply physical sciences to human disease. A New England Institute of Medical Research will be founded using chemical and physical techniques and radioactive tracers to study active biological materials in dilute concentrations. This approach aims to overcome chemical study limits and expand the field with hopes for new treatments and cures for stubborn diseases.

New England Institute Medical Research

Money and power in New York gubernatorial race

Major party groups spent over a million dollars each to elect Averell Harriman as governor with Harriman and Ives figures cited. The piece frames elections as big business, noting salaries and the high influence of the governor's office near the presidency while highlighting spending versus returns.

New York United States Averell Harriman Irving M. Ives

Citizens' Council To Meet Wednesday

Frederick County Citizens' Council for the Public Schools will hold a public meeting Wednesday at 8 p m in Frederick High School library. President Dr. Robert H. Pilgram will introduce chairmen of eight standing committees and three special committees and outline their goals. Members may join committees at the event. applications accepted that night.

Frederick County Citizens’ Council For the Public Schools Library of Frederick High School Robert H. Pilgram

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns

Fifty years ago items cover a Junior Fire Company meeting where a steam heating plant and hall entrance change were rejected due to treasury limits. Frederick County Agricultural Society receives 200 from county board for racetrack area changes. Thomas Chatline, treasurer of Independent Hose Company, notes horse-drawn engine during snow. steam er too hard to pull by hand. Samuel E Wertheimen razes his 108 East Patrick street property to build two modern homes. Baltimore and Frederick Confectionery Company, George S. Diamond, opens a new candy store at 36 North Market Street.

Junior Fire Company Motter Board OF County Commissioners Frederick County Agricultural Society Fresay Baltimore Pike Fair Grounds Thomas Chatline Independent Hose Company Ald Samuel E Wertheimen East Patrick Street Baltimore and Frederick Confectuonity Company George Diamond Srapheac Ands North Market Street

Robin Hood to brighten Frederick High auditorium tonight

Twenty years ago items note plans for a large audience to see a three act Robin Hood by Frederick High School dramatic clubs in the auditorium. A racing track fan was injured and three companions escaped after an upset car on the Jefferson pike near Feazaville. William Bennett Jr. of Lindbergh avenue broke a right leg playing football at St John’s parochial. Leo Wickless won Derr’s Bowling Alleys turkey for best score in a bowling tournament.

Jefferson Pike Feazaville Robin Hood Frederick High School William B. Bennett, JR Lindbergh Avenue St. John’s Leo Peanut) Wickless Derr

Candlelight Service At Adamstown Dec 10

Candlelight service at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown Dec 10 at 7 30 pm presented by Frederick County Christmas Endeavor Union with Rev Walter Mehrling presiding and performances by local choirs and musicians. The event includes carols, organ and harp music and a Christmas hymn anthems, with offerings to fund Christmas Cheer efforts.

Frederick County Reuben Caplan Frederick Thurmont Valeley Wall Denna Shire Warren Pok Smmth Edwin Treed Rarmo Markley St Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville Clarence McGaha Chirch of God Mr McGaha Fis Warren South Christan Ardeavor Mero Mehrling Ebons

Recently Married Mary Louise Kline and Leo Sanders

Miss Mary Louise Kline daughter of Mr and Mrs Gail W Kline of Mt Airy and Leo Anthony Sanders son of Mrs Marie Sanders of Taneytown were married November 20 at St Peter s Catholic church Libertytown in a double ring ceremony Rev John Mountain officiated The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown over antique taffeta with heart neckline and nylon illusion veil The wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Irvin Crause bridesmaids Miss Maldred Fleming and Miss Grace Sanders Best man was John Myers Ushers were William Sanders and Gail Kline Jr A reception followed at Mt Airy firemen s hall After a southern trip the couple will reside at National Garage Apartments Ridgeville They are employed at Camp Detrick

Mary Louise Kline Gail W. Kline Mt. Airy Leo Anthony Sanders Marie Sanders Taneystown James Sanders Marrage St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown John Mounitain Irvin Crause Maldred Fleming Grace Sanders John Myers William Sanders Gail Kline Jr Marjorie Hardy Panis Angelicus Helen Dayisang Kline Idee Guutue Hanover York New Oxford McSherrystown Baltimore This City Gaithersburg National Garage Ridgeville Mt. Airy High School Taneytown High School Camp Detrick

Eisenhower Widens Breach in Republican ranks Says Lawrence

Washington President Eisenhower may have committed a costly political blunder by congratulating Senator Watkins and backing a statement praising his chairmanship. The move widens the McCarthy dispute and risks alienating Republicans while boosting Democratic prospects in 1956. Republican dissent and poll data suggest a split that could influence future party cohesion and strategy.

