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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1951

Page

6

Mediation fails to avert nationwide steel strike

Government mediators drop efforts to resolve the steel wage dispute and send the case to President Truman. CIO President Murray and Steelworkers Union reject an 18 cent an hour wage increase. Taft Hartley action or Wage Stabilization Board could be invoked, with potential 80 day pause or nonbinding recommendations. Price stabilization may allow modest steel price increases under Capehart amendment, while voluntary agreements and inflation concerns loom. Also includes brief holiday church program notes.

Washington Truman Cyrus S. Ching Steelworkers CIO Philipurray Ching Sterday Hartley John L. Lewis Age Stabilization Board Office of Price Stabilization Capehart

Christ of Christmas and the Pilgrim Faith

William Gilroy D D reflects on Christmas meaning beyond commerce, urging Christians and Jews to honor shared heritage. He cites the Pilgrim Fathers, Simeon, and Anna to illustrate Christ-centered joy, warns against anti Semitism by Christians, and calls for embracing the Mass of Christ in a modern holiday.

William &. Gilroy D. D Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Simeon Anna Paul Jesus Christ

Legion Auxiliary Monthly Meet Held

The Francis Scott Key American Legion Auxiliary held its regular monthly meeting and annual Christmas party at the Legion Home on December 16. President Edna Yelton led the session with reports of gifts delivered to Montevue and Sabillasville and plans to aid a needy family at Christmas. Seventy five gifts were taken to Sabillasville State Hospital and proceeds supported district projects.

Francis Scott Key American Legion Auxiliary Legion Home Edna Yelton Miriam Ramsburg Montevue Sabillasville Catherine van Fossen Sabillasville State Hospital Katherine Stull Patsy Holdcraft Fay Grimes Betty Phebus Santa Sallie Harris Mildred Fisher National Security

Christmas Service and program lineups in Utica area churches

Utica St Pauls Lutheran plans its annual Christmas service at 7 30 p m directed by Mrs R Paul Buhrman with a long cast list of participants including Mrs W A R Bell and Carol Stottlemyer. Edgewood Church of God follows with a 745 p m Christmas program featuring Mary Grams Wilmer Witmer and a pageant A Midnight Mass schedule across several parishes in the Manor Urbana and Point of Rocks areas lists choirs soloists and a Christmas message by Dr Joseph F Thorning plus assisting pastors.

Grace Evangelical Nd Reformed Church Arbare Kelly Kline Neidinger Jesus the Christ Niles Konitz Holst Robertussell Kenneth Shook Lory of the Lord Mr. Shook Srs Russell Protam Raymond E Thelm St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School of Utica R. Paul Buhrman Randolph Stull Carol Stottlemyer Alien Harper Albert Main Ronnie Ramsburg Joe Shelton Jean Putman Daniel Putman Linda Atkins LaRue Arnold Jeanette Lambert Ella Mae Putman Mary Hubbard Cynthia Ramsburg Michael Stull Dwight Leatherman Wayne Putman Darlene Gene Schultz Carol Shelton Mary Virginia Putman Genevieve Lambert Mary Arnold Hilda Shipley Evelyn Hubbard Delores Hubbard Carolyn Stull Johnny Speaks Richard Arnold Franklin Lambert James Crutchley Billy Sheply Edgar Kline Jerry Shelton Guy Stull Harvey Clem Russell Newcomer Aliso Frances Clem Erma Stull Lucille Dixon Barbara Putman Florence Myers Evelyn Swope Allen Harper, Jr Earl Smith Georgia Harbaugh Paul Heffner Kenneth Leatherman Dorothy Wachter Audrey Lambert Shirley Leatherman Mary Alice Ramsburg Billy Clem Billy Shelton Barbara Shelton Willard Gaver J. R. Ramsburg Robert Speaks Henry Davis Shirley Putman Madeline Clem Shirley Clem Fay Cline Anna May Swope Ruth Stull Glenna Stull Patsy Stull Eva Lambert Martha Rams- Dure Jacob Ramsburg Ray Baer Louise Stull Edgewood Church of God Mary Grams Wilmer Witmer Joseph F. Thorning St. Joseph’s Church Carrollton Manor Manor St. Ignatius Leyela Church Urbana St. James Church Point of Rocks Ormond Galvin Uriah Burgee Hubert. Biser R. S. Windsor Genevieve Brosius G. L. Thomas, Jr Edwin H. Porter Mark Jeffers Marguerite Burgee Antoinette Brosius Edward C. Wilcom Ruth Wilcom Mary Jane Wilcom Frank Keefer Lutheran Church Evangelical Lutheran Church William Sprigg Tsiris W. V. Garrett John Johnson W.V. Garrett

Empire State Building Sold For 5144 Millions

The Empire State Building, 102 stories and 1472 feet, was sold today for 5144 million dollars. New owners include Roger E. Stevens Alfred R. Glancy Jr and Ben Tobin. Financing by Prudential Life Insurance Co. Closing in Bankers Trust Co offices and the building itself. The deal involved the estate of the late John J. Raskub and followed years of complex real estate activity in New York.

New York Empire State Roger E. Stevens Alfred R. Glancy, Jr Detroit Ben Tobin Hollywood Beard Fla Prudential Life Insurance Co John J. Raskub Fifth Avenue 43Rd 34Th Streets Brooklyn Paramount Theatre Printing Crafts Taft

Raskob family preps sale of Long Island realty portfolio

Extensive realty holdings on Long Island with an original 1981 cost of 52 million dollars and two million square feet of rentable space are set for sale. It is understood the Raskob family will use the proceeds for Catholic charitable enterprises.

Long Island Raskob

AMVETS National Commander Visits Maryland Posts

AMVETS National Commander John J. Smith of Ohio visited Frederick and Middletown posts Friday night in Maryland. Clarence Adams, Washington national service director, accompanied him. They were entertained at supper in the Blue and Grey Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel at 6 p.m. Official greetings were extended by State Commander Vernon Castle and others.

Amvets Johb Ja. Smith Ohio Frederick Middletown Maryland Clarence Adams Washington National Service Francis Scott Key Vernon Castle Pasi-Commanderr Alfi Rice

East Berlin workers gift Stalin electric cash register

Workers at a nationalized East Berlin factory presented Joseph Stalin with an electric cash register on his birthday today marking December 21 as a notable occasion in the city’s wartime era.

Joe Berlin East Berlin Joseph Stalin

Christmas Program at St Johns Lutheran Creagerstown

In Creagerstown St Johns Lutheran Church School will present a Christmas program on Christmas night at eight o clock. The primary department children with junior and faculty participate with songs recitations exercises tableaux and Christmas Memories. Superintendent Mrs Ruth Martin leads with teachers assisting.

St. John’s Lutheran Church School Creagerstown Ruth Martin

Nations Express Willingness to Serve on Korea Cease-Fire Panel

An American report says Switzerland Sweden and Norway expressed willingness to serve on a Korean cease fire commission if required after informal approaches by the United States this month. Poland and Czechoslovakia were mentioned by Communists as potential members.

Walsington Switzerland Sweden Norway United States Poland Czechoslovia

Germans Free Eight War Crimes Prisoners at Landsberg

Eight Germans including three convicted for Malmedy massacre participation were released from U S War Crimes prison at Landsberg under Christmas clemency. A total of 45 prisoners have been freed, with sentences normally expiring by late January.

Landsberg Germany Malmedy U. S

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