Great South ern PTG Mfg Co Friday issue notice
The Semi-Weekly News announces subscription rates and policy details for readers in Frederick Maryland. It notes association with the Associated Press and emphasizes correction procedures, printing capabilities, and contact for typed or mailed news items.
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Associated Press
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Senma Weekly
Frederick Md
Eisenhower Eyes Radio TV Open Press Conference
The weekly press briefing will stay unrestricted with Ike open to questions. A new twist may allow one monthly session to be broadcast as a live show. The president aims to use all media to improve public relations and provide authoritative information from the highest source on public affairs.
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Eisenhower
Sa 5
White House
Back To The Iron Men In Two-Platoon Football
The National Collegiate Athletic Association Football Rules Committee plans to ban unlimited substitutions. The two platoon system favored by many coaches, players and fans both for offense and defense would end. Proponents say the system improves play and stamina while critics cite cost and administrative burdens for schools.
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Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Women of the Moose Hold Mid Winter Conference at Brunswick
Brunswick Lodge No 660 hosted the annual Mid Winter regional conference January 25 with visitors from Sx chapters Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Oakland and Frostburg. Senior Regent Mrs Ruby Leasure presided. Frances Crew welcomed attendees. Mel lat Heili officiated the investiture ceremony. balloting and initiations occurred. Frostburg and Cumberland chapters contributed. Mooseheart Endowment closing followed. refreshments and prizes concluded. entertainment by Massity Lou Carr and her dancing school.
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Brunswick Lodge
Women of the Moose
Cumberland
Frederick
Hagerstoun
Westminster
Oakland
Frostburg
Ruby Leasure
College of Regents
Thelma Rennis
Frances Crew
Dorothy Burns
Katherine Reinehart
Depuis
Mellat Heii
Hacerst
Frances B. Ormson
Brunswick
Katherine Rhinehart
Mary Baker Whitmore
Fredenck SA
Cecelia Seibert
Fredenck
Mooseheart Endowment
Hagerstown
Held for Grand Jury by Court Cooper Brothers in Sabiklasville case
Silas Buford Cooper of Thurmont was ordered held for grand jury on assault with intent to kill. brother John Paul Cooper had charges dismissed. The case stems from a Christmas week knife fight near a Sabillasville dance hall that left Joseph Stanton Pryor with head injuries and a possible ear wound. Witnesses saw a scuffle but no weapon. Pryor was treated at Waynesboro Hospital. The magistrate kept Buford’s bond at 3000.
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Silas Buford Cooper
Thurmont
John Paul Cooper
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Cooper Brothers
Raymond Haugh
Leslie Fox
Joseph Stanton Pryor
Highfield
Sabiklasville
Pryor
Bittner
Buford Cooper
Buford
Waynesboro Hospital
Roger Davis
Lantz
John Cooper
Davis
Peggy Weddle
Fred
Gilbert Harbaugh
Blue Ridge Summit
Joan Cooper
Charles Price
Edwin J . Nikirk
Montgomery County
South Market Street
Fred W. David
Derwood
Norman Trump
Davidson
Frederick Junction
Frederick
Trump
C. and P. Telephone Company
Maryland
Richard W. Eddinger
Battle Creek
Mich
James H. Rotzee
Marriages In County Last Year To 1 Divorce
Frederick county recorded about eight marriages for every divorce in 1952. Clerk of the Circuit Court data show total marriage licenses 1937 and divorces 331, with December leading in brides and September in divorces. Also notes on Saskatchewan farm commission meetings and a Virginia couple visiting Florida.
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Frederick County
Circuit Court
Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Court news lists marriage licenses for William Crummitt and Peggy Sweeney. Paul Smith and Florence Wright. Conley Jones and Jeanette Taylor. James Goss and Mildred Danner. Bruce Reeder and Odette Kehne. Wilam Shipp and Clara Godfrey. Calvin Cooper and Elizabeth Helsley. Divorces: Crummitt Sweeney, Goss Danner, Jones Taylor, Nethercutt Smallwood, Shipp Godfrey, and others. Property deeds show transfers between multiple couples and individuals, many for $10 or $1, county and city records, plus executors and banks involved.
