Justice Jackson Warns Against Extremes in Defense of Free Government
Justice Robert H. Jackson advised New York State Bar Association judges and lawyers to avoid extremism in defending free government. He warned that choosing between arbitrary authority and lawlessness risks the republic, citing dangers from communism and counter revolutionary dictators while urging faith in law and open dissent. AFL leaders meanwhile urged unions to safeguard health and welfare funds from mismanagement and abuses.
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Robert H. Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Nuremberg
Germany
Republic
New York State Bar Association
Jackson
United States
Mussolini
Hitler
Stalin
Miami Beach
Fla
AFL High Command
AFL
AFL Executive Council
Fifty Years Ago From The News February 10 1904
Frederick readers recall Baltimore fire sights from Federal Hill as ships fled the docks. Hank Miller traps rats with ferrets at Myers livery stable. Harry Delegate introduces a bill to curb liquor sales within 306 feet of churches or schools. Samuel V. Doll and John Simmons bid deposits at savings banks while George A. Dean buys $4,000 Frederick city bonds at par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Yinger
Harry
Frederick County
Samuel V. Doll
Franklin Savings Bank
John Simmons
Fredericktown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The temperature hit zero this morning nine degrees warmer than last night. Ice seven to eight inches thick is being harvested from ponds and creeks with Monocacy river skating above Michael's Mill near Buckeys town. Fishing Creek dam is iced six and a half inches. Frederick county Food and Grocery Distributors Code Authority representatives were elected at a Tass meeting in the Y M C A auditorium. The Board of Education plans painting and minor repairs to county schools as CWA projects. Edward Storm, a University of Virginia graduate, appointed history teacher at Frederick High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Michael's Mill
Buckeys
Fishing Creek
Frederick County Food and Grocery Distributors Code
Authority
Tass
Board OF Education
CWA
Edward Storm
I: University of Virginia
Frederick High School
Waa
Missionary Dr Miner to Speak at Local Churches
Edwin Deme trius Miner, regional secretary for American Leprosy Missions, will speak at two local churches this Sunday. He serves as Area Executive and Promotional secretary since 1948 after twenty years as pastor in New York Ohio and Illinois and a stint at Fukien Christian University in China. His recent trip covered India Siam Burma and the Philippine Islands with leprosy colonies visits and he was a delegate to the International Leprosy Congress in Madrid. Local churches support include Grace Evangelical and Reformed Centennial Memorial United Brethren Trinity Methodist First Baptist and the Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Demetrius Miner
Eastern Area Americas Lepissions, Inc
Bove Sutstey
Townles
Church of the Brethren
Calvary Methodist Church
Miner
American Leprosy Missions
New York
Ohio
Ilinois
Fukien Christian University
China
India
Siam
Burma
Philippine Islands
Madrid
Spain
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Centennial Memorial United Brethren
Trinity Methodist
First Baptist
the Presbyterian
Zonta Club hears talks on farming and livestock
Zonta weekly dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel features Pauline Fuss speaking on agriculture-general farming and detailing Hard Lodging estate history since 1734. Norma Etzler discusses Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc. operations since 1949, marketing, auctions, and the restaurant serving visitors.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ken Hersperger
Freda Doll
Pauline Fuss
Miss Fuss
Norma Etzler
G. William Trout
Francis Sestt Key Hotel
Frederick CD award for C P & T office honors
The Frederick Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Office received a framed certificate and pennant for high standards in Civil Defense training. Sherley Ewing presented certificates to W. A. Schuller and a pennant to George Warner, with further ceremonies planned in Hagerstown Cumberland and other locations. Attendees included J. Roger Fisher and Joseph H. Cromwell among CD officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac
Sherley Ewing
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Ewing
W. A. Schuller
Distinct
George Warner
Bane
Mary £. Geisbert
East Patk
J. Roger Fisher
Joseph H. Cromwell
Baltimore
C. & P. Company
W. E. Beyard
Miss Stallen
Washington Country
Charles L. Mob
ROA Marks Defense Week With Tea Dance Event
Frederick County Reserve Officers Association announces National Defense Week February 12 to 22 climaxing with a tea dance February 21 at Camp Detrick Officers Open Mess. Cmdr Stockwell and Lt Col Miller lead planning with notable guests and a large coordinating committee. Reservations via Cmdr Stockwell. uniform semi brass. RCA members include reserve officers across services.
