Firemen Elect Jesse Rippers Head Hyattstown Dept
Jesse Ripper was elected president of the Hyattstown Young Fire Department at the annual meeting at the fire hall. Retiring president W L Burdette and officers Earl Edwards Bruce Jones James Burdette Meril Burgee Joe W Price were named to roles with Ripples as charter member and Clarksburg resident. A March 8 benefit supper at the fire hall was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse €. Rippers
Hyattstown Younnt
W. L. Burdette
Earl Edwards
Bruce Jones
James Burdette
Meril Burgee
Joe W. Price
Leslie Rivers
Lloyd W. Bunieve
Emmet Pearre
Rev
Wanerworth
Hyattstown Christian Church
Rippece
Fire Department
Clarksburg
Rippeon
al B. Smith
Lutherans Eye Parish Education Program Merger
Eight Lutheran church bodies plan a joint board and staff to merge parish education programs as part of a long range cooperation. The conference adopted objectives for a unified education effort among ULCA Evangelical Lutheran Church American Lutheran Church Augustana Lutheran Church and other member bodies representing about five million Lutherans in the US.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Park Avenue
United Lutheran Church
America
Chankie
Micc
Cellent Baker
National Lutheran ‘Council
ULCA
Ttere
Evangelical Lutherant Church
American Lutheran Church
Augustana Lutherant Church
American Evangelical:Lutheran Church
Lutheran Frees Church
United Evangelical Lutheran Church
Finnish Evangeltical Lutheran Church {Suomi
Civilian Flier Recalls Wartime Mission Streak
A city businessman who flew nearly every day in World War I with the Air Force faced his first scare as a civilian aviator this past week. He logged 200 wartime missions and now recalls the dangers of flight after leaving military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Letters to the Editor Thank You and Vodka Warning
A Frederick News-Post reader letter thanks the paper for support and urges clearer mail addressing. The piece warns vodka’s rising national menace with figures from 1945 to 1955 and references a Parris Island incident, then shifts to community 4-H notes in Mount Pleasant, a soil conservation program, and a request to protest alcohol advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Ensonville
Unionville Girls
Linda Forney
Leata Winan
Wrtancian Nfficw
John
Parris Island
Postal Service
Istic
Mt- Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Frederick Post
Ctub
Pleasant Community Hall
David MicDev
William Farland
jStansfield
United States
The
Frederick
A. You
Congress
Add
George
Con.Brachey Jr
Bernard Bader
R. ¥. Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Item list from January 16, 1907 includes jurors appointed for Frederick County Circuit court, a semi monthly shooting match results, Clarke Place lots sold with four remaining, sale of H B Morley home for 2030 dollars, county school offices being renovated, and a Damascus High School March of Dimes event. Also features postmaster address note and a Flying incident involving William S Hood returning from Chicago with two engine troubles on a turbo jet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Udge Motter
Frederick
Benj. F. Grove
Martin L. Castle
George Houck
Peter al. Eader
Wm. T. Shook
Charles W. Creager
Lewis Koester
Charles J. Riehl
Harry C James
Ompany- A
Charles Keefer
H. C. Schroeder
Lieut Leichert
Clarke Place
H. B. Morley
Main Street
Frederick County
Mt. Airy
Samuel EB. Davis
Davis
Board of County School Commissioners
Mebri F. Moberly
Court House
Damascus
Damascus High School
Counscl
Bill Bari
Mt Airy
William S. Hood, Inc
Chicago
Washington
FI ‘Riendship
Hood
Baltimore
Connellsville
Sick Mrs Brandenburg and Others At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Several local residents are listed as in satisfactory or recovering condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after medical issues and an operation. Names include Mrs J Harry Brandenburg Mrs M O Fuller Mrs Guy Nusz Jr and Mr H Crawford Swamley. A fall near the home left Ray Spurrier with a fractured ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harry Brandenburg
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. O. Fuller
Center Street
Guy Nusz Jr
Yellow Springs
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
H. Crawford Swamley
Tramsville
Ray Spurrier
Delaware Road
Lecture on The Natural History of Human Diseases at Hood College
Dr Jacques M May discusses the natural history of human diseases in a public lecture at Coff man Chapel Hood College at eight p m The Paris native and former Hanoi professor leads research on autistic behavior and preventive medicine Other items note deeds recorded for several properties with varying sale prices in Frederick Petersville and Tuscarora districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques M. May
Coffman Chapel Hood College
May
Medical School
University of Paris
Hanoi
Indo-China
