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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1953
Page
4
Bridge Birthday Reverie Marks Brooklyn Span’s Golden Salute
The June 5 1953 item recalls the Brooklyn Bridge 70th birthday in New York with crowds along the East River. It notes opening day pageantry, historic delays, and the bridge as a landmark of engineering and poetry in steel. It likens the bridge to Roman aqueducts and highlights its utility and beauty for engineers, artists, and children alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East River
Brooklin Bridge
Chester A. Arthur
Fulton Street
Brooklyn Bridge
San Francisco Bay
The Strange Parade of Freed Exiles From Iron Curtain
Dr Robert L Johnson head of the State Department foreign information program cites a parade of refugees fleeing the Iron Curtain at about a thousand per day totaling nearly 2,000,000. He argues the flow will continue and undermine Communist rule, backing the Administration’s liberation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Curtain
Robert L. Johnson
State Department
Proram
Johnson
Rocky Ridge Property Transfers By Deed
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office show multiple property transfers along Rocky Ridge, Createrstown road and nearby avenues. Affected buyers include William Vernon Barbe, Howard T. Miller, Olver T. Roib, Anna M Rudy, Karl Kolb, Charles C. Putman, Rachel Whitmore, George Robender, Herman Lachner, John W. Molesworth, Grover L. Michael, and Edward K. Blumenauer, with properties ranging from about one acre to a quarter acre and prices from roughly 4 to 220 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vernon Barbe
Howard T. Miller
Hocky Ridge
Muller
Barbe
Rocky Ridge-Createrstown
Olver T. Roib
Anna M Rudy
Dill Avenue
Kolb
Oscar Lo Hoff
Pleasant MT
Wih
Charles C. Putman
Charlies T Trimmer
Nora
East Wain Street
Tharmom
Rachel WD Whitmore
George Ro Bender
Fest Seventh Street
Herman Lachner
Cide
Haphael Graxselle
Jonn W
O Conor Defends Probes At Mount St Marys Commencement
Former Sen. Herbert R. O Conor urged support for congressional investigations of teachers and denounced liberal critics who claim education is controlled. He warned against teachers who refuse to deny Communist ties, saying such staffers lack fitness for public influence. He received an honorary law degree as Mount St Marys conferred various prizes on seniors including valedictorian Leo Gribbin Jr. and others in a 145th commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Herbert R. O'Conor
O'Conor
Mt. St. Mary's College
Maryland Democrat
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
O’conor
Senate
House
Red
China
Mount St. Mary’s
Francis X. Desmond
Our Lady of Angels Seminary
Niagara
John J. Starr
Brookline
Mass
Richard F. McNichols
Scranton
Emmmitsburg
Mount Saint Mary's College
Bishop Allen
Watterson
Forensic Council
Leo E. Gribbin
Shamokin
Thomas W. Pangborn
Hagerstown
Alexander J. [Azcouri, Jr
John C Pangborn
John C. Panghborn
Nicholas W. Bath
Chifton Forge
Monsignor Bradley
William Ward
Hazleton
Brunswick Rent Overcharge Suit Seeks Tripled Damages
Brunswick residents Mr and Mrs Russell M Webber sue Mr and Mrs Melvin V Thompson for 600 claiming rent overcharge under the Housing and Rent Act. They say May 3 1952 to Feb 9 1953 they paid 40 a month instead of 20 and seek triple damages. Also Giardina sues Flora over an April 14 1952 Route 26 Mt Pleasant accident for 3000 for himself and insurer. Rosenstock represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Webber
Brunswick
Melvin V. Thompson
East B Street
Robert S. Rothehoefer
Thompsons
East A
Route
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph S. A. Giardina
Insurance Company of
Maryland
Catherine R Flora
Mt Pleasant
Mt . Pleasant
Week Of July 6 Set For Execution In Maryland
Baltimore June 2 The week of July 6 set for the execution of Charles Lowery a man convicted of sexually attacking his year old sister in law The decision signed by Judge Herman Moser follows a Maryland Court of Appeal ruling upholding his conviction and death sentence If carried out he would be the first execution in Maryland since January 1833 and would test the governor McKeldin's pattern of commuting death sentences while public debate continues Judge Moser notes that a governor’s scruples do not commute a death sentence and McKeldin denies such influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Lowery
Yearoild Battimore
Herman Vo Moser
Lowers
Maryland Court of Appeal
