Semi-Weekly News June 3 1952 Local Courthouse Ad Pages
The Semi-Weekly News issue dated Tuesday June 3 1952 published in Frederick Maryland. It notes subscription rates two dollars a year and affiliation with the Associated Press. The paper advertises job printing services and invites reader submissions with real names for publication. Public notices and local items are expected in this Tuesday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederick
Associated Press
Focal News
Fredlass Matter
Credit relaxations spark renewed activity in auto and appliance sectors
A slow period across several weeks gave way to a revived consumer impulse, driven not by prices or new models but by Federal Reserve Board credit curbs easing. Dealers report faster demand for autos and used cars, plus appliances, as buyers resume private financing with fewer government-imposed terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Federal Reserve Board
Church Of Brethren Rally At New Windsor On Sunday
The second annual rally of Church of the Brethren intermediates in eastern Maryland gathered at the Brethren Service Center New Windsor. Representing 11 churches, 108 intermediates and leaders attended dedicating a heifer for a refugee farmer in Europe. The Heifer Project Committee oversaw the effort with Paul Geisbert supplying and caring for the animal. Next year funds will be raised for hospital beds for European institutions. Rev Lee Weaver Hyattsville serves as intermediate director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren Intermediates
Maryland
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Europe
Paul Geisbert
Monrovia
Church of the Brethren
New Windsor Center
Lee Weaver
Hyattsville
Eastern Maryland
Neely Denounces Holt As Chameleon In Feud Renewed
Sen Matthew Neely D West Virginia interrupted debate on foreign aid to condemn Rush Holt calling him a notorious political chameleon and renegade. He predicted Holt’s November defeat and painted the Republican slate as weak in West Virginia. Holt, a former Democratic senator, switched parties two years earlier and ran for governor and senator in past races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew M Neely
Rush D Holt
Neely
Senate
Holt
West Virginia
U. S
Neels
Soviet Submarines in Pacific Close to Bases
Tokyo May 28 The new U S commander in the Far East says Soviet submarines in the Pacific stay near bases in Red China and pose the main potential threat to U S forces. Vice Admiral Robert Brisvoe Hel remains optimistic about handling them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Pacific
Red China
U.S
Far East
Robert P Brisvoe Hel
Father tosses wedding gifts as box ends up in incinerator
In Scarboro, Ontario a father discarded a cardboard box thinking it held garbage. He later realized it contained wedding gifts for his daughter. Civic officials confirmed the box had already entered the disposal plant and was incinerated.
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Toronto
Scarboro
Leesburg area murder tied to escaped mental patient
A woman and two men were slain near Leesburg Virginia as Maurice Ray Fox, 39, an escaped Staunton mental patient, was captured. Victims include William Fitzhugh Fox Jr and Robert McConnor, a Capital Airlines pilot, with Lillian Howe. Fox was arrested at his brother’s home after a statewide manhunt.
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Eesburg
Maurice Ray Fox
Arcola
Staunton
Willam Fitzhugh Fox
Robert McConnor
Falls Church
Capital Airlines
Lillian L. Hove
South
Pitt Street
Alexandria
Miss Howe
Leesburg
Washington
Roger F. Powell
Fox
Young Fox
Powell
O'Connor
Claude Fox
William Fox
Staunton Asylum
Miss Hove
Oconnor
Sex Parties Alleged At Embassy Under Immunity In Senate Testimony
Senate investigators released testimony describing all male sex parties hosted by Tea H. Florin, a former Czechoslovakian envoy, to extract information from male guests. Witnesses Molnar, Svoboda, and Cyetic said subversive activities were run by Iron Curtain representatives with diplomatic immunity, prompting calls to invoke antisubversives laws.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Tea H. Florin
Joseph Molnar
FBI
Molnar
McCarran Ud-Nev
State and Justice Department
McCarran
Pavlina $Voboda
Ceech
Matthew Cyetic
Pittsburgh
Commie Threat To March In Korea Dismissed By UN Delegate
May 28 MUNSAN Korea. North Korean Gen Nam Al repeats Red charges of mistreatment of captured Reds and vows action. Allied Gen Wham K Harrison Jr accuses Nam of using talks for propaganda. Also reports a bicycle accident injuring seven year old Billy Siedling at Carroll Parkins, Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
von Command
Nam al
Korean Peoples Army
Chinese Peoples Volunteers
Wham K Harrison Jr
Delegat
Nam J
Siedling
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkins
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Billy
Wests College Terrace
Buckey to attend Davidson College graduation
Miss Hattie M. Buckey of 1317 North Market Street travels to Charlotte North Carolina for the graduation exercises of her nephew Charlie William Buckey from Davidson College. He is the son of C. G. Buckey of Charlotte and grandson of Mrs. C. H. Buckey of Frederick. After military service he plans to enter the ministry and was active in Kappa Alpha Y.M.C.A. and Who’s Who among Students.
