Congress stress over War ren head to Supreme Court
Highlights show Eisenhower’s pick Earl Warren facing Senate Judiciary scrutiny as Bricker proposals threaten GOP unity on treaties and presidential agreements. Kefauver gains little GOP support for new sunstatute. Beeson eyed for NLRB amid party lines. CCC- farm price bill cuts discussed as conferees clash. Also a local note: John R. Webb Post VFW and Country Club study pool plans with Sylvan Pools showing options. findings to be shared at a later meeting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
U. S Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary
Warren
Bricker
GOP
Sen
George D-Ga
White House
George
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Beeson
Albert C. Beeson
Senate Labor Committees
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Senate House
Dicker
Commodity Credit Corp
House
T Hut Sunalurs
Ast
John R. Webb
V.F.W
Country Club
V F,w.and Country Club
Ralph Kanode
Edward D. Storm
Sylvan Pools, Inc
Doylestown
V.iaw
Groundhog Day superstition and Turkish leader visit noted
A look at Groundhog Day's weather superstition cites Candlemas ties and myths about six weeks more winter. The piece also covers President Celal Bayar's visit to the United States, his Turkish political rise, and Turkey's role in the Cold War allied with the West and U.S. military aid in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celal Bayar
Turkey
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
Bayard
Republican People’s Party
Democratic Party
Stalin
Majenkov
United States
Korea
Bosphorus
Mediterranean
County Health Officer Replies to Recent Letter From Physician
In a letter to The News, Health Officer Forbest Burgess clarifies a plan submitted to the State Health Department to reduce patient costs rather than the medical budget in Frederick County. He cites agreements among local doctors to sacrifice portions of patient billing, aiming to expand card eligibility while staying within budget. Also notes that 128 more care cards will be issued to teachers as savings accrue statewide. A society meeting report from St Marys Chapter All Saints church recounts 1886 origins, honors long-serving members, and notes a pre Lenten tea on March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Q. Thomas, Sr
M.D
Health Department
Thomas
State Department of Health
Frederick County
Mounts
Society
Robert Trimble
St Mary's
All Saints Church
Trimble
Emma Quinn
B. J. Eader
H. F. Shipley
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
From the February 2 1904 issue James W Troxell former county surveyor died suddenly in Rocky Ridge after collapsing in snow while walking from a train to reach a Western Maryland connection. He was 72. A fire at Foxs Stove House damaged floor and thirty rock stoves. frozen hydrant delayed firefighting. The Fair of Ye Olden Time opened at City Opera House with athletics by the Independent Athletic Association and a Frederick Select Orchestra program. County Commissioners reported road blockages due to snow in Maidle town and Mechanicstown. A Frederick to Adamstown freight train collision shattered a passenger car window and damaged its roof. Charles Schultz narrowly escaped injury.
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James W. Tronxell
Aear
Fox
Patrick Street
Market
Patrick Streets
Patrick
Court Streets
City Opera House
Independent Athletic Association
Ed Bentz
Poole Brothers
Frederick
Ord
Mairidletown
Mechanicstown
Adamstown
Charles Schultz
Former Lloyd Culler Seeks Mayor Nomination in 1934
Twenty years ago The Columns notes former mayoral candidate Lloyd Culler announcing his bid for mayor pending Democratic convention. He has held the office three times. The piece also mentions the Groundhog Day forecast of weeks of bad weather with three inches of snow reported, and Oliver W. Stewart of the Flying Squadron Foundation addressing a YMCA audience about a constitutional amendment to curb liquor traffic.
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Masor Lloyd © Culler
Oliver W) Stewart
Fleing Siladron Foundation
YM Oca
Clean Desk Philosophy Mixes Humor and Mayhem
HAL BOYLE muses on the chaos of a cluttered desk and the clash between orderly life and creative clutter. He notes the lure of a littered workspace, the mock aphorism that a clean desk equals a clear mind, and the comic danger of legal threats and broken books. Narratives shift to a divorce case in Cairo as Narriman wins a Moslem court settlement from ex-King Farouk amid negotiations and alimony arrangements. The piece blends office humor with a real-world royal split, ending with financial specifics on alimony and dowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Laver
Jevel
Narriman
Cairo
Egypt
Narrman
Farouk
Ahmed Fuad
New Club Chartered At Meeting Monday
A Salisbury exchange club charter night featured remarks on national service aims and youth education. District Governor Ernest Matthews presented awards to Frank R. Smith Jr and Young Hagerstown Exchange organizers, with officers and charter members announced.
