Rotary Anniversary Honored by Frederick Club
The Frederick Rotary Club is saluted on its role in Rotary International as it marks 30 years since the parent organization. The note lauds service clubs for public good, cites international reach in 90 countries, and urges continued Rotary work for peace and understanding worldwide.
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Rotary International
Frederick Club
Frederick
Rotary
Rotary Club
Frederickews and Post
Letters To The Editor Defends Present School Board Appointment System
In a Frederick News letter, a writer critiques Joseph F. Rhoderick speech urging elected school board members by popular vote. The piece notes limited accessible records, asks for qualified speakers, and reports interactions with School Board President George Chad erick, Frederick County Superintendent Dr. Pullen, and others regarding January 10 forum.
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Jaycee
Middletown
Jaycees
Joseph Rhoderick
Maryland
Rhoderick
Ivan A. Booker
The
Sea
Booker
David D Munsell Frederick
Boards of Education
Frederick Optiist
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Phedevi
Cmaec
MT Mertep
Frederick County
Choo
Frederick County Schant
Jnseph Rhoderick
Frederick
Aystens
Jaycee Education
George Chaderick
Middlletown
George Rhoderick
Fie UG
Seheal Board
Pellitt
Schants
Pullen
Sug
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items recount a fox chase won by Aston Grassnirkle near Eller ton with Ton Eisenhawer second. audience at Maryland School for the Deaf watches Brauty and Me Beast performed by students. Prof W James Heaps presides at Washington Camp anniversary. Governor Warfield to attend Nim Ming opening. dramatic company performs Lady Alice’s Secret at City Opera House with an amateur contest this evening.
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Harry Snook
Aston Grassnirkle
Ellerton
Ton Eisenhawer
Fredenck
Tonathan Bisec
East Eighth Street
Maryland School
Sehonl
W. James Heaps
SLATE
Washington Camp
Frederick City
Warfield
F. Tempest Dramatic Company
Allel- Jex
City Opera House
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Calum Of The News
A Feb 23 historical recap notes a rally of over 3 Republicans praising economy plans and efficiency measures aimed at saving Frederick County at least $900,000. A group discussed real estate relief and county finances, with a private gathering at the Francis Scott Key Hotel drawing large attendance. The Frederick County Welfare Board announces the resignation of Marguerite Bowman, executive secretary, who will join the Pennsylvania State Rebel Board.
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Nice
TTR
Anart Group
Francis Scott Key
Tno
Marguerite AT Bowman
Frederick County Welfare Board
Pennsylvania State Rebel Board
New Books At Artz Library
A shelf of titles including A KING'S HERITAGE by Peter II of Yugoslavia, SMALL HOUSE CARPENTRY by Lee Frankl, OLD MEN FORGET by Duff Cooper, THE TEMPLE TIGER by James Corbett, ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCE, and BIRDS OF NEW YORK STATE by Finn Howard Eaton. Gifts from Mr. G. Frank Thomas, Mr. G. Frank Thom, and Mrs. Mary C. Rogers are noted. descriptions praise utility, autobiography, and natural history.
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Peter II
Yugoslavia
Alexander I
Mihailovich
Tito
Lee Frankl
G.frank Thomas
Duff Cooper
James Corbett
Kumaon
Talla Des Flyer
Corbett
John Shellman Baer
G. Frank Thom
AIRDS
New York State
Finn Howard Eaton
Neakion
Parpelai Decoras
Mary C. Rogers
Braddock
Weddings in Evangelical Lutheran Church in Saurdas
Miss Fay Willebrand of tas cath became the bride of Bobby Lee Cannon at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Saurdas on February 19 at 3:30 pm. Pastor Charles Trunk performed the ceremony. maid of honor was a sister of the bride, best man was Charles Gearingey. The couple rests at 219 West South Street. the bridegroom serves with the Army at Fort Monroe, Virginia. Engagement announced for Betty Catherine Weaser by her mother Vis Foria Breeden.
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Brant
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Saurdas
Aenq
Fay Willebrand
Tas Cath
Bobby Lee Cannon
Thomas Cannan
Yella Springs
Charles Trunk
Charles Gearingey
Mr Canmay
Woeet Smuth Street
Vis Foria & Breeden
Thuront
Betty Catherine
Renal AF Weaser
Mis Firey Weaser
Harpeye Ferre Wooda
Fort Menroe
Employers And Unions To Bolster Industries
In New York and vicinity unions and employers join to boost two industries. Leaders report a pension-fund demand drop if funds are used to promote women’s sales. Yonkers and nearby plants discuss cutting conduction costs while signaling possible Midwest relocation. Market prices show wheat and barley per bushel, with oil and paint supply notes.
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SEW
Yonkers
Harrison
Midwest
U.S
Delegates in Closed Session Hammer Manila Pact Roles
In Bangkok eight foreign ministers and Thai Premier Pibulsonggram opened a closed session to organize a permanent council of foreign ministers and a secretariat. The Manila Pact nations are the United States Britain New Zealand Australia France the Philippines Thailand and Pakistan. Dulles said the treaty is directed against no government nation or people and aims for defense economic and antisubversive measures plus cultural and social progress in the region.
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Bangkok
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Ananda Samakom Palace
Pibulsonggram
United States
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
France
Philippines
Pakistan
Dulles
Comprehensive Civil Defense Plan Urged by Senator Jackson
Senator Jackson of Washington urged the Eisenhower administration to submit an immediate comprehensive civil defense plan. He said no plan exists now, noting it has been 18 months since Russia tested a thermo-nuclear device and a year since the Bikini H-bomb test, warning of total destruction at the center of any target area. He spoke as an Armed Services subcommittee opened hearings on civilian defense issues.