Lawers
Maryland
Gorrie Keledin
Moser
McKeldin
Windsor Sees Coronation On Television In Paris
Paris June 2 The Duke of Windsor and the Duchess watched Elizabeth II’s coronation on TV at a wealthy American friend’s home. They joined about 100 guests at a televised lunch after Westminster Abbey ended. The former monarch, exiled since 1936, commented little on the ceremony while the Duchess called it moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke of
Windsor
Elizabeth
Britain
Margaret Thompson Biddle
Westminster Abbey
Wallis Warfield Simpson
England
Earlie
Frederick High Star Butler Wins Western Maryland College Scholarship
Frederick High School senior Robert William Butler, co captain of the football team, earns a four year athletic scholarship to Western Maryland College. The S30 Pearl Street resident, son of Mr and Mrs Paul W Butler, also serves as class vice president and National Honor Society member. Butler was an all state and all Maryland football honoree in 1952 and ran track, including the mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert William Butler
Frederick
Western Maryland College
Francie Scon Ker
Butler
Coronation Service Draws Baltimore Officials and Consuls
Gov McKeldin and British Consul Charles C Whitaker led a large audience at Old St Paul’s Church for a coronation service. Episcopal Bishop Rt Rev Nebio C Powell died during the hour and a half ceremony. Attendees included heads of most Baltimore consulates, British consular staff, and members of St George’s, St Andrew’s, St David’s societies and the English speaking union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Dune
McKeldin
Charles C Whitaker
Old St Paul's Church
Todes
Maryland
Nebio C Powell
St George's
St Andrew's
St. David's
Mary Paull to Sing Here in Frederick Sunday
Mary Davis, now Mary Paull, will perform as soloist at a Sunday concert in Brodbeck Hall, following a career that spans Chautauqua study, Juilliard triumphs, and the Lemonade Opera. She and husband Edward B Paulhamus settled near Frederick, balancing family life with continued musical involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sullivan
Mary Davis
Frederick
Brodbeck Hall
Mary Paull
Hood
Marie Budde
Edward B .Paulhamus
Spice
The
Monday Musicales
Maryland Federation of Music Clubs
Capitol District
Chautauqua
Evan Evans
Opera Company
Jullard
Julliard
New York
Ilfated
Vanguard Company
Town Hall
Town Wall
Greenwich Village Presbyterian Church
Hood College
Hagerstown
Paula
Thadeus
Paris
Shaef
Korean War Casualties Listed in Defense Dept Update
The Defense Department released List No. 825 naming 46 Korean War casualties. Five killed, 19 wounded, one injured and 27 captured were previously listed as missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Army Worm Damage Report in Montgomery County Barley
County Agent Henry Shoemaker toured southern Montgomery County after calls that army worms were damaging barley on several farms in Buckeystown and Adamsburg areas. Worms cut barley heads, threatening yields as wet weather also rot waterlogged heads. harvests expected in ten days for barley and by late June for wheat depending on sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Montgomery County
Frederick
Knowland Would Expand Korean War
Senator Knowland of California urged expanding the Korean conflict if talks with the Communists fail, arguing for a calculated risk of war with the Soviet Union. He backed a rider to cut off U.N. funding if Red China joins the Security Council, as Senate debates on the appropriations bill proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knowland
Republican Policy Committee
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
U. S
United Nations
Security Council
Senate
Bridges
R-Nh
Sleep Producing Pills Highlight Science Society Talk
Dr Theodore Koppanyi a Washington pharmacologist outlined sleep producing pills at the Science Society of Frederick supper at the Southern Restaurant. He reported cooperation with Georgetown University and Gallinger Municipal Hospital on a counteracting drug to barbiturates. Pill makers already include this antidote for safety. Next week Dr Franklin Dunham will discuss Educational Values In Television at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Society of Frederick
Southern
Theodore Koppanyi
Washington
Frederick
Georgetown University
Gallinger Municipal Hospital
Koppanvn
Graup
Koppanyi
Joseph F. Fazekas
Gallinger Hospital
Frankin Dunham
U.S. Office of Education
