Frederick Hotel stockholders reelect officers and praise year
Frederick Hotel Company stockholders at the annual meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom reelect incumbents, commend management and inspectors, and note a net profit of 531,826.76 before taxes. Directors and officers are reappointed amid calls for modernization and improved guest rooms.
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Frederick Hotel Company
Francis Scott Key
Robert ©. Delaplaine
Philip Wertheimer
R. Ames Hendrickson
Roger B. Wolfe
Theodore L. Semler
Floyd Dixon
Hazel White
Wesley V. Wachter
Paul W. McAuliffe
P. H. Beavers
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Lewis R. Derizbaugh
Parsons Newman
Lhe Siueawinels Hime Diy
Charles McC. Mathias
W. H. B. Anders
Joseph D. Baker, II
William B. Bennett
James H. Cramer
Robert E. Delaplaine
William T. Delaplaine
Frank M. Dertzhaugh
Lewis R. Dertzhaugh
James H. Gambrill
Ill
Sam W. Maples
F. Ross Myers
Roger R. Rice
R. Paul Smith
Robert L. Warfield
Assistant Cook Injured In Barracks Collision Near Frederick
Garland Forest an assistant cook at the Barracks MD State Police sustained a broken leg when struck by a car on west Patrick street near the city limit. The driver Paul H. Higenbrode reported he skidded on a wet road while passing a slow-moving vehicle. Forest was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. No charges were filed. Giants Sign Tackles for Roster. The New York Giants added two heavy tackles currently in service, Joe Springer and Bol Wengariner, each over 260 pounds, with college histories at Hanover and Miami Ohio. Billy Shipp of Alabama was signed days earlier.
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Garland Forest
Maryland
West Patrick Street
Merit
Earl W. H. Mercer
U. S. 40
Mercer
Paul H. Higenbrode
East Patrick Street
Sergt
Denver Shook
Charles W. Tregoning
Bigenbrode
Sergi. W. W. Corbin
Forest
Corbin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cit
Eigenbrode
Hood Graduate Named Director at Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville January 25 Miss Frances Dunlap a Hood College and New York University graduate was named director of rehabilitation therapies at Springfield State Hospital. Dr Robert Gardner superintendent announced the appointment completing the organization of the two departments of rehabilitation therapies in each of the five state mental hospitals. Miss Dunlap a registered occupational therapist has been supervisor of the psychiatric division of the occupational therapy department at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota for the past few years. Her work will include the direction of occupational therapies such as recreation music library service and handicrafts.
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Sykesville
Frances’ Dunlap
Hood College
New York University
Springfield State Hospital
Robert &. Gardner
Department of Rehabilitation
Miss Dunlap
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
McKeldin urges governors to oppose Bricker amendment
Governor McKeldin called on 47 other state leaders to oppose the Bricker amendment to the Constitution that would curb the President’s treaty powers. He sent telegrams asking for support before Senate debate, arguing it would hinder leadership and the balance of federal and state powers. Maryland senators Beall Butler, both Republicans, have varied positions on the issue.
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Annapolis
McKeldin
Bricker
Congress
Senate
Obio
Eisenhower
United States
Sen. Bridges
Martin
R-Mass
House
Maryland
White House
Sen
Beall
Sen. Butler
200 Attend D. C. Dogs For Research Hearing
About 200 people packed a District of Columbia hearing room as officials debated allowing medical research centers to obtain dogs from the county pound. A doctor supporting the plan testified amid interruptions. A Washington Humane Society official warned the measure would upset animal lovers nationwide. A Howard University professor presented a survey showing approval, while a representative of the National League for Protective Animal Legislation denounced the survey as ridiculous.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Annlanse
James Bayden
Howard University
Robert Dary
New York City
National League For Protective Animal Legislation
Edward S. Northrup
Washington Humane Society
Dishonorable Discharges Cast On POW Refuseniks
The Pentagon ordered dishonorable discharges for 21 American former prisoners of war who chose to align with their Communist captors. The move followed House concerns over court martial charges against Corporal Edward S Dickinson among the 23 who defected. Secretary Wilson said pay and veterans benefits would be cut, and citizenship could be affected. White House comments were limited as the Army planned investigations before any trial.
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Walmingfon
Pentagon
Frances E Boston
Ohio
Cpl
Edward S Dickenson Dickenson
Southwesternirsinia
Cracker’s Neck
Dale
Mrs Bolton
Jong Avaye
Marine Corps
Frank H. Schwabje
Arlington
Bolton
Army
Defense Wilson
White House
Wilson
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Dickenson
Hagerty
Department
Awyers
Struve Hensel
Counsel asserts authority over dishonorable discharges without court martial
Departments Gen real counsel maintains the service has authority over dishonorable discharges without a formal court martial. Atty Gen Brownell was consulted on the decision. Wilson's directive directs the Army to review the case of 21 soldiers who might return to the United States in the future. POW status could shift by administrative action after review. Mrs Kate Laney Dickenson, wife of Dickenson, left Cracker's Neck Virginia to visit her husband, accompanied by her brother and a half brother. They travel by car and are due Tuesday morning. She expresses hope God will help, and to see if there is anything she can do. The 21 POWs remain in a central Korean zone awaiting civilian status per armistice terms.
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Atty
Brownell
Wilson
Arm
Dickenson
Kate
Laney Dickenson
Cracker's Neck
Bill Lane
No Man’s Land
Korea
Pittsburgh Enacts 1 Per Cent Wage Tax
Pittsburgh adopts a 1 percent wage tax with an 8 to 1 council vote despite labor objections. All workers in the city must pay the levy, effective March 1, expected revenue 36.2 million dollars for 1954 budget balancing. Mayor David L. Lawrence supports the measure as the only way to balance the 47 million dollar budget.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John Cornahan
David L. Lawrence
Democratic National
Housewives May Bovcott Coffee Use in Price Fight
Washington reports a housewives boycott against rising coffee costs as Sen. Gillette urges a five part federal plan to curb prices. He proposes anti trust action, possible tax on foreign traders, and injunctive measures against New York coffee contracts. Industry leaders link price spikes to Brazilian green coffee and frost, with prices seen rising further.
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Washington
Bovcott
Sen. Gillette
Gillette
Senate
Iowa
Congress
Brownell
UONS
New York
Petus
Committee to Collect for Mothers March of Dimes
The Mothers March of Dimes committee for colored residents will meet Wednesday at 7 o clock. Rev W W Snowden chairman announced last night. The committee includes Mrs Charles Henson Mrs Geneva Tilghman Mrs Pearl Ambush and Mrs Monterey Bowie. Tailor made suits for women originated in England.
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Ashbury
Snowden
Charles Henson
Geneva Tilghman
Pearl Ambush
Monterey Bowie
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