Food For The Hungry And Global Food Outlook
The piece argues half the world remains chronically underfed despite surpluses in the U S and Canada, with population rising toward 7.0 billion a century hence. It notes food production could feed everyone but distribution and conflict hinder delivery, cites sea resources and plankton as potential food sources, and mentions feasibility issues and regional plankton riches, plus a bank officers election and a marriage license issued in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Population Reference Bureau
U.S
Pacific
Kontiki
U. S
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items report the death of Philip Keifer a native of this county at Dayton Q aged 92 born near Middletown worked as a carpenter before moving to Dayton in 1832 a near miss on the N C 8 trestle near Bruceville is noted February 19 Middletown Opera House opens with Dot the Miner's Daughter four act play M E Getzendanner Marion S Moberly and J H Lampe receive election supervisory commissions from Governor Warfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Keifer
Dayton
Middletown
N.C
Bruceville
New Middletown
Marion
Moberly
J. H. Lampe
Frederickety
Warfield
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years back in Frederick county the Monocacy battlefield bill was introduced in the House by Congressman Lewis Albert L. Brice. A car rolled over near Brad dock injuring no one at C E Cline residence. Maurice F. Starr, president of Peoples Bank of Liberty Town, died at 69 after years as cashier. Fire started by an overheated stove destroyed a home near Mt. St. Marys College as extreme cold froze water pipes and froze the Emmitsburg pump rendering the engine useless. Thurmont firemen responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy
Frederick County
House of Representatives
Lewis
Albert L. Brice
C. E. Cline
Braddock
Maurice F. Starr
Peoples Bank of
Libertytown
Frank Baker
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Obituaries and Farewell Notices from Frederick Area
Deaths reported for Mrs. Margaret Ella Albright and others across Frederick region. Names include Katie Becraft, Harry Darby, Ida Mae Ford, Alta Huffer, Charles Bussard, Romaine Bankert and relatives with Shank, Darby, Becraft and Bankert families. Services noted at Gaithersburg Barnesville Middletown and Westminster in coming days. Interments planned at Mount Olivet Forest Oak Monocacy and Middletown Lutheran cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Becraft
Katie Penny Bromwell Becraft
Washington Grove
Charles Eduard Becraft
Ridgeville
Mabel V. Becraft
J. Herbert Becraft
Everett Bean
Clarence Becraft
Gaithersburg
Frank Lanahan
Fanassas
Gartner Funeral Home
Forest Oak Cemetery
Multiple Obituaries in Uniontown Area Churches
Funeral notices report ceremonies for Mrs Mamie F Haines at Uniontown Church of God with interment in Uniontown Methodist Cemetery. Rev John J Hoch presided. pallbearers listed. Also noted are services for Mrs Mars Ada Hesson in Taneytown with burial in Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery and Rev Glenn A Stahl officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta M. Huffer
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph C
Anna
Mary Shafer Huffer
Middletown Valley
Claggett Wiles
Braddock
John Crampton
Chrem L. J. S
George C. Huffer
Edwin Alcorn
Middletown Reformed
Gladhill Co
Charles L. Bussard
Peter, H
Charlotte Curfman Bussard
Lutheran Church
Charles Young
Feagaville
Tra Haines
Melvin A
Hagerstown
Harry L
William A. Bussard
Samuel P
N. A
Bussard
Howard McCareney
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Romaine Bankert
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Alfred
Susan Little Young
Uniontown
Morris Bankert
Kriders Lutheran Church
Westminster
Alfred M. Haines
Tees
Gloria Haines
