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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1954

Page

10

Military Strength Cut Back

The Defense Department reported that in the two years ending June 30 it cut military personnel by 9 percent and civilian rolls by 6 percent without reducing combat power. The Navy and Air Force show sizable personnel reductions, while the Army plans 20 combat divisions next June 30 with civilian cuts already underway.

Washington Defense Department House Civil Service Rep Corbett R-Pa Subcommittee Pentagon Armed Services House Repor Army Marine Corps Navy Air Force Writ Air Force

Union Bridge and area folks move about and wed

Union Bridge and nearby towns report a string of updates. Mr and Mrs William Good head to Florida with family on a motor trip. Miss Sandra L Gladhill visits grandparents Vernon and Mildred Gladhill in Westminster. Roger Roop nears completion of a new Mt Union home for his family. Joseph Quesenberry returns from University Hospital Ballimers and shows improvement near Linwood. The G M Fleming household plans a weekend return from Sarasota Fla after two weeks with Hively Gladhill family, plus Miami and Jacksonville visits. Harold Stane comes home for Christmas from Trieste and Europe and will report to Camp Rucker Ga in January for potential discharge in March. Patsy Hartzler Stone joins him in Georgia. Neva Jane Langley Miss America 1953 marries William Arthur Fickling Jr real estate broker of Macon Ga at Southside Baptist Church. couple to reside in Macon after Jamaica trip. Neva Jane will finish education at Wesleyan College in Macon. she was an honor graduate at Auburn in June.

Enion Bridge William Good Union Bridge Florida Sandra L. Gladmll Westminster Vernon Gladhill Roger Roop Mt. Union Roop Joseph Quesenberry Linwood University Hospital Ballimers G. M. Fleming Paul Hively Gladhill Sarasota Fla Miami Jacksonville Harold Stane Trieste Italy Europe Germany Camp Rucker Patsy Hartzler Stone Georgia

Christmas Dinner Dance Of Civitan Club Frederick

About one hundred Civitan members, their wives, and guests attended the Civitan Club of Frederick Christmas dinner dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President LeRoy Blumenauer hosted with district officers, Rev. Ralph Whit gave the invocation, and Preston Best led Christmas carols. Lt Gov Basil Lewis and other dignitaries joined, prizes were handed out, and the event honored anniversaries and club officers with a full program and dancing to the Esquires.

Civitan Club Frederick Francis Scott Key LeRoy N. Blumenauer Ralph E. Whit Christmas Ravels Preston E. Best Frank Danner Esquires Thomas Campbell Joseph M. Wilson Dottie Winebrewer

Rift Between Officials Strains Maryland Federal Duck Rules

In Baltimore a rift between Maryland and federal game officials emerged after a federal crackdown on illegal duck hunting. The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service tripled its regional enforcement staff and arrested 36 hunters. Maryland officials cited conflict over bait rules and enforcement, noting state and federal regulations differ on duck blinds and decoys. The dispute grows as enforcement expands and penalties rise under federal law.

Baltimore Maryland U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Charles Lawrence Lawrence Ernest Vaughn Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission Vaughn

War Veteran Sent To Mental Hospital

A Georgia veteran, Erwin E Roden, 28, was declared insane by Chief Judge Emory H. Wiles and ordered confined to a mental institution for the murder of Gerald Woodward McCaffrey in a Baltimore apartment last May. Roden, a former minor league baseball player who served in Okinawa, beat the church worker with a Madonna and Child statuette. the weapon was found near the body.

Baltimore Georgia Emory H. Wiles Erwin E. Roiden Roden Bainbridge Pensacola Fla Gerald Woodward McCaffrey Okinawa McCaffrey St. Peter's Catholic Church

Rest Home Owner May Be Prosecuted

In Rockville on December 30, Mrs. Doris Mae Hissey operator of Pine View Rest Home River Road was ordered to comply with nursing home regulations by January 15 or face prosecution A. Morton Thomas Montgomery County director of inspection and license reported seven violations found during license renewal inquiries and an earlier month investigation confirmed unmet requirements.

Rockville Potomac Doris Mae Hissey Pine View River Road A. Morton Thomas Montgomery County

Court News and Miscellaneous Notices

Court news lists a bill of complaint filed for absolute divorce by Edward YT Baumgardner against Mary M Baumgardner. Marriage licenses show Edward L Despeaux and Joan E Merchant, both 18, from Lovettsville VA. Donald F Schopf 28 with Sylvia A Richards 28 from Brockport NY. Property deeds include John J Murphy and wife to T energiesk I Mary Staley for $10, Howard DeGrange to George Wier Biser and wife for $10, William C Martin and wife to Floyd C Martin and wife for $10, Shelby Realty Corp to Selmont Operating Corp for $5.

Edward Baumgardner Mary M. Baumgardner Edward L. Despeaux Frederick Joan E. Merchant Lovettsville Donald F. Schopf Clarence N Sylvia A. Richards Brockport John J. Murphy T. Energiesk I Mary Staley Phy Howard T. DeGrange George Wier Biser William C. Martin Floyd C. Martin Shelby Realty Corp Selmont Operating Corp J. Mur

Eshleman Addresses Lions Club on 1955 Outlook

Elmer I. Eshleman vice president of Western Maryland Trust Company and NACCC director spoke at the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He compared Canada and U S economies, discussed 1955 prospects, local zoning plans praised the Farm Bureau for a county wide zoning study, noted U S 40 completion and Camp Detrick growth, and warned on tax policy and Taft-Hartley amendments. He cited rising steel output birth rates highway expansion and energy advances, predicting a capital plant around 8 billion for AEC projects and urging informed public discussion.

Lions Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Elmer I. Eshleman Western Maryland Trust Company National Association of Chambers of Commerce Canada United States Frederick County Farm Bureau U.S. 40 Washington Camp Detrick Eshleman Yates-Dixon Veredit Atomic Energy AEC General Motors Bethlehem Steel DuPont Alumin

Washington County Increases Real Estate Tax Rate

Washington County Maryland raised the real estate levy to 1.75 per 100 valuation for next year with 1.44 allocated to education. The 25 cent hike funds a nearly five million dollar budget including 400 to 600 dollar annual raises for teachers. New teachers start at 3,400 yearly as the county seeks to attract staff and compete with other counties. The commission plans to borrow one million dollars from the state toward a 135 million dollar school building program.

Hagerstown Washington County W. Lee Elgin

Education tax rate shifts funds in 1954 county budget

The education portion of the tax rate will fund general county expenses under the new budget. The previous 51.70 rate allocated about $1.18 to education. The 1954 budget totals 4,978,136 compared with 3,630,086 last year, with assessable base at 179,900,000 and 176,300,000 respectively. News, Frederick, Md, December 31, 1954.

Frederick U. S Frank M. Johnson Jr Lynne James E. Folsom

Attorney General's License Suspended In Pennsylvania

The State Revenue Department suspended the driver's license of incoming Attorney General Robert B. Cohen after a June traffic arrest. The 90 day suspension, to take effect January, was ordered by Earl Pitzer of the State Bureau of Highway Safety. Cohen paid $15 in fines and costs after the incident and had no prior arrests in 30 years of driving. Governor-elect George M. Leader plans to name Cohen attorney general after his January inauguration.

Harrisburg State Revenue Department Rerbert B. Cohen H. Earl Pitzer State Bureau of Highway Safety Cohen West Ladsburg Chester County York Dowmg George M Pitzer Commonwealth Justice of the Peace Evans B. Dague Parkesbury

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