Miss Perkins Weds Theodore L Semler In Birmingham
Juss Alina Christine Perkins of Birmingham and Theodore L Semler of Yellow Springs were married Wednesday at St John s Catholic church. Rev Herbert R Jordan officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs G Wilson Mercer. The bride wore a grey flannel suit with mauve accessories and a white orchid. They will reside in Yellow Springs. Mrs Sender was a district supervisor for Diana Stores Corp in New York City. Mr Semler is food manager at the Francis Screwey Hort.
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Juss Alina Christine Perkins
Birmingham
Ala
Theodore L. Semler
Yellow Springs
St. John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
G. Wilson Mercer
Sender
Diana Stores Corp
New York City
Semier
Frantis Scou Key Hort
Battle of Giants 1955 Auto Makers Face Major Struggle
Evidence mounts that 1955 will be a titanic battle among General Motors Ford and Chrysler for market share and demand. GM leads with about half of output, Ford trails close behind, Chrysler third. Independents shrink as the Big Three are projected to produce at least 95 percent of all autos this year. Economic reliance on autos keeps eyes on Detroit and other centers, with unions posing potential strikes as contracts expire.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Detroit
Growing Public Payroll Shift Sparks Tax Foundation Finding
The Tax Foundation reports a historic rise in public payrolls in the United States, surpassing the total number of farmers and farm workers, reflecting a shift in national employment away from agriculture toward government jobs. The contrast recalls Jefferson and Roosevelt on government power and central authority in governance debates.
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Mer
The
Tax Foundation
United States
Scientists Find Tear Enzyme That May Fight Cancer
Reports indicate researchers discovered an enzyme in human tears that, when injected into mice, appears to cause certain cancer malignancies to disappear. The curative substance also protects the eyes from microbes, reflecting the enduring view that natural agents in humanity are Providentially placed to guard against disease.
Scientists Press Talk With Security Chiefs At Towson
A prominent scientist at Goucher College urged a dialogue between researchers and government security leaders to shape how a loyalty program would apply to science. Ernest Pollard of Yale suggested the topic during an interview on campus, describing progress as intangible and noting public risk without a definite exit event.
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Towson, Md
Jearcers Jp Hie
United States
Goucher College
Samuel Newton Bavier
Wreck Crash Kills Fifteen In Kentucky Collision
In Boone County near Cincinnati, a TWA Martin liner traveling from Cincinnati to Dayton and Cleveland collided with a Pisatti DC3. Fifteen people died, including three crew, and two more perished as the DC3 went down. Both planes crashed on hillsides along the Ohio River with no survivors.
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Burlington
Todar Tanney
Greater Cinemnat
Boone County
Kentucky
TWA
Cincinnati
Dayton
Cleveland
Pisatti
Ohio River
Linton-Meanin wedding ties two families in Bucknall
Miss Avis Meakin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Meakin of Bucknail Stoke on Trent and Avice Roy Linton son of Mr and Mrs Roy Linton of Adam Road were married December 18 at St Marys Bucknail. The bride wore a nylon lace dress carried a white Bible and wore a pink carnation bouquet. Linton serves in the U S Air Force and is stationed in England. They will live at Church Street Newton le Willows Lancaster England. An Engaged couple Joyce Fisher and Winton Hubble announced. no wedding date set. Also note: some Indian musicians craft stringed instruments from dried pumpkin bodies.
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Linton
Avis Meakin
Frank Meakt
Fett
Brook Lane
Bucknall
Stoke-on- Trent
Staffs
England
Avice Roy L. Linton
Roy W. Linton
Adam Road
St. Mary's
Bucknail
Ale Linton
U. S. Air Force
Church Street
Newton le Willow
Lancaster
Frederick College Beats All Frederick 26 to 6 In Junior Hall
Fifty years ago from The News columns dated January 3 1905 report Frederick College easy basketball victory over All Frederick team 26 to 6. W Leichert center forwards F Bentz L Smith guards F Little E Bentz. Smith F and BE Keefer Kennedy cited for strong play. Also notes officers elected for six months at Boys Temperance Association Irvin Storm president Howard Albaugh vice president Carl Lease secretary Lavier Michael treasurer and editor.
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Frederick College
All Frederick
Smith
BE. Bentz
Keefer
Kennedy
W. Leichert
F. Bente
L. Smith
F. Little
E. Bentz
Boys' Temperance Association
Irvin Storm
Howard Albaugh
Carl Lease
Lavier Amichael
Ieasurer
Rarer Fisher
John Motter
I. M. Motter
First National Bank
Alr
C. Herbert Thomas
Evangelical Ladheran Church
Siluvim Sb
J. Carty
Q. CL Ware
Witla S. Staub
J. Hemter Keller
Lewis W. Kints
Wo Zimmerman
Edward F. Hatler
Bevard Keete
Deyan
Mi Kepner
Twenty Years Ago Items Prom The dines The News
Twenty years ago items note MAHA PD PO SLIFER named superintendent by the county board. Virs Tath King appointed clerk. Miss Lillie Umbarger injured in car collision. her car smashed after colliding with a truck. Dr Charles W. Cunley reelected president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society.
