Lifeline of Morals for Congress Highlighted in 1951 Ideals
The Freeman column argues that a code of conduct for Congress is needed as government service declines and voter apathy lets the wrong men stay in office. It notes Secretary Snyder's $3.5 million surplus forecast and warns deficits may follow, urging scrutiny of revenue measures and sentiment in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Congressman Bennett
Florida
Christian Church
Bennett
Paul Terry of Terrytoons Faces GrowING Animation Age
New Rochelle based animator Paul Terry creator of Terrytoons and famed characters Mighty Mouse and Heckle Jeckle discusses his rise from silent era cartoons to modern technicolor production. He aims to keep producing and expanding with plans for a thousand more cartoons and a future television show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New Rochelle
Chuckie-Smith
Paul Terry
Terrytoons
Mighty Mouse
Dinky the Duck
Terry Bears
Heckle and
Jeckle
Terry
Herman
Aesop Aesop
Aesop
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick County News Highlights
Fifty years ago in Frederick a majority of the Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway stock held by Middletown valley residents had been disposed of, about 15 dollars per share. Ernest Helfenstein plans a Clarke Place residence for his family. Rev W F Glenn succeeds J Roudabush as United Brethren pastor in Myersville. A westbound New York and Cincinnati flyer derailed at Boyds after an open switch, slight injuries and five hours of track blockage. Election supervisors plan county district division with eight voting places in the city, up from four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Myersville and Catoctin
Myersville
New York
Cincinnati
Boyds
Postal Express
Stubborn strawstack fire near Woodsboro checked after hours
Firefighters quelled a three hour blaze at Howard D. Flickinger farm south of Woodsboro. The fire still smoldered this morning but posed no danger. Also notes winter oats being grown by C. C. Barker on P. D. Koons farm at Detour and a plan by Independ ent Hose Company to buy a new 12 cylinder 1000 gallon American Tourance pumper for 13000 delivered in September. MR RICHARD BAUMGARDNER will visit in early August, member of George Owens orchestra, recently touring the Pacific coast and Chicago theater circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Flickinger
Woodsboro
C. C. Barker
P. D. Koons
Detour
Independent Hose Company
Richard Baumgardner
George Olwen
Pacific Coast
Ain Ghicaga
Sick residents list shows local hospital updates and firings
Among The Sick Mr G William Shipley improves at home on Washington street. Children and residents from Brunswick to Emmitsburg and Sitka seek care at Frederick Memorial and University hospitals with several recovering from operations. Former Judge Walter W Preston of Harford County dies in Emmerton at age 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Shipley
Washington Street
Dickie Grimes
Mildred Grimes
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert M. Beachley
Broad Run
Newton D. Baker Veterans' Hospital
Martinsburg
West Virginia
John L. Routzahn
Middletown
Middletown Savings Bank
J. Harry Scott
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
John W. Starr
East Sixth Street
M. R. Etchison
Starr
J. M. Rice
Brunswick
Harry Powers
Theodore Kettleson
Sitka
Alaska
Mervin
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Barnes
Boonsboro
Elias Flynn, Jr
Georgetown University Hospital
Kenneth L. Mercer
Walkersville
Bel Air
Walter W. Preston
Harford County
Maryland
Emmerton
Here
Preston
McClean
Third Judicial Circuit
Towson
Circuit Court of
William H. Harlan
Harry L. Trout
Keymar
Camp Detrick News Highlights at Detrick Diamond Game
Camp Detrick's baseball team plans a big Wednesday night rematch with the Army Chemical Center at the remodeled Detrick diamond. The game features new uniforms and starts at 6 p.m. Serviceman of the Week is Sgt. Maurice D. Rice, with World War II campaigns including D-Day and Rhineland. Military notes cover promotions, new assignments, and a discharge schedule, plus library hours and social events at the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Maurice D. Rice
Sgt
Rice
Pearl Harbor
Fort Bragg
N. C
United States
England
Normandy
Rhineland
Ardennes
Canal Zone
Fort Clayton
Sgt. Rice
Woodside
Long Island, N.Y
Fred J. Delmore
Cecil D. Miller
Colonel Delmore
Pfe’s
William 5. Coghill
Texas
Guy M Baty
Richard G. Snyder
Hillard J. Jendrzynski
Robert C. Jenkins
Jenkins
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Anish
Jane
East Church Street
Frederick
la Monte A. Tucker
J. L. Ivey
Felix P. Magliaris
Maurice W. Haugh
Noel Q. Wright, Jr
Irwin
Bernstein
Waller
Hoffman
Ronald H. Jeffery
Landon M
Mitt
Thaddeus J. Sawa
