Boyle Column: Rollins’s sales life from boilermaker to lieutenant governor
John William Rollins, now Delaware's lieutenant governor and a transportation and leasing magnate, reflects on a lifelong sales mindset. He recalls starting work at four milking cows, flying 250,900 miles annually, and running dozens of business ventures while stressing that politics should serve town and state, not personal gain. He warns business must relearn selling to restore national prosperity.
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Mav Boyle
New York
John William Rollins
Rollins
Leutenant
Delaware
Georgia
Ie 9
Lve
America
Hollins
Should He Be Tried For Germ Warfare Confession Case
A military board in Washington weighs whether Marine Col. Frank Schwable and other fliers who signed coerced germ warfare confessions will face court martial. The outcome will shape future handling of POWs who capitulated under torture and the reputations of officers and enlisted men involved.
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Corp
Edward Dickenson
Air Force
Dormer
Navy
Frank Schwabler
Colonel Schwable
Marine Band
Schwable
Schwabler
Filer
Dean
Reds
Letter to the Editor on Cruelty of Steel Traps
A Frederick farmer recounts a bear trapped by a steel trap escaping after biting off its foot, noting the trap worked for days causing prolonged agony. The writer urges humane, better trap designs and regular inspection, citing Defenders of Wildlife in Washington and calling for swift merciful disposal of unwanted animals.
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Frederick
Leroy Place
N. W
Washington, D.C
Collateral Forfeited In Magistrate Court Session
Four motorists forfeited collateral in a Saturday magistrate's court session with no hearings. Names include Blair Adam Gregory of Baltimore for exceeding 71 mph on U S 40 at South Mountain with $101.48. Charles W. Magaha and Clarence Edward Roberts of Baltimore for spred greater than reasonation on U S 40. Harpla Eugene Barker of 422 East Patrick Street for passing on a curve with $1143. Frenx Lous Aimoeh of Los Angeles for operating with expired license and Braddock Mountain excess mph with $26.45. The last three were identified by Trooper Guilinino. Barney Pleasant, a veteran, is improving at the Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after cataract surgeries on both eyes begun January 26. He is doing excellently and expects to return to Frederick soon. Fraes and raisins supply minerals and should be used in family meals, added to cereal, salads, and desserts.
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East
Patrick Street
Lous Aimoeh
Jer
Los Angeles
Calif
Braddock
Tr. VL. Guilinino
Barney Pleasant
Pr. Plave
Herbert S. Schraeder
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Barney
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated February 15 1904 report real estate transfer. Thomas S Lipps sold a double brick dwelling on West Patrick Street to G J Michael for 1600 dollars. Thurmont resident Peter Hammaker named to County Board of Charities and Corrections, replacing resigning Bradley Nicodemus. board organized with Milton R. Rice president Jacob B. Tyson secretary and treasurer. Also note Nicodemus elected superintendent of Manorue hospital. Other items mention birds weather and local clergy instalarion at Jefferson Lutheran. Rev W S T Metzgar installed. Rev M L Beard of Middletown performed the charge and Rev Charles F Steck addressed. Ernest Helfenstein in Baltimore obtained fire ruins photos now on view at his insurance office.
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Thomas $. Lipps
West Patrick Street
G. J. Michael
Peter Hammaker
Thurmont
Board of Charities
Corrections
Bradley T. Nicodemus
Mr. Hammaker
Milton R. B. Rice
Jacob B. Tyson
Ncodemus
Manterue Hospital
W. S. T. Metzgar
Jefferson
M. L. Beard
Middletown
Charles F. Steck
Ernest Helfenstein
Baltimore
Middletown Defeats Frederick High in Close Game
Twenty Years Ago items note sleet and ice tying up traffic with many accidents and twenty-five cars stalled. Middletown beat Frederick High 72 to 1011 as a substitute guard scored late, ending a 13 game Frederick win streak over the county. Police urged to break up gambling devices as a poolroom operator fined $20. Supt James A Jones warned county commissioners over Montevue Transient Center conditions amid alleged fighting and threatened resignation.
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Cis
Middletown
Frederick High School
Oun
Frederick
James A. Jones
Montevue
Mrs Rae Weddle Marries Eugene Rinehart in Episco pal Ceremony
First Mrs Rae Weddle and Eugene Fahrney Rinehart wed Saturday at 2 pm in Saint Ep iscopal church with Rev Maurice Ashbury officiating. Reception at Hotel Blue and Grey followed, guests from multiple states attended. Both graduates of local schools later work in regional firms. couple to reside on West Seventh Street.
