Birthday greetings and newborn notices in Frederick area
Dr. Forbes H. Burgess marks his 42nd birthday as county health officer. Congratulations flow to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Flohr of Unionville on the birth of Rochelle Dianne at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing 9 lb 22 ozs. Mrs. Rolfe and Judith Garfield birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital on January 12 weighed 8 lb 12 ozs. Mrs. Rolfe is formerly Dorothy Jenkins. Charles W. Roelke visits Eastman Kodak in Rochester after a week course. meets Ernest Webb Jr., formerly of Frederick, now with Lastman Company.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Edgar Flohr
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Rochelle Dianne
John Rolfe
Poolesville
Judith Garfield
Rolfer
Dorothy ‘Jenkins
Charles W. Roelke
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman Kodak Co
Ernest Webb Jr
Frederick
Lastman Company
Guaranteed Wage Drive Hits Rail Sectors Across Industry
The Railway Employes Department of the AFL, representing 350000 shop workers, seeks an annual wage guarantee to offset drastic fluctuations in railroad employment. AFL President Meany urges realism, citing Seaboard Air Line's 95-year stability model while noting building trades may require weekly guarantees. The plan would shift payroll risk to employers and, likely, to consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Seaboard Airline
New York
Florida
AFL Usion
Timoever
George Meany
Two new words loom in dictionaries automation and cybernetics
Steersman discussion explains how automation and cybernetics extend human control over machines. The piece notes origins from Greek roots, cites Henry Ford era coinage, Wiener Rosenblueth work, and Oliver Evans history, then connects to industry gains and employment, with a car collision and local police notes following.
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D. S. Harder
Ford
John Diebold
Norbert Wiener
Arturo Rosenblueth
Affectin Tactitete
Nology
Harvard
National Association of Manufacturers
Oliver Evans
Red Clay Creek
Philadelphia
Cross
America
Radiology practice adds Dr Thomas R Reid in Baltimore
Dr Thomas R Reid of Baltimore has become associated with Dr Edgar T Campbell in this city and Hagerstown in radiology. His training includes Union College Albany Medical College Johns Hopkins and the U.S. Public Health Service Hospital Staten Island and a stint at the National Cancer Institute Bethesda. He interned in radiation research funded by the Atomic Energy Commission and Argonne National Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Reid
Baltimore
Edgar T. Campbell
Hagerstown
Dr. Reid
West Pittston
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Albany Medical College
United States Public Health Service Hospital
Staten Island
N.Y
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Atomic Energy Commission
Argonne National Laboratory
U.S. P. H. 5. Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Senate quick approvals pace Formosa and Southeast Asia pacts
In two weeks the Senate approved two Formosa defense pacts and a Southeast Asia treaty, with the Formosa defense resolution giving the President wide wartime powers and a mutual defense treaty with Chiang Kai-shek limited to Formosa and the Pescadores. The SEATO treaty, approved Feb 1, binds members Britain France Australia New Zealand the Philippines Pakistan and Thailand to act for Southeast Asia defense and to counter subversion, with actions subject to constitutional finances and congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Asia
Far Pacific
Senate
Formosa
Southeast Asia
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formes Sa
Pescadores
Congress
Portrose
U.S
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Seato
Britain
France
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Pakistan
Thailand
Faphic
Tura
