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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1954

Page

2

Windfall plan exposed by Senate Banking panel

The Senate Banking Committee outlines how section 608 of the National Housing Act allowed F H A insured mortgages of 90 percent of inflated project costs. By acting as architect and builder or paying a small fee, developers could secure multi million dollar insured loans for land and buildings and pocket large windfalls. Windfall schemes far outstrip prior piracy by Get Rich Wallingford.

Senate Banking Committee National Housing Act Get-Rich-Wallingford

Among The Sick In Frederick County July 23 1954

Freeman itemized social notices list local residents and relatives in Frederick area hospitals and homes. It notes patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Washington Sanitarium, with brief updates on recovery and transfers, including Mary Lawrey and others, along with routine hospital ambulance movements and a few family visit mentions.

Power and Suez in the balance of world power

The article argues that power politics favor nations that engage, noting Russia actively plays the game while the United States may or may not. It traces how Western withdrawal expands Russian influence from Asia to Eastern Europe and the Middle East, citing Greece Palestine Gibraltar Cyprus and the Suez Canal Zone as focal points, with Britain’s troop presence pivotal to blocking Russian aims.

Russia United States Asia Pacific China Korea Tibet Indochina Diukupe Watc Coed Romania Bulgaria Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia Germany Austria Greece Yugoslavia Palestine Spain Gibraltar Cyprus Suez Canal Middle East India Africa

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

July 23 1904 items include John H Grove declining water rent collector post over salary, his resignation offered to the Mayor. Horse ridden by Mr Ed Weller on Market near Patrick street caused severe forehead gash. Crystal Plate Ice and Storage Co now operating with capacity 30 000 pounds daily. C E Cline president. plans cold storage next spring. Reno S Harp reelected chairman of the Republican County Central Committee at a Court House meeting.

John H. Grove C. E. Cline Reno S. Harp Republican County Central Committee Court House

Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News July 23 1934

C Cyril Klein former city forester has two banana groves an orange tree and a lemon tree at his home. Miss Julia Ramsburg plus Miss Ann Helfenstein Miss Roberta Morton and Miss Jane McComas all of this city attend a camp for smaller girls near Woodstock Virginia. Forest fire swept about five acres of the city water shed near Hamburg and was extinguished after a CCC crew from Fishing Creek was dispatched. The playgrounds season may be cut short by two weeks as funds for operation are short of the goal.

C. Cyril Klein Julia Ramsburg Ann Helfenstein Roberta Morton Jane McComas Woodstock Hamburg CCC Fishing Creek

Sponge Cover Aids Pyelography Procedure

Dr. Norvell Belt of Frederick Memorial Hospital developed a coarse-pore cellulose sponge cover for the cystoscopic table to ease patient discomfort during retrograde and intravenous pyelograms. Tests on 100 patients showed no loss of image sharpness, and patients reported relief. the cover is installed at the hospital and discussed in the AMA journal.

Norvell Belt Frederick Memorial Hospital Tne Gourmat Ue American Medical Association Belt DuPont Company Journal of the Ama

Baltimore man pleads guilty in theft case

A Baltimore man named Robert C. Campbell pleaded guilty before Judge Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr to stealing a pistol a necklace and about $50 from Mr and Mrs Charles Lipps on West South Street. Campbell was sentenced to one year in the House of Correction with two months credit for jail time awaiting trial. He and Conrad Douglas Williams were arrested after a jewelry box was discarded and later located along East Second Street. Lipps identified the stolen items. Williams received one year for carrying concealed weapons and one year for larceny. Several minor collateral forfeitures followed.

Baltimore Jin Peoples Court Charles Lipps South Street House of Correction Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr Robert C.campbell Campbell Dellayed Conrad Douglas Williams Sergt Norman Dietz East Second Street Lipps Point of Rocks Byron E Wipck Bedford Gary S. Moore Lindale Tex Hill Albert A. Pearce, Jr Upper College Terrace Thomas E. Robinson Hagerstown Raymond L. Sadus Grant Place East Third Street Ceustody

Eastland Delivers Lone Cotton Economics Talk At 3 A.M.

In a near-deserted Senate chamber at 3 am,Sen. Eastland spoke 41 minutes against Eisenhower’s atomic energy bill. An 12-person observers group watched as Eastland argued cotton economics, noting Upton presiding, Goldwater drafting a letter, and Long and Cooper listening in a subdued, almost inaudible scene.

Washington U Senate Chamber Sen Eastland D-Miss Eisenhower Washington Lea Goldwater R-Aziz Long D-Lal Sen. Cooper R-Ky Goldwater Alabama Georgia South Carolina Sen. Upton Rnh Upton Long Cooper Taft

Garden Club Plans Fall Luncheon At Old Braddock Home

Garden club members meet Monday at Miss Helen Smith’s Old Braddock home to discuss the annual fall luncheon set for September 20 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. President Theron Green presided as plans were announced for the event.

Garden Club Taskers Chance ‘Garden Club Helen Smith Old Braddock Theron Green Francis Scott Key Hotel

Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass

The piece ponders whether humanity deserves to continue amid repeated wars and asks if peace and harmony can be achieved through personal virtue. It recalls news of the Ghent peace treaty and laments ongoing conflicts despite technological progress. The Sunday School Picnic at Parkway Church of God drew 140 attendees with games, food, and activities organized by church members.