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Maha PD PO
Board of County Commissioners
Tath
King
SB Marte
DD Curlias Missen
Luther Mace Memorial Church
Washington
Charles W. Cunley
Fredérick County Agricultural Society
Ani
Lillie
Umberger
Monrovia
Fascists in Huge Salute to Graziani in Rome
In Rome a funeral for ex-Marshal Rodolfo Graziani drew about 100000 mourners. The crowd, shouting and singing the fascist salute, placed Graziani in the old Sahara dress with medals removed after a 1950 war crimes trial. A long cortege passed through crowded streets as supporters sang the fascist hymn.
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Rome
Rodolfo Graziani
Taly
Italy
Graziani
Ntalian Social Movement
Walh
Wall
Rade Tb
Pilot And Adopted Daughter Reach Home
Lieutenant Norman K Donahoe a Korean War veteran and fighter pilot lands at PATUXN Maryland with his newly adopted Greek daughter Roni Marie 17 arriving from Athens after a five day hitchhiking flight. Donahoe describes Roni Marie in a yellow dress and coat as she slept through several landings and takeoffs. Weather delays and missed connections delayed their Trehi homeward journey with diapers his main priority.
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Patuxn
Navy
Norman K
Moose Donahoe
Roni Marie
Maryland
Naval Base
Athens
Moose
Korea
Donahoe
Trehi
Officer Reprimanded For Promoting Belsky
Senator McCarthy charged the Army promoted Dr. Marvin Belsky to corporal after he invoked the Fifth Amendment on Communist questions. Hours later the Army said the promotion was canceled and the commander reprimanded, with Belsky on medical staff at Murphy General Hospital in Waltham Massachusetts. Local hospital officials declined comment.
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Wasilengton
Mmccarthy
Army
Marvin
Belsky
McCarthy
Irvine Peress
Murphy General Hospital
Waltham
Mass
Arthur 47
Redland
Janie
Making Guess At Candidzes Phans Making Guess At Candidzes Phans WASHINGTON OP
Several Republican senators said today they think President Eisenhower is reluctant to run for re election but will he convinced he ought to be before the 1956 GOP convention. Senator Monraines of Oklahoma said Eisenhower will retire, Senator others noted in separate interviews. Reporters relayed that betting odds favored no clear candidate for 1956.
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Washington
Tex
Eisenhower
Sen Monvanes
Oklal
Beta Haesenhower
Morrones
Wes Bisons Hoser
Ades Toman Dni
Bettina
Peagetime Sales Record Announced
Washington officials announced that savings bond sales for the peacetime year set a record, with total sales just over a large amount. The report cites substantial dollar totals across all savings programs and notes it was the largest net savings bond sale year for the Treasury since 189.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pb Saloscop
Hullabaloo over Security Risks in Government Purge Debate
Washington column notes Congress debates security risks amid McCarthyism fears and government dismissals. It cites Petersen espionage case, Army Peress controversy, and Senate actions, warning of a drive to shield subversives with procedural barriers.
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Rfare
Petersen
Shieh
Lrecali
Giacomo Stuvdt
Stuuxdt
Arlington Hall
National Security Agency
United Staes
Moscow
U.S
Albert ¥. Ersay
United States
Congress
Belsted Army
Peress
Senate
Daniel
Texas
Cominu- Mst
Paris
Riegurorer
Sunator
McCains
Watkins Committee
Francis Case
South Dakota
McCarthy
Eisenhower defends security program amid Ladejinsky case
In a news conference James Marlow notes President Eisenhower framing the Ladejinsky case as a clash of honest opinions. He explains security rules can brand a worker a risk for Communist links, subversive info, drinking, or other reasons, while noting Democrats push for broad investigations and release of personnel figures.
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James Marlow Wasittington
Praciant Eisenhower
Wolf Lade- Jinsky
Ladejinsky
Nixon
Fishenhower
Ladelins
Russia
State Department
Japan
Agriculture Department
Harold Bo Siassen
Ladelinski
Forest Operations
Secur TV
Ma Ygtsen
Ar Ministestian
Democrats
Congress
Washington Post
Times- Herald
Post
Eisenhower
Local Health Notes Include Several Hospital Updates
Among the sick at 226 East Fifth Street Verne Carty has been ill for eight weeks and suffered a stroke, now at home. Carroll W. Hendrickson Sr. of Upper College Fryrace underwent surgery and is slightly improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Emory Grub Kamaville at a satin factory event hospital report notes a survival procedure amid Frederick Memorial Hospital care.
