County Budget Shows Slight 1955 Spending Cut Despite School Increase
Frederick County will spend less in 1955 than in 1954 with a total budget of 2 355 598 75 down from 2 374 359 52. Debt service savings and lower election costs keep taxes at 1.40 while age nt service drops from 331 888 37 to 76 505 60. No general elections are planned this year and voters may see voting machines purchased for future use. The section also notes local social and civic notices from Emmitsburg and nearby towns including births baptisms weddings and personnel changes.
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Frederick County
New Year Guests and Local News Spread Across Towns
New Year greetings fill area households as families from Baltimore to Pittsburgh visit Emmitsburg and surrounding towns. Notes on holidays include Lillian Bowers returning to Baltimore, Eliza beth Neck, Towson State Teachers College student. Ann Adels berger visiting parents in Baltimore. Earl Glass visiting Newport Rhode Island via Freeport Maine. George Greco at the University of Baltimore. Catherine Shorb and Lena Starling visiting from New York City. and gatherings with Mrs. Cloyd Seiss and Warner hospital patients. Community Fund updates, church week of prayer plans in Emmitsburg, and police program discussions feature in local notices.
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Emmitsburg
Ralph Keilholtz
Warner Hospital
Kathy Ann
Donald Stoner
John D. Sullivan
C. M
Richard Sprankle
U.S. A
Wincoski
Vermont
Michael Boyie
U. S. Army
Camp Gordon
Bernard Boyle
Leota Topper
Camp Detrick
Frederick
Paul Gregg
Demorest
N. J
Washington, D. C
Paul Virbal
Baltimore
EB. L. ‘Higbee
Mes. Duncan
Moore
Greencastle
G. G. Wildegans
Spring Grove
Claude
Claude, Jr
Mary
Sabillasville
Woman's Club
Green Parrot Tea Room
Estelle Watkins
Robert Fiter
Beatrice ‘Fehr
Frederick County
Jackson
Thomas
Charles B. Shorb
Lynn
Michael
Karen
Patrick
William Topper
Bowers
Towson State Teachers College
Ann Adelsberger
Owen Adelsberger
Earl Glass
Newport
R. 1
Milburn Glass
Glass
Freeport
Maine
George Greco
University of Baltimore
Dominic Greco
Catherine E. Shorb
Lena Starling
New York City
Alvey Shorb
Seiss
Edward L. Stouter
Fort Devens
Mass
George Stouter
Cloyd Seiss
Warner
Seven Years For Petersen
Alexandria January 4 Former NSA analyst Joseph S Petersen Jr received a seven year prison term under the Espionage Law for storing classified documents at his apartment. Judge Albert V Bryan said Petersen deliberately violated trust with serious potential national security consequences. Petersen pleaded guilty December 22 and two related counts were dismissed.
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Alexandria
Joseph S. Petersen Jr
Hush-Hush
National Security Agency
U.S
Albert V. Bryan
Petersen
United States
Netherlands
Security Agency
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Ritchie Finance Corp
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Monument
Presbyterian ‘Church
Methodist Church
Reformed Church
Paul McCauley
E. P. Wilbur
Philip Bower
Gideon Galambos
Louis Gunn
Orside
Ogun
Paterson
Bryan
Silver Spring
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Council
WGAY
Silver ‘Spring
Arthur B. Miller
County Public Safety
Stella B. Werner
Martinsberg W. Ya
U.S. Fishland Wildlife Service
Leetown
Kémneth E. Wolfe
Fish and Wildlife
Nevada
Oregon
Een
East
Patrick ST
Robert C. Schutz
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Cookery
Berger’s Book Mart and Gift Shop
N. Market St
Petii
Gilbert
North Market Street
The
Potomac Edison Co
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Gilberle
Paris
Betty Barclay
Joan Miller
Helen Whiting
Kay Windsor
Junior Vogues
Seventeen