Policy Adopted For Reserve Officers Promotions Revised
Moscow policy on promotions for Reserve officers not on active duty was revised by the Army. The new regulations cover Reserve and National Guard officers, set mandatory promotion timelines, and outline processes for qualified officers to advance from second lieutenant to colonel with age and service rules, including optional counting of constructive service. Also outlines for unqualified officers and National Guard promotion practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Army
Army
National Guard
Senate
Secretary of the Army
States
Territories
District of Columbia
Tmme
Army Reserve
Berlin
Germany
Kremlin
Vassily Chuikov
Churkay
U. S
Samuel Reber
Karlshorst
Reber
West Berlin
Chukov
American High Commission
Moscow
Stalin
Eisenhower
Sahillasville Man Acquitted At Hearing
A Sahillasville man was acquitted at a hearing on burglary and charging related counts after evidence failed to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. The defendant, Dallas Wrinp, faced charges stemming from an incident in Sah tles ville. The hearing was held at the home of Mrs Rovers Stup on January 27.
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Eriaas
Crsimng
Dallas Wrinp
Sab
Tlesville
Chags
East Fequiime
Norwood S
Rybs
Norweuc
Rovers Stup
Bronester
Mir
Man Strangled In Fork Of Tree In Cumberland Park
A six year old Cumberland man Percy Thompson was found dead in Constitution Park with his neck caught in a tree fork about four and a half feet from the ground. Police noted no struggle or obvious accident and suspect death by own action. a gold watch and $28 remained with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Constitution Park
Percy Thompson
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co
Thompsaon
Thompson
James Egan
City Detective Bureau
Sykesville church event with FBI speaker on peace
A fragmented notice from Sykesville details a January meeting at St Barnabas Episcopal Church led by a woman host group and featuring an FBI Baltimore investigator as a speaker. The text mentions a memorial or health event at a hospital and notes a home infection.
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Sykesville
St Barnabas
Nesday
Jan
Mines Jones
Dan
St Bacabas Episcopal Church
Pausa
FBI
Baltimore
Noetesse
Mis Dulanis Sr
Camp Detrick Blood Drive Planned For February 2
Camp Detrick Public Information Office previews the 1953 blood drive with a Feb 2 event at the Fieldhouse. A Jan 20 post theater meeting will outline drive operations, led by Lt Col DeCarlo’s wife as honorary chair and Capt Sutton’s Blood Donor committee. Frederick Red Cross members will supply materials to support the effort for troops in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael R DeCarlo
DeCarlo
Leonard Sutton
Kenneth L. Calder
John E. Thompson
Public Information Office
Frederick
American Red Cross
Korea
Camp Detrick
Estate of Walkersville Woman Bequeaths Family Items
Probate records show the Miss Hattie M. Albaugh estate divided among relatives. Executors Clarence L. Flickinger and Mary A. Myers posted bond. Beneficiaries receive varied items including paintings, books, vases, linens, heirlooms, and a $200 trust for Union Chapel Cemetery upkeep. The codicil leaves Mrs. Leatherman bedroom furniture.
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Hattie M. Albaugh
Walkersville
Orphans — Court
Clarence L. Fuckinger
Mary A. Myers
M.A.C
Glenna H. Boyer
Leatherman
Clarence L. Flickinger
Raymond Flickinger
Charles D. Albaugh
Harman G. Albaugh
J. Thomas Albaugh
Alice Albaugh
Webster
R. Smith
Maurice C. Smith
Horace Flickinger
Richard Smith
Minnie Flickinger
Louise Fraley
Emma Flickinger
Dense morning fog blankets area with few minor crashes
A heavy fog overnight limited visibility to a few hundred feet at dawn Friday. Route 40 west of Frederick froze as thawing 42 degree temperatures produced icy highways. No significant snow fell though trees show a frostlike glaze. Rain is forecast later today with a colder, sunny afternoon and Sunday.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Spars
Landlords Must Provide Heat To Tenants By Law
Area Rent Director John A Dewick says landlords must supply heating as agreed in the rental contract during the required period. Complaints rise about inadequate heat with tenants describing cold conditions. the rent office can compel repair and even rent reductions in aggravated cases. Damascus Soria is noted as historically, though implied, referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aif
John A Dewick
Firdan
Lenaris
Enaris
Ienias Unis
Caarmene Gsavi
Deaiek
Dewrck
Definite Decision Soon On Proposed Canal Parkway
Maryland plans a formal opinion on a 160 mile parkway along the old Chesapeake and Ohio canal from Washington to Cumberland. Federal backing, state land purchases, and a 17.1 million dollar cost are outlined with construction to follow canal alignment and historic locks, tunnels, and culverts.
