Want A Million
A reader column contrasts the dream of becoming a millionaire with today’s tax and economic realities. It cites Tax Foundation projections showing how two men starting with identical means in 1921 and 1951 reach their first million at different times, highlighting the impact of taxes on ambition and savings. It also notes social security coverage for self employed individuals ruling March filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Outlook
Tax Foundation Inc
Mr. A
Mr. B
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security Administration
Word of Thanks to The News Editors and Publicity
The Frederick County P T A Council Parent Education Committee thanks The News-Post for accurate coverage of meeting discussions aiding taxpayer awareness of school issues. Acknowledges the January 31 Workshop editorial appraisal in the Frederick News and expresses encouragement for the School News Column. Marian Nopman and Mrs G Ch., Frederick Md, February 1, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick
Marian Nopman
Parent Education Cap Tlee
Frederick, Md
New Baby at Our House A Television Set
Boyle Column Sy describes the arrival of a new baby at home a television set. The piece uses humorous self mockery and vivid imagery to portray the set as a precocious child with a glass forehead and six tummy knobs. It portrays the device with affectionate satire and regional slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Truss Cyclops
Miss Cyclops
BOXLE
New York
Miss Cy Clops
Frantes
Brooklyn
Northrop Develops Baby Jet Engine at Hawthorne Institute
Northrop Aircraft, Inc announces development of a compact jet engine for small private planes. The program is conducted by students at the Northrop Institute, an aeronautical school for civilian students and Air Force personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Calif
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Northrop Institute
Fifty Years Ago Hens From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago, a musical at the Opera House by the Reformed Guild chorus directed by Miss Ada L Rhodes, with Brenners orchestra. The Tempest operetta as principal feature. A new commercial club constitution adopted in Frederick with Willard C Keller as president. Senator Rohrback deferred action on reassessment of personal property in the counties. County Commissioners inspected a bridge over the Monocacy river at Frederick Junction. The old bridge number to be auctioned next Sunday. Six miles of new track on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Monrovia to TIke's Crossing to enter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Guild
Ada L. Rhodes
Brenner
NEW Commercial Club of
Frederick
City Hotel
Willard C. Keller
Rohrback
Senate
Frederick County
Monocacy River
Frederick Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Monrovia
Tike
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The Cetus TH The News
A prisoner who escaped from the county jail attempted theft with a motorist near Addictown. A written report is expected on the near future from a United States Pipe and Faasdes Company representative in Philadelphia about the cause of expansion that tore apart a section of a newly laid pebbleite on Wee Seventh Street. Frederick High Schools boys and girls won the county school league championships by defeating Brunswick as cheer games at the State Armory. A three car crash in front of Saubles Inn, Tanatezan, left cars practically demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehon A Mide
Ahddictown
Hethamber
Charles W Crum
Amante Ie
Oture
United States Pipe and Faasdes Company
Paladelphia
Wee Seventh Street
Frederick High Schools
Brunuswick
State Armory
Saubles Inn
Taneztean
New Market Physician Is Wreck Victim
Dr. Ernest P. Roop, 75, a longtime New Market physician, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Saturday night series of crashes in Frederick County. Six separate accidents caused injuries to five others and over $5,000 in damage. Roop died nine hours after the Route 40 collision with a halted fuel-oil tanker. The driver of the tanker was William E. Snyder, 27, of Mr. Airy. Roop’s death followed critical internal injuries and broken limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest P. Roop
New Market
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tichnell and Bowman
Route 40
Joseph Stakem
Roop
William E. Snyder
Airy
James R. Hahn
New Market Transportation Company
Third
Catherine Spitzer
Fifth Avenue
Brunswick
Spitzer
William Lyerly
North Market Street
Myrtle Bell Waltz
Baltimore
Thurmont
Frederick
Lewis
Bud” Rice
East Church Street
Rice
Faye E. Lyerly
WFMD
Lyerly
Kenneth Bond
Moser
Route 15
Elmo Paxton Jr
Silver Spring
Route 80 Fingerboard
Paxton
Harry Bowman
Ray Davis
Rt. 2
Clarksburg
John Preston Thomas
Ijamsville
Davis
Thomas
Ciarces
Yooper Bowman
Rt. 75
Edward Crowther
New Market District
Halifax
N.S
James
Margaret Grilet Roop
Rs. Anna L. Roop
Nova Scotia
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Balimore
West Virginia
Camden
W. Va
Hej
Frederch ,Cranty Medical Secets