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Sis
Matt
Jace of Courtry
Ernest Matthews
Salsbury
Distrit 2
Frank 2. Smith, Jr
Yere Forte Young
Hagerstown Exchange Club
Thomas Michael
Howard M. Ambrose Austin M. Bohn
John N. Bower
James B. Brashears
Eugene Carlisle
Everett E. Champlin
Paul H. Etgenbrode
Edward 4B. Ewing
Clarence M. Fogle
W. Verl Forney
Howard Fink
Lewis B. Gannon
Bruce Gregory
William §. Huyett, Jr
Ernest K. Jackson Walker N. Jolliffe
Howard Kelly
James H Kepler
Carlton A. Marvel
Nelson E. May
L. Homer Miller
Morris Rhian
Vincent L. Rowet
Vernon C Sanders
John W Schamel
Richard L. Schindel
Kenneth B. Shaw
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Claude V. Smith
Frank R. Smith, Jr
Edgar AR. Spurrier
Thomas E. " Staley Dewi Wy Suda
Checisa Lyon Snider
Bernard Warrenfeltz
Paw R. Whipp
Joseph C H. Wilhide
Maynard Summers
William F. Dean
Toas
Hebert R Jordan
Edwin H. Sponseller
Charter Night
Frank R. Smith
Messrs
Sanders ‘Staley
Schamel
Warrenfeltz
David Hagan
Joseph Stephens
Donald B. Rice
Rice
Charles V. Main
Main
Col
Cecil D. Miller
Camp Detrick
Miller
Noel Gross
Lions Club
Gross
Paul L.mcauliffe
Rotary Club
McAuliffe
Guy Kelly
Kiwanis
Elmer Singer
Crystans
Singer
Heshia C. Foster
Ontimists
Foster
M. J .Croghan
Zonta
Croghan
Exchange Club
Philip Waler
Cambridge Club
William Schwartz
Salisbury Club
Walter Kelly
Silver Spring
Ars Kelly
Max Carozza
Baltimore
Carozza
A. B. Sign
Frank Herter
Girl Scout Association
Hotel Frederik
Stout
Tor
Neimann Brunk
Chester Childs
Merval Weaser
Paul L. Althouse
Josephona
Girl Scouts
Ray H Smith
Elizabeth McHugh
National Scout Headquarters
Chester Conds
Francs Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Weaver
James Williamson
International Flavor Promises Youth Sunday Projects
February 7 event at Calvary United Methodist church will feature Glass for Greece and Raiment Round-up for Korea. Donations include glass jars and lids, clothing, and books for Africa, with proceeds aiding shipping, a calf feeding project, and a training scholarship. A candlelight service and public program mark the Youth Week observance.
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Greece
Frederick County
Calvary
Methodist Church
Sullita Ob
Korea
Africa
Ywca of
Hood College
African Gold Coast
Hood
James H. Robinson
Presbyterian Church of USA
Shirley Wachter
Utea Lutheran Church
William,Purdum
Locust Grove Church of the Brethren
Eugene Young
Evangelical Lutheran Church
City
Youth Council
New Windsor
Brooklyn
Dai Group
Second Frederick child dies of meningitis
A two year old boy from Country Club Heights Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after meningitis diagnosed as meningococcal. Earlier the same disease took a one year old Thurmont girl. Health officials urged contacts to seek preventive medication while tests continue. Interment for the boy is set at Mt. Olivet cemetery with private funeral services at 2:30 pm at 8 East Patrick Street funeral home.
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Frederick County
William Francis Ford
Ftoute
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick L. Hyser
Thurmont
Forbes H. Burgess
Albert F. Houff
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet
E. Clineami Sonifuneral
Court Martial Urged Over Major Linked to Communism
Senator McCarthy publicized a letter to Secretary Stevens alleging a Army major at Camp Kilmer New Jersey has Communist ties. He reportedly recruited soldiers into the Communist Party and ran a leadership school and a possible Camp Kilmer cell, while refusing to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCar _thy
McCarthy
Robert T. Stevens
New York
Camp Kilmer
Policeman Paul Mossburg Recovers From Wounds
Police officer Paul Mossburg has recovered rapidly from stab wounds sustained about a week ago and is expected to testify before the February grand jury against alleged assailant John Francis Maker, who remains jailed on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Additional municipal deeds and community meeting notes follow in this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mossburg
John Francis Maker
Mossburg
Makel
Maker
Assaul
Water proofing tech could keep tissue dry in storm
MOSCOW reports Leningrad Pravda details hydrafobization a new waterproofing method said to repel water from fabric paper and glass. Scientists claim treated materials shed moisture without altering appearance enabling rain gear and even auto windshields to stay dry. US coffee market notes follow with rising prices and supply concerns.
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Russ
Moscow
Leningrad Pravda
Leniingrad University
Lare
Leningrad University
Appeals From Convictions Involving Drunk Driving
Edward S Lewis of Route 1 Jefferson faced appeals on drunk driving and reckless driving convictions after a Peoples Court hearing before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield. No defense evidence was offered. Sentences included $150 plus costs for drunk driving and $25 plus costs for reckless driving. Officers testified Lewis admitted consuming alcohol and showed wavering driving.
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Edward S Lewis
Route 1
Jefferson
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Sheffield
Philip Kretsinger
Lewis
Route 340
Edwin F. Nikirk
T. West Clagcott
Charles A. Price
Robert Allen Hawse
Clarksburg
Jerome E. Addy
Grosse Pointe Park
Mich
Braddock Mountain
Albert Hedden
Regulation on Coffee Trading Sparks Senate Hearing
A Washington coffee dealer told senators that government regulation of coffee trading could reduce supply and raise prices. He warned that tighter controls might disrupt markets and harm producers seeking fair access to buyers.
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Washington
New York
Crowded February Observances and Historical Notes
A compact calendar of February days and weeks highlights observances such as Groundhog Day Candlemas and Groundhog Day observances along with numerous national weeks like National Defense Week Americanism Week and National Advertising Week. The article notes Abraham Lincoln and George Washington birthdays and discusses historical views on fire healing from the Middle Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Heart Fund
Abraham Lincoln
George Washingtons
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Lochner
Norman Despeaux
Alexandria
George Washington High School
H. Carter Appleby
Rodney E. Willard
Grant Place
Bethel Tabernnacle
Frederick Congregation of Jehovah's Witmesses
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Geneva M. Lewis
Ernest C. Dorsey
West South Street
Russell Lee Saylor
Clifford W. Shelton
Devilbiss ‘Bridge Road
Walkersville
Jessie K. Tinney
Margaret C. Esworthy
Louise M. Clingan
Hamilton Avenue
Federated Women's Clubs of
Maryland
Alexander
Hagterstown
B'nai Brith
East Church Street
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Hagerstown
Franklin Court
State Farmers Committee
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Bey
NEA
Gustavo Lobo Jr
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
Senate Agriculture Committee
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