The Semi-Weekly News of Frederick Feb 10 1953
The Frederick press notes its rights to republication of its news dispatches and local items. It emphasizes accuracy, willingness to correct errors, and solicits county news by mail or phone. The paper advertises printing services and claims an up-to-date equating office for book and job work.
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Frederick
Frederick, Md
Officials From Two Counties Meet On Municipal Laws
Frederick and Washington county officials conferred at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to review proposed state legislation affecting municipalities. Edward Johnson of the Maryland Municipal League led the discussion covering House Bill No. 4, Senate Bill No. 5, and Senate Bill No. 102, with emphasis on home rule and municipal fiscal controls. The meeting previewed a measure permitting street speed regulation in nonstate roads, and listed several attending cities and officials from Frederick, Hagerstown, Thurmont, Walkersville, New Market, Middletown, Boonsboro, Williamsport, Steiner, Mount Airy, Clear Spring, and Keedysville.
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Frederick
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Maryland Municipal League
Sobeloff Commission
League
Edward Johnson
Municipal League
Johnson
Sherbon
Sher
General Assembly
Frederica
Donald B Rice
Frederck
Rice
Cistle Renes
Alien G Quinn
Hagerstown
Herman Louis
Thurmont
Raa Weddle
Ross W. Smith
Charles R Ambrose
Attornes
Thomas
Glass
Walkersville
Burgess
Gilmore
George J. Barrick
Walter H Tridres
Millard M Roce Aliso
New Market
William F Smith
Lucian KR Falconer
Bernard Sedby
Maersulle
Maso Grassen Douh
Loodsboro
Bureecs Lawrence
Tyorses
Wallamsport
Maurice
Miter
Wmo Sexman
Boontboro
John Wheeler
Dene
Warren Feliz
Alpert Son Tse
Middletown
R Reubahn
Hens J. Haupt Smithsturgz
Jons . Herdberger
Simon Clopper
Burkitsville
Burgess Garland S Guyton
Stuart Z. Bowlus
Paul M Smith
Keediswire
Charles K. Taylor
Burgess Lester E Hines
Clarence F. Smith
Mount Airy
Henry Krantz
W. L Spunier
Marshall Hood
Clear Spring
Burgess C. W. Clopper
W. C. Rewtesha
Meet The Veep Gains as Barkley Returns to TV
Alben W Barkley, after four decades in public life, begins a new career at 7S. He will address Americans for fifteen minutes each Sunday on television under the title Meet the Veep, a program Nixon endorses. Barkley says he will be paid two to three times his Vice Presidency salary for each appearance and will have the rest of the week free.
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Alben W. Barkley
Congress
Senate
Barkley
Richard M. Nixon
Committees named for local Girl Scouts
The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts organized committees under new president Mrs. Joseph Vona. Fifteen members attended. The organization committee includes Mrs. Lewis Rowe Mrs. Herman Hunter and Mrs. Ned Zeiler. Other posts cover public relations program staff finance and membership nominating with leaders urged to train for outdoor activities as the group plans for International Thinking Day on February 2.
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Frederick
No Doubt Russia Has A-Bomb, AEC Head Says
Washington January report quotes Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Gordon Dean stating there is no doubt the USSR has a supply of atomic weapons. The statement cites Soviet production of fissionable material, two detonations in 1951, and a late summer 1949 test as evidence supporting the conclusion.
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AEC
Washington
Jan. W
Gordon Dean
Thetomic Energy Commssion Saiaghay
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Court News and Marriages from Equity and Deeds Ledger
Court docket lists divorce bills of complaint for William T. Fisher Elizabeth I. Fisher Margaret FE Paxson Harold K. Paason Frances Jianeeny Carl C. Jianeeny Lorraine F. Gattrel Edwin Leon Gattrel Winfred Ellsworth Baker Esther Ruth Baker fourth party absolute divorce cases. Multiple marriage licenses listed with ages and locales including Thurmont Catonsville Brooklyn Heights and Clarksburg. Property deeds record transfers in Frederick County with various sums and parties to be paid to spouses or institutions.
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Equity
William T. Fisher
Elizabeth I. Fisher
Margaret FE
Paxson Ve
Harold K. Paason
Frances
Jianeeny
Carl C. Jianeeny
Lorraine F. Gattrel
Edwin Leon Gattrel
Winfred Ellsworth Baker
Esther Ruth Baker
Helen R. Jones
Woodrow W. Jones
Clarence F. Shepley
Dorothy R. Shepley
Catherine Elizabeth Swomley
Guy Robert Swomley
Clara Gannon
Charles Gannon
Elizabeth Brunner
Charles Brunner
James H. Rodgers
Thurmont
Betty Jane Miller
This City
Frank T. Schuman
Catonsville
Lois A. Keck
Randallstown
Frank J. Michalski
Brooklyn Heights
Anna V. Bryant
Baltimore
Jesse P. Manner
Indiana
Rose Marie Bi
Dulles Stassen Tour Sees Flood Crisis In Netherlands
John Foster Dulles and Harold Stassen arrived in Amsterdam amid Holland flood devastation Western Europe’s worst since the Middle Ages. They assess damage, pledge U S aid, and push for a unified European army amid political hurdles in Germany and France.
