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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1952

Page

5

Hood College Christmas Vespers at Brodbeck Hall

Hood College holds its annual Christmas vesper in Brodbeck Hall on Sunday December 7 with two services at four and 4 30 p m. The Hood College choir directed by Dr Earle B Blakeslee will sing, with narrator President Andrew G Triuxal, and organist William Spriggs will perform preludes and bells. Decorations by Gale P Miner transform the chapel to a festive theme as alumnae recall similar services nationwide.

Ear Hood Naval Academy

DeGrange Street Parking Conditions To Be Cleared

Mayor Donald B. Rice directed the Aldermen to notify Maryland Transportation Co to clear DeGrange street parking issues. Purchase of 50 parking meters from Metal Art Bronze Co at 45.25 each authorized. other bids were Knontz Equipment Co 59.05 each less 5 percent and M H Rhodes Co SAG each less 5 percent. Four businesses ordered to install water line per city rules: W and W Poultry Market H C Kelly Poultry Market Hoover Poultry Market and the autoing site of Ernest Shank.

Donald B. Rice Board of Aldermeno Maryland Transportation Company DeGrange Street Metal Art Bronze Company Knontz Equipment Company M. H. Rhodes Company W. and W. Poultryarket H C. Kelly Poultry Market Hoover’ Poutry Market Autaing Ernest Shank

Fire Rips Salisbury District Downtown Businesses

A early morning fire in downtown Salisbury caused about 860 000 in damage across several shops including Tull's Bovie Shop Parau's Machine Shop and the Texas Grill. Six body shop cars burned. residents evacuated from upper floors as heat damaged downtown phone service and fire alarms. Fire department says cause under investigation with no injuries reported.

Salisbury Tull Bovie Parau’s Texas Grill Rogins Beliew Sia Sr Ner

Auto Hits Guard Rails on Route 249 Damage Set at 406

A car driven by Daniel J. Whelan of Washington left Route 249 at fraelock this morning and struck guard rails near Frederick Junction bridge. About 400 dollars in damage was reported. No injuries or charges were listed. Trooper James H Rowzee investigated the incident.

Daniel J. Whelan Washington Reral Fraelock James H Rowzee Whelan Denime Senth Frederick Junction Bridge

City Building Group Formed in Frederick

Charlies F. Bowers elected chairman of the new Ar vetural Commission of Frederick by Mayor Donald B. Rice and the Board of Aldermen. The commission, meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, aims to enforce the Old Frederick Ordinance through suggestions and encouragement, offering optional services to property owners outside the zone. The ordinance bans visible exterior architectural changes facing the street and routes permit requests to the commission for façades within the Old Frederick Zone, which covers Second Street to East Street, Church Street to East, Market Space, Court Street, and related blocks.

Charlies F. Bowers Ar Vetural Comm Ae Frederick Donald B. Rice Board of Aldermen Francis Scott Key Charles McC. Mathias, Jr Yetar Dfammund Clary Clyde M. Ronerph W. Urner Marshall L. Son Rice Cite Jorney W. Jerome Offutt Old Frederick Secondreet Bentz East Street Church Street Court Street Second Street Bente Street Church Record Street Council Street

Dulles Clears Foreign Policy With Officials

Washington December 5 reports that early post election talks between John Foster Dulles and top State Department officials have clarified relations between the Truman and Eisenhower administrations. Dulles, expected as secretary of state, met officials over the past two days to review U S policy worldwide and department operations ahead of January 20.

Washington Truman Eisenhoawer John Foster Dulles State Department Dulles Eisenhowers Tod

Farm Bureau Leaders Set for West Coast Convention

Seattle reports that Dee 5 37 Marsviand Farm Bureau leaders and their families will attend the 34th Annual Convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Seattle the week of December 7 1 Most will leave the Free State by boat to join in the Far West plan leaving Friendship port and include James Mox Tes John J Floon Boon ber Mrs Hilton Brown Barnesville Mr and Mrs KO Holter Jefferson and Mr and Mrs Hebert Null of Tanes town morrow inte nat Ames plan.

Seattle Wash Dee Marsviand Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Free State Far West Hore Joe Friendship Port Arvi James Mox- Tes John J Floon Boon Ber Hilton Brown Barnesville KO Holter Jefferson Hebert Null Tanestow Morrow Inte Nat Ames

Salvation Army group aids inmates with Christmas seals

The League of Merchants Depart of The Salvation Army under Mrs. Mabel Perry distributed The War Cry Christmas issue, handed out 1983 pocket calendars, and offered readings to inmates at Montevue and the Emergency Hospital during the week.

League of Mercs Mabel Perry

Camp Detrick News Log Rolls Out Busy Basketball Schedule

Camp Detrick public information notes the Warriors basketball team quickly forming for a demanding slate. The squad travels to Washington to face Walter Reed Hospital, then Fort Holabird, Fort Meade, and the Army Chemical Center at Buigenund St Cea Haga, led by former Penn State star Lee Schisler and under Lt Col Michael DeCarlo.

