Be Yourself In Copy and a City Office Cigar Flurry
A column on being yourself in journalism notes reporters’ copy habits and quirks. A City Register office incident recounts a cigars spark near money bags causing a quick response from staff and a minor scare but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Register
Louis Eichelberger
Jimmie Harrison
Ethel Pem
Harry Castle
Edwina Crowther
Jim
Messersmith
Mr. Eichelberger
Dior's Look and Power in Fashion History
Roiette Hargrove profiles Christian Dior as a towering force in fashion over ten years, detailing the New Look and Magnet Line, his global market dominance, and his retreat to a Provençal life. The piece notes Dior’s rise from modest beginnings, wartime service, and postwar empire, while recounting public reactions and lasting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dior
Rosette Hargrove
NEA
Paris
Christian Dior
France
Provence
Marcel Boussac
I iDior
Boussac
House of Dior
St. Vitus
Sis
Los Angeles
Idaho
Parroting Stevenson in Senate debate signals partisanship
The piece discusses Democratic senators, notably Mansfield of Montana, echoing Stevenson’s views amid wartime foreign policy debate. It argues that some Democrats show strong partisanship while others seek nonpartisan tones, amid controversy over the Suez crisis and Eisenhower administration policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Lawrence Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Haade
United
Congress
Suez
America
Europe
Dulles
Theu. S
Polio Can Be Licked Says Frederick Speaker
Frederick Lions Club luncheon speaker Charles G. Leitch of Catonsville urged action to defeat polio. He cited only 1 percent of children receiving a vaccine dose and stressed three tasks: educate on full vaccination, care for the paralyzed nationally, and maintain rehabilitation for late-vaccine cases. He called the vaccine underused and urged public education and community effort to stamp out polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Leitch
Catonsville
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Lions Club of
Frederick
Leitch
Leiteh
Byron W. Thompson
Lions Club Inducts Members At Frederick Session
W. Jerome Otmia introduces Harry Gray as the speaker for the Lions Club meeting in Frederick. Jack B. Kussamaul is inducted, with Lion Niemann and A. Brunk noted. The education director at Elm Street School spoke, sponsored by Lion Weldon Harper. The winning scrub bowling team treated to a chicken dinner. the defeated ate crow with a bowling primer. Visiting Lions included Henry C. Iberantz, Rev. Raymond L. Markley, and several guests from Westminster and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gray
W. Jerome Otmia
Gentral
March of Times
Frederick
Jack B. Kussamaul
Lion Niemann A. Brunk
Spew
Elm Street School
Als
Lion Weldon Harper
Henry C.ibrantz
Raymond L
Markley
Myersville
Clarence
Fishpan
Westminster
William A. Reno
Red Horse
Alvey Reno
Preston Best
Kenneth Barnecord
Charles Crum
Lioyd Fogle
Clark Cottrell
Elmer “Ehler
Stanley Gaver
William S
Hood
Stewart Bardoff
Baltimore
Dorsey F. Shipley
Melvin E. Lea
Dorothy Dix Says Advice on Education and Family Roles
Dorothy Dix counsels Priscilla to delay college while raising her family but keep aims alive through self study and practical steps. She urges building skills by writing or teaching via clubs and groups, planning for a degree after family establishment. Contains local club notes on Skyline Homemakers and Charlesville group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
Dorothy Die
Regina
Sinzpi
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dex
Priscilla
Average Protestant Minister Salary Around Four Thousand
The article notes the average Protestant cash salary near $4,000 a year with dwelling value. it cites Albert McClellan of the Southern Baptist Convention and the National Council of Churches figures. Smaller churches pay less, though overall compensation is seen as adequate for larger congregations. Also mentions hospital reports and local vandalism incidents in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coenell
Albert McClellan
Nash
Southern Baptist Convention
National Council of Churches
Out Hook
U.S
Aks United Presbyterian Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Terian Church
U.S.A
American Lutheran
United Lutheran
Southern Baptists
Turtles Teeth and Continental Army Music Q and A
The Q and A explains that turtles lack teeth but possess horned jaw edges capable of biting hard substances. It also notes that the Continental Army used the fife and drum to furnish music for its forces.
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Eversyoody
Bit Gold
District Line
Washington Post
Times Herald
Ace
Bill
Shirley Povich
Gean
Snorts
Robert H. Estabrook
Povich
Edward T. Folliard
Howse
Gold
Phil
Anoter
Corey Dix
Harry
Staley
Bennett Lightbown
Imember
lAngleberger
Edward Burkey
Daniel Fout
Marry Staley
Benita
Glade Valley Grange
Glade i Valley Grange
Home,economics
Pomona Johward
Bruce Crum
Lewis Wismer
Clarence Eaves
Glade Valley
Donald Cecil
Mary Zimmerman
Rueli Cecil
Marjoriemith
Pauline Stauffer
Rev.rice
Teresa Oke
Hazel Roderuck
Louise Dell
George C. Stauff ‘Fer
Lewis Wis‘ner
Edgar Zimmermann
Helen van Fossen
Pauline Whitmore
iGladys Wisner
Martha Frantz
Kathryn Trout
Annia Zimmerman
iPerla Trout
Eva Hoke
Bath
Fam
Stevenson
Jafter
London
Jjoo
Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Martin
Knowland
House
Skyline Club
Skyline
Homemakers Club
Braddock Heights
Skyline ‘Homemakers Club
Harold Chichester
Allen Sherard
iCharlesville Club
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Foster Angleberger
Charles Putman
Name Orion
B. B. Plazer
Jonnie K. Swanen Horton P. Seaman
Tom T. Somance
Casey L. Toland
Frederick, Md
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Thurmont
Ridgevillé
3Rd
Power's Service, Inc
New Herald Frioncine
James A. Harrison
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Francis Welch
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Edward Sumyak
Urmont
Warner Hospital
Waynesboro Hospital
Waynesboro
Mary E. Hatter
Red 1
Emmitsburg
Montgomery County
U. S
Rockville-Gaithersburg
M. B. Dayhoff
Calloways
Olney
Laytonsville
Darhoff
Meadow ‘Hall
Rockville
Hawkins Store
Fmallex
Katherine Wilcox
Gene Frock
American Legion
Maryland
Maryland Avenue
A. J. Moc
Rusco
Ned S. Zeiler
North Court St
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