Annual Salvation Army report given at January meeting
The Salvation Army annual report was presented at the Army Advisory Board meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel on January 16. Captain Houston Ellis delivered the report noting services, attendance and family relief figures, plus open air and home programs. Officers for the coming year and board nominees were also announced and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army Advisory Board
Francis Scott Key
John W. Morgan
Houston Ellis
Ellis
Charles W. Magaha
Irving Landauer
William Stultz
Morgan
Richard Zimmerman
Hilda Croghan
Mary CC. Hodgson
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert L Smith
Col
Elmer F. Munshower
Painters of Beauty and Sweetness Inspires Art Club Meeting
Mrs. Clapp hosted the Frederick Art Club at 303 Rockwell Terrace. Grace Beard Young spoke on Fra Angelico and Fra Lippo Lippi, with excerpts on Raphael and Andrea del Sarto. The session featured readings, descriptions of Renaissance works, and closing refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Art Club
Robert E. Clapp Sr
Rockwell Terrace
Roger Willard
Grace Beard Young
Fra Angelico
Fra Lippo Lippi
Young
Saint Francis
Robert Browning
Meredith Mackley
Raphael
Mackley
Leonardo
Michelangelo
Howard Green
Andea del Sarto
Florence
Ruby Arneson
Robert S. Tyson
East Church Street
Masters of
Light
Color
New A Plant For Mindis West Central Illinois
The Atomic Energy Commission announced a 29 million dollar explosives processing and assembly plant will be built on a 10 000 acre tract along Spoon River near Macomb Illinois with completion expected in 1954 Employ about 2000 people and not handle radioactive material The move coincides with tests involving 18000 troops at Yucca flats Nevada to study new nuclear devices and artillery shells amid high security and limited details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janu
Atomic Energy Commission Today
Illinois
Commission
Yucca Flats
Nevada Desert
AEC
Spoon River
Edgar Lee Master
Macomb
Peoria
Galesburg
Camp Ellis
Mississippi River
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Desert
Forfeit Collaterals and Court Session Report
Hendersonville North Carolina records show Charlie O Brown forfeiting 245 dollars for expired registration and 26.45 for reckless driving. Harry Anderson Sr of Clarksburg forfeits 25 for intoxication and disorderly conduct. Lawrence Melvin of Adamsstown forfeits 25 for intoxication. Monday in People’s Night Court presided by Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker. Lodge meditates United Nations in New York as Henry Cabot Lodge Jr presents credentials. Dogs harbor fleas year round, more in hot months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie O. Brown
Hendersonville
N. C
Sergi
Harry Quinn
People’s Night Court
H. Reese Shoemaker
Harry Anderson
Clarksburg
William Boone
Lawrence Melvin
Adamstown
Kanede
Meeting today on resolutions in Frederick County
State Senator Ramsburg and Frederick County delegates will meet with Farm Bureau representatives to discuss resolutions from the December annual meeting. The resolutions urge itemized county expenditure schedules, oppose ice cream manufacturing changes, and seek more funds for agricultural disease control studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frederick County
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Ramsburg
Melvin H. Derr
House
Senate
Annapolis
Derr
Woodsboro
Lawyers Are Not Guilty Of Misconduct Charges
Two Cumberland lawyers were cleared of professional misconduct charges after two days of testimony. Judge Mish and Judge Harris dismissed the case against Henry G. Shores of Keyser and Thomas L. Richards of Cumberland, who were acquitted of inducing a witness to alter testimony in an illegal liquor case.