Camp Detrick Detrick Washington Walter Reed ‘Hospital Fort Holabird Fort Meade Court Yuesday Army Chemical Center Buigenund Cea Haga Special Services Penn State Lee Schisler Detrick Ne Michael Ro DeCarlo Thomas G. Alexander Department of Agriculture Lynewood St. Alexandre Va Lawrence Nelson John Eere Harvester Works Moline QL Mel Edward Deen Jane Braddock Height Detries Pact Boonsboro Lions Club Munday Chemical Corps Mt. Ate Warshowsky Bob Friend USAF Robert F. Cobaugh Harrisburg George E. Hess We Lawn Pyts Norman JD. Foits Darien Wis Willian Ball St. Louis James Spooner Richard David Hart Tiverton Alvin L. Fischer New York City Ale Arthur Morris Dayton Fischer Mor Pepperell Air Force Base Newfoundland Cat Michael R. DeCarlo Militar Deircs Thomas Evans N. G. Brown Joe Regal Frank Livington William Clark Glenn Terry Godfrey Wells Joe Hale Everett E. Champlin Charle H. Knauff Enaineer-Free Springfield Buddy Freed Per ] Heffner Squire Eddie Gallagher Scranton Flash Fred Ludecar We Affairs Red Cross de Mobile Camp Detrick Rasai Ca Detrick National Ourners Attenoon Francis Ott Kes Heroes of Elmer Bokesch Semper Lynch Ledae Fredes Ipk Jawrver Maj Salyers Watkins Acres

Sykesville road study bid heads low bidder list

State Srang ers is the low bidder for a road study at Sykesville ER. December 5 reports indicate the Marsland Farm Kurta to study new methods of highway practicality. The tax committee of the Grange urged toll road consideration but not to replace existing routes. The State Roads Commission, with outside experts, found toll roads not feasible in Maryland due to traffic. Alternate toll-free routes were favored. The tax committee recommended taxing farm land near cities to reflect true value. Taneytown submitted a $100,000 carstones validation bid for the Sykesville school project, with funding from Carroll County. O H Hostetter Hanover bid $2, or Feexer and Taneya bids for a $4,000 project to connect two streets at Sykesville. The plan includes a multipurpose wing and remodeling the auditorium to add classrooms. The superintendent noted increasing class sizes beyond state limits and the need for additional rooms.

Fis Marsland Farm Kurta Grange Bureay Io Ali Than Rase Burt State Roads Commission Exiusports de Ily Maryland Gould Tor Ives Hanover Len Ain Tf Bu Syke Sam Aramount Nn Darger Lnan

Allied Fighter Bombers Pound Reds On Front Line

Allied fighter bombers continued raids against Communist positions in North Korea near the front line. Reports say enemy losses were heavy as raids targeted supply lines and trenches. Observers noted multiple aircraft and ground flashes as operations pressed at the entrenchments.

POUL North Korea Wasinh Palater Jroven Fone Reds Ait Aris Cenyn Court Suns Earls Tee Critiemuniet

Mother Of Mrs. Truman Dies Friday At Age 90

The obituary notes the death of Mrs. Truman's mother at age ninety on Friday. It mentions related figures and context, including references to President Truman and other individuals connected to the family, with sparse details due to the fragmentary source.

Christine His Girl Friend Sergeant Says at Air Base

An overseas Army newspaper report notes Christine His Girl Friend, changed from male to female by operation, and mentions Sergeant Calhoun and a barracks pinup. The article quotes a sergeant saying he learned of the change from a newspaper and would not disclose details.

Bentwater Bronx New York Bul Callwan Tes Copenhagen

Nuclear research program linked to wartime lab revealed

Fragmentary notes indicate a national laboratory oversaw a chemical process and atomic energy work during 1944. Names and exact roles are unclear in the text, but references point to a major scientific effort tied to wartime production and energy research.

Fredencon Pravens Des En

County Checks Total 193720 Distributed by Banks

County banks paid Christmas Club funds to members totaling about 193720 this year. Banks named include First National Bank of Mount Airy Brunswick Bank Thurmont Bank Farmers State Bank Emmittsburg Peoples National Bank Libertytown Walkersville Bank Woodsboro Savings Bank Middletown Saving Bank and Myersville Savings Bank. Distributions ranged from about 11000 to 40000 with several banks showing increases over last year.