Wiliam R. Brenneman
John H
Spreresa
Uniontown Church
Mars Ada Hesson
Clyde L Hesson
Tanestown
Glenna Stahl
Taneytown Lutheran Cemetery
Arthur Angell
Harry Dougherty
Harold Mehring
Roy Phillips
Norville Shoemaker
S. E. Wantz
C. Q. Fuss
Sadie J. Haines
Carvel Haines
John Street
Frame
Locust
Grove
Adjoinng
C. M. Waltz
Blanche R. Harrison
Woodbine Heights
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
C. D. Cunningham
Carl, Sterling and
Leon Harrison
Ernest and
Leon’ Gosnell
Guy Farrer
Arthur Simmons Burdette
East Church Street
Thomas Morgan
Lee H. Burdette
Norval, Miller
Everett Hands
Donald Miller
Carl B. Sprecker
Walter Cecil
Baptist
Cedar Grove
M. R
Jobison and Son
Calvin T. Watkins
Mercy Hospital
Damascus Funeral Home
C. J. Hoover
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Murray C. Day
Charles W- Jones
Jesse D. Day
B. Cletus Brandenburg
Jesse Ryan
Arthur T. Murray
Kemptown Cemetery
Olin L. Molesworth
Scout Officials At U S S D Dinner In Maryland
Thirty scout officials and members of the school troop attended a dinner at the Maryland State School for the Deaf Thursday evening in observance of Boy Scout week. Silver Beaver award holders Dr Ignatius Bjorlee Rev William C Royal and Neimann A Brunk were among those honored. local leaders Chester Childs D Wayne Waller Albert Gutin and James H Behrens also attended. Wednesday evening the MSSD c hosted games night with over 100 local scouters and leaders. refreshments were served by Charles Taylor of the Coca Cola Bottling Company.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Frederick
National Scout Organization
Ignatius Bjorlee
Francis Scott Key Council
Boy Scout Committee
D. c
Charles Taylor
Coca Cala Bottling Company
Couple Killed In Turnpike Accident
A Pennsylvania Turnpike crash killed Wilbert H. Ellis and Elna Ellis, a Lorain, Ohio couple, when their vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and plunged down a 300 foot embankment. Andrew Davis, 49, was injured and admitted to Providence Hospital with undetermined injuries.
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Beaver Falls
Civic Club to hear book review Monday at seven
Miss Margaret Motter will review Edwin Booth Prince of Players by Eleanor Ruggles for the Civic Club at seven Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Andrew G Truxal, with co hostsesses Mrs. G William Stulin and Mrs. Elgin Hemp assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic
Chuh
Margaret Motter
Edwin Booth
Eleanor Ruggles
Civic Club
Andrew G.truxal
Truxal
G. William Stulin
Elgin Hemp
Engaged Skeil and Eshleman to Wed in Spring
Mr and Mrs Herbert C Skeil of Syosset announce the engagement of their daughter Marissa Jean Skell to James Edward Eshleman son of Mr and Mrs Elmer J Eshleman of Kemp Hall apartments The couple plans a spring wedding at Trinity Chapel Miss Skell is a Hand College graduate and public welfare worker in Baltimore Mr Eshleman studied at Mercersburg Academy Franklin and Marshall College and earned a law degree from the University of Baltimore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Skeil
Syosset
Long Island
Marissa Jean Skell
James Edward Eshleman
Elmer J. Eshleman
Kemp Hall
Trinity Chapel
Skell
Hand College
Department of Public Welfare
Baltimore
Eshleman
Mercersburg Academy
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
The
University of Baltimore
Girl Scout Leaders Club Plans Thinking Day Week Service
Frederick association of Girl Scouts Leaders Club met at Scout headquarters Winchester Hall with about twenty five attendees. Mrs Franklin Reese presided as Miss Betty Bolger was introduced as acting executive. plans for Thinking Day February 22 and Girl Scout Week radio broadcast March 8 were outlined. Pins awarded to absent leaders. five year bar to Mrs John Devilbiss. refreshments by troop 15 committee.
