Fashion Revue Highlights 4-H Winners and Bid to College Park
The Frederick 4-H Fashion Revue showcased more than 100 participants with top winners Georgia Anne Masser Mr Pleasant and Rachel Remsberg Buckeystown earning spots in state competition at College Park. Blue ribbon list includes Vivian Wolfe Wolfsville Patsy Wise Middletown and many others in sewing, box wear, aprons, pajamas, and school outfits with judges naming the led performers and participants.
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Georgia Anne Masser
Mr. Pleasant
Rachel Remsberg
Buckeystown
Barbara Hert
Middletown
Williem Boone
Urbana
Frederick County
College Park
Vivian Wolfe
Wolfsvile
Patsy Wise
Wide-Awake
Alice Uoker
Martha Haugh
Ballenger
Carole Anne Bruchey
All, Pleasant
Dorothy McBride
Margaret Jones
Mt. Pleasant
Esther Ludy
Myersville Sr
Sally Geigbert
Blue
Sarah Wert
Catherine Comstock
Woodsboro
Marilyn Routzaha
Myersville
Ann Marie Plumer
Thurmont
Coral Ann Ifert
Barbara Joan Hann
Johnsville
Lynette Sweadner
Libertytown
Nan Pue
Red
Barbara Putman
Lewistown
Linda Miller
Thuremont
Fern Stevens
Patsy’ Stup
Carolyn
Santis
Unionville
Sara Ifert
Grace Marie Offutt
Sue Carol Adams
Little Star
Donna Koontz
Shirley Miller
Ann Mills
Judy Steel
Kay
Ellen Lutz
Helping Hand
Patricia O'Brien
Lewitown
Marilyn Routzahn
Barbara Pullman
Alice Hevner
Diana Burger
Rebecca Warner
Kathleen Sheets
Rebecca Roberts
Prospect
Phylis
Michael
Sally
Jones
Carolyn Flock
Petersville
Donna Fyler
Woodsboro Jr
Nancy Dinterman
Betty Ann Stiles
New Market
Janet Mathias
Donna Jeanne Compher
Tanet Kath Ballencans
Qachave Mills
June Miller
Anne Lovall
Jeffer
Son
Lois Harpord
Grace Offutt
Christy Conway
Harriett Roberts
Peggy Smith
Sally Lou Moser
Connie Main
Judy Lochner
Mrt. Pleasant
Rosia Mary Green
Judith Ann Jones
Rita Smith
Mary Elien Jones
Alice Ganley
Judy Steele
Geraldine Huebner
Donna Jean Compher
Charlotte Stiles
Charlotte Remsberg
Buckeystoun Big Star
School Outfit
Carole Ann Brachey
Mary Ann Sharrer
Rocky Ridge
Sandra Baker
Bonnie Wise
Dorothy Myers
Sarah Blickenstaff
Sally Blickenstaff
Barbara Boone
Sarah Green
Ruth Anv Fiett
Adciewan
Beverly Hann
Kay Beaver
Janice Kehne
Mars Even Comstock
Den
Veronmica Little
Thurntont
Sarah Ranisburg
Jean Wiles
Doris Jean Lev
Betty Lee Holter
Middlelow
Eleanor Hipkins
Dotty Gewbert
Rachel Kemtsberg
Buckesstoun
Helen Stull
Betty Huebner
Jean Reese
Mt_ Pleasant
Heat waves show sharp contrasts across Europe and U S
A long heat spell grips many regions while Europe reports rising fatalities and high temperatures. The piece explains how latitude, climate, and habits shape heat impact, noting London and Oslo readings and Europe’s mounting deaths. It contrasts American tolerance with European vulnerability and ends with unrelated local notices about a real estate transfer and a standards bureau scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
Chicago
United States
Fifteen 30s Camp at Braddock Heights Camp Baker
Fifteen 30s rode the 10 o’clock car to Braddock Heights for a week of camping at Camp Baker named for Joseph D. Baker, president of the Citizens National Bank. They will stay in Camp Abbott tents used by ULALC.A. members earlier. Listed campers include Louis Eichelberger and Dorsey Sappington among others.