Lorenzo J. Gaull
Donald A. Hoatson
Charles H. Manning
Fred W. Maurer
George Rosenblatt
San Francisco
SFC
Benjamin Wysocki
Korea
Robert Wieberdink
William Goetz
Goetz
Edward Tuleya
Cecil Clay
Orst
Arrests Docketed by City Police
Several arrests were docketed overnight by city police. William Cromwell of West Patrick street charged with intoxication held under $100 and costs. Oliver Smith of Klinehart's Alley charged with disturbing the peace held under $10 and costs. Arrests made by Sergt Swomley and Officers Boost DeGrange and Heffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cromwell
West Patrick Street
Oliver Smith
Klinehart
Sergt. Swomley
Boost
DeGrange
Heffner
Mountain View Inn files articles to operate tavern
Articles of Incorporation were filed with the State Tax Commission for the Mountain View Inn Mt Airy to operate a tavern. Capital stock is 500 shares of no par value. Incorporators are Wallace Co Wicker and Jacob Rodgers both of Mt Airy and Henry F Rogers Washington. Elder Michaux fined for failing to repair slum rental. Alaska Highway opened to tourists in summer 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Mountain View Inn
Mt. Airy
Wallace Co. Wicker
Jacob
Rodgers
Henry F. Rogers
Washington
Garden Club Picnic At Gambrill Park In Frederick
The Garden Club of Frederick held its annual summer picnic Thursday evening in the Gambrill Park pavilion. More than 40 members and guests attended under chairwoman Mrs G Hunter Bowers with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garten Club
Piccnics
High Knob
Garden Club of
Frederick
Gambrill Park
G. Hunter Bowers
Virginia Miller
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Dwight McCain
Willam Holzapfel
Alden Fisher
Weddings Brightens Summers Row with Multiple Ceremonies
A trio of weddings unfolds across Maryland and Virginia towns. Mary Margaret Hooper weds Paul William Wachter in a simple Jefferson Lutheran ceremony. Violet Kirsten ties to George M. Kirsten Jr. in Parkville with navy attire and yellow rosebuds. Mary Jo Holland marries Douglas Roberson at a Clarksburg home ceremony. All couples plan brief honeymoons before resuming their respective residences and studies or duty. Red Cross in Leesburg names 14 new board members from multiple locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Lutheran Parsonage
Morris G. Zumbrun
Mary Margaret Hooper
Elias Milo Hooper
Route 5
Paul William Wachter
William G. Wachter
Route 4
Kirsten—Fleagle
George W. Fleagie
Thurmont
Violet
George M. Kirsten
Mr. Kirsten
Baltimore
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Miss Duane Wirts
Brunswick
Robert L. Roberson
Dickerson
Smoky Mountains
San Diego
California
Henderson
State Teachers College
Towson
Local families visit and relocate in Frederick area
Dr Earle Blakeslee, Hood College music head, visits Frederick with family while assisting Hood Forward, as Mrs Blakeslee travels to Akron. Prof Blakeslee leads Chaffey music, wife teaches there. Other locals tour Niagara Falls and Montreal, with guests in Wolfsville and a summer move to Braddock Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lege
Ontario
Calif
Earle Blakeslee
Carol
West Fifth Street
Blakeslee
Hood College
Frederick
Akron
Professor Blakeslee
Chaffey
Addresses Optimist Club Meeting on Americanism
At the Thursday dinner at the Southern Restaurant Opti mist Club members heard Rev W Merval Weaver pastor of the First Presbyterian church discuss Americanism. He explained the advantages of being an American and the pioneers who gave this heritage. Weaver was introduced by Jack Shorrow and President Joe Dauphin presided over the meeting and the following board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Southern
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Weaver
Jack Shorrow
Joe Dauphin
Price controls and production cling in wartime economy
The piece argues price and wage controls risk harming the defense program. It notes Charles E. Wilson orders relaxation of machine tool controls to boost production for jet aircraft and arms manufacturing. It warns that delayed armament work due to punitive regulation could undermine national defense and calls for a flexible, incentive minded approach to curb inflation without choking production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
U. S
Congress
United States
Job's Daughters Officers Installed at Bethel No 28
The Bethel No 28 Job's Daughters held a semi annual public installation in the United Brethren church. Miss Mary E. Dubel opened the meeting with Nancy Wenzel presiding as Junior Past Honored Queen assisted by officers including Gertrude Heimiller and Hilda Mae Williams. Honored Queen Ann Rothenhoefer and 20 new officers were installed with musical support from Doris Walter. Nearly 75 members from Baltimore, Hagerstown and Frederick attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel No. 28
