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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1948

Page

4

Meatless Tuesday program ends amid public indifference

The meatless Tuesday and Thursday conservation program collapses amid public indifference and bureaucratic overreach. Operators quit fast days, the government abandons eggless Thursdays, and the plan shifts from conservation to an economic stance as meat prices rise and supply rules erode. Meanwhile Carroll County lowers its 1948 tax rate to 1.33 and a local resident, Earl Grafton Miller, enlists in the U S Navy after prior service.

Ergiess Luckman Carroll Westminster Board of County Commissioners Carroll County Elis Sherbon NAVY Earl D. Underwood Frederick Earl Grafton Miller E. South Street United States Navy Baltimore Washington, D. C

Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Jan 10 1898

Local items note a missing hog found dispersed near Frederick on the Opossumtown road. Myersville and Catoc­tin Railway Company held Middletown meeting electing Cyrus F Flook president George D Toms secretary and John T Hildebrand treasurer. Estimated cost to run to Myersville is 36000. Evangelical Reformed Sunday school elected A C Mel Cardell superintendent Jacob Rohrback assistant superintendent C Edwin Kenp secretary Wm P Rice treasurer Lewis A Rice librarian Leslie Cramer Chas F Knock Oscar Rhoads assistant librarians. Stockholders meetings held at five banks with lunch observed. Local column notes fog heavy at early hour hindering visibility.

S. T. Haugh Frederick Opossumtown Myersville and Catoctin Middletown Cyrus F. Flook George D. Toms John T. Hildebrand Myersville Evangelical Reformed A. C. Mel Cardell Jacob Rohrback C. Edwin Kenp Wm. P. Rice Lewis A. Rice Leslie Cramer Chas. F. Knock Oscar Rhoads

Frederick Rotary hears on beautifying city with R Brooke Maxwell

Frederick Rotary Club lunch meeting featured landscape engineer R Brooke Maxwell of Baltimore discussing factors in beautifying and improving a city with special reference to Frederick. Otis W Rhoads, son of Mrs C M Rhoads and former Kobe consul, plans to sail from Seattle January 18 for Kobe. A Frederick Presbyterian church Mens Club was formed with officers William M Storm president George Edward Myers vice president S Elmer Brown Jr secretary and Elbridge F Biggs treasurer. King David Lodge No 50 LO Fl observed 30th anniversary with about 75 members and visitors. past Grand Alton Y Bennett delivered the principal talk.

Frederick R. Brooke Maxwell Baltimore Otis W. Rhoads C. M. Rhoads Kobe Japan Seattle Presbyterian Church William M. Storm George Edward Myers S. Elmer Brown, Jr Elbridge F. Biggs King David Lodge LO. C. FL Grand

Anniversary and Births in Early American Figures

Know America Today's anniversaries list notable figures born or active in history. Includes Ethan Allen of Vermont, Louisa Lane Drew of Philadelphia, Henry Wright of Cincinnati, George W. Melville of New York, Jacob F. Schiff of New York, and Thomas Paine with Common Sense. Also notes Standard Oil, Harvey process, Carnegie Institution, Versailles Treaty ratification, Lend-Lease, and Gen. MacArthur’s Luzon advances, plus 1947 budget. Birthdays include Howard Chandler Christy, Walter S. Gifford, Br Katharine Burr Blodgett, and Charles W. Brows.

Ethan Alan Vermont Green Mountain Boys Litchfield Conn Louisa Lane Drew Philadelphia the Stage London Henry Wright Cincinnati Red Stockings England George W. Melville Navy Bureau of Steam Engineering New York Jacob FH. Schiff Germany Thomas Paine Standard Oil Company Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Steck Harvey Brook N.Y Carnegie Institution Paris League of Nations United States U. S. Army of Occupation Rhine Cassino Italy MacArthur Luzon President Genral Motors Truman Walter S. Gifford American Tel Tel Salem Mass Br. Katharine Burr Blodgett General Electric Schenectady N. Y Charles W. Brows

Washington Daybook brisk Russia report and Taft office scene

A Foreign Policy Association briefing links Russia's 1946 weak consumer goods output and 25 years of heavy industry focus to public discontent and renewed war scare tactics. The piece then tours Senator Robert A. Taft’s Capitol Hill office, detailing his roles, influence, and presidential aspirations as a busy, multitasking lawmaker. The column closes with local notices on Lions Club sponsorships and notable births and appointments, plus a daily horoscope urging disciplined leadership potential.

