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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1954

Page

8

Car Makers Laying Lines For Battle

Detroit reports a major 1955 auto industry showdown as GM and Ford pursue control. Chrysler plans a bold new line with tests underway, while Chevrolet and others prepare redesigned V-8 models. Industry experts foresee significant styling shifts and possible consolidations among smaller firms.

Detroit General Motors Ford Chrysler Chevrolet Packard Studebaker Nash Hudson Kaiser Willys Chrysler Proving Grounds

Court News and Cease Fire Report From Paris

Court record lists property deeds in West Virginia with deeds between Jean Yingling and John Rapport along with other transfers. Paris reports the French National Assembly approved the Indochina cease fire by a 471 to 14 vote, praising the Premier. Annapolis notes Gov Mechldin sent Maryland’s No 1 hunting license to President Eisenhower for possible fall duck hunting. Mechldin holds No 2.

Luc Joseph F. Ramey Rawson W. Va Myrna L. Clevenger Halltown Jean Esther Yingling John R. Rapport William H. Goodsell Charles F. Hahen Charles L. Anglesbee Game and Inland Fish Commission of Maryland Paris French National Assembly Indochina Geneva Assembly Nimrod Annapolis Mecheldin Eisenhower Maryland

Carroll County Education Board Faces Enrollment Pressures

Westminister July 24 Carroll County Board of Education discussed rising pupil numbers and the impact on staffing and school facilities. Enrollment rose from 8,229 in 1952-53 to 8,759 in 1953-54, with forecasts of 9,300 in September and about 10,000 in 1955-56, requiring about 80 teachers. Officials cited salary differences, crowded facilities, and budget limits as causes of teacher attrition and outlined projected facility needs around $2,000,000.

Westminster Carroll County Board of Education Vta Mary ‘Land Carroll County Board of Education Taneytown Manchester Hampstead Mt. Airy New Windsor Elmer Wolfe

Polluted Rocky Fountain Run Posted in Buckeystown

Sanitar ians from the County Health Department posted Rocky Fountain Run warning that the Buckeystown stream is polluted with raw sewage from several homes including one linked to typhoid. Dr Forbes H Burgess urged private typhoid vaccination and announced three shot series starting Monday at the Buckeystown schoolhouse with Camp Detrick supplying needles.

County Health Department Rocky Fountain Run Buckeystown Forbes H. Burgess Health Department Burgess

Local Guard Units Headed to Summer Camp

At 8:45 this morning officers and personnel of two local National Guard units left by motor convoy for a two week encampment at Indiantown Gap Military Reservation in Pennsylvania. Advance units had already departed for schooling and barracks prep. An intensive training program is planned for both units. Also noted was a Clothesline Art Exhibit at the Maryland Avenue Playground featuring water color and crayon drawings by 5 to 13 year olds with winners Woodward Roberts Billy Devilbiss Rosalie Showe and Lois Biggs.

National Guard Annville Indiantown Gap Military Reservation State Armory Playground Art City Recreation Commission Maryland Avenue Playground Woodward Roberts Billy Devilbiss Rosalie Showe Lois Biggs Maryland Avenue

Denise Darcel seeks dramatic acting over cheesecake fame

Denise Darcel, once billed as the most beautiful girl in France, rejects cheesecake publicity and pursues acting. She quit school at 12, now studies history at Hunter College while rising in film and TV, earning up to 5000 dollars weekly in night clubs. She values talent, education, and love over fame, and explains her shifting self-image and dieting.

Boyle New York Denise Darcel Paris France Denise America Hollywood Beverly Hills Hunter College Astings Weelyam Lord Baltimore Maryland el Morocco

Taneytown to Hold July 29 Southern States Meeting

Taneytown leaders on the Southern States advisory board and farm home advisory committee plan a 7 p.m. July 29 Taney Inn meeting to arrange local participation in Southern States Cooperative’s annual membership session and to nominate candidates for upcoming vacancies. Local members include chairmen Fred Waybright and Mrs. E. P. Shriver with other Taneytown residents and Gettysburg affiliates. Representatives Miller and Silver will also attend along with visiting relatives and recent attendees at regional meetings.