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Davidson College
Hattie M. Buckey
North Market
Charlotte
N. C
Charlie William Buckey
Davidson
N.C
Buckey
C. G. Buckey
9. C
C. H. Buckey
Frederick
Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
Y.M.C.A
Omicron Delta Kappa
Riders Guests At Picnic And Outing
A Sunday horseback ride hosted by Mrs. M Ruth Summers traced trails between Brad dock and Jefferson, ending with a four hour outing and a picnic supper. Attendees included Floyd Wickham, Clarence Eakle, Charles Keadle, Bertram Enfield, Thomas Hagan, and many others plus Miss Kathlegen Holtz and Miss Edna Ridingour. A May 24 birthday party for Gerald Koehl of Rocky Springs drew kindergarten classmates and friends such as Billy Amick, Barbara Brunk, Linda Crum, and more from Mrs Sundergirl's group.
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M Ruth Summers
Old Braddock
Braddock
Jefferson
Floyd Wickham
Clarence Eakle
Charles Keadle
Bertram Enfield
Thomas Hagan
Edward Shafer
Mildred Buckelew
Wallace Mullendore
Richard Remsberg
Gerald Koehl
Rocky Springs
Irene
Fleet Korrell
Cynthia
Karen Marta
David Miller
Mara Peterson
Warne Putman
Carol Ann Stup
Grand Chapter Officers Visit Enoch Chapter Here
Grand Chapter officers of Royal Arch Masons visited Enoch Chapter No 23 at the Masonic Temple in Frederick. About 73 members and 2 guests attended, with a dinner by Frederick Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Several grand officers and inspectors from multiple cities attended. Howard M Albaugh is High Priest of Enoch Chapter. EW OFFICERS ELECTED Frederick Civitani elected president with Basil Lewis to serve. other officers named for the coming year and to be installed next week. The American Bible Society distributes Bibles in 54 nations.
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A, Alt
High Knob
Frederick
American Association of University
Gambrill State Park
Willam H. Malthe
Baltimore
Mary
A. A. U. Warra
William R. Hinshaw
Virginia Creed
F. H
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Braddock Heights
Harry
Durig
George J. Stup
Dorie Dexter
Bersing
Royal Arch Masons of
Maryland
Enoch Chapter
Masonic Temple
Frederick Moncay
Tich
Order of Eastern Star
Edward R Saunders
Hanford L. Sarles
Charles E Butter
D Ross Vansant Jr
C. Elwood Smyrk
Frederick Civitani
Francis Scott Ker
Basil Lewis
Elmer Singer
Walter Dunbarney
Grayson Nikirk
Marshall Davis
Roy Strine Paul Wilson
Arthur Wolford
Lewis
Sessi
David D Oland
Middletown Valley Grange Plans Tours and Contests
At the May 22 meeting the Middletown Valley Grange voted to send reps to the Maryland State Youth Camp and the Middle Atlantic Lecturer's Conference. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller of Leitersburg Grange and June July events were outlined with a Busy FHA program and a dress and cookie contest division awards announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley Grange
Maryland
Mark Miller
Leitersburg Grange
Merkle
Page Ifert
Graces
University of Maryland
Frederick County
Pomona Visitation
Harford County
Pomona
Middletown Valley Grange Visitation
Daisy Grange
Howard County
Frank G. Rems
Ann Younkins
FHA
Sandra Hoffmaster
Mary Grams
Betty Newman
Wanda Keller
Patricia Harshman
Betsy Levington
Henry Sheffler
Frank H. Darner
David Young
Shirley Moss
Carl Keller
Harry Leatherman
Edward F. Holter
Vacation months should be happy and safe for kids
A Maryland Tuberculosis Association bulletin urges careful planning for summer vacation to reduce child accidents, malnutrition, and overindulgence. It stresses traffic safety, balanced meals, adequate rest, proper hygiene, and a ready first aid kit to prevent infections and injuries during the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Tuberculosis Assa
30 Found Drowned at Greenland Beach in Curtis Bay
May 30 reports two drownings in Maryland and elsewhere. Robert Dailey of Curtis Bay, who ran away Tuesday night, drowned in Stoney Creek after his clothes were found on a Greenland Beach wharf by Clarence Gibson while crabbing. The body was recovered in waters after a search. A second drowning occurred at Conowinga Dam in the state amid other noted lines.