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William E. Crummitt
Peggy I Sweeney
Frederick
Paul Jacob Smith
Woodsboro
Florence Lillian Wright
Westminster
Conley M Jones
Germantown
Jeanette Taylor
Rockville
James Preston Goss
Lucketts
Mildred June Danner
Lovellsville
William T. Nethercutt
Snow Hill
N. C
Grethel M. Smallwood
White Post
Bruce L. Reeder
This City
Odette Kehne
Buckeystown
Wilam H. Shipp
Clara Godfrey
Baltimore
Calvin C. Cooper
Grimes
Elizabeth C. Helsley
Charles Town
W. Va
Allen B. Ramsburg
Walter R. Ramsburg
Lewis E. Crumpacker
Clarence R. Mackley
Charles Ezra Buffington
Wafe
Carlton A.,marvel, Jr
State Roads Commission
George W. Read
Paul Vernon Hormne
Asa P. Stoitelmyer
Richard A. Martin
Clarence Wilbur
Eric R. Campbell
Paul Compton
March 1 Deadline Set for Root Tilden Scholarships
New York University Law School Dean Russell D. Niles announces March 1 as the 1953 deadline for Root-Tilden scholarship applications. Twenty scholarships fund a special training program for qualified college seniors from New York State, including tutoring and seminars with bench and bar leaders, plus local practitioner sponsors to guide each scholar during study at NYU Law Center.
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New York
Russell D. Niles
New York University
School of Law
Xyii School of Law
Elihu Root
Samuel J. Tilden
Niles
Ine
NYI
Law Center
Tilden Scholars
Aziaal
Panermis
Permis
Ignition Wiring Short Sparks Blaze in Local Pickup
Fire crews responded to an alarm at 830 pm Monday on Fini and Renty streets where ignition wiring shorted. A small blaze damaged the pickup truck electrical system before firefighters used chemicals to suppress the fire.
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Fini
Renty
Maryland Governor Proposes Record 195 Million Budget
Governor McKeldin unveils an unprecedented Maryland spending plan totaling 233.8 million dollars with 218.6 million for operating expenses and 15.2 million for capital outlays. The package includes a tax hike in real estate and no general tax cuts, citing a large surplus and needs for employee salary raises and school funding. The plan relies on bond- funded capital projects and federal funds to augment state money.
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McKeldin
Maryland
Mis
State Planning Commission
Senate
House
Mckheldin
Washington
James G. Rennie
Rennie
General Treasury
Treasury
State Roads Commission
McKeidin
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McKeldin targets hospital aid and welfare boosts
The governor proposes boosts to state health and welfare programs including about 200 extra dollars per employee in some benefits, a 699 349 total for poor treatment in counties, and a 1 million general funds increase for health services. He seeks large hospital funding rises, mental hospital funding up by 500k, and state welfare at 8.47 million with a 1.34 million federal lift.
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State Health Department
McKeldin
Baltimore City
Eastern Shore State Hospital
Rubinstein Wins Temporary Stay in Deportation Case
Rubinstein, a wealthy Russian-born financier, won a temporary stay delaying his removal to Ellis Island until February 27. The U S Court of Appeals, split 2 to 1, ordered no seizure steps while arguments proceed in his deportation appeal. This marks the fourth intervention in four weeks to block custody under the draft-dodging conviction. The February 27 arguments will address an appeal from Judge F Dickinson Letis denying Rubinstein's bid for a temporary injunction.
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Washington
Serze Rubinstein
Ellis Island
U.S Court of Appeals
Dividjng
Rubinstein
F Dickinson Letis
Chimney Fire at New Market Residence Suppressed by Independent Hose Co
Independent Hose Company and county engine crews responded to a chimney fire at the residence of Mrs E R Nagle near New Market at 10:65 p m Sunday. The roaring blaze was brought under control and subdued within moments after firefighters arrived.