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Washington
Jackson D-Wash
Eisenhower
Bikini
Jackson
Armed Services
Street Connection Faces Opposition in City Planning Hearing
Frederick City Planning Commission heard opposition to bridging Mary street in Saratoga Village with Valley street in Catoctin Park. No final action was taken as the hearing covered revision of Catoctin Park sites and property blocks including G Leicester Thomas and Centrio McMurray. A Mary street profile was requested, and a fee change for Grant Place and Bolton street permits was granted.
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Mary Street
Saratoga Village
Valley Street
Catoctin Park
Frederick City Planning Commission
Ransider
G Leicester Thomas
Cntherio McMurray
Grant Place
Bolton Street
Along The Potomac To Washington With Congressman Hyde
Congressman Hyde speaks on natural resource protection flood control and coal in Western Maryland. He cites last October floods in Garrett County and calls for federal state aid and a long term flood plan while urging coal industry resilience and imports restrictions. He notes a February 27 trip to Nevada for Atomic Energy Commission atomic progress briefings.
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Dewitt S. Hyde
Washington
Congress
Todd Coad
Maryland
Friendsville
Garrett County
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Division
Corps of Engineers
Pittsburgh
Army
Garre
Cnal
Tfnes
Atlantic Seaboard
Tam
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commmission
IRevolution in Retailing by Roger W Babson
Babson traces three retail revolutions since 1875 driven by department stores and mail order houses, chains, and discount houses. He predicts a fourth revolution led by shopping centers with parking, self service, and rising prices, plus a shift to home shopping via telephone and TV, urging advertising growth and independent dealer support.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Ta & P
Gloucester
Mass
Buf
Allied Stores
Wanamakers
SUE Anne Dudes Tyeula
Sarace
VCH Ats
Frederick Chamber hears on Voice of America and free Europe
At a February Frederick Chamber of Commerce meeting the annual bosses night featured talks on the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe. William Waters Farpey discussed U S government and privately funded efforts to spread freedom behind the Iron Curtain, noting Russian efforts to jam broadcasts. Attendees questioned the speaker as ICT representatives outlined countermeasures to keep the message alive.
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Ted
Frederick Tumor Chamber of Commerce
VRW
Countes Clit
Voice of America
Rachie Free Europe
William Waters Farpey Precens
Washington, Co
Javeers Win
Janine Chamber International
Waters
Furone
ICT
Willam & Burzer
Faure Presents Cabinet Plan Before Assembly
Premier Edgar Faure outlined a procrem and prospective cabinet facing the National Assembly. He pictured a stable government focused on ratifying Paris agreements with West Germany and advancing European and Asian programs. He noted no electoral guarantees and urged gradual reforms to raise France’s living standards amid postwar recovery.
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Parist
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Avpre
France
Faure
Paris
Germany
Khrushchev Praised in Soviet Army and Navy Day Coverage
Soviet newspapers praise Nikita Khrushchev as a great contributor to victory in World War II. Pravda highlights Khrushchev and Nikola Bulganin among living Communist leaders, with Stalin hailed as Lenin’s successor.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nikola Bul- Sanin
Pravda
Hillerite
Germany
State Defense Committee
Lavrenty Beria
Georgi Malenkov
Lenin
J. V V. Stalin
Ivan Konev
Beria
Roney
Khushchev
Ronev
Bulgenin
Boner
Georgi Zhukov
Russia
United States
Red
Local births and birthdays noted in city notices
Dr and Mrs A R Hemsbere and Mr and Mrs Harold Free returned from a Florida trip visiting Daytona St Augustine Miami Bok Tower Cypress Gardens and St Petersburg beach. Mr George Z Zeigler observes his 88th birthday. Kathryn Schroeder celebrates 15th birthday. Schroeder daughter Victoria Georgene home with virus. Mr and Mrs Richard Culler welcome son Richard Shane born February 5 at Frederick Memorial weighing seven pounds three and one fourth ounces. Culler former Betty Kane Straitman. Rev and Mrs William Taylor welcome first child Krista Lynne Taylor born February 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital both mother and daughter progressing nicely.
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A. R Hemsbere
Harold Free
Frederick
Florida
Daytona
St. Augustine
Miami
Bok
George Z. Zeigler
Charles Street
Kathryn Schroeder
George T. Schroeder Jr
South Market Street
Schroeder
Victoria Georgene
Richard Culler
North Market Street
Richard Shane
Frederick Memorial
Culler
Betty Kane Straitman
William ©. Taylor
Walkersville
Krista Lynne Taylor
Prederick Memorial Hospital
Questions and Answers and Miscellany from Past Officials
A compilation of trivia and Q A items about former representatives and political history. It includes details on Vice President Nixon, colonial laws, siege of Troy legends, army chaplains, and a note about the Messiah Chorus at Bethany College. Also reports on a family mishap and the birth notice of Frances Keller in Montclair New Jersey.
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Congress
Senate
Nixon
Conference of Eight Nations Opens in Bangkok
A Bangkok conference opening with eight nations, reported by London Moscow radio, declares the Manila Pact aims to curb Communist influence in Southeast Asia. The broadcast accuses the United States of using the Bangkok meeting to gain access to manpower in the Philippines, Thailand, and Pakistan and to prepare for military action against Asian nations seeking independence.
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London
Moscow
Bangkok
L. A
John Foster Dulles
Southeast Asia
United States
Philippines
Thailand
Pakistan
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Connecticut
Troy
United States Army
Navy
Bethany College
Kansas
Messiah Chorus
Canterbury
Groves
Arian
Arthur
Richard Grov
Richard
Mrs. Graves
Airs
James T. Mills
Montclaire N. J
Mills
Frances Keller
Frances
the Mountainss
Othe J. Keller
Up- Sie Hospital
Montclair
N. J
Colledge Terrace
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