Congress Highlights Debate on Treaty Amendment and FBI Probe
Senate returns to a proposed treaty amendment as Sen George D-Gal backs a substitute to Bricker plan. Senate and House scrutiny includes FBI probe questions on Chief Justice Earl Warren and security dismissals at the Treasury. Aiken predicts hearings on subsidy payments, Benson replacement praised by Watkins. Rhodes Colossus noted as a ancient world wonder.
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Washington
Lincoln Day
Senate
George
Ser
Bricker
Ohio
Sparkman
Dala
George Hudaies
Knowland
California
Esenhower
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Howard H. Gordon
Commodity Stabilization Service
Department
Wool
Aiken
Rvin
Senate Agriculture Committee
Warren
Olin
Johnston
DSC
Senate Judici Committee
FBI
Earl Warren
Justice Department
High Court
Treasury
House Appropriations Committee
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Wedding in Frederick
Miss Margaret Geneva Clem daughter of Ale and Vor Clem and Norman Lewis Dutrow son of Wee and Mre Naiman Dutrow were married Sunday evening at Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured a nuptial recital by Charles Stull and a solo by Ruth R. Stull. The bride wore Chantilly lace with satin underskirt and carried white roses. her mother was matron of honor. Attendants wore pink and blue, with bouquets of mixed flowers as they processed to the altar decorated with snapdragons, palms, and candles. After a wedding trip in the south and Florida the couple settled in their new home on Rocky Springs road.
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Rae & Weddie, Sr
Eugene Fahrney Rinehart
Mas Rush
James Inenart
Maurice Th Ashbury
AU Saints Episcopal Church
Robert EK. Weddle
Faille
Thomas Kent
Charles L. Chipley, Jr
Russell James Rinehart
James Murphy
Thomas Bannister
Weddle
Francis Scott Key
Dick Betson
Mrs. Rinehart
Fyetmek Wostus
West Seventh Street
Frederick High School
Ralph M. Parsons Company
Potomac Edison Company
United States Navy
Norfolk, Va
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Washington
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
Arkansas
California
Margaret Geneva Clem
G. Clem
North Market Street
Norman Lewis Dutrene
Wee
Mre Naiman
Frederick
Bethel
Charles‘ Stull
Are Bantst
Ruth R. Stu
Beraute
Chantilly Jace
Robert F. Cannon
Bana
Patricia A Smith
Knoxville
Charles Medinces
Cleder
Route 2
Patricia C. Cannon
Karol J. Long
Clem
Melvin Durraw
Walter H. Clem
This City
Preston E. Long
Balmore
Catonsville
South
Mr. Andla
Lakai Wi Lenlue
Rocky Springs Trad
Biddinger Coyle Wedding Held in Woodsboro Church
A quiet wedding was held Friday evening January 22 in Evangelical Lutheran church Woodsboro. Miss Anna Mae Coyle daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Coyle became the bride of Donald E Biddinger son of Mr and Mrs Earl R Biddinger Libertytown. Rev Raymond Myers officiated. The bride wore a navy gabardine suit with white accessories and a spray of white gardenias. Matron of honor was Mrs Janes Reaver Union Bridge in navy taffeta dress with white carnations. James Reaver Union Bridge served as best man. The couple are Frederick High School graduates class of AZ and now reside near Libertytown. The bride works for Muse Tailoring Company and the groom farms. The ceremony followed by a reception at Walkersville Fire Hall. The couple plan a newly furnished home near Libertytown.
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biddinger—Coyle
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Woodsboro
Anna Mae Coyle
Ales
Lester Coyle
Donald EB. Biddinger
Earl R. Biddinger
Libertytown
Raymond Myers
Frederick High School
Muse Tailoring Company
Local Personal Notices Roundup From Frederick Area
A collection of short items notes visits births anniversaries and travels among Frederick area residents and friends. Names include Tyee B Philadelphia J Guyon Nook and J. George Snyder in Maryland districts with various trips to Florida Puerto Rico and Miami along with several civic and club members and retired judges marking milestones and celebrations.
Local Health Updates From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mr David QW Griffin of West Third Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr Roy Brust sick at his daughter’s home on Greenmount Avenue Baltimore is improving. Gary Utterback of West Thirteenth Street was discharged after pneumonia treatment and will recover at home for at least two weeks. Mrs Raymond L Kline on East Church Street returned home from the hospital and is improving.
