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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1955

Page

7

Kiwanis Club Installs Officers at Luncheon

Kiwanis members installed officers for the new year at a Tuesday noon meeting. President Guy E. Kelly and officers were welcomed by Lt. Gov. Donald Harvey of Salisbury who presented past president’s pin to William S. Zimmerman. New directors include Joseph M. Kline Joseph Warner William Wallace and Robert Porter. Zimmerman reviewed accomplishments and urged cheer for members while Patricia Lescalleet read her Voice of Democracy prize essay. Visiting Kiwanian Larry Servard of Pottstown and guests were welcomed.

Guy E. Kelly Hiltner-Roelke William 5. Zimmerman Westminster Club Carlton Molesworth Ninth Kiwanis Donald Harvey Salisbury Zimmerman Harvey Guy E. Kelly Glenn L. ‘Main George S. Smith J. Vernon Coblentz Joseph M. Kline Joseph Warner William ‘Wallace Robert Porter Mr. Main Ormond Galvin James Donald Brown Thomas W. Merval Weaver Frederick Memorial Hospital Parsons Newrosn City Register Louis E. Eichelberger Sears Roebuck William F. Tell Kelly Mair Chhlentz Main Patricia Lescalleet Honor Siudent Frederick High School Voice of Democracy Isycees Larry Servard Pottstown Pennsylvania Richard R. Kline Ben Rosenour Jr William Jones Gerald Rosenour

Fairfax Man Charged With Burning Moon Death

A Fairfax man Wiley Maupin, 47, is jailed in Charlottesville on murder charges after a car fire Christmas night killed William Franklin Moon, 23, of Albemarle. James Beverly, 27, is charged as an accessory. both were arrested by Fairfax police. Ethel Wingfield testified Maupin set the blaze and Moon was strapped to the ground with piping before kerosene was poured and lit. Maupin denies the accusation. The victim died early Christmas night.

Charlottesville Fairfax Carter's Bridge Albemarle Cook Wiley Manpin Alexandria William Franklin Moon Alberene Moon James Beverly Maupin Beverly Ethel Wingfield Wingfield

R H Geisbert to Head County Home in Urbana

County Commissioners appoint Roger H Geisbert of Urbana to head Montevue Home replacing George M Wachter with a 1999.92 yearly salary and appoint his wife as matron at 150 yearly. Several dozen appointments and road needs are discussed including county vehicle policy and road improvements for the Frederick Junction to Ijamsville road with rights of way and drainage issues delaying the project.

Marion N. Kehne Norva Ave Sue Frederick Mehrle E. Martz Cook C. Burton Cannon Jr Byron W. Thompson Edith L. Staley Null. Mehr HW. Ramsburg Edward F. Holter Urbana Null Roads Board Holter Je.brooke Parkinson Jr Frederick County Parkinson Une Weteganiv Ielec Ottsons Rayner J. Montgomery James Montgomery Frederick Junction Ijamsville-Ebeneger Road Roger H. Willard Willard

Arson Suspected In Fatal Fire Killing Four Relatives

State Police probe arson after a blaze in Rawson killed James R. Costello Jr. and three relatives. The fire burned a ramshackle frame house, survivor William Jewell said he loaded the stove before bed. Property owner John Ambrose valued the house under 5000 dollars.

Charles Town W Va Rawson James R. Costello, Jr Costello Ida Marie Jewell Robert Lee Ruth Virginia Arsor Wiliam C. Jewell Jewel John Ambrose

McLaughlin Named Fourth District Judge

Annapolis January 4 Gov McKeldin Knight announced the appointment of state Senator D Kenneth McLaughlin to be judge of the Fourth Circuit succeeding the late Judge Joseph D Mish. McLaughlin will resign as a state senator after he is sworn in for a third term tomorrow. His successor in the Senate is expected to be Del Charles Downey of Williamsport. Downey’s appointment seemed virtually assured. The GOP state central committee will also name McLaughlin’s House successor. The governor announced the appointment at a dinner before caucuses to name minority leaders for the 1955 Legislature. McLaughlin, a 50 year old lawyer admitted to the bar in 1928, has practiced in Hagerstown since 1929. SYMINGTON TO SPEAK Baltimore January 4 U S Senator W Stuart Symington announced as main speaker for the Jackson Day dinner March 12 sponsored by the Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland. Paul A Pumpian, president of the Fifth District Young Democratic Club of Baltimore, is committee chair. The blue whale is the world s largest animal new houses the one half on the other end would enable school bus and milk truck to get in during bad weather.

Annapolis McKeldin Knigh Kenneth McLaughlin R-Wash Fourth Circuit Joseph D. ‘Mish McLaughlin Senate Del Charles Downey Machinery T Williamsport Republican State Central Committee Washington County Downey House of Delegates GOP I Huube Woela Gedy Coedty Hagerstown Symington Baltimore U. S. Lsen W. Stuart Symington D-Mo Young Democratic Clubs of Maryland Paul A. Pumpian Young Democratic Club of del. Luber Baltosth Maryland Wilkinson Georges Lubor Sen Redden Caroline Della Balta Len i Goldstein Calvert Judiciary Committee

McKeldin Plans Major Maryland Tax Hikes

Annapolis January reports state Governor McKeldin will seek a 59 percent rise in sales tax and a 50 percent rise in personal income tax with withholding, plus 25 percent corporate tax increases. The plan aims to raise about 25 million dollars for next year’s budget, amid broader calls for cuts and fiscal reforms during the 90 day session.

Annapolis McKeldin Maryland Assembly Ene Bilis Casino de Grsi

Derr Chosen As Minority House Leader Contention

In Annapolis on January 4, Del. Luber won 23 Eastern Shore votes but Wilkinson backers refuse to concede a loss. The session opens tomorrow with Derr elected minority leaders in the Senate and House. Robinson reportedly withdraws to seek other committee posts as pre session caucuses continue. The Saar issue and French German pact features alongside Maryland leadership maneuvering.

Mendes-France Anil Adenauer To Confer In Bonn

French Premier Pierre Mendes-France plans a meeting with West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer within two weeks in Bonn. The talks likely center on the Saar accord, though it faces German opposition. Adenauer will be lingering near Baden after a three day Italian state visit ending January 13.

Germany Western European Union France Saar Bonn Foreign Office Pierre Mendes-France Konrad Adenauer Mendes-France Baden Black Forest Ade_auer Italy West

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