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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1954

Page

6

Scout Leader Is Speaker At Rotary Scouting Anniversary

The Rotary Club that sponsors Frederick’s first Boy Scout troop marked the movement’s 44th anniversary with a luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Joseph Davis spoke, praising 10,000 local Scout leaders and detailing merit badge tests, adventure, and a major August expedition to New Mexico.

Rotary Club Frederick Joseph Davis National Capital Area Council Francis Scott Key Hotel Niemann Brunk Chester Childs Francis Scott Key Davis Brunk New Mexico Friend of Scouting Tulsa Ohio Southwest Ranch Frederick Club Charles V. Lanner Paul W. McAuliffe John Hayes Camp Detrick William E. Hardy Frank Meehan Woodsboro Charles Canney Baltimore H. David Hagan Norman Dietz Charles Stup Robert Broadrup Milton Brunk J. F. Minor Simpson Douglas Duve Mehri Wachter Joseph DeJure Towson Richard Buckheimer

Highlights of Congress Reveals Republican Charges and Rhetoric

Washington reports show President Eisenhower urging restraint while GOP senators accuse Democrats of past misconduct and blame Communists on earlier administrations. McCarthy Jenner and Butler campaign Lincoln Day speeches nationwide. Democrats applaud but seek stronger action. A coffee bill to regulate trading is pushed by Angell.

Washington Eisenhower Sen McCarthy Wisconsin Jenner Indiana John Marshall Butler Maryland China California Butler West Virginia Congress Hisenhower Angell R-Ore House

Draft Cut Not Expected Until 1956 Says Hannah

Washington NEA Bureau reports Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower John A Hannah says reduced draft calls cannot be expected until fiscal 1956. He predicts an average of 18,000 draft calls for the next six months, tying February’s figure as the lowest since June 1952. He notes end-strength goals and budget do not alone determine draft calls. The interview covers Army cuts, air force/navy drafts, standards, age groups, and Congress plans.

NEA Washington John A. Hannah Hannah Army Air Force Navy Department of Defense Korea Congress

Bread Of Life or 1 SY now A Parnell Bailey

A reader cites a garage sign claiming speedy fixes for teen wrecks and notes J Edgar Hoover warns the crime wave in America comes from teenagers. The piece links rising divorces to early marriages and urges churches to reach young lives before damage occurs.

A. Parnell Bailey J. Edgar Hoover F.B.L America

Parish SHingle Fragment and Economic Hints

Fragmented note discusses faith and a Psalm, then shifts to West Berlin industrial output at seven percent of 1936 level. Mentions fears of slump, cautious outlook, and a stray line about porpoises hunted for meat. No clear events or names beyond Lut and LUFBURROW.

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