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Cumberland
Joseph D. Mish
Morgan L. Harris
Henry G. Shores
Keyser
W. Va
Thomas L. Richards
Mney
Community Players Weigh Taking Over Summer Theater
Frederick’s Community Players plan a Wednesday meeting at Winchester Hall to consider taking over Mountain Theater at Braddock and running winter and summer shows under one non profit board with a full time director and a separate theater business manager. The idea aims to revive the only professional playhouse in Western Maryland, blending amateur and professional work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Community Players
James Decker
Jim Decker
Braddock Playhouse
Missouri
Market Street
Broadway
Walter Decker
Him
Minnie Maddern Fiske
de- Wolfe Hopper
Charles R. Phillips
Camp Detrick
Braddock
Edna Measeil
Dr. Phillips
Maryland
Maryland Grange backs 12 year road plan with toll funding plea
The Maryland State Grange executive committee endorsed the proposed 12 year road building plan with reservations. They urged toll road funding as part of the program and called for stronger support for county road improvements and county state collaboration. Roger H. Willard and local Grange leaders attended the Frederick luncheon with AAA officials briefing on highway safety and a proposed raise of the driving age to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Grange
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Russell H. McCain
State Roads Commission
General Assembly
The
Automobile Club of Maryland
Grange
Roger H. Willard
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
J. Herbert Snyder
Union
Bridge
Samuel C. Linton
Charles County
Herbert R. Hooper
Harford ' S
John R. Newcomer
Hagerstown
Bruce E. Crum
L. H.crickenberger
Krelmer
Frederick Aaa
Jack T. Alexander
New Transmissions and Power Steering Spread in Auto Industry
Detroit reports automatic transmissions and power steering gaining popularity across price ranges. Surveys show about 4.3 million passenger cars built last year with over two million equipped with automatics. More than half of new cars likely to have automatics this year. Power steering cost similar to automatics. both refining for simplicity and efficiency. Some models offer them as standard with price adjusted. Predictions suggest standardization as manufacturers streamline assembly lines. The trend is supported by industry authorities who see eventual nationwide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Camp Detrick News Highlights Blood Drive Plans
Preparations for the February 2 Red Cross Bloodmobile visit advance. Pledge cards distributed at an orientation meeting for branch representation, with Elizabeth Willard and H. Keats among attendees. The Blood Program Committee includes Capt. Leonard Sutton, Capt. Schwiner, and others. Also notes 1952 suggestion drive, inservice courses at University of Maryland, and local club activities at Bangtail Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Red Cross
Elizabeth Willard
H. Keats
David H. Beyer
USAF
Leonard §. Sutton
Joseph Schwiner
John Puskar
Raymond N. Wagner
Gerald W. Beveridge
Charles C. Moore
Lee Ifert
Ellen Noyes
Dorothy G. Moss
G. M. Grabenstein
Irene M. Calder
John H. Thompson
Lodge asks FBI to probe UN and U.S. delegation staff
United Nations New York January 26 Henry Cabot Lodge publicly called on the FBI to investigate every American employed by the United Nations and by the U.N. delegation. Lodge, now chief American delegate, said this was his first official act and that Eisenhower supports it. He bypassed State Department channels and asked J Edgar Hoover for a case by case report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Middletown
State Board of Health
Frederick City
Derr
House
Ways and Means Committee
Department of Motor Vehicles
Senate Matters
Ramsburg
Senate
Green Commission
United Nations
N. Y
Henry Cabot Lodge
FBI
U. N
United States
Lodge
Eisenhower
J. Edgar Hoover
State Department
Policeman Acquitted In Frederick Larceny Case
A Frederick City police officer, Harlan DeGrange, was found not guilty of larceny of $55 from Laura Biddinger after a special Peoples Court session led by Substitute Trial Magistrate Edward J. Smith. Witnesses for the defense included Chief Charles V. Main and others. Mrs. Biddinger testified about a night of drinking and missing money after visiting several diners and a tourist cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Frederick
Rfore
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Harlan DeGrange
Laura B. Nichols Biddinger
Martinsburg
W. Va
Flagerstown
Charles V. Main
W. W. Corbin
Force
DeGrange
Biddinger
West Patrick Street
Eugene Lake
East Sixth Street
Charles A. Price
Edwin F. Nikirk
End of Beef Price Ceilings Urged by House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee led by Rep. Hill urged immediate end to OPS beef price ceilings and controls. It said current regulations distort markets, do not aid consumers, and tie retail beef to limited price dynamics, costing producers and consumers millions. The panel urged removal of controls as safety allows and cited evidence of unnecessary continuation impeding price relationships. It noted OPS rules force retailers to offer a narrow choice of priced beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rep
Hill
R-Cole
Italians warned may back Communists over immigration law
An American priest in Rome warned that disillusionment with U S immigration laws could drive many Italians toward the Communist option in upcoming elections. Father John O Grady of Washington DC, former member of President Truman's immigration commission, said Italy could swing to Communists in the next few months as discontent grows over McCarran Walter Act provisions. He cited unemployment overpopulation and pressure from displaced Italians as factors in emigration.
