Salutes Honor Frederick Jaycees and Firefighters Crew
A Frederick Jaycees salute honors the group for community service and leadership. Five firefighters from Myersville VFC and Trooper George L. Stottlemyer are praised for stopping a crime in progress aided by witnesses and EMT updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville Vfc
George L. Stottlemyer
Birch Hotz
Myersville
Carl Harper
Kevin Lewis
John Keller
Karen Burger
High
Main Street
Harper
Stottlemyer
U.S. 40
Hagerstown
Miss Helen Smith Brings Glass Painting Craft To Frederick
Mary Fouche profiles Helen Smith known as Miss Helen, a 90-year-old Frederick artist who runs The Pallet Shop from Braddock Mountain. The piece details her reverse-painting glass technique, early life in White Oak School, education at the Maryland Institute of Art, and a career spanning Hood College to opening shops on North Market Street. It notes her coat of arms specialties, landmark projects, community roles with Tasker’s Chance Garden Club and Zonta, and her Frederick City seal design “Clustered Spires.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Smith
Miss. Smith
Miss Smith
Reien Smith
Frederick County
Ballenger Creek Pike
White Oak School
Helen
Shell
Girls’ High School
East Church Street
Frederick
Baltimore
Maryland Institute of Art
Art Institute
Hood College
Winchester Hall
North Market Street
Third
Fourth Streets
Hood
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Braddock Mountain
Boo
U.S. 46
Pittsburgh
Tasker’s Chance Garden Club
Zonta Club
Frederick Art Club
Tasker
Miss Helen
Helen ” Smith
Bob Leverone
Fire destroys first floor shops in Frederick building
A January 1 1934 blaze started on the second floor of a building at 15 N Court St Frederick. Firefighters battled for over an hour to control the fire damaging the property Wee Moderns Shop and Taylor's Music Store on the first floor. Other items include election of Dr Charles H Conley as president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society and potential rodeo at the fairgrounds, a county mural project for the World’s Fair, Hood College securing $70 000 in grants for expansion, and the school system planning renovations to meet population growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Krantz
Ernest L. Boyer
Carnegie Foundation
Hood College
Michele Robert Krantz
Hood
Gilmore R. Flautt
Phillip Wertheimer
N. Court St
Frederick
Wee Moderns
Taylor’s Music Store
Charles H. Conley
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fairgrounds
Frederick County
James A. Sensenbaugh
Board of Education
USIA chiefs weigh language on Soviet terms and war of ideas
Charles Wick and Leslie Lenkowsky hear Count Alexandre de Marenches urge changing Soviet labels from Soviet Union to Soviet Empire and to call Dmitri Ustinov minister of war. He warns the USIA that they still fight a war of ideas, and have not yet begun to wage it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Wick
U.S. Information Agency
Leslie Lenkowsky
Count Alexandre de Marenches
de Marenches
Soviet Union
Wick
Ussr
Dmitri Ustinov
USIA
Polard
Charles
Lepkowsky
Voice of America
Liberty
Lenkowsky
USIA chief hears pep talk from French count in Washington
A tense exchange features USIA chief Lepkowsky and French count de Marenches on propaganda strategy against the Soviet Union. They discuss targeting Poles with food shortages and reframing Voice of America, while debates on Russia’s future rise surface during a White House context and volunteer awards mentioning PVAA nominations.
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White House
PVAA
P.O
Washington, DC
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Fred J. Archibald
Fredenck, Md
Frederick Jaycees
Greater Frederick
Frederick Jaycee
Jim Doll
Jack Doll
Jaycees
Jack
Frederick Hertz Licensee
Marion Inc. Enterprises
Jaycee
Jack Derr
Melvin Derr
Ernest Berger
Edward D. Storm
G. Horton Peace
Melvin H. Derr
Barry Everett
David S. Cooper
F_ Russell Young
James W. Honeysett
Edward C. Hartmann
William C. Hardy
Richard L. Shoemaker
Nevin S. Baker
George C. Chapline Jr
Joseph D. Baker
Edwin Sponseller
Lloyd K. Hoover
George B. Delaplaine Jr
William S. Berger
William F. Tell
Charles C
Jack" Dell Jr
Clyde M. Roney Jr
Donald Z. Koons
Glenn 4. Main Jr
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Henry R. Durell
James W. Powell Jr
Harry A. Harper
Walter W. Kirk Jr
Merr! H. Duvall Jr
Edward L. Blumenauer
Harold E. Buhrman
Jacob R. Ramsburg Jr
Richard C. Brady
Joseph C. Free
Robert E. Smariga
Dolphis H. Morris
Wayne Williams
al Rogers
John W. Derr
Carl R. Harbaugh
Edward G. Higinbotham
Thomas Specht
Walter T. Nelson
Michael E. Schaden
M. Richard Adams
Thomas F. Maher Jr
William R. Nicklas Jr
David Harrop
Krantz
Richard M. Krantz
Rock Creek Center
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Charles Town
Ray Dorsey
Ray
Pais
Woodsboro-Walkersville
Gene Grumbine
Glenn Fogle
Marion Stup
Ken Brown
Woody Handley
Bob Clark
Sam Birely
Clark Keeney
Ed Lochner
Bill Cramer
Cedric Smith
Glenn Strine
John Whitmore
Community Commons
Michele R. Krantz
Joyce Brachey
North Frederick
By Mary Fouche
Helen” Smith
News-Post
Jack Anderson
Thad
U.S
Russia
United Feature
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