Maryland
American Medical Association
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church and
Philanthropic Lodge
New 16S
Masons
New Matset
Chideen
Albert AL Wizht
Pittsbhurch
Mmsaree F
Bad Patrick Street
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Aclax
Invermont
Olives Cemetery
Chine and Son
Deaths of several residents in area communities
Multiple death notices from Frederick area papers report the deaths of Mrs. Gertrude M. Haney of Manchester aged 76 widow of Arthur Haney with six sisters and three brothers as survivors. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from Roy W Barber funeral home with burial in Laytonsville cemetery. Also listed are Daniel Devall Oden of Point of Rocks aged 75, Eli David Cramer former Walkersville resident aged 82, Ida Mary Sigafoose of Brunswick aged 84, and Mary Alice Hill Jones of York formerly of Frederick aged 38. Each notice details survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Haney
Gertrude M. Haney
Manchester
Woodfield
Bella
Susie B. Aliault
Mallis M. Childs
Lawsonsville
Libby Higgins
Rockville
Daisey Bell Fraley
Gaithersburg
Maggie Burns
Etchison
Homer
Raymond Allnutt
Clagettsville
Russell
Roy W. Barber
Warren Firth
Edgar Soper
Laytonsville Cemetery
Daniel D. Oden
Daniel Devall Oden
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Franklin A
Martha Malden Oden
Ann Heffner
Nora Thompson
Rose Lamm
Brunswick
East Church Streets
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Harold Ickes Dies At 77
Harold L. Ickes a leading Roosevelt era figure and former Interior Secretary died at 6:25 PM EST in Emergency Hospital at 77 after extended illness. He had earlier served as head of the Public Works Administration and was famed as a sharp tongue critic of allies, notably his feud with Harry Hopkins shaping New Deal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Olney
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Funeral Services For Mrs Weddle Tuesday
Despondent over ill health Amy Doris Weddle 133 wife of Donald B. Weddle died by suicide at her Mt. Pleasant Carroll County home near Westminster Saturday at 10 a.m. She shot herself in the chest with a .22 revolver in a downstairs room. Daughter of William Amos Arnold and the late Nellze Ports Arnold she leaves husband two children Doris Louise and D. Zari Annie a brother William A. of Philadelphia. Member of St John s Reformed Church Woodsboro. Body at Woodsboro funeral home Powell and Hartzler pending removal to the Reformed church Tuesday at 1 p.m. for services Rev Charles A Price. Burial Rocky Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sigafoose
Ida Mary Sigafoose
Thomas Albert Sigafoose
Brunswick
Leander Barger
Elizabeth Reed
First Methodist Church
B. and O. Veterans
Harry Edgar
Dundalk
Esther I. Stewart
William F
Charles E
Harry E
Oakland
Cal
Norman Trott
George Bennett
Park Heights Cemetery
Amy Doris Weddle
Donald B. Weddle
Mt. Pleasant
Carroll County
Sive Miiles
Westminster
Charles A Price
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Luf's Stuff Misit Styles and Conditional Cheer
A fragmented note describes Lufburrows offering misit in multiple styles and types of campos and teas. It mentions emotions, conditions, and groups including a narrator XN aiding battles with persons, groups, and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campos
Call To Young People Draws 300 To Meeting
A Frederick County gathering for the Interdenominational Youth Sunday drew about three hundred attendees despite rain. The program urged youth to risk their Christianity in witness to combat world evils, with offerings totaling 185 and 165 for national outreach, plus a one dollar gift per person for youth work. A move to form a Frederick County Christian Youth Council was announced for February 7 at Trinity Chapel, with each church urged to send two youths and one adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christian Youth Movement
Frederick County
Frederick County Christian Youth Council
Frederick County Call Projects Committee
County Christian Youth Council
Trinity Chapel
Frederick
Carl’ Staley
Evangelical United Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Regier
Births and notices in Maryland and neighbors regions
Mr and Mrs Gerald Jerry McConnell announce a daughter Katie Marie born Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Harvey Whip Jr announce a daughter Delores Hope born January 29 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Cromwell announce a daughter January 30 at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Susan Irene weighing 7 lbs 14 oz. Doris Tregoning of Woodsboro is the farmer. June Walker daughter of D T Walker near Ridgeville joins Pharos staff at West Virginia Wesleyan College and participates in student movements and clubs. Charles Minnick Sr of Baltimore and E G Minnick Union Bridge will travel to St Petersburg Florida for a time. Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown attends National Home Demonstration Council executive board meeting in Philadelphia to plan next October’s Raleigh event.