Appeal Over DMV License Revocation Filed in Circuit Court
The appeal by Robert Lee Keeney challenges a DMV license revocation. It argues proper venue is Washington County Circuit Court where Keeney resides. The answer, filed by Attorney General E E Rollins Deputy A G J E Harvey and State’s Attorney C A Price, states Keeney lived on a Harpers Ferry rural route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Washington County
E. £. Rollins
J. E Harvey
C. A. Price
Robert Lee Keeney
Harpers Ferry
Recall Letters in Kreh Estate
The Orphans Court revokes prior orders admitting the will of Adele H. Kreh to probate and granting letters of administration to Philip H. Watkins. The 1952 proceedings followed a contested claim of heirship after the deaths of Adele and Arthur Kreh at 20 West Third Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Adele H. Kreh
T. A
Philip H. Watkins
Germantown
Kreh
Mary H.gregory
Frank C. Shook
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Arthur T. Kreh
West Third Street
Frederick
Maryland
Bessie A. Barnes
Beulah
Weaver
Theodore Barnes, Jr
Julian F
Barnes
Jetters
Watkins
Special Loyalty Board Created for UN Employees
President Eisenhower ordered a special loyalty board to review United Nations employees who are U.S. citizens. The International Organizations Employees Loyalty Board, to be named by the Civil Service Commission, will assess loyalty of Americans employed or considered for international organizations. The move mirrors a prior government loyalty check and covers about 3,400 U.N. workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations
U. S
White House
James C. Hagerty
Civil Service Commission
Commission
United States
Hagerty
Senate
Sen. McCarran D-Nevi
U. N
Boy With Hand Grenade Spooks School During Show and Tell
In New York on June 7 a fifth grade pupil, Charles Aponte, brought a hand grenade to class. He announced he could disassemble it, causing teachers to evacuate the building as police examined the device and declared it empty. The boy explained the grenade was a souvenir passed through relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Aponte
Charles
Harnet Freedman
Charlies
New Market
Sherald
Ann Ritchie
Doris Weller
Barbara Weller
Shelvie¢ Breckenridge
Judith Harris
Alice Elworthy
Patsy Brashears
Pegg&s Howser
Thomas St. Clair
Alvin Stone
Roger
Hyde Predicts Tax Cuts Soon At Frederick GOP Meeting
Congressman DeWitt S Hyde told Frederick County Young Republicans that next year would bring tax cuts while current year remains constrained by prior commitments. He defended defense and other cuts as efficiency gains maintaining public services. At the McKaig meeting, Beall outlined state GOP aims. Rhoderick elected VP, Crum named to executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt S. Hyde
Frederick County
Young Republicans’Club
Congress
William Crum
McKaig
House of Representatives
Hyde
Truman
Washington
David Buhrman
J. Glenn Beall, Jr
Maryland Federation of Young Republicans
Beall
Charles Rhoderick
Wiliam Crum
Cronin outlines hospital funds allocation to states
Washington June 2 Dr John W Cronin chief of the division of hospital facilities Public Health Service told a Senate Appropriations subcommittee how the 50 million dollars approved by the House for hospital construction aid would be spread among states in the year starting July 1. He noted 14 states face reduced federal aid and must raise more funds or suspend projects. The District of Columbia Maryland Tennessee West Virginia totals were listed with specific earmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Cronin
Public Health Service
Senate Appropriations
House
Congress
Cronin
Truman
Eisenhower
District of Columbia
Maryland
Tennessee
West Virginia
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Senator Spen
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Seton
William F. Wolfe
Harrisburg
McGraw Memorial
James R Nash
Trenton
N. J
Edward J Flanagan
Mount St. Mary's
Harry F. McPartland, Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
Coronation
F. H
W. Md
Elizabeth H
Duke
Edinburgh
Inea
Sara Anna Renn
Austin P. Renn
Randolph-Macor Woman's College
Lynchburg
Renn
Zeta Tau Alpha
Slash
H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Doris Riggles
Taney
Sherman P. Bow
Ets
Frank C Farnham
East Patrick Street
Martin A. Boswell
Bowie
Daniel Saomley
A. E Burke
State Police
F M. Miskell
Point of Rocks
Donald E Eaves
Trainy Avenue
Franklin Square Hospital
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