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David QW. Griffin
West Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy Brust
Greenmount Avenue
Baltimore
Gary Utterback
West Thirteenth Street
Raymond L. Kline
East Church Street
Revision Of Legal System Is Urged
Chief Judge Simon E. Sobeloff urged Maryland to reform its legal system in a farewell speech before becoming U S Solicitor General. He called for a review of sentences by the Court of Appeals and a reform of magistrates with full time, well trained officials. He urged the highest court to decide death penalty sentences and criticized the current system where only the governor can change a death sentence after trial.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Simon E. Sobeloff
U. S
Sobeloff
England
New Church Officially Constituted at Frederick
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick was officially constituted at a special service in Brodbeck Hall Hood College after 194 members were received at morning services at Staley Park field house Approximately 333 attended Rev Augustus Hackmann from Epiphany Lutheran Baltimore presided in Rev J Frank Fife s absence Local officials and pastors from across Maryland offered greetings and gifts including 500 from Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church 350 from Maryland Synod Men s Brotherhood and sacred items Dinner followed at Hotel Frederick with 165 present Morning service at Staley Parkfield House drew 265 attendees with 28 confirmed 76 renewed 90 transferred active members total baptized members 301 A baptismal service occurred and first communion will be held next Sunday
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Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Staley Park Field House
Augustus Hackmann
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
J. Frank Fife
Maryland Synod
Ws Tieicetank
Frederick Church
Donald B Rice
Corporation of
Ralph Greiman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
City Ministerial Association
Ralph E. White
Church of the Brethren
Frederick County
First Lutheran Church
Good Shepherd Church
Panis Angelicus
Darcy
Stop
Hotel Frederick
J. Arthur Throne
Church Council
Nancy Zulall
Betty Lou Davis
Staley Parkfield House
Pabiaten Tha Mlece
Ais
Ministers Hear Dr Sponseller at Walkersville church
Dr Edwin H Sponseller spoke to the Frederick County Ministers Association at Glade Church in Walkersville. He warned that secularism and anti Christian political ideas have eroded higher education but cited Harvard Yale and Princeton reports and neo orthodox theology as restoring Christian ideals. He traced colleges origins to colonial times noting Harvard William and Mary and Yale as early theological aims. He said many colleges and state universities grew from Christian education and the church influenced readership and ideals. Rev Charles A Price hosted the fellowship hour and Rev Ralph White led the association as president.
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Edwin H. Sponseller
Frederick County
Ministers’ Association
Walkersville
Glade Church
Sponseller
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
America
United States
New England
William and Mary
Christian Church
Charles A. Price
Ralph White
Emmett Bittinger
February Grand Jury Term Opens
The speech outlines grand jury duties in Frederick County. Jurors are reminded to judge impartially, keep proceedings secret, and follow two local laws on public building aisles and jail inspections. James T. Hays is named Foreman, guiding the 23 jurors through presentments and indictments.
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Grand Jury
Frederick County
Petit Jury
James T. Hays
Orderly Strike Begins at Ox Fibre Brush Plant
An orderly strike started today at the Ox Fibre Brush Company plant in this city by Local 473 of the United Furniture Workers CIO. The city police were mobilized with no disturbances reported. Picketing was light as new workers entered the plant. a policeman remained in touch with events. No negotiations progress was announced by either side. Carl E. Holtz was appointed to serve in that capacity. The Cour now names Mr Alr of a competent stenographer and George S. Summers as your bailiff.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company
United Furniture Workers of America
CIO
the Cour
Alr
George S. Summers
Landy falls short of four minutes in Sydney run
Ay Gayle Talbot analyzes Australian distance star John Landy failing to break the four minute barrier in Sydney. He clocked 4 05.6 on grass, noting wind and surface factors while defending the effort as outstanding and arguing criticism over wind is overstated.
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Ay Gayle Talbot
New York
John Landy
Pacific
Landy
Sandy
Sydney
Dispatches
Australia
Melbourne
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Charles A. Lawson
Glenn E. Biehl
Iday
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J. Guyon Nook
Paterik Street
George W Snyder
Central
Miro
Frank Lo Baker
Teresa Lee
Baker
Jacqueline Keller
Cilmore Keller
Jefferson, Aly
Oscar Pulman
Lewistown
B. Z. Harding
Gaitherburg
Miami
Poolesville
Joseph MeVickers
Merman
Powlesville
Lafayette
Tery Verenews van Daweshter
Vere Evans Bargosan
Laytonsville
Lunares
Basil Waters
Russell Pope
James Moore
Edwin C. Fry
Robert Lee Smith, Jr
Robert L. Smith
Arthur R. St. Laurent
Lesviston
Maine
Caxton
Okinawa
Dr. Sponseller
Eleanor Gyngell
Ringdahl Street
Rome
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New York University
School of Retailing
Carl E. Holtz
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Webster
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