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Frederick
Association
John Devilbiss
Roy Baker
William Schnauffer
Isaac Wolberg
Joseph Wisner
Wilfred Kauftan
Club Honors Boy And Girl Of The Month
Frederick High School seniors Virginia Ann Daugherty and Basil Boyer Day were named Boy and Girl of the Month by the Optimist Club after a dinner at Southern Restaurant. Both students are active in honor society and band. Day heads student leadership and is band director. Daugherty is Job's Daughters honor queen. Certificates were presented and their names will be engraved on a silver trophy to remain at the high school and later in the C Burr Artz Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Optimist Club
Virginia Ann Daugherty
Edward Daugherty
Matter Avenue
Basil Boyer Day
Kessel Day
Kemptown
Frederick High
Service Club
Hanor Society
Day
Nupil
Daugherty
Job
Harry ©. Smith
Helen Palmer
John
Happy Johnny
Zufall
C. Burr Artz
H. C. Foster
Optimist
Engagements and a Thurmont wedding announced
Mr and Mrs Archie Branien Jury near Middletown announce engagements for two daughters. Jane Artene to Galen Eugene Strite and Lorraine Mae to Jay Benjamin Strite. A double wedding is planned for March. Mrs Clinton F Waesche Thurmont announces the marriage of her daughter Mary Louise Davie to Harold Trout. The wedding occurred February 3 at the Methodist parsonage in Hagerstown. Matron of honor Mrs Wm Benjamin Thurmont, best man Morris B Murray Woodsboro. The Trouts reside in Hammaker Apts Thurmont.
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Jean Maxine Shuff
Robert E. Weddle
Eugene Rinehart
Russell J. Rinehart
Hurl Maupin
West Patrick Street
Violet Miller
Miss Shuff
Thomas Kent
Mr. Rinehart
Kent
Swamley
Betty Jane Swamley
H. Cratwford Swamley
Jiamsville
Charles Lee Beaty
Piedmont
Theamsville Methodist Church
Maid of Honor
Mary M. Rosencrantz
Urbana
Baltimore
Frances Montgomery
Ijams Ville
Lillian Bader
Mr. Pleasant
Bonnie Rohrbaugh
Clarence Rohrbaugh
Daniel Ifert
Damascus
Gus Coles
Arthur Gubernick
Pfe
John Crone
Camp Detrick
Swomley
Treasury Department of the Potomac Bison Company
Olive Mensell
Hubert A. Harp
Edward Mull
Mehtle Powell
Howard Doub
Masser’s
Archie Branien
Jury
Middletown
Jane Artene
Galen Eugene Strite
Marshall Strite
Hagerstown
Lorraine Mae
Jay Benjamin Strite
Cyrus L. Strite
Clinton F. Waesche
Thurmont
Mary Louise Davie
Harold Trout
G. C. Trout
Woodshore
Wm. Benjamin
Morris BE
A Murray
Woodsboro
Local health notes and Opti-Mrs meeting report
Thurmont area residents receive hospital updates and illness news with several patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and University Hospital Baltimore. The Opti-Mrs club held a February meeting at L. Paul Smith’s home planning a Heart Fund dance and future social events with prizes and Valentine themed refreshments.
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Optimrs. Club
L. Paul Smith
Dual Highway
Heshia Foster
Frederick High
Stup
Eisenhower urged to keep party unity under fire
David Lawrence critiques President Eisenhower for letting reporters trap the White House into weakening the Republican message and reframing attacks on the Truman administration. The piece argues political warfare demands hard hits on past Democratic missteps and warns against suppressing facts about Harry Dexter White, Alger Hiss, Klaus Fuchs, and other wartime and postwar wrongdoing to placate Democrats.
