Two City By-Passes Proposed In Frederick County Plan
The State Roads Commission submits a four range arterial highway plan to the General Assembly. Two concrete by-passes would run three miles each from Worman's Mill to U S 4 and from U S 48 to U S 240 with costs around 210 000 and 180 000 respectively. A Frederick Rockville dual highway is also proposed. The article notes a cold spell with a 12 degree low at Frederick area and mentions Congressman Francis Hi Case speaking at a George Washington Birthday event for the G O P Club of Frederick County at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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General Assembly
State Roads Commission
Worman
Gambrill Park
Francis Hi
Case
George Wackingtoe
G.O.P. Club
Fred
Erick County
Beott Key
R. Ely
Program On Flemish Art Presented By Frederick Club
An evening program on Flemish art was hosted by the Frederick Art Club at Mrs Ham mond Clary’s home on West Patrick Street. Mrs Hattie Willett chaired the program featuring Mrs Charles Van Swearingen who discussed Rogier van der Weyden and The Descent from the Cross.
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Frederick Art Club
Mre
Ham ‘Mond Clary
West Patrick Street
Ouening
Chiel
Mies Hattie Willett
Mirs
Charles van Swearingen
Rogier van der Weydens
van Eyck
Renaisance van der Weyden
Burgundy
Brussels
Prado
Madrid
Spain
de Bul
Christ
Mary
Joseph
Arimathea
Macdalen
Byron Carpenter
Jan van Eyck
Jan
Maeseyck
Holland
Flanders
Idukes
Europe
Sven Siren
National Moore Business Forms, Inc
Spent
London
Everett W
Mary E. Rhoads
Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Antwerp
Rudolph II
Bruegel
Vienna
Pius Iwue
Roger Willard
James Deering
Miami
Fla
Vigeaya
Tris Dade County
Rhoads
Joseph Nestor
Craig
Robert §. Tyson
East Church Street
MIT Educator Warns on Engineering Career Trends
J. B. Wilbur of MIT Civil and Sanitary Engineering deplores the shift away from engineering as a field. He spoke at a seminar of the Engineering Societies of New England noting the need for engineers now outweighs the current student focus on science.
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BEED
Cambridge
Mass
APY
United States
Engineering Societies of
New England
J. B. Wilbur
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eisenhower faces rising pressure from diverse special interests
The text notes a broad coalition pressing for funds, from slum clearance and airports to college loans, veterans housing, rural electrification, and public works. It argues a balanced budget requires restraint and warns that excessive spending will lift living costs and taxes, urging mail to Congress to influence funding decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Wall Street
White House
Congress
Fifty Years Ago News Briefs Highlight Mines Rail Meet and Accidents
Fifty years ago on February 24 1908 readers learned of a god discovery on the Bowler farm Merryland Tract near Brunswick with ore samples sent to New York showing rich minerals. A large meeting in Burkitts Wire backed a Brunswick to Middletown trolley line with a five member committee to solicit subscriptions. An on site freight train switch failure on the Northern Central Railway injured Charles Fitz and James Reddick when struck by a box car. Eugene Wright near Pearl cut his hand while cutting a pole. Franklin H Davis a carriage trimmer died at his West Patrick street home after years in business with Wm H Kanle in Middletown.
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Bowler Farm
Merryland
Fear Brunswick
New York
Burkttswire
Brunswick
Middletown
Emory L. Coblentz
Wm. H Kanle
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation Report
The Associated Press provides a 24 hour temperature and precipitation summary. Readings cover regional highs and lows, with rainfall totals and notable weather events within the period.
Catholic weekly critiques Kennedy on separation doctrine
Ave Maria, a Catholic weekly from Notre Dame, rejects Senator John Kennedy’s claim that a public official’s private religious beliefs must be separated from constitutional duties. The March 7 issue argues private conscience cannot be kept apart from oath to the Constitution and First Amendment.
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South Bend, Ind
John Kennedy
Ave Maria
Kennedy
The
Holy Cross Fathers
Universaity of
Notre Dame
Massachusetts
Illnesses and hospital admissions listed for Frederick area
Among the sick, Jim Wall son of Rev and Mrs E W Hall recuperates at home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Carol Stotlemyer Harper entered the hospital for medical observation. Mrs John Brubaker and Mrs Francis Crutchley hospitalized for treatment and ongoing care. Several others, including James Price Vernon Trail and Ralph Putman, face surgeries or examinations. David McKenzie and Mrs William Grimes also noted as ill or recovering.
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Jim Wall
E. W. Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carol Stotlemyer
Harpers
iFecry
John Brubaker
Trails Avenue
Francis Crutchley
Biggs Avenue
James Price
East Fifthtreet
Vernon Trail
Ralph Putman
Rosemont Avenue
David McKenzie
Elwood McKenzie l
Shookstown
William
Moore Company spends on materials and machinery totals
The article outlines Moore Company's expenditures for the year, including 18,405,037 for printing and paper materials, 1,371,689 for supplies and services, 1,666,107 in new machinery and equipment, and 586,450 on machines and attachments resaleable for business forms. It notes Eastern division HQ at Niagara Falls NY and factories in Buffalo NY Elmira NY Snow Hill MD Thurmont MD Green Bay WI and Angola IN.