International Order of
Job
Sally Wagner
Winnie Hupfeldt
Doris Walter
Ann Rothenhoefer
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Upper College Terrace
Shirley Felton
Barbara Schwartz
Marshall
Margaret Crowther
Betty Lou Gaver
Catherine Engle
Patsy Lescalleet
Flontella Carbaugh
Jo Ann Schroeder
Ann Daugherty
Libby Boyer
Margaret Ann Wayble
Donna Esterly
Alma Martz
Connie Myers
Doris Shaw
Messenger
Connie Eggie
Jean Friese
Patricia Butcher
Betty Dodson
Nancy Wenzel
Rothenhoefer
Frank Rothenhoefer
Girts
Bethel Assiste
George Wenzel
Mothers Club
Baltimore Hagerstown
Frederick
Union Picket Lines At Phone Exchanges
Union picket lines were placed outside Maryland area telephone exchanges in Rockville Myatt and Silver Spring amid stalled wage talks. Union officials described the action as authorized in a deadlock during current negotiations. No other Chesapeake and Potowma telephone company or Communications Workers heard of additional sites. Market prices listed for wheat corn and barley followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Unio
Abo Telephone Company
Maryland
Washington
Rockville
Myatt
Silver Spring
Neith Chesapeake and Potormaphone Company
Gmunications
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North Court
Feederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Frederck
Treasury
Senate
Snyder
Boyle
the News
L. F. Scheffler
Thelma West
Dixieland Five
Milton Puziss
Penenah Rossow
Winchester
Frank J. Thomas
Elder Michaux
Elder Lightfoot Michaux
Dawson Creek
B.C
Fairebanks
Norine Whitehill
West Second Street
Green Parrot Tea Room
Holmes D. Baker
Waverley Farm
Worcester
Mass
John N. Scatcherd
St. Louis
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key
Defiance, O
J. Richard Ramsburg
Elias B. Ramsburg
Richard
Rockwell Terrace
D. T. Dutrow
Rosemont Avenue
Ocean City
Commander
Roger H. Willard
North Market Street
Abram G. Poole
Mount Airy
Delbert M. Poole
Edward Myer
This City
Preston C. Poole
Carylon
Anna Mae
Airy
Alvin M. Poole
Ross
Gene
Frances Smith
Long Corner
Otis N. Rippeon
Pleasant
Howard Poole
Poplar Heights
Dorothy Ramsburg
Ann Ramsburg
Camp Red Wing
Plattsburg, N.Y
L. Clinton Rhoades
Darwin Hueling
Williamsburg
Charlottesville
Richmond
Petersburg
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Ross Routzahn
Robert
East Middletown
Cordle
C Harry Derr
E. Spencer Ware
Hagerstown
Charles §. Derr
Wilmer Slifer
Rudy and
Patti
Fred Wouseholder
Donald Beckett
Diane
Miamisburg
Ohio
Gibert Everhart
Kayot
Stoughton
Clarence Young
Jefferson
Frank G. Remsberg
Howard
Diana Deterding
Remsberg
Charles C. Renn
Rodney Huffer
Wolfsville
Carroll
Germany
Young Heffer
Alice Alexander
Taneytown
Alexander
Andrew Alexander
Mehrle Baumgardner
Carrie Harner
Frank Alexander
John Alexander
Rey Dern
Alice Forest
Annie Gartrell
Dora Barnes
Pearly Baumgardner
Oliver Keefer
Murray ‘Baumgardner
West Falls
Sterling Grumbrine
Union Bridge
Perry Wilkinson
Perry, Jr
Hyattsville
Evelyn Barnes
Cora Sappington
Catherine Gambel
Freddie Ahalt
P. Edwin Ahalt
Vinton
Virginia
M. Foster Ahalt
Mary
Frances Ahalt
Middle_town
Grayson
Jack) May
Harry Bussard
Stella Lawson
Anna Bussard
Anna Havestadt
Derwood
Green Bay
Wis
Paul Rice
Linda
Dayton
Luther Boyer
O Ohio
Cecelia Lutman
Stella Jones
W. T. Deter
George A. Bowlus
E. Robert Bowlus
New York State
George S. Bowlus
Elmira
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Emory L. Carmack
Charles Shaw
John Favorite
Ernest Reddle
Fort Pierce
Fla
Mas
Walter Baust
Miami
Jack Fleischman
Camp Gordon
Carl L. Hildebrand
West Third Street
Harold Temin and
Marc and
Larry
Fort Worth
Myer Kaplan
Eugene Bowers
Atlantic City
John E. Miller
Mexico
Harold Eyler
Lee Place
Jenness Beth
M. N. Harrison
India
Anna
Alma Hastings
New Windsor
James Carr and Daughters
Mobile
Ala
George Petry
Edward Reid
Joanne
Marlin
Treft
Reids
Pennsylvania
Richard Worthington
Ruth
Des Moines
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Worthington
John C. Worthington
Atlanta
S. Earle
Keller—Morgan
First Church of God
Doris Elizabeth Morgan
Pauline Derr Morgan
Charles Melvin Kelier
Charles M. Keller
W. A. Herpich
Jace
Keller
Boonsboro High School
Middletown High School
U. S. Army Communication Center
Camp Briggs
el Paso
Tex
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
RED Cross
Leesburg
Loudoun
William P. Fraser
Purcellville
J. D. Patch
Philmont
Francis Turner
Aldie
Thelma M. Higgens
Sterling
Harry H. Hunter
Round Hill
A. N. Fritter
Hillsboro
H. T. Webster
Dimaggio
Bays
Willie Nee Cron
Jones
Iscuss
Jesse Green
Edwin Hemp
Burkittsville
Toronto
Montreal
Mrs. Bickford Lizer
Carl Owen
Mountain City
Tenn
John Ed. Schell
Fast Second Street
Braddock Heights
David Lawrence
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