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David Lawrence Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Brownell
Harry Dexter White
Leonard Hall
AL. Eisenhower
Hall
Republican National Committee
Sherman Adams
Dewey
Capitol Hill
Eisenhower
FDR
Gnme
Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Harry ‘Truman
Ike
Harry ‘Fruman
Korea
Harry Dexter
Alger Hisses
Klaus Fuchses
Red Herting
Truman
Washington
Mr. Eisenhower
Harry Dexter Whites
Frederick captain assigned to training course
Fort Meade reports Captain Frederic A. Leonard Route No 5 Ridge Rd Frederick is assigned as an officer instructor trainee. The course began February 7 and ends February 14, 1954 at the Command and General Staff School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Frederic A. Leonard
Ridge Rd
Frederick
Command and General Staff School
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Detour Bank
Jacob D. Adams
Earl H. Hoffman
Ernest F. Keilholtz
David B. Reifsnider
William J. Stonesifer
John Wood
Mr. Wood
On Trdest Nee
Garry Staley
Geraldine Marie Betts
the News
Joseph W. Albright
Margaret Ella Albright
Joseph Wm. Albright
North Carratt Street
Victor Cullen Sanatorium
Sabillasville
Frank
Viola Killian Shank
Dewey Wisner
Dave Fauble
John Wiliam
Warvey
Harry
Ernest M
Bernard C. Shank
Albright
Frederick Tailoring Company
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Co of Cline and Sar
Funnest Film Tectors
Harry Darby
Harry Clay Darby
Beallyville
Riggs Cottage
Ijamsville
Katie Darby
Beallsville
Vaughn Darby
Trene Winn
District Heights
Dunbar Darby
Robert Darby
Silver Spring
Mary L. Steward
Santa Fe
Elizabeth Williams
California
Barnesville
Monocacy Cemetery
William
Hilton
Wags
Ida Mae Ford
Henry Ford
Henry
Annie Simpson
William BE. Hilton
U.S.S.D
Seoul
Sill
U.S &Th Army
Vatican City
Pone Pius
Taneytown
Sterment
Kirders
O. Fuss and Son
Roger A. Doll
West Second Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ralph J. Heusner
Hanover
Viewrnne the Foeear
Tinton Klein
City
Doll
Joseph ‘Trimble
Ashing Meadows
Capt
Mirs
Joseph Schwimer
St. Patersburg
Fla
Trimble
New York Daily News
Yankees
John T. King
Robert A. Winston
Raymond = street
Chevy Chase
South Mountain
W. M. Weaver
Second Street
Florida
Mr. Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Brunswick
Brunswick Lodge
Loyal
Rder of
Moose
East Potomac Street
Dixie Ramblers
Iminn
Reno Tucker
Gerald Tucker
Bonnie
Katie Tucker
Betty Barker
Kinston
N. C
Donald W. Stuitz
Gerald L. Tucker
Cherry Point
Birs. Stuitz
Olive Engle
Thomas Avenue
Jack Gaver
Gaver
Frances Fawley
Ralph Fawley
Siyersville
Mr. Gaver
Pierce H. Gaver
Valentine
Pierce Gaver, Sr
Sadie Stottlemyer
Belya Bond
Charles Fawley
Melvin Haugh
Mary Fawley
Peggy Houts
Betty Hawker
James Hahn
New Market
William F. Fritz
Rockville
Ann Noyes Fritz
Patricia Kottler
H. C. Kottler
Walkersville
Shepherd College
Miss Kettler
Manuel Ms. Weinberg
Magnolia Avenue
Haiti
Panama
Panama City
Weinberg
el Panama Hotel
Girl Scout Leaders Club
Amona the
Aturray B. Keyser
Thur]mont
Otto Beall
Winger
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles B. Clarke, Sr
Catherine Creager
East Third Street
University Hospital
Preston Brown
Airy
Charles Norris
Locust Valley
Dawson J. Hovine
Myersville
University Hospital, Baltimore
Clarence Fink
William E. Hawver
Myers-ville
Washington County Hospital
Richard Toms
Fox-ville
Charles 5
Price
East Second Street
Monroe
Bake Brubaker
East A Street
TUR
Reg
U.S. Pat
NEA Service
David Lawrence
Self
Ania, Mo
Fegis
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