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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1954
Page
10
Miss Beatrice Fehr from the University of Vermont urges homemakers to dress neatly and wear proper shoes during housework for health and efficiency. She stresses good posture, grooming, fitness, balanced meals, and using muscles correctly to prevent fatigue, with plans to continue guidance in future columns.
Undersecretary of State Robert Murphy urged Foreign Service officers to push back against critics who mock the U S diplomatic corps and to defend the department. He called for greater outreach to Congress and the American public, arguing diplomats deserve support and that a diplomatic victory should be celebrated publicly.
Mrs Robert Harrison hosted the Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club on January 26. New president Mrs Norman Nusbaum received the gavel. A $5 pledge to the March of Dimes was made. The group planned monthly meetings and discussed yearly classes and projects while readings and songs framed the program.
The article covers Adamstown Thurmont Mt. Pleasant and Thurmont Homemakers clubs with meetings led by presidents and members. Reports include international relations, American Creed, patterns, fabrics and a Lincoln poem. Upcoming meetings set for March 3 and March 8 at local homes and American Legion Home.
If you are caught in the rain and your sea ane at Red costimeni nee becomes soaked, apply saddle soap to coat and let dry with the soap on. This helps prevent stiffening of the feather and restores a fresh look when brushed with a soft cloth.
Frederick county and Brunswick students appear on Hood College Dean's List for the past semester. Names include Mera Braungart, Doris Fulmer, Barbara Kaufman, Barbara Salyers, Hattie Snyder, Barbara Weaver, Anne Funk, Mary Howe, June Miller, Anne Smith, Nancy Swearingen, and Elizabeth Reid, with their parentage and addresses listed.
Albany Feb 19 six General Electric employees accused of Communist links refused to testify before Senator Joseph R McCarthy. One witness Arthur Owens called a former Daily Worker reporter a liar if he claimed Owens appeared before a fascist committee. Jean Arsenault Jr revealed he was a Communist member 1949 to 1953 and part of Local 301 UE Union at GE Schenectady main works. GE warned it would suspend workers who refuse to testify.
In a heated inquiry, officials demand agencies clear themselves within nine days by answering fully under oath. The order, framed as a test of accountability, threatens dismissal if agencies fail to comply. Officials stressed the move targets duty and transparency amid mounting scrutiny.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called for a united front of free Western European nations to prove to the Soviet Union that it cannot win the cold war. Speaking at a Bonn news conference he urged West European unification as Russia shows resistance in Berlin. The 78-year-old leader praised the Big Three and urged broader European merger to pressure concessions.
Harvey L Hackey a 41 year old widower and Ruth R Carroll 31 both colored from Gaithersburg apply for marriage licenses. Property deeds show transfers including Sarah Margaret Craig to Mary Jane Pryor for $3 and Ettie May Bover to Jack William H Raughton for $10. Deeds also list H Kieffer DeLauter to Morris E Gaver for $10 and Beulah M Thompson to Orion d Virts for $10. Ida M Bill to C Alonzo Rice for $10. Adamstown Odd Fellows Temple Association to Carroll Manor Fire Co for $1. David A Nash and wife to Sterling E Bollinger and wife for $10.
The Young Democratic club members and associates meet Monday night at 7:15 in the Hotel Frederick, not the YMLC, with president Robert S. Rothenhoefer presiding. Guest speaker Joseph D. Tydings, president of the State Young Democratic Club, will address the group. Plans for the Jefferson-Jackson Day banquet are also on the agenda.
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