Fretereck First National Bank of M1 Christian Club Oi Bank Ubeim Chuir Bank of Mt Bank of Brunswick Thurmont Bank Farmers State Bank of Emmittsburg Peoples National Bank of Brunswick Roy Walkersville Bank Peoples Bank of Libertytown Woodsboro Savings Bank Middletown Saving Bank Myersville Savings Bank

Budget Before Mayor Board Budget Before Mayor Board

The Mayor and Aldermen meet Thursday night and pass three ordinances before weighing the 1953 budget. One bans street Tag Day solicitations without a permit, with fees and possible jail terms. A second prohibits unlawful garbage disturbances without owner or city approval. The third updates a 1938 radio interference law to cover television. Executive session followed.

Oc Corporation Chief of Police Onda Bath Upnan

Life Saving and Water Safety Course Offered at Hond Course Pool

The Life Saving and Water Safety Course runs the week of December 15 through May 24 at the Hond Course Pool with a half course from December 14 to March 16 for instructors. Classes meet twice weekly with time to be announced. Minimum age 18 with a valid Lifesaving certificate. Contact Red Cross for details. Regular Mt Pleasant Elementary business meeting hosts election of officers and a program featuring Master Tommy Brooks and Patricia Barnes.

Id Water Beuri Anp Om Seimer Everliticatr Ducat Red Cross Mt Pleasant T Sma Tommy Brooks Accordre Sole Patricia Barne Charles Welly Wastler Duval Sneadner Sptech

Six Directors Added To Bazaars Honor Roll At Frederick

Winchester Hall hosts the Women’s Auxiliary of Frederick Memorial Hospital meeting where six out of town directors joined the panel: Mrs George P Vorruff Uni er Bridge seein, Mrs Ruscoe Thonigson AL nr de Roger Fer, Brad duck Heights, Mrs Kent Nicodemus Walkers, Mrs Floyd Main Middletown, and Mrs G L Thomas. The event highlighted refurbishing projects, a Snow Ball fundraiser, and plans for supporting hospital services and patient gifts.

Winchester Frederick Memorial Hospital George P Vornuff Unier Bridgeseein Ruscoe Thonigson Roger Fer Bradduck Heights Kent Nicodemus Walkers Floyd Main Middletown G L Thomas. Burkes Stean McBinte Alexandere Tal Set Teers Ethel Baltimore Anne Daft Hood Cohege Gymnasium Haller J Roger Fisher Civil Defense Byron White Velane

Clarksburg Prepares For Christmas Season

Edward Deets chosen as Christmas fee committee chair at Clarkburg Association meeting. Gaither Draper Joseph Andrews and James R King named to assist decorate a community tree at Routes 240 and 121 intersection. Ora King heads Christmas treat committee arranging youth party with Rev Jack Amman James R King and G R Wilhide. Officers elected President Paul Burner Vice President Mire Theodore Jerdan Secretary Ora King Treasurer. Next executive meeting set for December 29. Carnival site proposal approved with James Ro King chairing follow up committee. Ora King to contact school officials for use of school for a winter fair meeting. Theodore Jordan notes first aid class progress with twelve listed attendees. Refreshments planned for event.

Edward Deets Clarkburg Association Gaither Draper Joseph Andrews James R. King Ora King Jack Amman G. R. Wilhide Edward Dee Paul Burner Mire Theodore Jerdan James Ro King Schiool Wainfer Theuodore Jordan Helen Low Russell King Dorothy We Paul Warfield Avie Warnell Shiriex Goldkime Nellie Revis Missis Feigler Theodore Koadan Theaddure Jordan Busattice Jordan Ch Graham Wend Carole

Soroptimist Club Aged Gift Meeting and Planned Events

The weekly Soroptimist gathering at the Frederick hotel featured President Arcus and Treasurer Margaret Dailey, with plans for a bake sale and charity tasks. Guests included husbands of members, followed by a social dance. In Howard County, the 1943 tax rate was set at 3.185 per dollar assessed, with a total budget of 935,683.82 dollars.

Frederick County Saenptanst Club Heii Arcus Flere Sebold Morutes Margaret Dailey Victor Caller Hospital James Cove Margaret Hass Fertagny Howard Howard County

County Fire Auxiliaries Hold Meeting At Heights

The Frederi County auxiliary units met at Heights on a Wednesday evening with Press Wastler presiding. Attendees discussed aid for the injured and plans for a March 20 gathering, featuring Christmas decorations and a Three Wise Men tableau.

County Fire Heights Frederi County Sons Brush Thy Martin Heighiz Beaven Phare Astun Hughe Mayinuc Gour Bop

Empty Stocking Party Tickets Reported Ready

Readable fragments note an empty stocking party and ticket readiness linked to December events. Ambiguous names and phrases appear garbled, but the core item is that tickets are prepared for an Empty Stocking Party in December.

Visit to Korea Referenced in Fragmented Report

fragmented OCR notes describe Ike Leif visiting Korea last Saturday and mention political figures, holidays, proclamations, and public offices. the garbled text references the president, virginia, annapolis, and several named individuals with unclear roles, along with a holiday proclamation and bank and public offer notes.

Ike Leif Korea

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