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Readable notes from the Feb 10 1905 issue noting Old Mike streetcar incident on the Frederick and Middletown line near Braddock Heights a blue stone three story residence to be built on East Second Street by F L Stoner and the Frederick College basketball win over YMCA with Frank Bentz scoring a late goal. Governor Warfield fills seven vacancies on the Maryland School for the Deaf board including Dr Steiner Schley of Frederick. A Frederick delegate Charles W Ross Jr. joins the Atlantic Ladies Packers Association executive committee in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Frederick
Frank Bentz
Warfield
Maryland School For the Deaf
Steiner Schley
Frederick County
Atlaastic Bidies Packers
Columbus
Ohio
Charles W. Ross
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Streets and Fire Losses
Twenty years ago damage from wintry weather appeared in Frederick with many chuck holes on Market street. A fire of undetermined origin wrecked the tour at aly. The Aim High School building and its four room annex suffered about 35 000 in losses, with equipment in online rooms spared. The Brunswick Yards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reopened after more than a year, restoring work for about 30 men as freight business revived. Two automobiles were reported stolen in the city. one car was found within ten minutes, the other abandoned on Wee Chuck street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cits
Market Street
Aly
Tiacom AM
Aim High School
Herman Beck
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ieane Bonder
Seventh Street
Guy Anders
Thomas Eaves
Ceresville
Wee Chuck Street
Feagaville
Congress Highlights and Church Meeting Summary
Highlights from Washington report the House Ways and Means Committee nearing approval of President Fist cher's program to reduce trade barriers, with Chairman Cooper hoping for final action at a closing session and a wider House vote in about a week. In Florence, the Evangelical Lutheran School class met at 447 West South Street with Mrs. Hester Nolhagle presiding, prayers led by Mrs. Kine, a devotional reading, and a social hour after business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiincton
House
Ways and
Fist ‘Cher
Free World
Cooper
D-Tenn
Dinon- Yates
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Thomas BE. Murray
Florence Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Harry Ning
West South Street
Hester Nolhagle
Ayer
Kine
Carmen Simpson
Washington
Sen
Thre
R-Minn
Irving
Eisenhower
White House
Justice Department
Congress
Minnesota
Thve
Internal Trouble Behind Malenkov Resignation in Russia
Washington dispatch analyzes Malenkov’s forced exit as a product of internal Soviet leadership struggles. It argues the regime faces long term food and economic pressures, risks of unrest in East Europe, and a shift toward nuclear deterrence while warning of potential changes within Moscow’s power circle. The piece notes Eisenhower's arms policy and the prospect of eventual political turnover.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Soviet Russia
Malyenkov
Malenkov
Moscow
Malenko
Communist Party
Russia
Fores
Molotov
United States
Adenauer
Tring
Svt
Congress
Brestow
Eisenhower
Far East
Politburo
Zhukov Decent Side Glances in Moscow War Echoes
Editor's note by Eddy Gilmore recalls AP coverage in Moscow, profiling General Georgi Zhukov as a blunt, steadfast commander with a cautious political bent. The piece, set in Spasso House's Blue Room, reflects wartime impressions and postwar doubts about Soviet leadership and alliance dynamics.
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Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Spasso House
Moscow
Slaughet
Gen
Fisenhower
Ahukey
Zhukov
United States
Eiserhower
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
Must Practice What We Preach Minister Tells B'nai Brith
Rev Paul L Althouse evangelical pastor urged Brotherhood Week participants to show genuine brotherhood at home and in public. He warned that cling to walls of insecurity harms community harmony and stressed practicing moral laws and positive mindset toward children. The gathering at B'nai B’rith in East Church Street included refreshments and planning for a needy Jews project. A clinic scheduled for February 16 was cancelled and will be rescheduled in March.