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Netherlands
John Foster Dulles
Holland
Eisenhower
U. S
Harold Stassen
Amsterdam
Schippl
Bonn
Dulles
Europe
Stassen
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
West Germany
United States
Germany
France
Red Cross Plans Flood Aid For England And Low Countries
Frederick County relatives of U S military and civilian personnel in flood ravaged England and the low countries will get help obtaining information through the local Red Cross which has National guidance. Cablegrams may cost inquirer and recipients, group messages possible. Arrangements with the British information office in Washington and Belgian Netherlands embassies full cooperation. American Junior Red Cross offers to ship 1000 gift boxes and 50 schoolroom supply thesis to flooded areas.
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Frederick County
United States
England
Low Countries
Red Cross
British Information Office
Washington
Netherlands
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Geneva
LARCENY CHARGE REPORTED IN FREDERICK AREA
Pvt Aaron David Devore of the U S Army was arrested at Camp Detrick Friday evening by Frederick Police Sergeant Ben Phebus Jr. Devore, a resident of Witnois, was jailed on larceny charges from Donald Linton of Frederick.
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Serrie Stanca
Aaron David Devore
U.S. Army
Camp Detrick
Ben Phebus Jr
Frederick
Devore
Witnois
Donald Linton
Annabelle Hanshew
Sherwood Hildebrand
Rocky Spring
Dorothy Fawley
Viola Hildebrand
Foster Hanshew
Walter Hooper
Floyd Hanshew
Martha Hanshew
Irene Hanshew
Bonnie Schultz, Jr
Madeline Masser
Lillian Masser
Owen Fawley
Thomas Smith
Mable Graham
Edgar Graham
Bessie Witmer
Ardis Waters
Scott Study
Catherine Baker
Paul Anderson
Martha Hooper
Jack Fawley
Patsy Hildebrand
Karen Lee Fawley
Jeanne Hanshew
Mary Lou Hanshew
Catherine Ann Smith
Sherry
David Hildebrand
Howard
Bobby
Charlie Hanshew
4-H Meeting Held By Walkersville Girls Club
The Walkersville 4-H Girls met February 2 at Mary Louise Burner’s home. Roberta Hart sough presided over the program and business. Fourteen members and two leaders answered roll call. Mary Louise Burkier demonstrated grooming for dogs. A booklet titled Mind Your Manners was discussed. The group played a game led by Ruth Ausherman. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Walkersville
4-H
Mary Louise Burner
Roberta Hartsough
Twe
Mary Louise Burkier
Ruth Ausherman
Glade Valley Lions Hold Oyster Roast in Frederick
Glade Valley Lions hosted their annual oyster roast and fellowship meeting Thursday night at Hotel Frederick with fifty four Lions and guests from Frederick Woodsboro Walkersville and New Oxford Pa. The event followed a seafood buffet and included card games. A directors meeting is planned for Wednesday at Walkersville Community Center.
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LIONS
Frederick
Woodsboro
Walkersville
New Oxford
Glade Valley Lions
Hotel Frederick
Walkersilie
Feagaville Couple Mark Gelden Anniversary
Feagaville couple Mr. and Mrs. D. M Woodward recently celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home. They wed January 25 and moved to the county 26 years ago from Luray Virginia. Relatives from Luray attended along with their children who hosted the event.
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Feagaville
Mark Gelden
D. M Woodward
Mehrie F. Shriner
Thurmont
Iva Smallwood
E. Carl Davis
Pleasant Grove
Hyattstown
New Market
Pleasant Grove Woman's Society
Homemakers Club
Hartley to speak at Frederick GOP Dinner in February
Former Congressman Fred A. Hartley Jr of New Jersey will address the Frederick County GOP Club’s Washington Birthday Dinner and Victory Celebration on February 21 at 6 30 p m at the Armory. Hartley, a 20 year NJ 10th District veteran and Taft Hartley co author, previously spoke to the Frederick Rotary Club in 1951.
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Fred A. Hartley, Jr
New Jersey
Gorge
Washington
Frederick County
G.O.P. Club
Armory
Rep. Hartley
Frederick
Congress
Rep
Hartley
France Sees Marshall Plan as Bulwark Against Communism
Henri Ruffin, guest at a Francis Scott Key Hotel luncheon, argued the Marshall Plan stabilized France’s economy and weakened the Communist Party. He cited declines in Communist newspaper circulation and votes, noted French democracy limits Communist risk, and urged American readers to show tolerance for Europe’s postwar challenges amid fears of renewed Nazism.
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Washington
Henri Bonnet
Henri Ruffin
Service Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ruffin
Communist Party
Paris
Schuman
Bidault
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Germany
Emmitsburg Ambulance Totals 1952 Operations and Calls
The volunteer ambulance run by Emmitsburg Memorial Post IVEw logged 94 calls in 1952. It began service in February 1951 and traveled 6428 miles carrying 108 patients, with 61 day and 33 night trips. Fifty percent plus five percent of costs were covered by the Post treasury and private donors, with mileage used in parades and events.
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Gettysburg
Frederick
Baltimore
V. A
Bos Pilais
Help Wanted Advertisement Fragment
Fragmentary help wanted notice advises mailing for instructions to earn over 330 weekly. Mentions Poe i mail portals, Lando Water 80 percent, and names Mase suFed with a 3.10.17 date. No clear organization, location, or concrete job details available.
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