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News in Frederick, Maryland

18 Feb 1954

Page 9

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 18, 1954

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9

Hammer Hill of Clarksburg Center of Early Community

Hammer Hill in Clarksburg is a 40 acre parcel once patented to Michael A Dowden in 1752. The Dowden family built Dowden's Ordinary or hotel along the Sinnceua Trail, hosting General Braddock and General Washington era travelers. The hotel operated for decades before fading, later becoming Shaw Hill, with memorials placed by DAR in 1915. The site now bears the Shaw Hill name and marks a historic colonial road hub.

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Ralph Fraley Martz Hammer Hill Michael A. Dowden Watford’s Little Seneca Sinneca Fredericktown Georgetown Frederick County Michael Dowden Dowden Dowdens Clarksburg US 240 Edward Braddock Clarkburg Braddock All Saints America Sons of Liberty Cescian Michael Ashford Dowden James Veatch Veach Stephen West John Mary Dowden George Washington John Dowden Basil Roberts Glette Robert's Tavern Frederick Scholl Jacob Scholl Jacob Shule Shaw Hill Leonard D. Shaw Owever Shaw Andrew Jackson William A. Warfield Freedom’s Hospital Washington Will Brown Janet Montgomery Fort Duquesne John Barret David J. Lewis Begineer Band of Edward Peter Frank P Stone DAR General Braddock Lewis Arp Pokeert Green Robert J. Green PRC Cns Edward If
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Beeson Nomination for NLRB Faces Senate Vote

Highlights of Congress report Beeson nominated from San Jose California for the National Labor Relations Board. Senate Republicans back Beeson while Senate Labor Committee Democrats press impartiality concerns. Beeson pledges unbiased service as confirmation plays out. House considers first major money bill to fund Treasury and Post Office for next fiscal year. Security firings noted as Assistant Secretary Worthy testifies on 23 persons.

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West Point House Warren Senate Judiciary FBI Earl Warren Washington Senate Albert C. Beeson San Jose Calf National Labor Relations Board Senate Republicans Beeson Senate Labor Committee Treasury Post Office Secretary of Commerce James C. Worthy House Appropriations Committee
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Misunderstanding Amid Farmers And Employes in a Capitol note

Baltimore February 18 Colonel Henry C. Stanwood Maryland Selective Service warns of widespread misunderstanding among farmers and other employes about Agricultural Occupational Deferments. Deferments only apply when a local draft board deems farm production necessary to national health and safety and are for a limited period, not a personal exemption.

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Baltimore Henry C. Stanwood Maryland Selective Service
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National Defense Week Tea Dance At Camp Detrick

Local military dignitaries attend the National Defense Week tea dance Sunday from 4 to 7 pm at Camp Detrick Officers Open Mess. Cmdr. Melville C. Stockwell announces the event as the social climax of Defense Week Feb 12 to 22. The ROA advocates a strong reserve force and has secured benefits for military personnel. Local Reserve and National Guard units cooperate in the observance. The article notes that the United States stopped minting silver dollars in 1935.

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Camp Detrick Cmdr Melville C. Stockwell USNR Frederick County Reserve Officers Association D. John Markey National Guard ROA United States
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Luf's Stuff Observation on Health and Resilience

A reflective note on how health shapes mood and outlook. It contrasts cheerful daily hope with the vulnerability of illness and the strengthened character of those who confront big issues. LUFBURROW encourages steadfast perseverance.

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Luf Lufburrow
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