New Year Reflections and Seasonal Observances
Editorial notes New Year customs and quotes from classic authors urging cheerful resolves. Also reports a Christmas dinner in Frederick and a 1952 India plague death decline with officials noting further reductions in later years.
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India
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The Frederick Clearing Finue Association shows 1904 total clearings at 3 890 424.40 and 1903 at 88 544 295.27. Auctioned property at 22 East Fifth Street brought $800. Frederick basketball team elected officers for the season with A Schimel as captain and Harry Hagan as manager. Johns Hopkins University entertainment at City Opera House drew a small crowd. Four eclipses are noted for the year 19%, with two solar and one lunar visible in Frederick.
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Charles Keefer
Johns Hopkins University
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from the News columns dated December 3 1954 note a seven room Siticcn dwelling at 811 North Market Street owned by Mr and Mrs Charles H Storr Philadelphia. The Ford Coach belonging to Ira Houck stolen then found abandoned on West Patrick Street. Chief of Police Ba Buss Louise Wegly Middletown assumed duties as new mathematics department member at Frederick High School. Ruth Trout secretary in Frederick County Board of Education office remained at home since Christmas Eve resting more comfortably days.
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Middletown
Frederick High School
Saeis 2
Hood College
Ruth Trout
Frederick County Board of Educaion
Engagement announced for Miss Eleanor Heston and Richard Shipley
Miss Eleanor Heston and Richard L. Shipley announce their engagement at a family gathering hosted by the Hestons of West Patrick Street. Shipley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory B. Shipley, attends the University of Maryland where he lauded as a football team member. Heston is a sophomore at Connecticut College, New London, and both graduates of Frederick High School.
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Connecticut College
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Conn
Frederick High School
Fellows Studio
BeMolay Degrees Conferred At Frederick Meeting
BeMaulay degrees were conferred as State Conclave members visited the Frederick Chapter. Frederick Crane, charter member and longtime advisor, was honored for service to the order. Attendees included state officials and local leaders. refreshments followed on the fourth floor of the Masonic Temple.
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Masonte Temple
Cotillion at Francis Scott Key Hotel draws guests
A Yuletide cotillion at the Francis Scott Key Hotel drew a mix of local and out of town guests. The evening began with private dinners and cocktails, followed by a late breakfast as officers and hosts praised lifelong service and celebrated the season with a full roster of attendees and social events.
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Alden E Fisher
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John T. Quynn
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Charles Thomas
Beckeystown
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H. H. Kelley
College Park
George Zeigler
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Roger Smith
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Jefferson
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Indianapolis
Ind
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William Utt
Wilmington
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Jean Catten' Henry
Pittsburgh
H.K. Whiting
N. d
Jack Wood
Chicago
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This City
John H Hannah, Jr
Washington
Pope Barrow
Sykesville
Joseph Turner
Ralph Shipley
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Engagement announced between Beverly Houlton and Boyd S Smith
Mr and Mrs Samuel L Houlton of College Park announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly to Boyd R Smith son of Mr and Mrs Ray H Smith of Monocacy Meadows near Predacick Miss Houlton is a Northwestern High School and Strayer College graduate now with the University of Maryland Extension Service He is a senior in Dairy Husbandry at the University of Maryland and was on the University Dairy Judging Team and the 1934 Boxing Team He is President of the Alpha Gamma Rho Social Fraternity.
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College Park
Beverly
Boyd Raymond Smith
Ray H. Smith
Monocacy Meadows
Predacick
Alpha Gamma Rho
Southall
Engagment announced for Martha Yvonne Schildt and Manford Snyder
Mr and Mrs Atlee Schildt of New Midway announce the engagement of their daughter Martha Yvonne to Manford Snyder son of Mr and Mrs William Snyder of near Thurmont. No wedding date set. Britain arranged to make a large annual payment to reduce postwar debt to the United States bringing the total indebtedness down from a wartime high.
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Manford Snyder
William Snyder
Thurmont
Washington
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You Too Can Win a Holiday Coffin
HAL BOYLE warns on New Year holiday risk taking in a satirical column urging readers to avoid reckless habits. He lists dangerous behaviors from overeating and drinking to reckless driving and jaywalking, suggesting the consequences are grim yet avoidable if one acts cautiously.
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Estimates Are Required Under New Tax Law
Taxpayers who should have made quarterly estimated income tax payments now face different due dates under the new law. For 1954 payments are due April 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15, with optional skips if estimates show no need. If income rises, estimates must be filed or penalties may apply. Farmers have special final return dates. changes take effect in 1956 for 1955 returns.
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Fed
Navy foresees Forrestal cost near current estimate
More than 259 attempts occurred during the Forrestal supercarrier’s construction as workers built the 60 and ton island of steel over two years. The Navy projects the final cost to stay near 97,459,000 dollars. Congress had earmarked 218,639,000 dollars in 1951 for the first giant flat-top carrier.
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Serious Probes Of U S Red Activity By Congress Ending
Analysis notes mounting evidence that Congress will stop serious inquiries into Communist activity. The piece argues that the push shifts to undermining executive security agencies, with focus on national security procedures, Oppenheimer case, and calls for confrontation rights for accusers. It cites Senate committees, scientific opposition, and a 4-4 Supreme Court vote shaping future rulings.
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