Inflation fears mount amid steel strike implications
Inflation fears grow as the steel strike drags on in Washington and price rises spread. Analysts warn a long stoppage could lift costs for homes cars and appliances, with auto dealers predicting higher prices and renewed panic buying may push fourth quarter volumes to new highs. Efforts to locate Charles Walters, tied to a major gas exploration lease in Blairsville-Peptonville, Washington County, have failed as Walters remains missing after claiming large acreage and pipeline investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Detroit
Charles Walters
Blair's Valley
Pectonville
Washington County
Hagerstown
Walters
Frederick
Board of Aldermen consider Washington Frederick and Gettysburg franchise
The Board of Aldermen expressed willingness to grant a franchise to the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg for a single track on Fourth street from the city’s western outskirts to East street. City Attorney Levy was instructed to draft an ordinance for board action.
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Board OF Aldermen
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Fourth Street
East Street
Levy
Teens plan activities as Rotary Club backs youth program
The Frederick Rotary Club will sponsor events for teenagers including a pool party and dances at Winchester Hall. Mayor Derr offers pool use Saturdays 6 to 8 pm with staff, while Claggett Center hosts a picnic and hayride August 22. The couple tied the knot July 3 at Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Winchester Hall
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
Ce D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Rotary Club
Ed Awveno Ward McGuiness
James R. Luhn
Lloyd Ambrosen
Roger Beane
Edman
Ward Mull
Walter Roney
Virginia
R. E. Hitselberger
Clarke Place
Ans
Bussard Begins District Tours as Optimist Leader
C Lease Bussard, newly elected Optimist International president, starts a tour across North American districts. He meets Dr. Walter A. Reiling in Dayton and attends a Batavia meeting with local officials to plan district activities and new club development. The trip aims to promote the slogan Here We Grow Again and set policies for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International
Los Angeles
Calif
Aking
Walter A. Reiling
Daytona
Reiling
Fredwick
Rotary International
Peter Pan Inn
Dayton
Bussard
Batavia
N. Y
Ceseeey
Wemey Armeeey
Salt Board of Directors
Carol Stupana
Moose Home
Mary Lynn Engelbrecht
Rocky Robert C. DeYoung
Blue
Ruth Ann Ifert
Sarah Ifert
Andrew L.middletown
Blue Rise Jr
Optimist Ribbon
Veronica Little
Thurmont
Club of
Betty Huebner
New Market
Donna Buckey
District 1
Ruth McBride
Walkersville
New York
St. Louis
Lhairman
Franklin A. Steinke
International New
Ray Millard
Bernard B. Burford
Optimist
North American
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Approximately 500 people attended the animal and insect exhibit at Freenek Playgrounds, with entries in poultry contests and clothing demonstrations. Notable locals and youth groups from Lewistown, Thurmont, Petersville, and Woodsboro participated, as judges praised the demonstrations and plans for state fair competition at Timonium were noted.
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the News
Mantle Stars Lead League Batting and Homers Across Leagues
The report highlights Mickey Mantle leading in batting with 363 runs driven in 77 RBIs and 31 homers. It notes Rivers, Piersall, and other players setting marks in triples, doubles, and steals while listing league leaders in batting, hits, and pitching for both the American and National Leagues.
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American Traguef
Mantle
New York
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
4 H Girls Competing for County Honors in Demonstration Day
Four H girls compete for county honors across a three day demonstration event at East Church Street School. Dairy and poultry foods judged Wednesday, with baked goods and cherry pie making later. Friday clothing judged at Calvary Methodist, finale is a style revue at Baker Park. ribbons awarded to Carol Ann Brachey Margaret Anne Jones Sally Jones and Ann Miller.
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East Church Stree School
Calvary Methodist Church
Baker Park
le Deane Park
Carol Ann Brachey
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Anne Jones
Sally ‘Jones
Ann Miller
Travis Zoiler
Little Star Ruckeus
Pole worker returns to duty after near fall
Paul Hayward Bittinger, an Edison lineman on East Fifth Street, escaped serious injury when the power pole he was atop fell about 30 feet between Unionville and Glasivroville. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released, with a lacerated ear and bruises but no broken bones. He returned to work the next morning per Maryland State Police report.
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Paul Hayward Bittinger
East Fifth Street
Unionville
Glasivroville
John Cartee
Maryland State Police
Bittinger
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Potomac Edison
Power Mower Safety Cautions From Dr Burgess
County Heart Officer warns power mowers require careful use and proper grounding. Do not operate in wet conditions and keep area clear of children and pets. Use protective shoes, disengage clutch in emergencies, avoid refueling with hot engine, and disconnect ignition before repairs.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Maryland
Birth of fourth child for Mr and Mrs Bernard Gilbert Jr
Mr and Mrs Bernard L Gilbert Jr of Seminole announce the birth of their fourth child and fourth daughter Sarah Henderson at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. Daisy Mavles, sister of Mrs Smith, stayed with the Smiths in Union Bridge before returning to Fort Knox to resume her clerk stenographer position at the Armor School. The notice also lists numerous visitors and a West Reunion held July 15 at the Fox home in Woodshore with plans to host next year in Unionville.
