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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1954

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3

Minisubs show new tiny subs to menace harbors

The Milord Milford project notes Simon Lake type Minisubs to be laid near New York within months. The 50 foot sub will carry two crew and feature a unique power plant possibly using nonpetroleum fuel. It may lay atomic mines and launch guided missiles, reflecting Navy focus on anti submarine warfare and specialized weapons.

Simon Lake Milford Conn Long Island Sound New York City New York Navy

Tenor Ramon Vinay Faces Scarcity and Strain in Opera

HAL BOYLE profile of Ramon Vinay, Chilean born tenor, detailing the worldwide shortage of top dramatic tenors, the rigors of Met performances, and Vinay’s life on the road. He describes rehearsal demands, travel mileage up to 50,000 miles yearly, and his coping methods including exercise, astronomy, and hotel living. He cites a cold as his greatest fear.

Hal Boyle New York North Pole Opera l Ramon Vinay Pariese Vinay Metropolitan Opera Luis Firpo Chile France Mexico City Bayreith Germany America Europe Milan Alana

India To Transfer Unrepatriated Men

New Delhi reports that Indian forces in Korea will begin transferring unrepatriated prisoners back to the commands that captured them. The UN Command deadline is January 22. India plans to clear prisoner compounds in the neutral zone to prompt release to civilian status rather than releasing prisoners itself.

New Delhi India Korea U.N Reds

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Edwin Warfield sworn as Governor of Maryland today by Chief Judge James McGbhery in the new Senate chamber. Maynard elected president of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank to fill vacancy from D. C. Winebrenner’s death. Gut tinger re-elected president of Frederick County National Bank. Norwood elected president of First National Bank. Henry Williams president of Central National Bank. Hello Bill Company did not arrive. no performance at Opera House. Martha McCleery elected to Frederick City Hospital board to fill Eleanor Potts vacancy. W. H. Hood and Son formed by W. H. Hood taking son Henry G. Hood as partner.

the News Edwin Warfield Maryland Senate Chamber James McGbherry Court of Appeals Maynard Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Col D.C. Winebrenner James Guttinger Frederick County National Bank Frank C. Norwood First National Bank Henry Williams Central National Bank Opera House Martha McCleery Frederick City Hospital Eleanor Potts W. H. Hood MT. Airy Henry G. Hood W. H. Hood and Son

Monday Musicales Hear Two Guest Artists

Despite hazardous driving conditions, members gathered at Mrs. L. Brant Morgan’s home on North Market Street to hear Dr. John D. Ramey and Dr. John Bateman perform Franck’s Sonata in A Major for violin and piano. The pair delivered an excellent recital as attendees noted the composer’s modest life and late prolific output. refreshments followed. The February meeting is set for Dr. Curtis Thorne’s home on Watkins Acres.

Monday Musicales L. Brant Morgan North Market Street John D. Ramatey John Bateman Cesar Franck Franck Delgum Paris Rameley Bateman

Cow Bears Triplets at Myersville Farm

A Holstein cow owned by Silas D. Bittle and Son near Myersville birthed triplets Tuesday, bringing her total to eleven calves in about 24 months. The herd has a history of multiple births, with triplets last year and this year, and the three calves born yesterday are reported healthy after earlier losses.

Silas D. Bittle and Son Myersville Bittle Mr. Bitle

Venereal Disease At All Time Low In County Health Report

The county health department reports venereal disease cases in 1953 dropped to about six, down from a peak of 1302 in 1947. Total clinic visits rose, with child hygiene leading at 1178 visits by 674 patients, while new heart and tuberculosis clinics began, and nurses logged 7443 visits overall.

Fredery Health Department Forbes HH. Burgess Health Office Tost Tori Capes Health Department Heart Clinic Dental County Health Department

Ritchie Ends Hunt at Preston Key Witness in Reuther Case

Canadian suspect Ritchie, 33, surrendered to a reporter in Preston after fleeing Detroit. He waived extradition to the U S and will be transferred to Windsor. His common law wife Betty White was released. Detroit police expect extradition proceedings and record him as a key witness in the 1948 Reuther assassination attempt.

Kitchener Denat Reuther Preston Ritchie Detroit Donald Leonard U.S Windsor Oni Leonard Betty Jarne Reurder Wayne County Gerald Brien

Fragmented OCR reveals labor law disputes and funeral notices

The readable fragment discusses labor contract ambiguity and legal remedies, touching on workers rights, court actions, and potential damages. It also includes a funeral notice mentioning Urbana and Evansville, with references to Rev and a seminary context, plus local obituaries and a church service description.

