Carroll Manor Fire Company Plans Fund Drive
Carroll Manor Volunteer Fire Company launches a Monday canvass across Buckeystown Adams town Point of Rocks and Jefferson to raise 20000 for a fire hall engine and insurance relief. Austin Renn said the drive aims to fund the project within ten days as the new unit will serve 760 properties valued over 1.5 million and cut district insurance rates.
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Carroll Manor Volunteer Fire
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Point of Rocks
Jefferson
Austin P. Renn
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Frederick County
Thomas Company Cannery
Frederick Independents
County
Frederick No. 1
Carroll Manor
Carroll Menor Volunteer Fire Company
B. Clark Gibson
Robert G. Tuck
Robert Strailman
Charles H. Kehne
Hubert N. Hicks
Ivory P. Blackman
Oscar Jackson
Horace M. Alexander
James
Furnace Ford-Greenfield
Ernest Page
E. A. Henderson
U. S
Mountville
Jefferson Community
Maryland records 25,569 unemployed as of January
Maryland reports 25,569 unemployed the highest since 1949 with an 11,000 rise from a year ago. Director Stephen Cromwell said unemployment climbed since September as benefits paid last week reached $421,514. He noted over 650,000 Marylanders are employed and provided recent monthly totals and fund balance.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Division of
Stephen C. Cromwell
Cromwell
Maryland Compensation Fund
May Okay Plans For Inter County Freeway
Opposing counsel reached an agreement allowing the National Capital Planning Commission to approve inter county belt freeway plans but with a delayed effective date to permit court action. Judge McGuire set March 23 as a tentative trial date on the Montgomery County group's challenge to taking Rock Creek Park land for the project.
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Washington
National Capital Planning Commission
Montgomery County
Matthew F. McGuire
Planning Commission
Maryland Roads Commission
McGuire
Rock Creek Park
Income From Pensions and Rents and Other Sources
Richard A Mullens explains Form 1040 Schedules E F and G for reporting income from pensions annuities rents and estates. It details what to report what is tax free and how to deduct rental expenses including depreciation and Schedule H rules for partial rental use and depreciation calculations.
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Richard A. Mullens
NEA
Armed Forces
Vet Sacrifices Himself to Save Trainee in Grenade Blast
Sgt. Leonard Moran of South Boston died after shielding trainee Pvt. John D. O Callaghan from a grenade during a maneuver at Fort Dix. Moran, 22, earned a Combat Infantry Badge and three battle stars in Korea, where he served October 1952 to September 1953. O Callaghan was wounded in the leg but survived. Moran had been an instructor with the 34th Field Artillery Battalion since his Korea tour.
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FT. DIX. NU
Leonard Moran
South Boston
Mass
Korea
Army
34Th Field Artillery Battalion
John D. O'Callaghan
New York
O'Callaghan
Moran
Harry Lapham
United States
Anniversaries and historical highlights from Know America Today
Today in history and birthdays list notable figures from 18th to 20th century origins, including John Carroll and James Longstreet, with event notes on battles, postal cards, Beecher trial, Crazy Horse defeat, Fourteen Points, steel strike, and wartime advances. Birthdays include Sherman Adams, Basil O Connor, Sumner Slichter, Jose Ferre, and Thomas Watson Jr. Horoscope concludes the digest.
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John Carroll
Baltimore
Upper Marlboro
Lowell Mason
Savannah
Boston
New York
Orange
N. J
Medfield
Mass
James Longstreet
War Horse of the Confederacy
New Orleans
Jackson
England
Congress
Henry Ward Beecher
Nelson A. Miles
Crazy Horse
Montana
Watson
Italy
Belgian Bulge
Defense Lovett
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
East Dover
Robert C. Clothier
Rutgers University
Philadelphia
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Taunton
Atrick J. Hurley
China
Oklahoma
Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard
Madison, Wis
Jose Ferre
Puerto Rico
Willard M. Kiplinger
Washington, D. C
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Thomas J. Watson, Jr
International Business Machines
Dayton
Powers of Expression in Music and Poetry Reach Hopeful Tone
The text discusses how powers of expression in music and poetry can uplift humanity. It notes the nature will be mild and with full mental exertion one may become a benefactor to mankind. Some trials are possible, but patience leads to final success.
Sobeloff Will Be Selected as U S Solicitor General
The Baltimore Sun reports Chief Judge Simon E. Sobeloff of the Maryland Court of Appeals will be nominated to be solicitor general of the United States. The newspaper, from Charles G. Whiteford, cites White House plans to announce the selection early next week.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Simon E. Sobeloff
Maryland Court of Appeals
United States
Charles G. Whiteford
White House
Churches in Moscow fill for Christmas amid cold, quiet crowd
Moscow churches overflowed for Christmas service as elders filled the pews while few children attended. Metropolit an Alexei led the rite at the Church of the Resurrection. In the city, Blekhovsky Cathedral hosted services marked by Julian calendar date. Thousands lined Red Square to view Lenin and Stalin tombs. A party party followed in the Trade Unions Hall and Kremlin gatherings, with admission by district party cards.