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Gerald “Jerry” McConnell
Patrick Court Building
Katie Marie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
National Home Demonstration Council
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Philadelphia
Raleigh
N. C
Harvey Whip, Jr
Sharkstown
Delores Hope
Kenneth Cromwell
Woodsboro
Susan Irene
Cromwell
Doris Tregoning
June Walker
D. T. Walker
Ridgeville
Pharos
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Methodist Student Movement
Christian Service Fellowship
Psychology Club
Charles Minnick
Baltimore
E. G. Minnick
Union Bridge
St. Petersburg
Florida
Illnesses and hospital notices in Frederick area
Frederick area residents report various medical conditions and recent hospital admissions. Bowers, a Frederick attorney, underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition at noon. Mrs Geo Keeney and Mr Keeney were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Union Bridge Fire Department ambulance after an incident Saturday night. George T Keech, formerly of Creagerstown, had growth removal at Maryland General Hospital and is recovering well. Mrs Ellis Carty at Frederick Memorial Hospital is improving. Robert Plush, retired railroad brakeman, is convalescing at his daughter's Westminster home. Elizabeth Getzendanner of Baltimore, staying with Mrs E D Grove, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Dr G F Smith of Woodsboro was hospitalized and moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Guy Anders, ill, is back at work part time. Mrs Charles Eagle was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Minnie Horiue, an 84-year-old Hyattstown resident, remains bedbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnerman FP. Bowers
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Geo. W. Keeney
Union Bridge
Johnsville
Keeney
George T. Keech
Baltimore
Creagerstown
Westminster
Elizabeth Getzendanner
E. D. Grove
West Second Street
G. F. Smith
Woodsboro
L. C. Barton
Guy Anders
Court House
Charles Eagle
Patrick Street
IM. R. Etchison and Son
Minnie Horiie
Hyattstown
Community Chorus Plans Private Auditions For Spring Concert
Members of the Community Chorus meet at 8 30 this evening in Gambrill Gym Hood College to consider musical selections for the spring concert Private recordings of Purcell and Wardell will be played directed by Dr Earle Blakesslee The Wooster Conservatory recordings lent by Dr Richard Gore Wooster College Ohio feature Song in the Wilderness and Come Ye Sons of Art with Wardell Greer collaboration Students will hear Schubert Mass No 2 in G as part of the developing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle B. Blakeslee
Purcell and
Wardell
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
Richard Gore
Conservatory of Music
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Wooster Conservatory
Gore
Henry Purcell
Schubert
Binkeslee
Worship the Work of Their Own Hands Feature
Daily Bread at kv a reeareL BAILEY cites Emerson and Isaiah to warn of societal decline when worship shifts from higher ideals to politics and markets. The piece laments loss of honor and dignity as culture becomes frivolous and youth lose hope beyond this world. A theft report notes Vernon Grayson Kerlholtz's 1951 Oldsmobile four-door sedan stolen in Emmitsburg between 11:20 PM Sunday and 1:30 AM today. vehicle still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reearel Bailey
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Senate
Vernon Grayson Kerlholtz
Emmitsburg
Slate
Vets and Draftees Guide Answers Readers Questions
Major Thomas M. Sial in Washington answers readers from across the country on enlistment ages no pre 17 rules, VA benefits while in hospital, burial rights for veterans spouses, Navy maternity coverage, GI loan eligibility for Korean veterans, and how to handle allotments and drafts. The column cautions attention to Congress actions and local recruiting officers for individual cases.
90 Days For Assault In Maryland Local Court
Augustus Palm of Frederick was sentenced to 90 days in Frederick county jail after being found guilty of assault and battery on Pvt. George Timpson of Bolling Field. The hearing, held in Peoples Court, featured testimonies from witnesses including John Brown and Herbert Fraser, who backed Palm’s self defense claim. The case followed earlier testimony from eight prosecution witnesses about the assault at the William P. Larkin post home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Augustus
Palm
Frederick
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
George W. Timpson
Bolling Field
Washington
John R. Brown
Buckeystown
Herbert Fraser
M. Holmes Fout
Magistate
Timpson
William P. Larkin
Brown
Thomas S. Glass
Charles A. Price
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The
Psidia
Audit Bureau of Cire
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Frea
Husband
Richards
Boston
Rev. Rob. Richards
Boston A. A
Laverne
John J. Hallahan
Boyle
the News
Cetus
Eli David Cramer
Walkersville
Fairney Memorial
Boonsboro
Mr. Cramer
Utica Mills
Albert J
Rebecca Cramer
Raymond Basford
Doubs
Albert J. Cramer
Albert Stup
Lewistown
Charles Cramer
Utica
G. C. Barton
Mars Hill Jones
Mary Alice Hill Jones
William Jones
York
York Hospital
Clarence
Susan iLeaks Hill
Mary E. Woodward
Carrie Rose
Elizabeth Bowie
Hicks” Funeral Chapel
West All Saints Street
Fairview Cemetery
Harold Ickes
Mrs. Weddle
Doaretoy
Riweht
Tae Gully Streavv
Celedgord
Norway
Eunick
Westaunster
St. Thomas’ Church
Garrison Forest
Owings Mons
Charles Thomas Eunich, Jr
Air Force
Funes
Ene
Ferre
Enrick
Western Maryland
St Joan Colleges
H. Boyd
Martinsburg
Robert HW Bey
Neal Torses
Guide
Thomas M. Sial Washington
K C
Oklahoma City
Army
Phoenix
Ariz
Veterans Administration
Ridgefield Park
N. J
National Cemetery
Betsy Layne
Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Hospital
Bridgeport
Conn
Korea
Messorber
Congress
New York City
Curtis W. Henning
Sheffield
Henning
Harry Quinn
Richard Ruthvin
Newberry
Market Street
Andrew Maule
Robert B. Kimble
Cumberland
Tichnell
Braddock Mountain
Samuel L. Bertolet
Jug Bridge
EC Crowther
Bertolet
Annapolis
uPi
George M. Moore
Dependent’s Allowance Branch
Army Finance Center
St Louis 20
Nial
Webster
Mats
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