Wedding Attire and Gifts Highlight Frayed Fragment Narrative

Bridal party details appear in a transcribed accounts segment noting outfits such as pink gowns and velvet accessories, with references to guests Norma Jean Jesmaids and Susan Gale. Groomsmen include Jerry Gerling and Roy Lewis, and a cathedral cake centerpieces the reception.

G. Gale Nixon Hester Norma Jean Homer Susan Gale Hedtke Morocco Ind Oman Jerry Gerling Raymond Mesaman Roy Lewis Roese Faille Eishert S3rd Ave

Baltimore Route 40 Phone Cable Down After Crash

A Tuesday crash near Route 40 in Baltimore sheared a pole and disabled the main telephone cable, interrupting long distance service between Frederick and the city. Walter Lanius, manager, said Teletype reception was affected and local exchanges were hampered by road conditions and storm traffic. Operators handled increased inquiry calls and a special line was used to provide direct facts to patrons.

Baltimore Walter Lanius Frederick Hed PMS Ion of Crick Exchange Lanius Ung

Charter Night Plans By Exchange Club At W F W Country Club

The Exchange Club of Hagerstown hosts a charter night at the W F W Country Club on February 1. Louis Warner presided, introducing guests from Towerstown and committee members. New members Paul W. Steine Bruce Gregory Howard Kelley and Jehild Cavin were welcomed. The next session is set for Thursday night at the same club. The note mentions the first Nobel prize award was in 1901.

Exchange Club Louis Warner Hagerstown Exchange Club Ictal Towerstown Thomas ‘Michach Jack Ruse John RB. Smith, Sr Charter Night Bedapert al. Furie Frederick Paul W. Steine Ox Fibre Ush Company Bruce Gregory Mpany Howard Kelley Jehild Cavin W.F.W. Country Club

Elks Club Opens Spring Dance Classes This Thursday

Frederick Elks Club will start spring dance classes on Thursday January 14 with instructors from Arthur Murray Washington studios. The public program includes a 8 30 pm Get Acquainted session led by Exalted Ruler Arthur R Mason and former pupils from fall classes will perform exhibitions. Enrollment details and times are announced by Committee Chairman William B Bennett Jr. and attendees are urged to visit the Elks Club for the session.

Frederick Elks Club Washington Arthur Murray Arthur R. Mason M. Maurice Plasse Elks William B. Bennett, Jr The Elks Club

Zonta Club Dinner Notes Amelia Earhart Day

Zonta Club met at Hotel Frederick January 11 to mark Amelia Earhart Day with a Zonta blessing and praise for the aviation pioneer. New members Miss Beattie Stauffer and Mrs Grace Stickell joined. Rhoda Fogle led talks as program chair. A March of Dimes donation and a future joint dinner with the Women’s Business and Professional Club were planned. Charles S. V. Sanner is set to speak next Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Sister Mary Rosalre and Sister Mary Rebecca of the Sisters of Mercy spoke at St John’s High School on Catholic hospitals and nursing with Mercy Nursing School delegates discussing student government.

Zonta Club Zonta Ken Hersperger Hotel Frederick Nne Amelia Earhart Atlantic Hawaii United States Pacific Zonta International Rhoda Fogle Beattie Stauffer East Frederick Grace Stickell Teau Service Credit Bureau of Frederick March of Dimes Women's Business and Professional Club Charles S. V. Sanner Francis Scott, Key Hotel Mary Rosalre Mary Rebecca Sisters of Mercy of the Union St. John's High School Fay Gocnauer Chica Godbee Mercy Nursing School Joseph Elkins

Hood College auction raises 834 for World Service Fund

Hood College students and faculty bid frenziedly at the annual Hood Street sale raising 834 for the World Student Service Fund. The event included meals, haircuts, paintings, dates, and odd items with proceeds to education health and building programs abroad.

Corky’ Casey Hood Meyran Hall World Student Service Fund Eempeerate Patrick Streets

Dr Kalibala to Speak at Town Hall Lecture

Dr. Ernest B. Kalibala of Uganda will discuss Africa's role in the modern world at Flood College in Brodbeck Hall on Thursday evening from 7 to 8.30. He resigned after six years with the UN Trusteeship and has lectured nationwide. He helped found Aggrey Memorial School in Uganda in 1934. A reception follows. no admission charge. Army draft call issued for 18 000 men in March.

Africa Ernest B. Kalibala Uganda Flood College College Town Hall Brodbeck Hall Kalibala United Nations Department of Trusteeship United Nations Department of Technical Assistance Aggrey Memorial School Lotege U But

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