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E R Nagle
New Market
Nagh Sad
Bequest and relatives named in Mary D Lease will probated
Mary D Lease of this city leaves a $500 bequest to St. John s Catholic Church and various smaller gifts to relatives. The will, dated August 16 1941 and witnessed by Meredith Ho Mackley and Carlton Baum gardner, was probated Tuesday in Orphans Court with no estate valuation yet set. Arthur V Myers named executor. provisions cover notes, proration if funds fall short, and a farm bequest to a sister for life and then to Anna Mary Etzler or her children.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary D. Lease
Orphans Court
Frederick County National Bank
Lewis A. Ahlers
Myurtlin Dutrow
Katherine D Reed
Margaret Miller
Thomas Dutrow
Eugene Dutrow
Bernard Dutrow
Holmes Dutrow
Gertrude Smith
Ruth Lochner
Helen Dutrow
Anna Mary Etzler
Testatrix
Ahiers
Abs
Myratrix Dutrow
Mr. Pleasant District
Ignatius
Markell Dutrow
Nannie Schultz
Telescopic Nile sight for rugged weather use
A new waterproof telescopic light device, derived from military optics principles, remains fog free in bad weather and functions in cold rain and sunny days. It promises reliable performance under harsh conditions.
Isanogle Maryland educator and Western Maryland dean dies
Isanogle, longtime Maryland educator and former Western Maryland College dean, died at home in Westminster at age 79 from a heart ailment. He directed Western Maryland College from 1920 to 1946 and helped found Hagerstown Junior College. Surviving are his wife Isabel Thompson Isanogle and three sisters. a sister-in-law, a retired Western Maryland nurse, died soon after. Funeral services set for Friday at Thurmont, with burial in Rose Hill cemetery Cumberland.
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Alvey
Isanogle
Maryland
Western Maryland College
St John’s College
Johns Hopkins
Frederick
Thurmont High School
Western Maryland
Hagerstown Junior College
Rotary Club
Thurmoni Masonic Lodge
Isabel Thompson Isanogie
Clara Wiles
Baltimore
U. Firor
Lewistown
Mamie Isanogie
Thirmont
Lowell Enser
Wall
Harold R. Hodgson
Rose Hill
Cumberland
M.L Creater and Son
Hammer positions Seoul on frozen Korean Front
Jan 20 Allied war planes hammered Communist supply routes and front line positions on the Western Korean Front. Connie Ryan played second base for the Philadelphia Phillies last season in SM Ramos.
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Seoul
Connie Ryan
SM Ramos
Philadelphia Phillies
Frederick Hotel stockholders reelect directors after favorable year
At the annual meeting of the Frederick Hotel Company, operators of the Francis Scott Key Hotel, stockholders re elected all incumbent directors and re organized by re electing the same officers. President Robert E Delaplaine said gross profits 1952 were 62140 17 with revenues rising to 851370 11 and costs up to 436148 18. He cited capital expenditures of about 46000 including Anne Key's Kitchen and 15 new air conditioning units. Expenditures for repairs and redecorations totaled about 31000. Bonds retired 50000 reducing mortgage to 150000. Directors named and officers re elected.
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Frederick Hotel
Francis Scott Key
Robert E. Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Anne ‘Key
James H. Gambrill
Roger R. Rice
Joseph D. Baker
Paul W. McAuliffe
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Parsons Newman
Charles McC. Mathias
W. H. B. Anders
William B. Bennett
James H. Cramer
William T. Delaplaine
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
James H. Gambrill, III
R. Ames Hendrickson
Sam W. , Maples
F. Ross Myers
R Paul Smith
Robert L. Warfield
Philip Wertheimer
Roger B. Wolfe
R. Paul Smith
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