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National Defense Week
Frederick
Pause
Charles K. Loucks
William M. Creasy
Army Chemical Center
Donald B. Rice
Elmer F. Munshower
Maryland
Charles IV
Main
Charles D. Magaha
Cmdr. Stockwell
ROA
George C. Rhoderick
USNR
Emmett G. Norris
Alan W. Long
Air Force
Charles McCma
Thias, Jr
Navy
Harry P. Newton
Army
Detrick Coordinating Committee
Everett E. Champlin
Chemical Corps
Albert E. Hayward
K. N. Anderson
USN
Joseph Schwimer
Robert W. On
P. D. Terry
Miller
Newton
East Church Street
Hood College Sophomore Class Presents Annual Revue
The Hood College sophomore class stages the five scene musical satire Revue on Friday at 8 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall with theme secrecy until show time. Frances Gilchrist chairs the event with Allison Osborne as business manager and several committee heads named for art music dance makeup and scene direction. Tickets are available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Seriot
Frances Gilchrist
North Naven
Youhke
Democratic Party Seen As Owned By Union Bosses
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the Democratic Party is heavily funded and steered by labor union bosses, risking alienation of farmers independents and voters who distrust Truman-era governance. He calls for new leadership to shed Trumanism and unite the party behind a conservative liberal program while addressing civil rights and corruption concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Democratic Party
David Lawrence Washington
Truman
Tovay
Congress
Dwight Eisenhower
McCarran
Nevada
Mr. Eisenhower
Three From Here To Attend Conference
Frederick county residents Edward F. Holter of Middletown Clyde V. Hawes of Knoxville and Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown join Maryland's delegation to the White House Conference on Highway Safety meeting in Washington February 17 19 by call of President Eisenhower The conference aims to promote local action to improve street and highway safety using proven measures Secretary Weeks announced the committee chair Governor McKeldin and Mayor D Alesandro of Baltimore are among its members.
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Frederick County
Maryland
White House
Parked Car Sideswipe Damages $300 on Route 40 West
A parked car sustained about $300 damage Tuesday afternoon when sideswiped by a vehicle being towed by a truck on U S Route 40, 300 feet west of Narva Avenue. The tow truck operator, Henry M Bateler of Forestville NC, forfeited $6.45 collateral on a reckless driving charge. The sedan belonged to Henry H Hepner of Boonsboro Route 2. Bateler was eastbound and pulled off to the right to enter a service station, police said. Lieut Frank Dorsey investigated. Two other traffic charges were filed Tuesday: Urith R Shipley of Uniontown for crossing the white line, and James C Pearson of Ellicot City for operating without a license. JJAMSVILLE W S C S The Ijamsville Woman's Society of Christian Service met Feb 5. The president Mrs Paul Beard opened with the Lord's Prayer. The program The Methodist Church Helping Rural Negroes was led by Mrs Albert Burdette with music by Mary Huston and readings by Mrs Walker Roop and Mrs Loretta Beard.
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Narva Avenue
Henry M. Bateler
Forestville
N. C
Peoples Court
Henry H. Hepner
Boonsboro
Route 2
Bateler
Frank Dorsey
Urith R. Shipley
Uniontown
N. Dorsey
James C Pearson
Ellicot City
King
Jjamsville
W.S.C.S
Ijamsville Woman's Society of Christian Service
Paul Beard
The
Methodist Church
Albert Burdette
Mary Huston
Walker Roop
St. Mary's
County Larget Parish
Lor _etta Beard
Arctic
Homa Cooperative Rural Work
Miser
Shaep
Brunswick council drops plan for 52 more parking meters
The Brunswick town council canceled an order to install about 52 two hour meters in the 300 block of West Potomac Street, First Avenue and A Street. At last night's meeting only routine reports were heard and little business was conducted.
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Brunswick Town
West Potomac Street
First Avenue
Deeds Recorded and Farmers Panel at Hagerstown Meeting
Deeds have been recorded in the Clerk's office for several property transfers including a 35 acre tract along the New Windsor Libe rtytown Road. a residence at 224 Carroll Parkway. and a four acre Walkersville district property. The Four State Farmers Meeting in Hagerstown features a panel on Silos and Silage with local farmers sharing real experiences and comparing trench box and upright designs.
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Newell B. Devilbiss
Maurice M. Devilbiss
Paul H. Wildison
New Windsor-Libertytown
Hazel R. Kepler
Julian P. Delphey
Carroll Parkway
William L. Brann
Alee G. Huffer
Walkersville
Hagerstown
Franklin Court
Wedding of Doris Wagner Burdette and Lewis Staiey Smith
Doris Wagner Burdette eldest daughter of Francis and Eva Wagner married Lewis Staiey Smith son of John M. Smith in a double ring ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran church East Church Street. The couple honeymooned in Macon Georgia and Florida before settling in New York City. S/Sgt Smith recently returned from Johnston Atoll after six years in the U.S. Air Force.