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Bauer
Chesapeake and Ohio
Medway
Washrington
Cumberland
Baltimore
Maryland
Allegany County
General Assembly
Uncle Sam
Federal Public Roads Administration
Potomac River
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
C. & O. Canal Co
Reconstruction Finance Corp
National Park Service
Alleghenies
George Washington
Potomac
Ohio River
Potomac Company
James Rumsey
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Georgetown
Pittsburgh
John Quincy Adams
Queen City
Canal
Paw Paw
Bolivar News Roundup Notes Local College and Community Moves
Bolivar residents share holiday travel and returned students from Berea College in Kentucky. Gladwin Soloman of Apra India and sister Myrtle Soloman of the same college visit Kansas during holidays. Families welcome relatives from New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland. Arthur Dudrow family plans Baton Rouge winter. Shenk family from Red Bank NJ returns home after visiting kin. Norman Clabaugh and spouse in Hot Springs Arkansas seeking spine treatment. Jay Badgies visits Wayne Lancaster in Buchson Washington. Local gatherings at Harpers Ferry and Garthersburg. Braxton Bolivar graduate Norman Branton Lalian Braxton discharged after three years at LoS arms and returning home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Bolivar
Herbert
Ernest Harrison
Berea College
Kentucky
Gladwin Soloman
Apra
India
Myrtle Soloman
Kansas
O. A. Webb
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Keavielt Daley
Walker Dudrow
Falchurch
Bolivar
C. E. Dudrow
Charl David Dudrow
Uade
Japan
Jay Badlies
Wayne Lancaster
An Buchson
Marshall Tumblin
Daught Barbara
Mannings
Vaio
Morris Kammir Harpers
Erne Webb
Aeasacnith
Gade
Eletentary School
Ress
Gay
Branton Lalian Braxton
Bolwar
Los Arms
Oklahoma
Tells Youth To Build For Life
Rotary club guests, including Rotary youth from Philadelphia and Wellesley, hear Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer urge readiness for life. He cites George Washington’s early preparations and warns against barbarism while stressing personal effort and cooperation.
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Francis Scott Key
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Nestor
George Washington
Kieffer
Washington
Braddock
United States
Stich
Hieffer
Rotary
Warner L. Brittain
Lemuel S. Johnston
Frederick
Eleanor Pearre
Eugene Sanders
Austin Pearre Jr
Robert Trimble
Patricia Prime
Anne W Ramsburg
Dorothy V. Ramsburg
Richard T. Ramsburg
Anne Carty
James Carty
Joan Thomson
Philadelphia
Norie, Heston
Anne Thomson
Pat Heston
Barbara LeGore
Blanche Gambrill
Nancy Johnston
Wellesley
Mass
Judy Hartmann
Eddie Hartmann
Alvey D. Young
Mariam C. Young
Sara Anna Renn
Robert F. Nicodemus
Robert Thomas
Dan Brittain
Dick Ramsburg
William Talley
Graham Alvord
Kittery
Maine
Mr. Johnston
Wellesley Mass. Rotary Club
Christmas College Guest List Across Maryland and Nearby States
A list of college students visiting home for Christmas appears from the Maryland area and nearby states including Evelyn Fuss and Elaine Knox of the University of Maryland, Ethel Houck and Patsy Bohn of Frostburg State Teachers College, Jar and George Gernand from Frostburg, Springfield College in Springfield Massachusetts, Fred Baker, Fred Bowman and Doris Niswander of Western Maryland College, Bridgewater College in Virginia, and Mariene Deviltiss of Syracuse University. A separate note describes a surprise birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Dickerson near Linwood with about thirty guests, and holiday gatherings including Dr. and Mrs. Sitlex staying in Frederick with Mrs. Robert Walden, plus a dinner at the Wirghing residence with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Muell and Dwight, Woodthine, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Yingling. Deeds recorded regarding land transactions and improvements are noted in Lewistown district.
