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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1954

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2

Lew Glaser the toy plastic king of 1950s America

Lew Glaser, a Brooklyn native turned Venice California toy magnate, built a plastic model car empire from a $750 start. He shifted from aircraft parts to plastic model kits, sold 10 million last year and aims for 15 million this year, expanding to planes ships and future girl-friendly kits while predicting a strong 1954 market.

Hal Boyle New York America Auros Lew Glaser 2 Fellow Glaser General Motors Henry Ford Lew Horace Greeley Gadio Iipau Simmer Los Angeles Mab Venice Cadf

Furtive Influenza Counts Mark High Killer Disease Rate

Incomplete year end statistics show 110 deaths per 100,000 from influenza infection and 300 per 100,000 from pneumonia, with some undiagnosed influenza preceding deaths. Three influenza virus types shift forms, challenging immunity efforts. One strain drove much global influenza last year, per the U. S. Public Health Service, again baffling science.

U. S. Public Health Service

Vejar to fight Manzi on ABC TV card tonight

Miami report says welterweights Chico Vejar of Stamford and Pat Manzi of Syracuse meet in a 10 round nationally televised bout rated a toss up. Vejar has more experience and 29 knockouts in 60 pro fights. Manzi, with 35 fights, has 7 losses. The network telecast starts 9 p.m. EST.

Miami Fla Chico Vejar Pat Manzi Manzi Syracuse Vejar Stamford ABC

Myersville 4-H club elects officers at January meeting

The Myersville Helping Hands 4-H club met at the Myersville fire hall for its first new year meeting. Beverly Keller was elected president with Betty Englebrecht as vice president and Val Taan Symmare as secretary. Rebekah Summers became treasurer and Joyce Michael as reporter. Phylis Michael and Shirley Funk named as assistant secretary and delegate. The club’s leader is Mrs Donald Henson. Also recorded, deed transfers 201 Thomas Avenue to Mr and Mrs Charles T Paugh for about 11500 with revenue stamps.

Myersville Helping Hands Beverly Keller Betty Englebrecht Val Taan Symmare Rebekah Summers Joyce Michael Phylis Michael Shirley Funk Donald Henson Roland L. Fritz Charles T. Paugh Thomas Avenue

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Items dated January 9 1904 note a Belles Lettres Society debate on whether a lawyer may defend a criminal deemed guilty by a judge. Ramsburg sells a Braddock farm moves to Howard county. Middletown bazaar receipts near 800 funding Opera House chairs and scenery. City charter amendment proposes a 300 liquor tax and 150 wholesale license. A horse owned by B F Stine bolted near Market Street, overturning a wagon in front of Emergency Hospital.

Belles Lettres Literary Society D. Staley Holtznegaive D. Whisner R. Cromwell C. Ramsburg Braddock Merman Fulmer Middletown Business Men's Association B. F. Stine

Bridge Project Planned Over Carroll Creek in City

State Roads Commission announced a new PWA project to construct a bridge over Carroll Creek near the city western limits as part of the West College Terrace extension bids are due by January 23. Mr Clyde M Roney from the city attends the National Automobile Show in New York. Work has begun on a new South Street garage replacing the old structure.

Carroll Creek State Roads Commission PWA West College Terrace Clyde M. Roney New York Tocal Washington South Street West South Street

Little League To Meet Here Jan. 18

Plans for the 1954 season will be instituted Monday January 13 when the backers of Little League baseball meet at 8 p.m. The annual election of officers will be held. Parents of boys 11 to 12 year age group should participate and the league aims to continue the Little League success in Frederick. Topics include field house completion, possible 1954 Region 4 finals site, and committees for league functions. Women are invited to attend and assist.

Frederick Robert B. Staley Memorial Stadium

Engagement Announcement for Amene Nelson and Donald Schweizer

Colonel and Mrs. Donald Boyer Phillips announce the engagement of their daughter Amene Nelson of Annandale Virginia formerly Buckeystand to Donald Schweizer son of Dr and Mrs Mark Schweizer of Riverdale The bride elect attended Mary Baldwin College and studies at the University of Maryland She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta The groom elect will graduate in June from the University of Maryland School of Engineering and is a member of Sigma Nu The couple plans to marry next summer.

Donald Boyer Phillips Annandale Buckeystand Amene Nelson Hans Donald Schweizer Mark Schweizer Riverdale Miss Phillips Mary Baldwin College University of

Rubens Art Club discusses Rubens and Van Dyck

Frederick Art Club met at the Evangelical Reformed Church to explore Rubens and Van Dyck. Miss Mary Rhoads lectured on Peter Paul Rubens, highlighting his life, major works, and influence, followed by Miss Harriet Kolb on Van Dyck and his English period.

Frederick Art Club Evangelical Reformed Church West Church Street Frederick Siffrin Netherlands Flanders Italy America Rubens Rembrandt Holland Ann Helanc Adam van Noort Otto van Veen Albert and Isabella Pidders Miss Rhoads Answerp Tidet Rhoads Marie de Medicis Luxembourg Ruben Kolb van Dyck Tritan Edith Miller George J., Bennett C. Burr Artz Sland of Voledam Louie Doty Hattie Willett

Eisenhower State of the Union signals broad policy aims

President Eisenhower’s address outlines future Congress actions on taxes, social security, public works, and education while signaling a shift toward foreign policy restraint and an emphasis on peace. The piece notes implied tensions with the Soviet Union, ongoing Korea uncertainties, and calls for increased military aid to Europe alongside possible economic adjustments.