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Rome
U. S
Mser
John O'Grady
Washington, D. C
Truman
Commission On Immigration and Naturalization
Italy
O'Grady
Italian Catholic Migration Committee
City Properties Change Hands During Past Week
Deeds filed in the clerk’s office show multiple property transfers across Frederick and surrounding areas. Annie E Kindle sells to Charles H Kindle a home at 250 Carroll Parkway for about 17000. Allen B Ramsburg sells 77 acres plus improvements in Walkersville district for about 16000 to Walter R Ramsburgs. Hubert A Harp sells 10 South Jefferson Street to Margaret E Rohrer for about 10000. Georgia W Read sells eight acres and improvements on the old Monu ment road near Myersville to Paul A Horiie for about 7000. Lewis E Crumpacker sells on the Union Bridge to Friendship road at Little Pipe Creek to Clarence R Mackley for about 36000. Mackley sells to Charles E Buffington in Johnsville district for about 5000. Luther B Carr sells to George W Brady a property at 7 West C Street Brunswick for about 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie E. Kindle
Charles H. Kindle
Carroll Parkway
Allen B. Ramsburg
Walter R. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Hubert A. Harp
South
Jefferson Street
Margaret E. Rohrer
Georgia W. Read
Paul A. Horiie
Jackson
Old Monument Road
Myersville
Lewis E. Crumpacker
Clarence R. Mackley
Union Bridge
Friendship
Little Pipe
Damage Claims To Be Consolidated In Baltimore
A preliminary pact aims to consolidate about six million dollars in damage claims from the bleacher collapse at the Sonja Henie ice show. Some 355 suits filed after last March 7 begin in three Baltimore courts, to be unified before Judge Emory H. Niles pending state Court of Appeals ruling on Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co. liability beyond the insured policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sonja Henie
Fifth Regiment
Emory H. Niles
Niles
State Court of Appeals
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co
Brunswick Student is Lions Speaker
Brunswick High School junior Ralph N Manuel spoke at the Carrell Manor Lions Club meeting at Grange Hall Adamstown. He had attended Maryland Boys state at St Johns College Annapolis and Shale and was chosen as senior senator to attend Boys Nation in Washington July 23 to 31. The Brunswick Lions Club sponsored him along with American Legion Stedman Keenan Post 96.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph N. Manuel
Brunswick High School
Carrell Manor Lions Club
Grange Hall
Adamstown
Manuel
Brunswick Club
Maryland
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Shale
Washington
American Legion
Stedman-Keenan Post No. 96
Brunswick
E. Donald Carr
Ralph Manuel
Brunswick Lions Club
H Robert deRoce
Roger Gobbies
Carl Thomas
March of Dimes
Orville Ambush
Earl Remsberg
Frederick Lions
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Brook Hill
Yellow Springs
Grace Green
Lenora Keyser
Hazel Korrell
Gloria Horst
Irene Schultz
Catherine Rothenhoeier
Esta Specht
Hazel Korreil
Goldie Moss
OL O D. Doggett
Jane’ Zimmerman
Arkansas
Elmer R. Titman
Clyde Titman
Route 1
5Th Armored Div
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Mindis
XN. Y
Henry Cabot Locge Jr
Trygve Lic
U.N
Oslo
Norway
Martha
Ragehild
Astrid
Florida
Allan Luke
Clifton Forge
William Allan Luke, Jr
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Ae Mountain Theater
Jessica Tandy
the Ledger
Rockville
K. Welte
Division of Tuberculosis Control
Montgomery County Health Department
Montgomery County
Montgomery County TB Association
County Health Department
County Medical Society
A. Mitchell
Michael R. DeCarlo
Daily Bulletin
College of Special and
University of Maryland
T-707
William B. Strough
Monsieur Riccardo Brouillette
Bangtail Club
Squire Eddie Gallagher
Riccardo
Towson Angel
Joseph Schwimer
Warick Concise Hutchinson
Sunshine
Mr. Hutchinson
John Convey
Jesse Hunsberger
Frederick National Aromry
Frederick Civitan Club
Paul Jones
Western Rangers
New Cumberland General Depot
New Cumberland
William F. Clarke
New Cumberland Cagers
Walden String Quartet
Hood College
Hood
Pvts
Arthur ©. Meeder
Ashland
India
Joseph ¥. Feigher
Philadelphia
Charlies C. Fischer
Wilmington
James M. Gentry
Easiey
S C
Anne E. Rensvold
Staten Island
Detrick
Lillian Gross- Nickle
Dorothy Winpigler
Vivian
Andrew Frances DeGrance
Charlotte Dunn
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thomas J. Houston
First Missionary Baptist Church
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