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Fae Agee
Moore
Noble
Buffalo Avenue
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Homemakers Club Delights Members With February Dish Meet
Frederick City Homemakers Club members praised local cooks after a February 16 potluck at Mrs. Richard Hargett’s home on Catoctin Avenue. Nutrition leaders Mrs. Marlowe Cline and the group organized the event featuring a chicken tuna bake casserole and a variety of vegetables salads and desserts. Mrs. Sperry Orm led business and Mrs. Howard Ash shared color slides from a Canadian vacation highlighting Princess Margaret. Book Wagon Committee members Mrs. Darvin Heating and Mrs. Donald B. Rice were commended for their activities.
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AAA Ut A
Richard Hargett
Catoctin Avenue
Hargett
Marlowe Cline
Sperry Orm
Howard Ash
Ash
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Decaf
Princess Margaret of England
Darvin Heat‘ing
Donald B. Rice
Words of the Day Disputation and Usage Notes
A short lesson notes common misuses and pronunciations. It defines disputation as a controversy or debate and gives guidance on proper phrases and vocabulary expansion.
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W. L. Gero
Peiping
Washington Lodge to Hold Anniversary Ceremony at Masonic Temple
Lynch Lodge No. 163 A F and A Masons will stage its annual birth day ceremony at the Masonic Temple on Thursday with dinner at 6 15 p m and an address in the Dodge Room by Rev Paul L Althouse pastor of the Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ C Kenneth Henderson serves as Worshipful Master of Lynch Lodge and committee chair Ronald A Bishop Jr leads Ralph A Putman Grayson E Nikirk Kirk D Cramer and Charles W Miller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronor Washington
Washington
Lynch Lodge No. 163
A. F
A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Temple
Grayson E. Nikirk
Kirk D. Cramer
Charles W. Miller
Pet Peeves and Oddities From Reporter's Quiz
Readable bits from a quiz feature include Carolyn Gaull of Hood College on sweet spaghetti, Barry Baughman of Myersville on toothpaste caps, Kay Brenneman of Woodsboro on men drivers, and Alfred Klimcke of Middletown on TV programs. Also notes on Venus de Milo arms, Cardinals from Springfield, a Springfield editor's death, Benny Goodman at 14, William Eckhardt, and farm co op history, plus road conditions near Washington and a fire engine incident.
Odds And Ends Legal Art Dieplas Attracting Aifsation
There is a gendry number of Moon artists who paint for relaxation and expression and to develop talent. Peter Sisletar, a salesman, has shown works in Berger's Book Mart windows North Market Street Sinclair. His watercolors and two oils by Ernest Berger surround two local scenes Bethel Church and West Seventh Street’s Flowers For Sale. Organist Richard F. Kline Jr. gave a Tivoli recital drawing interest. Abendschein hopes to revive uneager cinema amiability and children’s Saturday shows at the Opera House. Ernie Nasher crafts a roquefort dressing with sauterne and Tonaly cheese notes for a pizza rite.
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Peter Sisletasr
Berger's Book Mart
North Marchet Street
Sinclair
Museum of Feet Arts
Haatstown
Ernest Berger
Berger
Bethel
Bethel Road
West Seventh Street
Tiveli
Tivoli Theater
Richard F. Kline Jr
Prospect Hill
Ashley Abendschein
Abendschein
Omar
Dan Weinberg
Opera House
Abendschsin
Ernie Nasher
School equipment makers profit from postwar boom
Taxpayers and school boards face debates over costs as enrollment climbs from 24 million to 34 million. Makers like American Seating and Brunswick-Balke-Collender showcase electronic teaching centers and flexible furniture to maximize space and safety, while predicting continued growth and a 20 billion dollar need for classrooms.
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New York
Sonny
J. J. Stefan
Brunswick - Balke-Collender
Chicago
J. M. Vermeulen
American Seating Co
Grand Veils
Abhittl
Seydo
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
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Bunty) Green
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Hollywood
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Mt. St. Mary's College
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Harold Hanford Brown
United Detroit Theaters
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Carolyn Gaull
Hood College
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Barry Baughman
Myersville
Kay Brenneman
Woodsboro
Alfred Klimcke
Venus de Mile
Venus de Milo
College of Cardooonals
John N. Ferguson
Cardinals
Springfield
Jil
Th N. Ferguson
Illinois State Journal
Culosis Hospital
Brazil
Marajo
Benny Goodman
G. Eckhardt
Ers Asso
Bufialojipe
James Renner
Prairie
Jona QO
Jack Foliniss
Patrick Street
Debbie Blank
Exra W. Blank Jr
D.C
Clear
Hancock
U.S. 50
Romery
W. Va
Abe
Adjusta
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