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Apolis
Robert Dailey
Curtis Bay
Stoney Creek
Clarence Gibson
Gibson
Greenland Beach
Conowinga
Priest Wins Certificate In Piano At The Peabody
Joseph Zimmerman marks 35 years at William D. Bowers Lumber Co with a long career starting as a 240 weekly apprentice in 1897. He advanced to assistant foreman and mill foreman, witnessing firm growth and modernization after a major 1935 fire. A resident of 320 East Third street, he attends Evangelical Reformed church and holds several fraternal posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keefer
S. Joseph Zimmerman
William D. Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick
Zimmerman
C. W. F. Cashour
Cashour
East Patrick Street
East Third Street
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick City Lodge
QO. O. F
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
June Likely to Bring More Rain Than Usual Across Nation
The Weather Bureau reports a 30 day outlook for June showing below normal temperatures in the northern half of the nation with near normal in the eastern Great Lakes and North Atlantic states. Above normal heat in the Southeast and extreme Southwest. Abundant showers expected between the Rockies and the Appalachians with rainfall above normal there and near normal elsewhere.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Great Lakes
North Atlantic
Rockies
Field Day Set June 19 at College Park Maryland
The Agronomy Field Day at University of Maryland College Park will occur June 19. Morning visits explore experimental plots and demonstrations while the afternoon centers on field sprayer demonstrations for weed and insect control. A pasture renovation follow-up from August 1952 is planned along with plots on small grain varieties fertilization tests rock phosphate versus super phosphate nitrogen fertilization of bluegrass weed control in corn and rotation with irrilium. Demonstrations include seed certification insects affecting field crops plant diseases grain drying and soil testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station Plant
College Park
Future Teacher Assembly Held at Middletown High
The Future Teachers of America club at Middletown High School held its first assembly on a Monday afternoon in the school auditorium. Edna Smith welcomed guests from several area high schools as Marietta Summers sang and Sandra Hoffmaster recited a poem. Duval W. Sneadner spoke on why teach, citing Maryland teaching opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Teachers of America Club
Middletown High School
Edna Smith
Frederick
Walkersville
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Marietta Summers
Mary Grams
Sandra Hoffmaster
Duval W. Sneadner
Frederick County
Maryland
Rebecca Guyton
Herbert F. Davis
Janice Smith
Bonnie Henson
Evelyn Sowers
Davis
Eisenhower Seeks Maryland Delegation Meeting
Baltimore May 29 Governor McKeldin said General Eisenhower asked to meet the Maryland state delegation to the national GOP convention on Sunday June 11. The 24 delegates will discuss voting patterns with a 2 p.m. meeting at Eisenhower's Columbia University office as efforts to keep the delegation unified advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
McKeldin
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Maryland
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
John Marshall Butler
HERT IN ACCIDENT NEAR SYCAMORE STATION
Five persons treated for slight injuries after a Rt 240 collision during bumper to bumper traffic in rain squalls. Trooper Crowther investigated the crash at 5 30 p m. Trooper Tucker transported the injured to Frederick Memorial Hospital. A separate wreck on Rt 40 east of Sycamore Station caused over 400 dollars in damage to three westbound cars. no injuries were reported. Drivers listed: Howard Lewis Bluff City Tennessee Albert G Carson Los Angeles Melvin E Cox Forest Hills Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hert
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward Crowther
Rt. 240
MSP
D. A. Tucker
Tucker
Sycamore Station
Rt. 40
Howard Lewis
Bluff City
Tenn
Albert G Carson
Los Angeles
Melvin £. Cox
Forest Hills
Oldest Civil War Vet Leads Rochester Memorial Day Parade
James A. Hard, the nation’s oldest Civil War veteran, aged nearly 111, rode in the Memorial Day parade in Rochester and said it could be his last public appearance. He was helped into a restaurant after the march, where he ate half a chicken, large portions of mashed potatoes and peas, then coffee and a cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
James A. Hard
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