Man Salas hearing postponed as Camp Detrick blocks release
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr. continued the hearing for Steve Salas USN Camp Detrick after post authorities countersmanded Provost Marshal in a traffic case. Salas, cited January 3 by Officer Charles Kegoning for reckless driving, faced threats of a broader hold on military offenders. Hearing reset for January 28 at 7 pm with Salas to be made available.
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Steve Salas
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Camp Detrick
Post
Salas
Charles 5
Kegoning
Washington
South Market
West All Saints
People’s
Sinemabes
Edward D. Storm
Shoemaker
Maryland
Oiliver Tregolling
Austin Wi
Thurmont Beer License Bid Denied Again by County Official
Frederick County Circuit Court files show License Commissioner Gail Catshall again rejected Ralph Aubrey Sauble’s request for a Class A off sale beer wine and liquor license at 7 West Main Street Thurmont. Despite finding Thurmont district population has grown since the last federal census, the commissioner maintains the license is not necessary for public accommodation.
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Gail L. Catshall
Ralph Aubrey Sauble
Thurmont
West Main Street
E. Austin James
Frederick County
Catsball
Cutshall
Moose Meet Here Jan 22 24 Hosts District Conference
Frederick Lodge 371 Moose host midwinter conference of Maryland Delaware District of Columbia representatives January 22 24 with about 200 delegates from 38 lodges. Dr H C Byrd to speak. initiation, ritualists, meals, and sessions at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. final day includes fellowship breakfast and third degree initiation.
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Frederick
Order of Moose
Maryland-Delaware
Supreme Lodge
Tom
Donald B. Rice
Dr. Byrd
H. C. Byrd
Mooseheart
Moose
Edgemere Lodge
Moose Club
West South Street
Association
J. Jack Steeler
Pittsburgh
Otto W. Myers
Ill
Maurice C. Brown
Silver Spring
State Association
Maryland State Association
A. C. Monmingéer
Baltimore
Supreme
Willard D. Campbell
Soeal
Harry L. Howard
Anniversaries and births in Know America Today
History notes mark anniversaries of Nicholas Longworth Henry Halleck Charles Shailer Smith John C Berry and Frank Bacon. Today in History lists key events from 1872 to 1953 including amnesty bill, Knights of Columbus founding, prohibition, Rockefeller gift, and Carole Lombard's death. Birthdays feature Ackerman Ryder Griffiths Matthews Dean and Dizzie Dean. Also a horoscope and a strike story from St. Louis about a Venetian blind factory dispute settled by AFL Carpenters Union.
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Ohio
Newark
N. J
Henry W. Halleck
California
Oneida Co
KN. Y
Dan
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Japan
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Mass
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Maine
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Marysville
Calif
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Knights of Columbus
Michael I. McGivney
New Haven
Conn
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Tokyo
Imperial University
Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Gen. Eisenhower
Army
Navy
Truman
U. N
North Korea
Carl A. Ackerman
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Richmond
Ind
Charles W. Ryder
Topeka
Kans
Hall M. Griffiths
New York
San Francisco
Thomas S. Matthews
Time Magazine
Cincinnati
Walter B. Martin
Norfolk
Pulaski
Dizzie
J. H. Dean
Lucas
Ark
George W. Harrison Sr
Harrison
AFL Carpenters Union
George Jr
Adult Recreation Classes Planned by City Commission
The City Recreation Commission announced two weekly adult programs at local halls. Tuesday 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Rosedale Recreation Hall offers square dancing and social recreation led by Hood College staff. Thursday 7:30 p.m. at Staley Park provides adult square dancing under Hood College leadership. About 707 youths had registered as the program began.
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South
Rosedale Recreation Hall
Barbara Hall
Hood College
Staley Park Recreation Hall
Marion Smith
North Market Street School
Charlotte Koontz
Margaret Crowther
North Market Street
B. Crutchley
Washington Street
Geraldine Kline
Barbara Kaufman
Staley Park
Louise Corbin
Charles Henson
Gladys Boyer
Margaret Lee
Elaine Brooks
Barbara Lee
Lincoln School
Dali
Court News and Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses reported for Grove K Sollenberger and Dorothy I Ferguson of Waynesboro Walter W Phebus Jr and Dorothy May Renner of Frederick Joan M Roberts and Grace D Coleman of Leesburg Virginia. Property deeds record Thomas Lee to Jesse T Harris and wife for ten dollars and Granville C Holtz to Charles L Keeney and wife for ten dollars. An estimate notes the average American woman washes about 2 500 000 dishes in a lifetime creating 72 stacks as high as the Empire State Building.
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Grove K. Sollenberger
Dorothy I. Ferguson
Waynesboro
Walter W. Phebus, Jr
Dorrothy May Renner
Frederick
Joan M. Roberts
Grace D. Coleman
Leesburg
Thomas Lee
Jesse T. Harris
Granville C. Holtz
Charles L. Keeney
Empire State Building
Tivoli screens Moon Is Blue as next week’s billings begin
The Tivoli theater opens with The Moon Is Blue though a fence ban in Maryland last year. It runs Sunday through Thursday, headlined by William Holden David Niven and Maggie McNamara. Also at Stanley Warner Glenn Ford Ann Sheridan star in Appointment in Honduras in Technicolor Friday. Saturday features The Diamond Queen with Fernando Lamas Arlene Dahl Gilbert Roland.
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Maryland
I the Tivoli Theater
Comedy Inn
Braddock Heights
William Holden
David Niven
Maggie NcNamara
Stanley Warner Theater
Glenn Ford
Ann Sheridan
Honduras
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Arlene Dahl
Gilbert Roland
Little Island
Basil Radford
Fredrick Theater
Frederick
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Opera House Week Shows with Charlton Heston and More
At the City Opera House the week’s schedule lists Bad For Each Other with Charlton Heston and Lizabeth Scott Sunday and Monday. Slaves of Babylon with Richard Conte and Linda Christian Tuesday and Wednesday. Man in the Attic with Tack Palance Thursday and Friday. A Saturday double feature pairs The Last Posse with Broderick Crawford and John Derek and Flames of Calcutta in Technicolor with Denise Darcel.
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Charlton Keston
Lizabeth Scott
City Opera House
Richard Conte
Linda Christian
Tack Palance
Broderick Crawford
John Derek
Denise Darcel
238 Dogs at City Shelter Seven Months Reported
The city animal shelter on the Frederick disposal plant site housed 238 dogs in its first seven months of operation from last June to December 30. Of these, 168 were adopted, 19 were boarders, seven were returned to owners, and 44 were disposed of. The report pleased the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which backs the shelter. The Hood College language department will screen two Spanish films, Farmers of the Andes and High Plains, at 4 p.m. Monday in the Administration building, depicting Inca descendants, Andean farming, and Plains life. The Gettysburg Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution tops Pennsylvania’s 1953-54 National Golden Honor Roll, announced by regent Mrs Clarence Fr. Hett, formerly of Frederick.
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Sb Ae
Thhe S. P. C. A
Hood College
Andes
High Plains
Peruvian
Bolivia
Gettysburg
Daughters of American Revolution
Pennsylvania
Clarence Fr. Hett
Hett
Hospital Gift Shop Profits Hit $1000 In First Year
Frederick Memorial Hospital gift shop marks its first year with net profits of $1000 aiding non glamour essentials. The shop operates inside the main entrance, staffed by board members and volunteers, stocking items for patients and visitors and often featuring handmade donations.
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Betty Sullivan
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Managers
Mit
Jan
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