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Bernard L. Gilbert Jr
Sarah Henderson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles N. Smith
Union Bridge
Daisy Mavles
Smith
Fort Knox
Henry Townsend
Upper College Terrace
George R. Teale
San Francisco
Cal
Teale
Otho J. Keller
Arthur G. Schvettinger
Teales
Baltimore
West
Austin Fox
Woodshore
Dorsey Gaither
Unionville
Booty Evier
Monroe West
Navie Lee West
Doris
Skippy Moore
Frank Winebrenner
Lee Winebrenner
Sandra
Connie
Walter R. Winebrenner
Wayne Winebrenner
Max
Eddie Feith
Michael
Barbara
Mildred
Harry Statey
Walliam Abrecht
Helen Alwocht
Stella Crum
Sherman Slack
Thornton Black
Wayne
Guy Myers
Dallas Reed
Bobtie
Walter Dedderar
Howard Dedderar
Peggy
Carolee
Kevin
Mollie Hauer
Lesiig Ray Black
Paul
Leslie
Ruth
Rachel
Landa
Joyce
Frederick County Planning Stresses Growth Amid Zoning Debate
Julian Tarrant of Ladislas Segoe Associates addresses Rotary Club as Frederick County plans expand tied to influx from Baltimore and Washington. He notes 1940–50 population jump of nine percent, rural nonfarm rise, farm decline, and rising home construction. County aims to regulate land subdivision and curb unsightly developments while facing state and federal policy considerations.
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Frederick County
Julian Tarrant
Cincinnati
Richmond
Tarrant
Baltimore
Washington
Montgomery
Baltmore
Congress
Department of State
United Nations
Maryland
Rocky Ridge Social Roundup and Church Notes
Local visitors from York, Thurmont, Woodsboro, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington visit-area families including the Ha n s, Keilholtz, Beck, Wantz, and Sharrer clans. The Holy Name Society meets in Thoronton and Mt Tabor Guild holds a July 12 program at Mt Tabor Park. July 21 festival planned. Md Marine Corps League notes state convention and a national birth rate statistic is cited.
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John D. Kaas
Rocky Ridge
Frank Weant
York
John Hahn
Walter Sharrer
Washington
Carroll Shorb
Thurmont
Carroll Powell
Lewistown
Charles R. Trowell
Harry Boone
Charles Keeney
Charles Jr
Woodsboro
Charles Gruber
Ralph Beck
Wm Grimes
Vivian
Vera
Fay
Finksburg
Arthur Edmonsion
Oakland
Addie Valentine
E. F. Keilholtz
Charles Graber
H. K. Albaugh
Betty Osmund
Baltimore
Willard Stanley
Billy
Blue Ridge Summit
Ralph Lee Keilholtz
Rufus Haverstick
Littlestown
John Duncan
Heisley Coran
Frederick
Rube Hollinger
Guy Boller
Ray Etheridge
Wm. Kaas
Holy Name Society
Thormont
Women’s Guild of
Mt. Tabor
Mae Kaas
Mand Can
Stambaugh
Novella Winter
Tomade
John D. Kass
Dept. of Md
Marine Corps League
Amercan Lesson Chubhouse Cheverly
Side Glances on China and U N Admission Debate
The article notes opposition to admitting Red China to the United Nations, arguing it would encourage aggression and tyranny. It lists names of officials and officers connected to a Baltimore area veterans group, with details of a banquet and dance following a business meeting.
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Peiping
China
Community of Nations
Republic of China
U.N
New York Herald Tribune
Mancant
Kenneth Chadfater
Baltamoire
Charles Harns
Prince George
Lou Herandante
Washington
Patricia Morgan
Baltimore
Har’ Oyoake
Montgomery County
Kha Walters
Northeast
M. Myers
Northwest
John D. Kaas
Wm. Cherry
Hy Rosen
Brighton Mass
Local hospital notices report multiple patient statuses
Among the sick Mr Joseph Stone Jr of South Market Street underwent an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported satisfactory. Rev William D Mowen of Arlington Va was admitted to Anderson Orthopedic Hospital for examination and possible spinal surgery. Irene Mullican of Frederick admitted with severe bruises to her TV. Teea tee Nee fell at a friend’s home and was admitted to Washington County Hospital for surgery. Mrs Monroe Mount of Kemp Town moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for emergency appendectomy. Richard Miller Jr of Old Braddock underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Luther P Zimmerman an 18 months old near Myersville treated at Washington County Hospital for a chin wound that required three stitches.
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Joseph Stone Jr
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William D. Mowen
Church of the Nazarene
Anderson Orthopedic Hospital
Arlington
Irene Mullican
Route 1
Frederick
Teea Tee Nee
Maude Moats
West Patrick Street
Washington County Hospital
Haverstown
Monroe Mount
Kemptown
Damascus
Samuel L. Zimmerman
Myersville
Mayerstown
Words Often Misused and Pronunciation Guide by Gordon
English Lesson outlines correct usage for desert versus abandon in projects and explains common mispronunciations and misspellings. It notes Annuity spelling with two Ns and Anoint with one N, plus synonyms for break and related terms.
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W. L Gordon
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Actess
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Clarence EF. Brown
Jefferson
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Charles B. Lahn
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
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Freenek Playgrounds Commission
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Ude Jas Kline
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Harold Summers
Adeline Cronenburs
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James Kepler
Phip Landon
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Edward Toberg
Braddock
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Win‘Mers
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Joyce Boyer
Petersville
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L. H. Hildebrand
Lavington
Calvary Church
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Petersville Club
Ano Runkles
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Woodsbury
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Today In World Affairs
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United Na
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Red China
London
British Commonwealth
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Codon
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Dean Rusk
China Institute
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Rusk
Dean Acheson
Truman
Friends
Algent
Frederick Tion
Them
Alo
President Belt
Thomas L. Dunn
Planning Commission
Dan Wight
Robert E. Clapper
J. William Brosius
Jarbor Grove
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Howard Fisher
John Convey
Milton Brunk
TOR
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Galen Smith
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Schell
Jack Price
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Chi’ Ten
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