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Braddock Heights
Camp
Lavier Michael
Harling Sponseller
Robert Williams
Charles Hagan
Garrett DeGrange Jr
Fred Steck
Edgar Haller
John Brust
Crystal Plate Ice Company
East Fourth
Market Streets
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
Anna H. Roberts
Woman's College
Baltimore
Elias Ramsburg
E. B. Ramsburg
East Church Street
Washington
Serious condition at Johns Hopkins for Mr Delaplaine
Among The Sick The Anidition of Mr. Robert E. Delaplaine Upper College Ter race remained serious late this morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where he is a patient Earrett Hickman of Poquhs was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday evening after a heart attack He remains in critical condition Mrs Franklin Tversar of West South Street has been moved to Vindobona Convalescent Home after eleven weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital Verenadilinn is reported as satisfactory Mrs Nal a Soper of South Market Street who had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday was reported this morning to be getting along as well as could be expected
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Robert E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Earrett Hickman
Frederick Memorial
Braddock tHoughts
Atrs
Nala Soper
South Market Street
Prederick Memorial Hospital
Cotribence and engagement notices from Frederick area
Wedding notice for Catherine Hofner and I Hayden King at Cru sader Lutheran Rockville with residence in Arlington and Camp Detrick ties. Engagement announced for Isabel Mc Garner to Paul Vo McCarthy. wedding planned in September. drunk driving charge against Kenneth Fitzwater. Britain protests Bulgaria shooting down Israeli airliner. foreign office comments on unjustified action.
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Wity—Helmer
Catherine C. Hofner
Frank J. Ueffiner
Frederick
I. Hayden King
Arlington
Crusader Lutheran Church
Rockville
Haward A. Wilson
Frank J Warmer
Isabel Mc Garner
Myre Minnie Tt
Garner
Linwood
Paul Vo McCarthy
U.S. Army
Britain
London
Foreign Office
Picnic and Birthday Gatherings Across Brunswick Area
Society notes recount a July 22 picnic at the Litten home near Knoxville honoring Rev Richard W Johnson and family with a post meal program. A separate birthday party for Mike Reitzell included games and gifts, attended by numerous relatives and friends.
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Brunswick
Russell E. Litten
Knoxville
Brunswick Evangelical and Reformed Church
Richard W. Johnson
Russett
Litten
Richard Johnson
Kathy
Lynn
Norman K. Long
George Wenner
Edgar Ferrell
Gerald Dorsey
Laurie
Eddie Ferrell
Carl Schoening
William Grams
Sandra
Sharon
Billie
Y. George
Marry Cearge Jr
Barbara
Harry George III
W. C. Wheeler
J. R. Beck
William Roelke
Susan
Ann
Robert Mahoney
Linda
William E. Dixon
Harvey Eagle Jr
Sharon Beagle
Sue Eagle
Norman Piper
Joyce
Edna Gross
Marshall E. Barrer
Hypatia George
Orion Wirts
Nell Fae
Bawner
Carroll
Tommy
Wanda
Patsy
Mars
Grace Booth
Bay Bridge tolls near four million for third year
Maryland toll authorities reported the Chesapeake Bay Bridge collected about 4.5 million dollars in tolls during its third year, with over 2.1 million vehicles passing the four mile span opened July 30, 1942. Revenue slightly exceeded prior projections, aiding bond repayment and funding maintenance and a reserve. tunnel and other projects share funding.
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Sandy Point
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
State Roads Commission
Annapolis
Commission
Susquehanna
Potomac River
Baltimore Harbor
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
The
Roads Commission
Forth Tunnel
Chesapeake Hay Bridge
Adianen
Fier Dew Sears
Bay Bridges
Fines Driver 25 After Accident Near Liberty Town
Walter K E Barnes 18 of Sykesville pleaded guilty to failing to keep right after his car failed to negotiate a curve on Md 26 near Liberty town and struck a tree. He and two passengers were treated for injuries. Magistrate Shoemaker fined Barnes 25 and costs and warned of possible license revocation. Albert E Castle Middletown was fined 25 and costs for failing to identify after a property damage crash and reckless driving. Other penalties included fines for speeding and related offenses. A Saber jet crashed near Wonju Korea. pilot 2nd Lt. Claiies W Armstrong from Keyser West Virginia parachuted to safety.