Viet- Nam
Paris University Medical School
League For
American Geographical Society
Medical School of New ‘York University
Fort Detrick
F. Upton Gladhill
Bernard D. Gladhill
Eula C. Donovan
Fingerboard Road
Kemptown
Frederick 4. Brown Sr
Harry Paine
Frederick-Harpers Ferry Road
United Nations action on Hungary sparks debate
U N General Assembly adopts a five nation investigating committee by 59 to 8 to probe events in Hungary. The plan aims to document Soviet occupation and push for free elections, with potential measures including international force if needed. The article cites the role of public testimony and moral pressure in shaping UN intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
United Nations
General Assembly
Davie Lawrence
Hungary
Wilson
Buuchel Snc
United Nations Assembly
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
San Francisco
Ler. N
New York
T the
U.N
Budapest
U. N
Russia
Moscow
Korea
U_ N
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Egypt
Tiwo
U._N. General Assembly
Five Nations
Sneiat Tinian
Return of Hungarian refugees to Austria amid U S screening
The steady flow of Hungarians into the United States slows as a small number seek to return. Authorities in Austria processed arrivals quickly but some refugees misrepresented facts prompting eight of 20 000 to be sent back. Critics fear some security risks slip in while many face language and adaptation challenges. The Hungary situation could drive refugees to be drawn home by political pressure or threats against relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Austria
United States
Tles
Frederick City Tackles Open Ditches After La Porte Work Halt
Twenty years after colonies era report notes La Porte Construction Company halted sewer project work. City moves to fix traffic hazards from open ditches while awaiting remedies. Banquet speakers E L Lee and Frank L Bentz address conservation concerns at Hotel Frederick. A special Aldermen meeting targets local unemployment and a 25th anniversary weather contrast marks record cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. LaPorte Construction Company
Lac
LaPorte Company
TATE
E. Lee
LeCompete
Frank L. Bentz
State Conservation Commission
Frederick
Fzank Walton League
Thes Board of Aldermen
New Books At Artz Library
The Artz Library introduces new titles including The Romance of Fire Fighting by Robert S. Holzman and The Magic World of Flower Arranging by Myra J. Brooks. Other works cover Colonial America in Britain, a pictorial history of the Negro in America, and a royal biography of Edward VII. The listings note summaries of content, authors, and visual features. The piece also mentions a Baltimore wedding and a Budapest laundry dispute amid broader cultural notices.
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Robert S. Holzman
Hopkins 'Place
Baltimore
New York
Iit
Virginia Spencer Cowles
Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Myra J. Brooks
Britain
William Lewis Sachse
Thirteen
Colonies
Great Britain
Massachusetts
Virginia
South Carolina
Mary
Land
America
Langston ‘Hughes
Milton Meltzer
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Walken Desegregation
Consequiersville High School
University of Maryland School of Text
Langston Hughes
Fort Howard
Baltimore City
Masser Family Visiting in Savannah Georgia
Mrs Ednad G Masser of North Market Street visits Savannah Georgia with her son Sp 3 Leon W Masser and his wife 1For Stewart in the same city during this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednad G. Masser
North Market Street
Leon W. Masser
Masser
Stewart
Savannah, Ga
Audry Layman Weds Earl Clemens in Walkersville Church
Miss Audry Layman and Earl Clemens married January 5 at Evangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville in a ceremony led by Rev H C Kettler and Rev Albert Snyder. The bride wore white satin lace with a chapel train, veil with lace and seed pearls, and carried white roses. attendants wore peacock blue and red taffeta. The reception followed as family members and relatives joined in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
emens—Layman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Audry jAnn Layman
Roger Layman
Earl W. Clemens
Marguerite ‘Clemens
Baltimore
Albert Clemens
H. C. Kettler
Keedysville
Albert Snyder
Benny Brakeail
Fof Honer
John Hoffmar
Palmyra
Evamae Stafford
Lonnie Ford
Ronnie Layman
Calvin Mooney
iCarrol Herr
Robert Layman
G. Fred Myers
William Homes
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Sassy
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Donald Shook
Orphans Court
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Snook
Trail Avenue
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James A. Grc
Arthur E. Summerfield
William S$. Hood
Second Air Force
Women’s Guild
Mt.Pleasant
Henry Thomas
Airy
U.S. 26
Mt. Pleasant
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