Tris Coffin Washington Russia Moscow Stalingrad London Paris Foreign Policy Association Ussr Europe Kremlin U.S R. i Russian Council of Ministers U. S Britain Capitol Hill Senate William Howard Taft Robert A. Taft White House Taft Ohio Bucyrus Preble County Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Republican Policy Committee

Hood College reception honors freshman class

Hood College hosted a reception for the freshman class with President Stahr and Dean May welcoming students and dorm mothers. A long list of local families and junior class aides assisted in serving, while several Frederick residents were named to the class. The piece also notes births, retirements, and academic appointments related to Hood College and local residents.

Meed Clase Henry Irvin Susler Hood College Stahr Elizabeth BE. May Miriam Apple Lillian ©. Brown Vivian Eleracsky Flemington N. J Anna K. Rudy Coblentz Hall Carolyn M. Loomis Shriner Hall Paul B. Becknelm Meyran Hall Virginia E. Lewis Terrace House Grace N. Brown Marion G. Smith Department of Physical Education Nancy Bomenerger Lititz Jane Bunn Nazareth Thaya Cronk Granby Mass Suzanne, Daugherty Jeannette Ann Englehart Harrisburg Elizabeth Enterline Ashland Lucille Frey Allentown Ee Sally Gledhill Brooklyn N. Y Catherine Hendrix Glen Rock Mildred Louise Hittinger Bethlehema Pat Sylvia Kaplan Chestnut Hill Martha Kirkpatrick Washington Frederick Betsy McCain Russell H. McCain West College Terrace Betty Markoe William G. Markoe East Fourth Street Maney “Michael Grover L. Michael Wilson Place Lorraine Moberly William L. D. Moberly Monroe Street Ann Nicodemus Robert F. Nicodemus Elm Street Jean Phebus Harry G. Phebus East Third Street Barbara Sexton George W. Sexton Military Road

Internecine War of Mothers in Law and Daughters in Law

Dorothy Dix laments the ongoing feud between mothers in law and daughters in law. She notes misery and broken hearts across marriages, urges diplomacy and harmony, and suggests avoiding shared households to reduce conflict.

Johnny Mom Xoman Pentagon The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Engagements and Weddings Reported Across Thurmont Area

Announcements show Grace Louise Creeger to Eugene Wood Jr in Thurmont with no date set. Shirley Gloria Berkowich to Bernard Schloss in Baltimore, a teacher at Peabody Conservatory. Ruth Evelyn Rugerner to Karl Harrison of Woobine, no date. Mary Virginia Davis wed Robert P. Davis in Woodlawn. Pauline Willard to Frank Eccard in Hagerstown. Doris Jean Powell and Billy Jordan wed at Mitchell home in Thurmont area. Also reports on political analysis of President Truman tax policy and local social events.

John M. Creeger Thurmort Grace Louise Eugene Wood, Jr Eugene Wood Linthicum Heights Baltimore Louis Berkowich Thurmont Shirley Gloria Bernard Schloss Leah Schloss Peabody Conservatory of Music Eccard Willard Clifford Willard Lantz Pauline Frank Eccard Wolfsville Evangelical United Brethren Parsonage Hagerstown F. Berry Plummer John Eccard Chewsville Simon Eccard Foraan—Powell Doris Jean Powell Harold D. Powell Billy G. Jordan GSN L. T. Jordan Mounds C. R. Mitchell Military Road Meade Avenue G. Ernest Wunder Truman Henry Wallace Roosevelt Whit House Gallup Trueman

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