Rural Areas Targeted for Heart Fund Drive
Funds drive expands to rural areas via return addressed envelopes mailed by Frederick County Heart Association. Local leaders note no door to door campaigning in February, reliance on mail and milk bottle collections by dairy drivers reaching 5,000 families. Legion and volunteers organize containers, dances, and a teen fashion show at the Frederick hotel to raise contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Heart Association
George M. Chapline, Jr
Quara the Rural Association
Heart Association
American Legion
Nelson Strathren
William Drews
Mayor Rive
James Kline
Charles §. Lane
Vernal C., Moore
Defense Seeks Long Delay For D Alesandro Trial
Baltimore on February 16 defense seeks nine month delay for Franklin Roosevelt D Alesandro son of the mayor in perjury trial. Judge Warnken to rule on delay while trial still set for March 1 amid questions about fair jury given wire service radio and TV coverage. State opposes extending time with prosecutors citing past rulings. Also notes postponement of Urbana circuit play The Ministers Aunt due to road conditions and Myersville PTA meeting plans and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Franklin Roosevelt
D'Alesandro
Ralph Warnken
PAL Ly Am Die Eade
Young D'Alesandro
Max Fullerton
Associated Press
Oliver Morrison
United Press Bureau
Joseph Sherbow
Sherbow
Young D’alesandro
Urbana
New Market Grange Hall
Charles EB Movlan, Jr
Hamsville
Targuerite Lines
Araby
Gracie Rice
Crowther to Head Red Cross Drive in Frederick City
Walter G. Crowther named chairman of Frederick city division for next month's Red Cross drive. Austin F. Angleberger praised Crowther's past Red Cross work and community leadership with Kiwanis Amvets Vet Veterans of Foreign Wars and local organizations. Training schools for youth groups announced alongside note of early start for the campaign to expand Red Cross membership and neighborhood service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Walter G. Crowther
Frederick City
Austin F. Angleberger
Crowther
Crown Oil and Wax Company
Frederick
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
The
Amvets
Vetdrans
Culumna Lodge of Masons
Episcopal Church
Pony League
Angleberger
Ehayman
Red Cross Warlick
Pation
Svery Culiteroid
Weeks Reveals New Unemployment Figures
Secretary Weeks announced a new statistics method indicating January unemployment at 3,087,900, about 728,000 higher than prior reports, with employment at 597,?78. The change reflects sampling differences. much of January’s rise is seasonal. figures are preliminary from the first trial of the new method across 450 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thom
Anc Sory
Louie
Weeks
Census Bureau
County lecturer outlines farmer groups in highway safety
Edward F P Holter national Grange leader from Middletown outlines role of organized farmer groups in highway safety at the White House Conference on Highway Safety in Washington. He notes the annual conference forms the National Committee for Traffic Safety with diverse delegates and a full time secretary, and that the three day program opens with President Eisenhower addressing the opening session. Phoenix reports nonresident paid sales taxes make up about half of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward FP. Holter
National Grange
Maryland State Grange
Middletown
White House
Washington
J. Homer Remsberg
Clyde V. Hawes
Knoxville
Holter
Maryland
National Committee For Traffic Safety
Heller
Wkcmu Larue
Whites House
Eisenhower
Farm Camp and Club Notes Amid Regional News
Reports from Fort Meade summer camp plans list attendees Robert W Butler Jack EB Ailde stockman Thomas Stockman and Charles Esworthy with dates August 15 to 29. Jam sessions for the 302nd offered via unit instructor at 101 East All Saints Street office hours 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. A meeting discusses Farm Bureau policies and surpluses, with comments on tariff effects. Rebekahs meet in IOOF Temple with plans for a card party and transportation details, March 12 supper, state instructress Minnie Bean to attend, and preparations for a Baltimore presentation. Prince Wakefield II named grand champion bull at the Aberdeen Angus show in Montgomery Alabama. Mercury Blackcap Lad F B named reserve champion. Sixty bulls from eight southeastern states shown. A Baltimore streetcar accident fatally injures Mrs Ranore AR crossing Greenmount and North Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Butler
Jack EB. Aildebrand
Thomas £. Stockman
Charles T. Esworthy
Fort George G. Meade
302Nd
Fast All Saints Street
Rebekahs
Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge 51
IOOF
Noble
Eva Stride
New State Coliseum
Montgomery
Alabama
Prince Wakefield
Charles A. Morrow
Wakefield Valley Stock 4 Farma
New Windsor
Mercury Blackcap Lad F. B
French Broad Farms
Lexington
Signal Construction Battalion sees rapid growth and drills
The 302nd Signal Construction Battalion in Frederick expands training and personnel. New recruits John R. Clay Monrovia Conn om Hellier Adamstown Clark Keeney Walkersville Raymond M. White Doubs join as the unit grows to the largest Maryland reserve outfit outside Baltimore. A new Company D forms at Cumberland led by Lt William N Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Dertzbaugh, Jr
Eugene Holcomb
302Nd
Maryland
Baltimore City
John R. Clay
Monrovia
Conn
William N. Keller
Frederick St
Keller
Planning Group 4 Discusses Lowering Voting Age to 18
The Eve ning Star editorial sparked a Planning Group 4 discussion at the Remsberg home in Butkeystown about amending the Constitution to 18 as the voting age. J W Howard chaired, Tobias Zimmerman led a discussion, and Mrs E Earl Remsberg read the minutes. Representatives Harry A Zentz and Thomas Anderson reported on North East Conference Farm Bureau matters from Washington and plans linked to the National Farm Bureau Federation Convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Washington
Earl Remsberg
Butkeystown
J. Wm. Howard
Tobias Zimmerman
Jeddot
Alb IM Rethor
E. Earl Remsberg
Georgia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Harry A. Zentz
Thomas
National Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
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D’alesandro
Myersville Pta
Myersville
PTA
Cecil Keller
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Market ST Tropical Fish—Flants—Snaffla
City
Associated Young People
Maryland Farm Bureau
Lord Baltimore
FFA
C. E. Wise, Jr
State Farm Organization
Charles County
P. D. Brown
Farm Bureau
Wayne Rohr
University of Maryland
Paul Winnert
Carroll County
Iomillion
London
House of Commons
Nigel Birch
Defense
Soviet Union
L. H. MacKenzie
Monument
Sam Miller
South Market Street
Western Maryland Trust Company
Frederick, MD
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation National Defense. Werk
Chree
Phoenix, Ariz
Pilon A
Kehne Furn. CO
la Tina
Wrentz
Anderson
America
Grvill
Alis Fannie Auang Nei
Greenmount
North Avenue
CASW
Luther V. McMurry
Camp Detrick
Joan L. Schwab
Biological Laboratories
McMurry
Roger F. Wiley
McCurry
Signal Corps
Lacy DeGrange
Robert E. Ball
SFC
James E. Bartgis
William G. Hopkins
Dorsey W. Baumgardner
James Warrison
Edward A. Jaeger
Maurice Peregoy
Pic
Edward K. Blumenauer
Roy L. Lind
Walter Snow
North Market St
Phone Monument
Cis Masterole
Jack’s Aquarium
Mole Fast
Jug Bridge
Bartonsville Road
M. L. Summers Frederick, Md
C. E. Cline & Son
East Patrick St
Service Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Socony
Isuveres Egonomy Oil CO
Dailey’s Funeral Home
N. Market St
Bellans
Is Magtay
Better Homes Equip. Co
E. Patrick St
Vivian S. Wilt
Adamstown, Maryland
General Builder
Buckeystown
Her Majesty
Hendrickson
National Defense
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