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Moscow
Jan. T
Blekhovsky
Sargest
Alexei
All Russia
Trade Unions
Kremlin
Red Square
Lenin
Stalin
Communist Party
Campaign Launched For March of Dimes Drive In Loudoun
Health Officer Dr. Charles Souder reports 12 new cases of infantile paralysis in Loudoun County in 1953 with one death and total care costs of 16700 dollars. Individual patient care exceeded 7000 dollars, while 14400 dollars was raised locally. funds were borrowed from the National Foundation. The treatment story of Ronald Jacobs, stricken in August 1952, details hospitalization and a Christmas visit with family in Morrisville, aided by a National Foundation loaned rocking bed. Plans aim to send him to Warm Springs in February. Lovettsville chair Harold Knott and George Wright head the drive for colored residents.
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Loudoun County
Charles Souder
National Foundation
Reginald Jacobs
Leesburg
Morrisville
Warm Springs
Lovettsville
Harold Knott
Lovettsville School
George Wright
Navy Chaplain To Speak At Hood College
Navy Chaplain John D. Zimmerman of the U S Naval Academy will address Hood College Vesper service Sunday at 6 00 p m The talk titled Your God is Too Small will use Joshua 24 24 as a text Zimmerman has a long career in the church and navy with ties to Ohio and Maryland He and his wife have two children Virginia Hunter at Pembroke College and John David Jr a seaman at Bainbridge Naval Training Center This marks his first year at the U S Naval Academy and his first visit to Bond
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John D. Zimmerman
IU. S. Naval Academy
Hood College
Zimmerman
Joshua
Tiffin
Ohio
John David Zimmerman
Heidelberg College
U. S. Naval Academy
Kenyon College
Bey
Johns Hopkins
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Akron
Emanuel Church
Baltimore
Holy Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Mahoney and Byrd Seek Votes in Democratic Governor Race
Dr H Co Byrd and George P Mahoney mounted rival efforts for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination as the May primaries approach. Byrd met Friday with Anne Arundel County Democratic leaders and Eastern Shore discussions hinted at a possible Mahoney ticket announcement. Byrd dined with William F Strohmeier, Anne Arundel County State Central Committee chair.
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Associated Press
George P. Mahoney
Dr. H. Co
Byrd
Bay
Anne Arundel County
Iene Dee
Mahoney
Anne Arundel
William F. Strohmeyer
County ‘State Central Committee
Del
Mahoney Gains Baltimore Support As Campaign Begins
John P. McNally and George T. Cromwell were named in coverage as the Byrd organization's plan to open campaign headquarters at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore on Monday. Mahoney added backing in Baltimore City with the Eighth Ward Democratic Club of East Baltimore, a 200 member group led by Leo M. Welsh, voting unanimously to endorse his candidacy.
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John P. McNally
D-Anne Arundel
George T. Cromwell
Byrd Organization
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Mahoney
Baltimore City
Eighth Ward
Democratic Club
East Baltimore
Leo M. Welsh
Williamsport Silk Mills Closes as Strike Violence Escalates
Williamsport Maryland January 7 The Federal Silk Mills owner David Goetz announced the plant would close immediately due to violence surrounding the strike. He blamed lawlessness by strikers for the decision and cited rockings broken windows curses and beatings. Goetz questioned police protection while deputy sheriffs said patrols were not possible outside the plant.
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Williamsport
Federal Silk Mills
David Goetz
Federal
Sitk Nilis
Goetz
Leister Isanogle
India to receive two Fairchild C119 Flying Boxcars
New Delhi reports two American made Fairchild C119 Flying Boxcars will be added to the Indian air force next month amid a 26 craft contract. A Fairchild spokesman in Hagerstown indicated the order scale. Pakistan’s foreign minister said Karachi that his country would not object to U.S. military aid to India. Francis Hopkinson, signer of the Declaration of Independence, was a musician and author.
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New Delhi
India
Jan
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Mohammed Zafrullah Khan
Pakistan
Karachi
United States
Circular Septic Tanks To Be Banned In Maryland
A Maryland regulation banning circular septic tanks for future use takes effect February 16. It requires new tanks to be 2 to 3 times as long as wide, applies to new or added systems, and followed studies favoring rectangular tanks.
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Maryland
Forbes H. Burgess
Robert M. Brown
Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
State Department of Health
Frederick County
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Oder River
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Hood
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Myersville Hardware
Myersville, Md
Frederick News-Post
Gordon L. Colston
Metropolitan Orchestra
American Legion Ball Room
Thurmont, MD
Legionnaires
Club Royal Orchestra
Golden Trin
Francis Joseph Hopkinson
Frederick City
United States Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mountain View
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Bath
Bank B. Baltimora
Latze House
Larga
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Fred
Frederick County National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Reserve
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Cashier
Emory G. Nusz
L. Homer Miller
Arthur V. Myers
State of
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Meredith S. Young
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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