Taneytown Southern States Advisory Board Southern States Farm Home Advisory Committee Taney Inn Southern States Co-Operative Fred Waybright Luther Angell David Hess Allen Bo

Local families share visits across towns and states

Miss Ruth Sauble and Mrs. Edward Sauble return from St. Louis where Sauble attends Bailey Technical School. Delmar Biffle family spent days in Ocean City. Edward Nusbaum and daughters Linda and Neysa visit Boston mother. Mrs Charles Arnold home after visit with Mr Jack Rosewald family. Mrs George Newcomer returns from three week visit in Bowling Green Kentucky.

Alice Ruth Sauble Edward Saubie Edward Sauble St. Louis Saubie Baily Technical School Delmar Biffle Ocean City Edward Nusbaum Linda Neysa Boston Mass Sterling Nusbaum Charles Arnold Jack Rosewald John Michael Braddock Heights George Newcomer E. F. Holland Bowling Green

Local social notes mention visits across towns and kinship

Lime Kiln area guests include Mrs. J W Watkins and granddaughters Sherry and Ruera of Graham NC with Mr Lacy DeGrange and Bruce DeGrange of Frederick. Others host or visit relatives in Buckerstown Frederick Clarksburg Halethorpe Indian Head and Tazewell plus a roving TV eye bank camera allows monitoring and alert for holdups.

Taylorsville Community Notes and Upcoming Events

Taylorsville families visited relatives in Huntington and Baltimore last week. The Always Looking Ahead class met at the Franklin home with 22 attendees. The Winfield four-church gathering at Ebenezer Hall honors Rev. E K Sawyers and family with a pantry shower on return for their third year. Taylorsville W S C S set August 5 at Vire Trman Wright’s home. The Always Looking Ahead Class sponsors a minstrel play on August 5 in Taylorsville.

Taylorsville William Fry Charles Myers Huntington W. Va Kyle Sawyers Olivia Price Baltimore Harvey Hipsley Billy Betty Franklin Winfield Charge Ebenezer Hall E. K. Sawyers Sue W.S.C.S Vire Trman Wright

Vacation Notice And Local News Roundup

Union Bridge Union privit Her and Mrs Dixon A Yaste will be on vacation from July 31 to August 13, the pastor has announced. Mr and Mrs Carl Mulinix and son Terry of Pontiac Michigan who visited here last week returned home Sunday. Mrs Lenore Thompson and granddaughter of Baltimore spent last week visiting her sisters and brother. The class of 1941 of New Windsor High School will hold its annual reunion Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Ebmer Smith Wakefield. Miss Helen Rinehart Washington is vacationing with her brother Israel Rinehart and family. The new house of Lewis Crumjacker on Benedum street is nearing completion. Ellsworth Vines, former world champion tennis player, is 1954 California Open golf champion and won at Fort Washington Fresno.

Union Privit Dixon A. Yaste Carl Mulinix Terry Pontiac Mich Lenore Thompson Baltimore T. H. Legg E. L. Seigman Goldie Repp Leslie Q. Repp New Windsor High School John Ebmer Smith Wakefield Helen Rinehart Washington Israel Rinehart

Thunderjet Crashes Into Housing Area at Williams AFB

A disabled Thunderjet crashed into officers housing at Williams Air Force Base in Arizona killing a month-old child and injuring four on the ground. The pilot bailed out after engine trouble near the base. he was injured on landing. Mathew Carl Watry died in the fire. his parents Capt Charles A. Watry and Mrs. Watry of Glendale were seriously burned. A woman and another child were also burned. injuries not yet known. The aircraft had been returning from Del Rio to Luke AFB.

Calif del Rio Air Force Base Tex Luke Air Force Base Ariz

Bread Of Life by Rev A P Bailey

An exhortation contrasting human advice with divine guidance. The speaker urges prioritizing God's call over fatigue and worldly duties, citing scripture such as Psalms 46:1 and John 6:63 to emphasize that God's grace and words bring life and strength.

Rev A. Purnell Bailey Gen. Feature Corp

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