Semi Week News Promotes Local Printing and Rates
The Great Southern Print and Manufacturing Co in Frederick Mo publishes Jhe Semi-Weekly News on Tuesdays and Fridays. It announces subscription rates at 2.00 per year in advance and invites news and classified items from the county with contact via mail or phone.
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ALWS
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
North Court
le Fredetich
Associated Press
Net
Sonic Weekly
Oper
Frederck
Unregenerated Spy Alan Nunn May Released From Prison
The first West European convicted for atomic espionage is freed in England after exemplary conduct, cutting a third of his ten year sentence. May called his actions right while admitting he handed atomic secrets to the Russians, joining Klaus Fuchs who faces a fifteen year term. The Joint Committee on Atomic Energy cites barren liberal arts education as a factor, but warns that science and ideology can erode moral restraint.
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Alan Nunn May
England
May
Klaus Fuchs
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
May and
Fuchs
Indian Trend Brings Indians Toward Cities in 1840 Census
The piece notes that decades of isolation on reservations left only 7 percent urban, but rising education and labor needs push many American Indians to urban areas. Government programs subsidize migration, paying sorting costs and offering weekly allowances to wage earners and dependents until work is found, signaling a shift toward integration into general American life.
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Chicago
Milk The Protector eH eB priest te mae
Milk The Protector appears to be a fragmentary article note involving a priest and a figure or concept titled eH eB. Readable elements mention a religious setting and potential protective role but with insufficient context for a clear event or outcome. Further text would clarify identities and actions.
Francis Scott Key Hotel Declares Dividend and Reports Strong Year
The Frederich Hotel Company, operating the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick, announces a dividend of 2 dollars per share on preferred stock payable February 14 and outlines reduced fixed indebtedness, a 42 percent bond rate, and extended maturity. Manager Paul W McAuliffe details record meals, overnight guests, and revenue from Anne Keys Kitchen as community impact rises, with significant property improvements and planned future expansion.
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Seatt Kew
Frederich
Compant
Francis Statthes Hoter
Robert E Delanta
Paul W MecAuliffe
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Toome
Frederick
Gorne
Anne Key's Kitchen
Anne Keys
Francis Scott Key
Anne Kerr
Anne Kez
Keon
Court Now and Names in Divorce Bill of Complaint
The document lists multiple parties across Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland lines in a divorce and property settlement context. It names Fagius Filan McGhee Brooks as plaintiff against Luth er fin Brooks with temporary alimony and counsel provisions. It includes numerous individuals and couples such as Leonard Walt Barbara Eileen Demors John Mackinwell Belva Mae Schwartzbeck Raymond L Anderson Kathleen S Ryan and others across Hag Prout Pottsville St Clair Ellicott and Lovettsville areas. Also noted are numerous property and money transfer entries including counts and sums tied to each agreement and powers of attorney among spouses and relatives.
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Fagius Filan McGhee
President Blames Politics for Desertions in Korean War
President Truman charges politically inspired attacks on his Korean War policy caused 47,000 desertions. He cites age, prior condition, and geography, blaming Chicago Tribune, Scripps-Howard, Hearst papers and Gen. MacArthur. White House calls interview accurate via Doris Fleeson.
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Washington
Truman
Doris Freeson
White House
Beil Sindicate
Esterday
Aliss Fleeson
Chicago Tribune
Scripps-Howard
Hearst
Gen
MacArthur
Jack Howard
Willam Randolph Hearn Jr
Mexico City
Reporter's Quiz On Wage Controls Opinion Of Local Small Biz Farmers
An informal survey of small business owners farmers and young homeowners shows general local opposition to dropping Federal wage and salary controls when they expire in April. Respondents include John Fogle Nea Medway and Sannie with varied cautions about continuation of some restraint.
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John Fogle
Nea Medway
Holiday visitors and local notes from Frederick area
Recent holiday visitors include Mr and Mrs J Franklin Fox of Rocky Ridge and families from Camp Atterbury Indiana and Lewiston. Numerous local residents and relatives are noted visiting, returning from trips to Florida, Georgia, and Maryland, with birthdays, engagements, and new births announced amidst travel and social events.
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J. Franklin Fox
Rocky Ridge
Frank W Ryan
Ryan
Camp Atterburs
Ind
Lafayette Watler
Lewiston
Betty Ann Blunmienauer
Martin Lo Fox
Waltersville
Ryan ‘S
Dorsey Fo Fox
Erika Breezenbach
Freeburg
Germany
Patrice Munsel Leaves Mei Role To Await Stork
Patrice Munsel departs Mei role as she awaits the birth of her first child. Reported in New York after a December delay, the Met opera singer planned to resume duties later, with ongoing scheduling and family news noted.