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Union Bridge
Evelyn Fuss
Elaine Knox
University of Maryland
Ethel Houck
Patsy Bohn
Frostburg State Teachers College
Frostburg
Jar
George Gernand
Springfield College
Springfield
Mass
Fred Baker
Western Maryland College
Fred Bowman
Doris Niswander
Bridgewater College
Bridgewater
Mariene Deviltiss
Syracuse University
C. C. Dickersen
Linwood
Dickerson
Siitlex
Fredenck
Robert Walden
Bowhbnge Breck
Middleburg
Linley
Mgr
Leonard Muallmin
Dwight, Woodthine
Mir
Melvin Yingling
Caution Urged Over Downtown Shopping Center Plan
Frederick merchants press for parking as they warn a new West Seventh Street shopping center could siphon trade from Market Patrick hub. They say off street parking is vital and downtown taxes, payments and charity efforts burden existing merchants. A Dec meeting noted plans for 290000 sq ft building with 800000 sq ft parking, urging cautious approval to avoid harming long established businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Market-Patrick Street
Patrick
Market Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Frederick
Fatrick
Ivo
Donald B. Rice
Board of Aldermen
Frederick Merchant
Women’s Clubs Christmas Program At Buckeystown
Buckeystown Homemakers hold annual Christmas gathering December 19 at Jesse Fifer home. Buckey Russell and Wes led a program featuring carols, a vocal solo, and readings by Mrs. Walter Poole. Gifts were exchanged and Secret Sisters revealed. guests included Miss Beatrice Fehr.
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Buckeystown Club
Jesse Fifer
Buckey Russell Herman Wes
Sam Boteler
George Hildebrand
Walter Poole
Beatrice Fehr
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Sahillasville
Hero
Mas
Buddy Freed
Greensboro
N. C
Kients
Buddy
North Carolina
Frank Stapor
Florida
Ft. Myers
Percival Kalabash
Percival Farley
Bangtail Club Mess Hall
C. Bowles
Army Audit Agency
John
William Wilson
Hugh J. Martin
Don R. Carnine
John A. Plag
John J. Ogle
Harold R. Trout
Woodsboro
Ocite M. Colley
Bogalusa
Jack V. Folsom
Snoqualmie
Edward H. Smith
Greensburg
Trout
Hugo Paladino
Eugene M Hamory
Robert Peel
Derrick
Allentown
Walter J. Murphy
Chemical and Engineering News
American Chemical Society
Ofcers
James Crowe Mansara
Robert Gibbs Sead
Wasn‘zien
Sacien
Jeet Choofs
Honga
Annapog Dee Wena
Woodwarr
Jen Lo
Carroll County
Astrad
Jorix Fogle
Dorothy Hoffman
Janet McDevitt
Doris Hoffman
Betty Rhoderick
Reading
Janet Flora
Jolly Old Saint Nick
Moss
Randell Rhoderick
The
Grange
Jean Barrier
P. Keefer Main
Pomona
New Market
Lewistown Granges
Mt. Pleasent
Danascus Soria
Enacapedia Britennia
Clarksburg
Ralph F. Martz
Jack G. Ammon
Gary
Jay
Kenneth
George D. Martz
Doris Thompson
Robert H. ‘Bobby
King of
Methodist
Barr's Grocery
E. F. Calloway
Abbie
al Mitchell
Marin
Mitchell
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Gaithersburg
Addie E. Watkins
Ruth Haines
Paracum
Harold Pease
Myredba Beecher
Airs. Veronier
Ronald Rathburn
Irvin Butts
Roy
University Hapital
Inday
Richard Connelly
Marssard
M. Millard Dansberger
This City
Shirley Martha
Bruce E. Boyer
William B. Boyer
Knoxville
Miss Dansberger
Frederick High School
Boyer
Camp Gordon
Eimer Fimmerran
Werman
Lewistown
Vjamsiile
A. Pativ
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