Earl L. Douglass New York Ghent Chicago Tribune Parkway Church of God Rocky Springs Donald M. Sullivan Luther Barker Charles Schill Mary Ford Loyal Workers Bible Class Elmer Moss

Milwaukee girl suffers cerebral concussion in drain fall

Waney Joan Koch six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Koch Milwaukee fell into a 95 foot open drain at her home and was taken to a hospital in Milwaukee with a cerebral concussion The family connections include Mrs Kohn former Truth Ann Hoke and Emma Jane Miller of Emmitsburg

Waney Joan Koch Robert Koch Milwaukee Wis Kohn Truth Ann Hoke Sara Hoke Emma Jane Miller Emmitsburg

Conference Officers Are Elected Here

West Baltimore District Conference of the Washington Annual Conference of the Methodist church elected officers and named committees during the eighth annual session at Asbury Methodist church. Key posts went to Rev. C. A. Scott as district superintendent and Rev. N. B. Carrington as secretary with multiple others handling treasurer evangelism missions and temperance. Guest speakers reviewed the 1954-55 budget totaling 303852, with 15 percent allotted to the West Baltimore district and part of funds to the United Conference Appeal for Church Extension. The five-day meeting featured services by Atholton junior choir and other congregations, and ends Sunday with host pastor Rev. Edward D. McGowan.

West Baltimore Washington Methodist Church Asbury Methodist Church C. A. Scott N. B. Carrington J. L. Garrison B. M. Hargrove L. L. Mosley A. H. Hammond B.M. Hargrove Katherine Holley Women's Society of Christian Service Christian Education Sarah Waters Dorothy McGowan Viola Arter Irvin C. Lockman Golden Cross Society Bertha Williams Henry Johnson Frederick Bruce Herman Jackson James Hutton Louis Kelly Randolph Robinson E. E. Arter S. W. Fields United Conference Appeal Williams Atholton Near Washirington Buckeystown Athelton Charles Town Harpers Ferry W. Va Garrett Rawlings W. M. ‘Carroll Home For Levi B. Miller, Jr Samuel Carter Richard Johnson Washington District of Methodist Church

Two Boys Caught With Stolen Goods From Local Store

Two young colored boys aged 8 and 11 were seen leaving McCrory's store on West Patrick street Thursday morning. Sergt. Sherman Boone recovered eight lots of safety pins eight key blanks and four toy motorcycles. The boys were released to their parents and the probation office notified.

Sergt Sherman Boone Sergt. Boone West Patrick Street McCrory

Lease Filed for Babe's Package Store at 160 South Jefferson

A lease recorded with the Clerk of the Circuit Court shows Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Krantz leasing Babe's Package Store at 160 South Jefferson Street to John H. Crum Ernest Cramer and Clifford M. Crum for four years from July 12 1954 at 150 dollars monthly. A renewal option grants two five year periods.

Circuit Court Harry T. Krantz John H. Crum Ernest Cramer Clifford M. Crum South Jefferson Street Babe’s Package Store

Jeans Dance Winners at Staley Park Event

Teenagers danced in jeans at a no weekly dance in Staley Park fieldhouse Wednesday evening. Betty Lou Davis and Buckey Summers won the spot dance. Prize donated by Thomas Lawson. Mrs. W. W. Corbin served as chaperone.

Staley Park Fieldhouse Betty Lou Davis Buckey Summers Thomas Lawson W. W. Corbin

Derby Prize Error Corrected for Stockman Winner

Terry Stockman of MC West South Street won fifth place in Frederick's Soap Box Derby on Wednesday. The listing mistakenly named him Jerry Stockman, and he received a feature mitt as his prize.

Terry Stockman MC West South Street Frederick Jerry Stockman

France Lost In Lots Of Ways By Her Debacle In Indochina

Washington columnist David Lawrence contends France’s Indochina defeat undermines its prestige and weakens American faith in France as a reliable ally. He warns Congress may reallocate defense aid, urges vigilance against Soviet efforts to scuttle Europe, and cites EDC resistance, Western expectations, and a feared French cabinet retreat amid Moscow influence.

France Indochina David Lawrence Washington America Congress Europe Laniel Mendes-France Moscow West Germany United States Morocco Tunisia Africa Paris Dulles Geneva Poland Czechoslovakia

New Market WCTU Holds July Meeting at Kemp Town Hall

The New Market Women's Christian Temperance Union met in Kemp Town Hall with large attendance. Honorary members led the program including prayers by Rev J William Briscoe and Rev Leon E Cage, plus readings and music by the Little German Band. Miss Katherine Eye, a Congo Belge missionary, spoke of travels in the Holy Land. August gathering set for Mrs Mollie Gladhill in Damascus.

C.T.U New Market Women’s Christian Temperance Union Kemptown Hall Ivan Lawson Harry Swomley J. William Briscoe Mary Ma Golerick Browningsville Raymond Day Lawson Katherina Eye Congo Belge Africa Holy Land Leon E. Cage Mollie Gladhill Damascus

Eight room house sold at public sale on Main Street

An eight room two story house in Walkersville on Main Street was bought in trustee sale at the Court House this morning. The property belonged to Maymie L Wachter. Amos A. Holter, trustee, conducted the sale with Emmett R. Bowlus as auctioneer.

Walkersville Buty Th Court House Maymie L Wachter Amos A. Holter Emmett R. Bowlus

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