David Lawreath Washington Eisenhower Congress Union Torq Korea Indo-China Kremlin Sadidat Russia India U.N Soviet Western Europe Free World Moscow Norman “Leroy Wetzel

Engagements Announced Across Several Maryland Towns

Multiple engagements surface in Maryland notices. June Irene Toms to Silas Griffith of Boonsboro, Nancy Tucker to Sewell Barnes of Winfield, Heather Livesay to Martin Evans of Gaither, Maygie Wentz to George Warner of Lineboro, Mary Doris Etler to Merle Knott near Mount St. Marys, Doris Niswander to Ira Albaugh Jr. from Union Bridge, Janice Chen to Rev. John Rinell of Frewsburg, and Patricia Elizabeth Toms announced by Mrs. Frank Coleman. No wedding dates set.

Nancy Lee Tucker Sewell Z. Barnes Miss Tucker Dorsey C. Tucker Mr. Tucker Sykesville Mr. Barnes Floyd E. Barnes Winfield Robert W. Livesay Hester Lee Martin LeRoy Evans William H. Evans Gaither Maygie E. Wentz George S. Warner Lineboro Wentz Lykesville High School Lloyd Etler Thurmont Mary Doris Merle Knott Charles Knott Mt St. Mary's College Paul R. Niswander Union Bridge Doris Louise Niswander Adam J. Chen Janice M. Chen John Roderick Rinell Karl Rinell Frewsburg New York Chen Western Maryland College Fort Warne

Illness updates from Frederick Memorial Hospital patients

Several residents return home or show improvement after treatments at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Notables include Mrs. Roy Lankingbill of Thurmont improving at home after ten days, and Mrs. Florence Grimes of North Market street in fair condition after weeks as a heart patient. Others remain under care or recuperating at home, with updates on Mr. Jesse Ramsburg, Mrs. Paul Fogle, Mrs. Geisbert, Clyde Abrecht Jr., and Miss LuKay Potts among the listed cases.

Roy Lankingbill Thurmont Frederick Memorial Hospital Edgar R. Nicodemus Buckeystoun Jesse Ramsburg South Maket Street Florence Grimes Market Street Clyde Abrecht, Jr Montclaire Avenue Paul Fogle West Fifth Street Charles Geisbert Baker Valley Dawson Hormne Watkins Acres University Hospital Baltimore Richard Toms Foxville Clifford Toms Waynesboro Etmergency Hospital Frederick John Hahn Rocky Ridge Joseph RB. Harp Myers Ville Maynard Roulzahn Myersville University Hospital, Baltimore LuKay Potts Tatement

Advise Against Ultraviolet Water Purifier Claim

Br. Forbes H. Burgess says against buying a water purification method using ultraviolet rays as the germ killer. He notes a state sanitation report that there is no residual protection like chlorine and that ultraviolet effectiveness in water systems is unproven.

Forbes H. Burgess Burgess Division of Sanitation State Health Department

Sunday Wedding For Miss Croghan And Sgt Mason

Miss Sarah Ann Croghan daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael J Croghan Sr and Sgt Robert Augustus Mason son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mason will exchange nuptial vows Sunday afternoon at St Johns Catholic church In Bath N J A reception will follow at the Hotel Frederick for local and out of town guests expected.

Croghan Mason Sarah Ann Croghan Michael J. Croghan Robert Augustus Mason Robert Mason Bath. N St John's Catholic Church Hotel Frederick Oliver—Huffer Josephus T. Huffer Middletown Edna Mae Huffer Julian Linwood Oliver, Jr Julian L. Oliver Hagerstown LAU Ak Tae Geet Abeyeedietown Reformed Church Edward Alcorn

Side Glances and Mobility Safety Drive 80th Birthday Notices and Radar Campaign

Mr G William Hooper is celebrated on his 80th birthday at 118 West South Street. Mr and Mrs Charles G Bowers move to Frederick with sister Mrs Millard Stultz after a fractured hip rehab stay. Maryland weighs a mobile safety Move campaign, dispatching Bar rack B units statewide to deter risky driving. Radar evidence from Connecticut and Illinois cited in court, with local magistrates recognizing its weight in motor violation cases.

G. William Hooper West South Street Charles G. Bowers New Midway Millard Stultz Davis Avenue Frederick Bowers G. C. Barton Harry Lohr Lewistown MSP Maryland

Radar Team Uses Speed Radar To Enforce Maryland Roads

Maryland State Police deploy a radar unit with a control car crewed by two officers and a radio link to a pursuing trooper. The operation uses visible signs along highways and tight signaling to stop violators, with 115 cars cited in one hour on the Washington Baltimore Boulevard near Waterloo. First class troopers Donald A. Tucker and Harry Bowman direct radar work at Barrack B under instructors S. M. Conrad and Garland Waters.

Maryland Washington-Baltimore Boulevard Waterloo Donald A. Tucker Harry Bowman Barrack Cpl S. M. Conrad Tr. Garland Waters

Girl Scout Directors Hold Meeting Here

Frederick Association of Girl Scouts Board met at Winchester Hall Tuesday. Mrs. Rey H. Smith resigned as secretary after five years to pursue other interests. Mrs. Edward Storm announced 120 mittens were collected for shipment to Korea and more warm woolens will be sent via American Relief for Korea. The annual association meeting and officer elections will be held January 26 at the Hotel Frederick with Mrs. Herman Hunter arranging dinner.

Frederick Association of Girl Scouts Winchester Hall Rey H. Smith Smith Edward Storm International Jules Law Korea Storm Frederick Herman Hunter

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