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Patrice Munsel
Mei
Stork
New York
Jan
Betrothal Announced in Remington Virginia
Mrs Gordon Livingston Todd Watkins Acres announces the engagement of her daughter Helen Elizabeth Ross to Webe Franklin Maddux son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Henderson Maddux The couple plans a summer wedding Miss Ross a Brenau College alumna and secretary at Washington College is granddaughter of Mrs H Ross Walker and attends Delta Delta Delta at West College Terrace Mr Maddux a Virginia Military Institute student graduates in June from Lynchburg Virginia Episcopal Preparatory School- Freder Virginia
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Gordon Livingston Todd Watkins Acres
Helen Elizabeth Ross
Webp Franklin Maddux
Thomas Henderson Maddux
Remington
Ross
H. Ross Walker
West College Terrace
Brenau College
Gainesville
Delta Delta Delta
Miss Ross
Washington College
Freder
Maddux
Virginia Episcopal Preparatory
Lynchburg
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Efficiency of Snap Bean Picker Studied
Baltimore January 9 There is broad agreement in agricultural and canning circles that a long sought principle for efficient mechanical snap bean picking has been found Roy Fortier Atlantic division agronomist for American Can Company told the Maryland Vegetable Growers Association meeting He noted that success depends on machine modifications and plant breeding Progress in field trials shows Tendergreen Wade and related varieties best suited to mechanical harvesting Damage from picking is limited and defoliation methods may boost machine efficiency
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Baltimore
Roy Fortier
Atlantic Division
American Can Company
Maryland Vegetable Growers’ Association
Fortier
Pope loosens communion rules for modern life needs
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII issues an apostolic constitution allowing bishops to authorize afternoon masses after four to aid workers. The Pontiff also permits drinking plain water before communion and limited nourishment an hour before the sacrament, while noting those not greatly inconvenienced should keep traditional fasts.
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Vatican City
Pius
New Columbia U Head Grayson Kirk Ties to County Kin
Dr Grayson Eichelberger Kirk, named president of Columbia University to succeed Dwight D Eisenhower, is a grandson of Fredericktonians. His mother Mrs Kirk, 84, lives in Jeffersonville QC. Willard Kirk and Grayson Kirk, born to Nora Eichelberger, reside with her. Kirk has acted as Columbia’s head since December 19, 1950 and will assume the presidency January 20.
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Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Willard] Kirk
Dr. Kirk
Columbia
Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower to Meet Senate Leaders Over Patronage
President elect Eisenhower may have to compromise with GOP supporters to keep senators aligned on appointments. Senator Taft will head a trio to New York to discuss keeping Senators inside during major patronage decisions, with Milikin and Knowland joining. Governors like Dewey and state organizations are jockeying for influence, while some senators feel blindsided by patronage clearance paths.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Ohio
New York
Senate
Milikin
R-Cole
Knowland JR
Thomas E. Dewey
York
Choies
Ives
Dewey
New York Republican Organization
H. Alexander Smith
Alfred E Driscell
GOP
New Jersey
Smith
Eisen- Hower
Indiana
Capehar
Jenner
Rep. Halleck
House
George N. Craig
Moose Women Conference Set for Sunday in Brunswick
The annual mid winter conference of the Women of the Moose will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Moose Home on East Potomac street Brunswick with chapters from Frederick Hag Cumberland Frostburg Oakland Westminster and Brunswick involved The conference leader is Ru O Leasure of Cumberland Delegations of co workers are expected and pre meeting sessions are planned Donations and attendance arrangements are noted in church records for the fiscal year justification
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Women of the Moose
College of the
Moose Home
East Potomac Street
Brunswick
Frederick
Frostburg
Oakland
Westminster
Tess
Ru- O. Leasure
Cumberland
Sioner
Grand Recorder
Miss Bertha Adkins May Get Important GOP Post
A Washington report notes Bertha Adkins of Salina is among prominent Republicans considered for a national party role. The article mentions a search to appoint a director before Dwight Eisenhower’s administration advances, with farm and agricultural policy tied to Fertilizers.
Democrats Split Hope For Agreement In Maryland Senate Fight
Annapolis observers report ongoing Democratic split over control of the Maryland General Assembly. After seven Senate sessions with no temporary president elected, Sen. Shehan urged reconciliation while warning against Republican gains. House leaders recessed as factions vie for presidency and chairmanships. political tension mounts as caucus discussions continue.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Senate
Shehan ‘D-Talbott
Shehan
Robert JR. Kimble
George W. Della
Baltimore
Della
Pollack
University of Maryland
Maryland
John Wood Logas
Caroline
Byrd
No Answer On Korea After Three Hours
Rep and chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said in a three hour session with the nation that a top general produced no answer on how or when the United States would exit Korea. Short indicated Gen Omar Bradley did not reveal political restraints or whether policymakers are keeping options open for atomic weapons in Korea.
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Korea
Omer Bradley
Bradley
USBZ
Koatom
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