Eddy named professor and head of languages at Hood College
Frederick D. Eddy of Chester Fh was named professor and head of the department of classical and modern languages at Hood College announced by Dr. Andrew G. Truxal president. Eddy will succeed Marguerite Treille who retired last month and will move to Frederick with his family this summer. Brumbaugh to be acting head of art department. Eckhard May previously filled the post.
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Chester
Hoot College
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Eddy
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France
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Thomas B. Brumbaugh
Greencastle
Elizabeth Eckhard May
Frederick
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Hamilton College
Sorbonne
Paris
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Middlebury
Institut de Phonetique
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University of Pennsylvania
Indiana (Pa
Brumbaugh
State Teachers College
Indiana
Europe
Biarritz American University
State University of Iowa
Emory University
Georgia
Hagerstown Municipal Band to Perform in Baker Park Friday
The Recreation Commission announces the Hagerstown Municipal Band will give a Friday evening concert at Baker Park at eight. The event replaces the July Fourth show canceled due to threatening weather with a rain date set for Wednesday August 2 if needed. The 4 member band directed by Dr Peter Buys features George H Buys as assistant conductor and marks the group’s first Frederick appearance in years.
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Yembers
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George H. Buys
Frederick
City Code To Be Revised In Frederick
The Frederick authorities plan a complete revision of the city code to remove outdated rules and clarify statutes. City Attorney E Austin James joined the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers at 42.50 annually to gain access to legal materials. Mayor Elmer F Munshower backs a thorough study of the code with potential legislative approvals for measures like an Off Street Parking Commission. A chimney fire at Barbara Fritchie Candy Shoppe on West Patrick Street was extinguished by three fire companies with minor damage reported.
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National Institute of Municipal Law Officers
Washington
Nimlo
National Institute
Frederick
Elmer F.munshower
Board of Aldermen
James
Edward K. Smith
Munshower
Barbara Fritchie
West
Patrick Street
Norman Despeaux
Despeaux
Independents Pumper
Citizens Hook-And-Ladder
United Rescue Truck
McCarthy Calls Official Communist. Posniak Denies Charges
Senator McCarthy labeled a high State Department official a Communist, prompting Senator Morse to defend Edward G. Posniak a Moscow-born economist. Posniak called the accusations vicious and libelous and noted he left Russia at eight due to the Communist revolution. Morse had previously vouched for Posniak’s loyalty in 1936 while Morse was an assistant to the Attorney General.
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McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
Morse
R-Ore
Edward G. Posniak
Poshiak
Russia
Russia could launch war in the west at any time
Wiesbaden July 25. A high ranking U S Air Force spokesman said Russia has men and materials enough in East Germany to wage war on Western Europe any time. He added capabilities exist though intent is not believed. He noted no big rise in Russian plane strength but ongoing fighter aircraft replacement. about a year ago U S officers estimated 1500 first line planes in Communist Germany, far exceeding America's total in all Europe.
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Germany
Russia
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Western Europe
U. S
Air Force
America
Europe
Parking Regulations Enforced Across City Center
City police report widespread ticketing for parking violations around the Square on Patrick Street. Under mayoral orders patrolmen enforce no parking on both day and night shifts to curb congestion, though distinguishing quick stops for purchases remains challenging.
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Patrick Street
Parks to shop sparks debate over traffic collateral
A fragment discusses motorists parking to shop and the debate among police and motorists about whether a $1 traffic collateral is required. It also notes a remark about herrings and egg production, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Insurance For Doctors Bills Ready By Sept 1
Baltimore July 25 The Maryland Medical Service Inc said its prepaid insurance for doctors bills will start Sept 1 and target Blue Cross subscribers. The Blue Shield plan will cover physician fees for subscribing families under 3600 annual income, with higher incomes subject to terms. Dr Richard F Kieffer said enrollment begins Nov 3 for those who sign up in September.
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Maryland Medical Service, Inc
Maryland Hospital Service
Blue Cross
Maryland
Blue Cross Pays
Blue Shield
Richard F. Kieffer
Doctor plan gains wide physician participation in Baltimore area
Dr. Kieffer announced that 1324 physicians or 64 percent of those in Baltimore and 87 percent in the counties have agreed to participate in the plan. Premiums are 70 cents monthly for individuals, 1.70 for couples, and 33.00 for families, with no medical examination required before subscribing.
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