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Witb
Surdee Avery
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Doris Lorraine Burdette
Francis Wagner
East Satricok Street
S Snt
Lewis Staiey South
U.S. A
John M. Smith
Walkersville
W. V. Garrett
Velvin Crouse
Ymk Gladoli
Muss Martyn Crum
Helen Clem
Ralph Smith
Ray’ Smith
Ira Smith
Grace
Amy
Ada Smith
John H.| Smith
Walter Flannigan
Bethesda
Paul B. Smith
Knoxville
Albert Smith
Rockville
Melvin Ciouse
Nay Biddinger
Clarence Wagner
Airs
Irvin Wagner
Donald Wagner
Mirs
Mary Pixton
Paul Wagner
Raymond Burdette
Oliver Roelkey
Perry Orndorff
Joe Stone
Marie Lantz
RAI
James R. Baker
Howard Wagner
Robert Mes Kill
Betty Tinney
Jody
Cheryl Burdette
Patsy Zell
Isabel Buffington
Frederick
Myrtle Siedling
Dorothy Williard
Washington
Sgt. Smith
Johnston Islands
Hawaii
Suffolk Co
Long Island
N. Y
Frau Hoerburger To Speak At Hood College
German consultant Frau Frieda Hoerburger will speak at Hood College on the value of people exchanges and inter national friendship. The talk at 7 PM in Room 35 is free and open to the public, arranged with the U S State Department. She has been German consultant to HICOG since 1949 and has worked with Bavarian ministries and higher learning institutions.
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Frau Frieda Hoerburger
United States Foreign Service
Hood College
United States
Frau Hoerburger
U. S. Department of State
State Department
HICOG
High Commissioner
Germany
Hood
Aliss Jeanne Schmidt
Towsor
Illness Updates From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr 4. P. Feiser of Woodsboro was admitted as a surgical patient Sunday and is in uncertain condition. Mrs. Edgar R. Nicodemus of Buckeystown is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after several weeks as a patient. Mrs. Gilmore Lescalleet of West Third Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving satisfactorily. Sis. Pearl Stone was moved from Ijamsville to Snyder Nursing Home in Baltimore. Mrs. Catherine Burdette of Rocky Springs entered University Hospital Baltimore for observation. Mrs. William B. Johnson moved from Shookstown Road to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for treatment. Removal by M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance.
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4. P. Feiser
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edgar R. Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Gilmore Lescalleet
West Third Street
Pearl Stone
Ijamsville
Snyder Nursing Home
Harford Road
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison
Catherine Burdette
Rocky Springs
University Hospital
William B. Johnson
Shookstown Road
Johns Hopkins Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frederick area notices recall births birthdays and service
Thomas Hood begins a nine month bookkeeping course at Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center Staunton Va. James D Marks observes his 51st birthday Frederick area births for Deborah Mae Geisbert and a daughter for Earle Geisbert. Lantz family trip to St Petersburg Fla. DeGrange stationed in Germany with Shirley DeGrange. H Miller noted on 55th birthday. A Maryland General Assembly bill proposes limiting inflammable liquid transport to 2000 gallons on highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hood
Elmer Hood
East South Street
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Staun
Fisherville
James D. Marks
West Patrick Street
Wendric Moore
Frederick
Deborah Mae
Moore
Irene McElfresh
John McElfresh
Earle F. Geisbert
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence W. Lantz
Braddock Heights
APO
New York
N. Y
H. @. Miller
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Payne
Frederick County
Maryland
Roosevelt refuses comment on marital troubles in Chicago meeting
James Roosevelt and his mother Eleanor Roosevelt declined to discuss his alleged misconduct with 12 women and ongoing separate maintenance suit in Pasadena. He plans to leave for New York to handle his father’s estate and return to California for a Monday court session. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. was in Chicago for a speaking date but did not participate.
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Chicago
James Roosevelt
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Romelle
Pasadena
Calif
Roosevelt
California
James
Rep
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Toastmasters Ladies Night Tonight in Frederick
Frederick Toastmasters observe their second annual ladies night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Speaker J R P Gorman Washington attorney and past president of the US Junior Chamber of Commerce will discuss public speaking. President Dr. Robert H. Pilgram leads 26 active members as cocktails start at 6 with dinner at 6 30 in the Wedgwood room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Pilgram
Francis Scott Key Wedgwood Room
Episcopal Diocese Conference Sets June Hood College
Rev Chad Walsh of Beloit College will headline the 1954 Episcopal Diocese of Maryland conference to be held June 13 to 19 at Hood College. The meeting follows the Baltimore meeting that approved date and plans. At the February executive committee meeting, Rev M D Ashbury of All Saints Church was elected to the governing board as one of twelve at large members for the Province of Washington.
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Chad Walsh
Beloit College
Wis
Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
Hood College
Vfth
Baltimore
Robert D. Owen
M.D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Conference of the Province of Washington
Mr. Ashbury
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