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Verne Carty
East Fifth Street
Carroll HW. Hendrickson
Upper College
Fryrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emory Grub Kamaville
Personal Notes From Unionsville Anniversary and Military News
Mr and Mrs J Dersey Gaither have returned from a trip involving Manila Japan and San Francisco and Mexico. Folgar Go Nail 218 Washington Street marks seventy. Kenneth Rice son of Mr and Mrs FD Reyvan Rice 318 Park Avenue recently discharged from the Air Force and visiting with his parents.
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J. Dersey Gaither
Unionsille
Manila
Japan
San Francisco
Mexico
Folgar Go
Washington Street
Kenneth Rice
Mer
FD Reyvan Rice
Park Avenue
Air Force
Chiang Kai-shek May Be Pushed Toward War Involving U.S.
Reported remarks cite a Chiang note dated December 10 and a Dulles State Department promise. Officials, while denying imminent war, warn against any U.S. action in the Formosa area without joint agreement. A separate railroad derailment near Salem and price notes on wheat and barley are mentioned alongside shipping and port reopenings in New Haven.
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Sparkman DeAlat
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Kennon Voiced Willingness To Fund Roads At Conference
Louisiana Governor Robert F. Kennon told a national highway financing conference that taxpayers will pay for road construction with less reluctance when they feel they get value for their money. Gen Lucius D. Clay outlined a federal state highway program proposal calling for 21 billion dollars in federal funding over ten years. The Clay committee urged interstate network expansion, while Kennon’s governors group proposal echoed scaling federal help as part of Eisenhower’s agenda.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Kennon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Lucius D. Clay
Eisenhower
Clay
Wal
Councl
Kennop
Decter on Ill Health Cheerfulness and Courage
Edwin P. Jordan writes that many people show evident “enjoying ill health” and seek sympathy. The piece argues self pity harms friendships, notes most illnesses improve or are manageable, and urges reasonable caution without chronic anxiety. It contrasts cheerful resilience with chronic worry and neurotic behavior.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Tere
Fife
Rehearsals Begin For Holiday Ahoy Musical
Rehearsals started this week for Holiday Ahoy the musical to be presented at North Tied Sund Facility under the Frederick Qpli-Mrs. Club and Optimist Anb. The production features nine principals a 4 chorus and specialty people with strong local thespians including Walker N. Jolliffe Jack Geattin Heshia Foster and Edgar Brownlow. Jack Shorrow is featured in a dramatic song Ships That Never Wome t. Foster and Brownlow lead the principal comedy roles.
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North Tied
Jack Shorrow
Foster
Brownlow
Centine
Dave Garron
Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships plan grows worldwide
Washington notebook reports on the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships Inc as 12 fellowships are granted for 1955 with 26 total planned. The program funds young leaders from abroad and the United States for one year of business leadership experience through practical work. Founders include Thomas McCabe and Thomas Watson, with coordination by Edwin Gibson and J. Wampton Barnes. Fellow selections target foreign experts and Americans for research, and the board includes notable U.S. business and policy names.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
INEA
Eisenhower Exchange Fellowships, Inc
White House
Chex
U.S
Eisenhower
Thomas B McCabe
Scott Paper Co
U. S Federal Reserve Board
McCabe
Thomas J. Watson
International Business ‘Machines
Pennsylvania
Hershey
America
Harvard
New York
Edwin T. Gibson
Preside
J. Wampton Barnes
Hest
Revere
Theodore S. Repplier
Advertising Council of America
Japan
Hong Kong
India
Thailand
Italy
Roger ¥. Gilmartin
Merril Lynch
Pierce
Fenner & Beane
Europe
Guy E. Neves
Federal Reserve Board
LU. S. State Department
A&ghiury Sitanath
Muhammad Ayub
Pakistan
Chalong Piastrakul
Frederic
Arkhurst
Gold Coast
Enrique A. Edwards
Chile
John S. Pesmazoglu
Greece
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Stassen
Ladermskyi
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Mieenhower
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
Norfolk and Western
Salem
Chiang
U.S S
Saat
New Haven
Conn
Decter
Mrs. Jones
Dr. Brown
Washington Notebook
Weeweee Areee
P. de Freitas
Brazil
Saleiman Demirel
Turkey
Felix S. Y. Chang
Swortan’s Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Dorothy Culler
Dottie Knause
Schultz
Bertha Alexander
Catherine Yyler
Eva Twente
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Intosica
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