Voting Record Shows School Building Funds Across Counties
The document details financing and approvals by Frederick County Commissioners Hooper Young and Rhoderick for multiple new schools and additions from 1950 to 1954. Projects include Middletown High School occupancy in 1952, Liberty and Emmitsburg additions, a Woodsboro school, Brunswich elementary, Walkersville improvements, Lincoln complex, East Frederick, North Frederick, and Burkittsville repairs, with state pool funds and local levies backing costs.
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Libertytown
Middletown
Messrs
Hooper
Young and
Rhoderick
Board of County Commissioners
Liberty School
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Young
Woodsboro
State of
Frederick City
Lincoln High
East Frederick
North Frederick
Burkittsville
Brunswick High School
Board of Education
Public Works Gauge For Economic Readiness Proposed
A Joint Committee on the Economic Report discussed a recession preparedness plan. Robert Moses of New York urged a $25,000,000 appropriation to accelerate public works nationwide and create a standby program funded by the Federal treasury to support state and city projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Committee of Congress
Robert Moses
New York City
Federal Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Alcoholism rates place United States atop world list
The Alcoholism Research Foundation reports the U S leads in alcoholism, with 30 percent of men and 34 percent of women not drinking in the United States. France is second, Sweden third, Denmark fifth, and Canada sixth. the piece notes the U S also pioneered national prohibition. A second item offers a simple cake decoration using frosted animal crackers and candles for a child's party.
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United States
Alcoholism Research Foundation
France
Sweden
England
Denmark
Canada
Local officials renamed and school plans discussed
Fifty Years Ago items note reappointment of peace justices by Governor Warfield and nominations for election supervisor Joseph Eisenhauer and immigration president Charles Hargett. Brunswick delegation asks four additional school rooms as crowded conditions persist. plan to add a one room building on the west end. A continuous ringing gong to be installed on a junior freen ame footboard arriving today. Mayor and Amei men grant right of siding from the C R R to Economy Silo Co. Market Master Walford Garrett reports 7030 in te ctips. Delegate Harry introduced in legislature to bar liquor sales in Ballenger district.
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State Senate
Warfield
Joseph F Eisenhauer
Jacob Hosenstock
Charles N. Hargett
State Bureau of Immigration
Board of County School Commissioners
Brunswick
Amei
Walford Garrett
Harry
Brohmt
Iiquors
Rallenger
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago in Baltimore high school supervisor B i l l i a n K Klingaman, age 42, was killed after stepping in front of a Pennsylvania Railroad train. The piece mentions a farmers amendments meeting, the Frederick fair dates October 9 to 12, a possible rodeo in August, two inches of snow in the county, and a forecast of a cold vase coming.
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Billian K Klingaman
Stgne
Westorn Marsland
Frederick High School
Baltimore
Henry R Shoemaker
Frederick
Joyce Feasenhiser Weds Saylor in South Bend Ceremony
Joyce Feasenhiser and Barry Saylor married February 7 at the Second Church of the Brethren in South Bend. Rev. Edward Stump officiated. Bride wore heavy white satin with Chantilly lace. maid of honor and bridesmaids wore robins egg blue gowns with pink accents. best man was Eugene Neff of Chicago. reception followed at the church parors. couple to reside in Chicago.
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Jace
Eijleen Kesler
Mary Ann McClure
Dixie Barnhart
Maid of Honor
Eugene Neff
Chicago
Joe Jarvis
Douglas Gilbert
Elva Yoder
Fast Huron Street
Harry Sailor
Thurmont
World Topsy-Turvy If Liberals Seek to Restrict Speech
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the current debate mirrors a topsy turvy world as liberals push to amend the Hatch Act to curb State Department officials from political speeches while reactionaries seek broader limits. He notes the act already restricts government employees from expressing public views and questions selective liberal support for or against such limits, citing past officials who spoke politically without prohibition. He references President Truman era advisers and Senator McCarthy era politics, urging consistency in upholding free expression and congressional investigations.
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David Lawrence Washington
Democratic Party
Department of State
State Department
R. W Scott McLeod
Citi
Adrian Fisher
Truman
Conrad Snow
Loyalty Security Board
McCarthy
Wisconsin
George Washington University
Washington
Harvard Club
New York
Hiss
Judith Coplon
Snow
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Legeshiunon
United States Congress
Loo Uain
Supreme Court of the United States
Harvard Law School
Feig Frankfurter
Professor Frankfurter
Tom Walsh
Montana
Holed Up in a Cove Aboard Anti Communist Raider
Aboard an anti Communist junk off Red China a NEA reporter describes a routine patrol with Free China guerrillas. The crew plans to stop and search ships heading for Red ports and sink Chinese Communist craft, delivering 34 prisoners and 25 tons of beans after a dramatic capture of the armed Red Army transport Yellow River.
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Free China
Commie
Fred Sparks
NEA
Red China
China
East China
U. S
Conk
Red Ports
U. S Navy
Count von Luckner
Yangtze
Guerrilas
Aline
Gfucrrilla
Yellow River
Tachen
Deidre Gale Becomes Understudy in The Burning Glass
Deidre Gale earns understudy role to Maria Riva in The Burning Glass at Washington's National Theatre. The English play by Charles Morgan explores solar power and moral stakes as actors rehearse across the Atlantic. Gale endures rehearsal rigors and backstory from California days to join the Guild's demanding process.
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Deidre Gale
Maria Riva
Belts Sullivante
Washington
National Theater
Charles Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Cedric Hardwicke
Maria Piva
Marlene Dietrich
Houston
Frederick
Tonian
Mountain Theater
Burning Glass” Company
Mana Riva
New York
Kraft
Dextre Gale
Hollywood
Charles
Deidre
Broadway
Theater Guild
the Burning Glass
Mary
Riva
California
Gale
Maia Riva
Miss Helburn
Theresa
Marshall
Armina
Mr. Langner Lawrence
Guild
Hartford
Atlantic
Elnes
Miriam Coblentz
Jeanne Engels
Frederick Guy
Questions And Answers On Confederate Money And Gift Horse Saying
A Q and A discussing Confederate money value as solely collectible, Washington D C manufacturing activity yes, and the origin of the saying never look a gift horse in the mouth. The answer attributes the phrase to St Jerome noting writings as free will offerings when faults were found.
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Washington, D. C
St. Jerome
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Donald Lourie
Frank Keefer
Norvell Belt
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Dickerson
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Mildred
Wester
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