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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1955

Page

8

Maryland House approves annual real estate assessments

The Maryland House passed 84 to 27 a measure to make real estate assessments annual starting July 1, with 12 abstentions. A companion bill permitting chemical or drugometer tests in drunken driving cases also cleared, while other measures included removal of the summons signing rule for traffic arrests and deleting on record rides for dismissed charges.

Annapolis House Maryland del. Mach D-Balto Boone D-Balto County Senate Judiciary Committee del. Simpkins D-Somerset del. Cardin D-Balto Sth St. Mary’s County Chesapeake

Wesleyan President John Gettier elected at Middletown college

John A. Gettier son of Rev and Mrs Edmund L Gettier of Claggett Center near Buckeystown has been chosen president of Wesleyan Universitys college body in Middletown Connecticut He majors in philosophy and plans graduate work in theology after 1956 graduation A Gilman School graduate he won the Chadbourne Prize in 1953 and is among fifteen annual Wesleyan regional scholarship winners His campus activities include varsity wrestling the Glee Club and the Cardinals singing group

Wesleyan John A. Gettier Edmund L. Gettier Claggett Center Buckeystown Wesleyan University Middletown Conn Gettier Gilman School Roland Park Chadbourne Glee Club The Cardinals

Taneytown PTA hears judge on juvenile delinquency

Carroll County Circuit Court Judge James Boylan spoke at Taneytown High School PTA on juvenile delinquency urging church home and school cooperation. Jacquelin Herring and Wallace Yingling led the program as adults and nine members of Class 9 A sang. refreshments followed. Darrell Nelson presided. ADVANCE GREETINGS HONG KONG. James Stewart sends early New Year postcards to friends abroad mentioning well wishes and Chinese script greetings.

Taneytown James Boylan Carroll County Circuit Court Taneytown High School Jacquelin Herring Wallace Yingling Darrell Nelson Hong Kong James Stewart Stewart Manila

Montgomery Farm Bureau backs gradual 12 year school integration

The Montgomery County Farm Bureau published a member newsletter urging a 12 year gradual plan to integrate public schools and opposing public swimming pools due to the racial question. It argues suburban areas would see little change while rural areas face academic social and health challenges, recommending first grade integration over 12 years.

Farm Bureau Rockville Montgomery County Farm Bureau Bureau INO Pupaie

Notable figures in history and today’s birthdays

A compact baker’s dozen of historical anniversaries lists James W Webb and Richard Ewell among notable 19th century figures, plus Sherman Thompson and Gilder with birthplaces and death dates. Today’s birthdays include Sherrod Hood Turner Ruggles Bryan Smith Cole Edson and Dabney with ages around the mid-50s to 60s. Also notes various historical milestones and a horoscope predicting intellectual flair and travel interest with cautions on tact.

James W. Webb New York Brazil Clavernack N. Y Richard §. Ewell Georgetown D. C Springfield Tenn William Tecumseh Sherman Ohio Launt Thompson Ireland Middletown Richard Watson Gilder Century Bordentown N. J Charles H. Dennis Chicago Daily News Decatur I College of William and Mary Richard M. Johnson Kentucky U.S. Senate Maine Aroostook Army George M. Sternburg Boy Scouts of America Washington, D. C United States Nicaragua U. S. Senate Robert A. Taft China Robert Lee Sherrod Saturday Evening Post Thomas Co Clifford F. Hood U.S. Steel Monmouth Lana Turner Wallace Idaho Charles Ruggles Los Angeles Blackshear M. Bryan West Point Alexandria la William Ward Smith Newark Charles W. Cole Amherst College Mass Mortclair Peter Edson Washington D. C Hartford City Ind Virginius Dabney Richmond Times Dispatch University, Va

Hagerstown Fight Over New Courthouse Bond Issue

In Hagerstown Maryland February 7 lines were drawn in a battle over a proposed three million dollar bond issue to build a new Washington County courthouse. Dem president of the county commissioners W Lee Elgin urged a single building housing all offices while Republican board members Harry Snook and Clarence Eldridge argued for an alternate plan.

Hagerstown Washington County W. Lee Elgin County Board of Commissioners Elgin Board of Education Jal Harry Snook Clarence Eldridge Republican Board Coun

County plans courthouse extension to meet office needs

Snook and Eldridge proposed a two story 30 by 60 foot addition to the courthouse at an estimated cost of about 200000. The plan aims to cover county office needs for 10 to 15 years while adding less than one cent to the tax rate. The commissioners will meet next week with the county's legislative delegation to discuss the proposal.

Board of Education Snook Eldridge

Eisenhower Plans For Quail Shooting

Washington February 7 The White House said President Eisenhower tentatively plans to fly Thursday to Thomasville Georgia for quail shooting at Humphrey estate Milestone plantation. Secretary Humphrey will likely accompany him if the trip materializes with a return to Washington Sunday. The president last visited the Thomasville estate a year ago this month and helped bag quail.

Washington White House Fressent Eisenhower Thomasville Milestone Plantation

Valentine Dance Date Set by Gaithersburg Fire Department

The Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department schedules its annual Valentine dance for February 12 at the Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg. Music will be provided by Bill Earl's orchestra. Mrs. Evelyn Darby has returned to her Gaithersburg home.

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