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Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed Church
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith Lodge
East Church Street
Mr. Althouse
King
Chas
Wiles
Harry King
Yo West
Ralph Newman
Trail Avenue
Althouse
Jean Weismann
L. W. Wachtel
Tly
Baltimore
United States Army
Harvard
Yale Divinity School
National Missions
Potomac Synod
Hood College
Eisenhower May Visit Zhukov Yet Face It Hard Says Officials
President Eisenhower may invite Marshal Zhukov to visit the United States someday but officials doubt the invitation is feasible due to current Moscow Washington tensions. Diplomats note past wartime rapport could aid future ties, though priorities and suspicions remain high.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Eisenhower
Zhukov
United States
Washington
Ill and recovering in Maryland and Baltimore area
Among The Sick Mrs Helen H Penn RED 3 improved slowly at home Edgewood. Mrs Hanson S Wachier 556 East Church Street admitted to University Hospital Baltimore for possible surgery. Transfers made by M R Etchison and Son ambulance. Mr Marton Hoffman Doubs in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Mrs Aubrey B Davis near Mt Carmel removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital by M R Etchison and Son ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen H. Penn
RED 3
Edgewood
Hanson S. Wachier
East Church Street
University
Lospital
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance
Marton Hoffman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aubrey B. Davis
Mdt
Carmel
M. R. Etchison and Son
Crushed By Auto As Bennan Is Killed In Evanston Driveway
Chicago press report states Rennan Bennan aged 44 was fatally crushed when the car he had exited stalled and rolled forward. His wife Elizabeth Bennan, 39, sat in the front seat as the vehicle moved about 70 feet, crossed the street, and struck a parked car. Police noted she could not stop the car and was frightened.
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Chicago
P—Fames AM
Rennan
Robert Wiit
Bennan
Elizabeth
Tre
Seatchman Marries On Leap Day To Extend Anniversary Gifts
A Seatchman wed on February 29 to celebrate an anniversary only every four years. The couple chose the leap day marriage to simplify gift giving and mark time in four year cycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatchman
Mir
Daily papers cut 20 as U S circulation soars in 1954
A compilation by Editor and Publisher shows 1954 set a record with daily newspaper circulation surpassing 33,060,000, the highest ever and up for five years running despite a net loss of 20 dailies. By Jan 1 1955 total papers published reached 1,765 with 317 morning etc.
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United States
Vom
Eisenhower Praised as National Blessing at Club Dinner
Chicago: Attorney General Brownell lauded President Eisenhower as the nation’s greatest blessing and a capable commander in chief. He called the President prepared in peacetime, with the wisdom to act decisively yet restraint when needed, as he spoke at the Union League Club’s 75th anniversary dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eisenhower
Saya Attu
Herbert Woon
Tam
Brownell
Union League Club
United States
Pittsburgh department store strike ends for many workers
Three of five Pittsburgh stores expect workers from 12 AFL unions to return today after a 15 month walkout. Local 29 AFL building service employees joined with a five cent per hour wage increase and benefits, while Kaufmanns and Gimbels face stalemate negotiations. Stores stay open with no parcel deliveries during the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittssurgh
Pittsburgh
AFL
Joseph Horne
Frank & Seder
Rosenbaum
Pickering
Kaufmann’s
Gimbels
AFL Building Service
Rosenbaume's
Toastmaster's Speech Ends With Injury at Dinner
An inebriated crowd laughs as the toastmaster strikes a diner when the head of his nave flies off. The diner is knocked unconscious, then regains consciousness and challenges the speaker, prompting renewed laughter before the speech resumes.
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Grece E. Anderson
Marriottsville
Elmer D. Diverbliss
Patrick
Ellis Carty
Camp Rucker
Alab Army
Charles E Wells
Charles £. Wells
College Avenue
Army Cpl
James G. Hill
Clarence Hit
New Windsor
511Th Airborne Regimental Combat Team
Alabama
John V. Haxan
Jefferson
Joseph E. Brooks
West Pat
Tick Street
Sergt. Phillips
Helftee
N. Dorsey
Trump
Mu, Pleasant Reformed Church
Nellie Moore
June Tucker
Margaret Mullican
Bernard F. Ripfeon
RFD
Airy
Peoples Court
U.S. 18
Robert Muir
the News
Kems
Web. UV
Tion
London
TM Ray, Ha, Pat OF
Tee Lees
Tokyo
OKYO
Guy A. Baker, Jr
Emimitsburg
Takeo
Korea
Hager
Jonathan Hager
A. Aubrey Botine
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Bodine
Heltmore Sun Magazine
Tilewainr” Wail
Hager House Ars
Baltimore Life
West Church Street
Wile
Ameche
Madison
Wis
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Horse
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