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Walter KE Barnes
Sykesville
MD. 26
Libertytown
Cac
Barnes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul A. Kline
LL Reese Shoemaker Jp
Albert E. Castle
Middletown
Robert L. Storer
Leon
Power
Detroi
Kine
Walden E. Bowens
Walkersville
Ah. Pleasant
Washington
U. S 48
Paul L. Harrison
Cl. S. 340
V. L
GAO cites overpayment for vine by firm led by Howard J. Young
The General Accounting Office said the government bought vine above market prices from a firm headed by Howard J. Young while he served as a government official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Accounting Office
Howard J. Young
Washington View Sees Radicals Gain In Senate
Washington column recalls past administrative removals and Supreme Court actions to warn that some Democratic senators now condemn SEC appointments while praising bipartisan practice in the New Deal era. It argues radicals seek to curb business leaders, likening current patterns to earlier attempts to purge pro business influence and warning of a shift toward government ownership as the 1956 campaign nears.
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Senate Banking Committee
Securities and Exchange Commission
Roosevelt
Wiliam E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Fulbright
Arkansas
Sparkman
Alabama
Douglas
Ilinois
Lehman
New York
Monroney
Oklahoma
New Deal
Fair Deal
Republican National Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Democratic
United States
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Charles Evans Hughes
John J. Parker
Parker
Washington
America
Copsign
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Solar poultry house cuts litter and ammonia problems
In St. Louis on July 23 Dr. Glenn O. Bressler outlined a solar insulated poultry house that fixes wet litter dirty eggs and ammonia fumes. The experimental design at Pennsylvania State University shows high egg cleanliness 80 percent and 55 degree winter heat with three birds per foot space.
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ST. Louis
Glenn O. Bressler
Poultry Housing Authority
American Poultry and Hatchery Federation
Bressler
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Bresster
Manure Removal Methods for Poultry Houses
The article describes lowering house temperatures, frequent air changes every four to five minutes, and feeding and watering hens above a pit. It notes 75 to 80 percent of droppings fall into the pit, with a mechanical cleaner removing 1200 to 1400 pounds of manure every two days at an electricity cost of about per cent per ton.
Pairings Monday For Western Maryland Tennis Tourney
Pairings will be set Monday night for the 34th Western Maryland Tennis Tournament opening August 2 at Mountain Lake Park Maryland. About 80 entries are expected from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and the District of Columbia in men's singles doubles and mixed doubles. John Myers of Washington is last year’s men's singles champion and he with Bernie Schreiber of Baltimore holder of the 1952 title have entries on the Carr Memorial Trophy.
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Mountain Lake Park
Western Maryland
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
District of Columbia
John Myers
Washington
Bernie Schreiber
Baltimore
Ewing McCallister
Margaret Disco
Forest Hills
Romen
Glade Valley Grange Hosts Picnic Supper and Film
Grange members and guests enjoyed a picnic supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crum with a brief talk by Ray Smith and a screening of the film Milk for Goodness Sale. Master Eaves announced the Pomona meeting date and a future gathering planned as a weiner roast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wisner on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Valley Grange
Bruce Crum
Ray Smith
Master Eaves
Pomona
Lewis Wisner
Adjournment doubt looms as 1955 session nears end
Senators and representatives returned to Washington hoping to adjourn the 1955 congressional session tonight but no guarantee exists. The House planned some Monday business while the Senate, after a long session, still faced a crowded calendar of minor bills and aimed for tonight’s adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jeaders
Argentina to reopen press freedoms under Peron reform
President Juan Perons press secretary said yesterday that a suppressed Roman Catholic newspaper will be allowed to reopen and that U S publications will be permitted to circulate freely in Argentina, signaling easing media restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan Peron
U.S
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