David Lawrence Washington Eisenhower White House Senate Senator Watkins Utah Watkins Gallup Republican Party McCarthy Cape Hart Bricker Wiley Wisconsin General Zwicker

Rubber Cushioned Rails To Eliminate Train Noise

Nelson K Mases a former fireman and engineer proposes rubber cushioned rails to cut noise and maintenance costs. He has started a plant selling cushions used by over 59 railroads, expects tracks to shift to precast concrete with rubber padding, and has an order from the Port of New York Authority. James P Mitchell opposes state right to work laws affecting union membership.

Ashtarella Ohina Nelson K Mases Ys Sti Moses Port of New York Authority Hudson River Mitchell Los Angeles James P. Mitchell

Dee Case Reset Delays 1952 Fatal Collision Suit

A circuit court postpones a $100,000 death claim over Roger Arnold in the 1952 Route 40 crash east of Frederick as the December term begins. Arnold's widow and children sue Sanford Good and William Swartz of Harrisonburg for negligence. trial delayed due to Swartz absence. witnesses excused to Dec 21. Local attorneys: Edwin F. Nikirk for plaintiffs and Clapp Jr. and McSherry for defendants.

Frederick Roger G. Arnold RFD Mt. Airy Sanford C. Good Good Harrisonburg William Harvey Swartz Patrick M. Schnauffer Petit Jury Swartz Arnold State of Maryland Nannie May Arnold Roger G. Jr William F Robert James Richard Elizabeth

Ground Forces Still Required

Charleston speech by General Ridgway at The Citadel warns against reliance on mass destruction weapons to win future wars. He asserts only ground forces can consolidate victory, occupy land bases, and defeat enemy ground forces. He stresses domination of land and occupied peoples as essential to victory in war.

Charleston Matthew B. Ridgwey Army South Laluillia Liltdiy Svuval Juneway

Miss Guthrie to Speak on Far East at Hood College

Miss Anne Guthrie renowned in international women’s groups will address the Far East topic “A Near Look at the Far East.” The Town Hall sponsors a 7 pm lecture Friday in Brodbeck Hall Hood College with a reception at Carson Y. after.

Anne Guthrie Far East Brodbeck Hall Hood College Town Hall Miss Guthrie Stanford University Middle East Madrid Spain Guthrie South America YWCA Red Orient Philippines India United Nations General Assembly Paris International Alliance of Women Economical and Social Council Carson Y

Santa Letters Reach North Pole Post Office

Children from Fraley and Mt. Airy send letters to Santa through the North Pole post office. Names include James and Frank Fraley Catoctin Furnace Mary Talley David Larry Alice Bonnie Dud Key Patricia Kay Sharon Lee Murray Penry Leatherman Eileen Hood Angela Anthony Thompson and others at multiple addresses.

Santa Claus North Pole Sante James Frankin Fraley Catoctin Furnace Mary Talley West College Terrace David, Larry Alice Bonnie Dud Key Patricia Kay Sharon Lee Murray Red Penry Leatherman Patrick Street Eileen Hood Mt. Airyngela Anthony Thompson All Saints Street

Picture Happy Marriage Statement Amid Sheppard Trial

Relatives of Dr Samuel Sheppard testify to a peaceful marriage with wife Marilyn, as they seek to clear him in the murder charge, presenting personal memories and asserting his innocence despite the ongoing court case.

Cleveland P Samuel Sheppard Marilyn

Israelis meddling in US politics sparks debate in Washington

A NEA report outlines tensions over Israeli and Zionist influence on American elections. It contrasts U S aid to Israel with aid to Arab states, notes arguments that U S policy subsidizes Arab stability, and cites private and UN contributions. The piece also covers church group activities in Frederick and a Christmas meeting at Calvary Methodist.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent Washington United States U. S Eisenhower Israel U.S United Jewish Appeal Egypt Jordan Lebanon Saudis Arabia Iraq Syria American Zionist Bulletin Maddie East Saudia Arabia

Pleads Guilty To Starting Big Fire In South Baltimore

Alexander Partlow, 19, pleaded innocent in Youth Court yesterday to starting the November 16 fire that destroyed an entire block in South Baltimore with about one million dollars in damage. His attorney asked for a medical report before trial. Partlow has been confined at Crownsville State Hospital. Dr Eugene Carson Blake, Presbyterian Church official, arrives in Korea December 19 for a tour of U S troops and will lead Christmas services at the Army chapel in Seoul on December 25 before leaving for Japan.

Baltimore Alexander Partlow Partlow Crownsville State Hospital

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