Constructive conservative leader from Kansas faces party limits
Clifford R Hope, veteran Kansan and former House Agriculture Committee chair, argues for a consulted farm policy approach within the Republican Party. He doubts swift leadership changes, endorses long term policy crafted by Agriculture Committees, and notes a GOP move toward a constructive conservative stance amid internal critiques.
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Clifford R Hope
Cliff Hope
House Agriculture Committee
Kansas
House
Congress
Republican Party
Daybook
Clit Hope
Hope
National Grange
Agriculture Committees
Brannan
Margaret Chase Smith
GOP
Tobey
N. H
Aiken Vto
Morse Orel
Ives
N.3
Hendrickson
Senate
Washington
Schools, TV clash prompts extended school day plan
A Cleveland high school proposes a half hour longer school day next fall with supervised study to curb television time. The move follows a survey showing many students spend more time watching TV than on school tasks. Parents’ supervision is seen as a better, enduring solution to balancing screen time and education.
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Cleveland
Mnister
The Pace Of Death On Memorial Day Weekend
The National Safety Council and the American Automobile Association disagree on whether the Memorial Day weekend traffic record was good or sad. They cite 347 immediate deaths and more from injuries later, blaming driver rashness and frailty and urging steadier, safer behavior and patience to prevent needless subway and road tragedies.
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National Safety Council
American Automobile Association
Haman
Commencement at Woman's College opens local 1900 items
Fifty years ago local items note commencement exercises in College Hall with graduates Susie H Garrett Elizabeth M Cramer Bertha Hargett Frederick and Lavenia Barnes and a keynote address by Bucknell president John H Haris. The alumnae held a reunion presenting a portrait of Rev. Thomas M Cann. Also reported are Wesley Creefers accident, William Brubaker leaving his job for Brunswick, Confederate Memorial Day activities at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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Woman's College
College Hall
Susie H Garrett
Elizabeth M Cramer
Bertha Hargett
Frederick
Lavenia Barnes
Auy
John H. Haris
Bucknell University
Female Seminary
Woman‘s
Florence Trail
Thomas M. Cann
Wesley Creeger
City Hall
Buleing
Mir
WM. Brubaker
R C. Mercier
Lander
Express
Brunswick
Alexander Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet
Twenty Years Ago Bacal Items From The Columns Of The News
June 7 1930 items note Kemp Keefer former Junior Fire Company president announces candidacy for Orphans Court judge in Republican primary. Frederick High School senior class presents Clarence a Modern Comedy with cast including Hull Trout Gordon Zimmerman McGregor Mathers McCardell Cowell Eyler Moore. Truck crashes into Ben's Branch bridge right support at New London bridge collapses. driver lightly hurt. Frederick High School typing team wins state senior class championship. team members Alexander Molesworth Crampton.
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Bacal
the News
Kemp Keefer
Junior Fire Company
Orphans Court
Clarence
Frederick High School
Opera House
John Hull
Louise Trout
Rhea Gordon
Elias Zimmerman
Howard McGregor
Helen Mathers
Robert McCardell
Phyllis Cowell
Ida Eyler
William Moore
Ben's Branch
New London
Lewis Alexander
Minnie Earle Molesworth
Mildred Crampton
Wedding of Nancy Steiner Schroeder and William Dare Morton Jr
In Washington’s Church of the Reformation last Friday evening, Nancy Steiner Schroeder and William Dare Morton Jr. married in a 7 o'clock ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder and Rev. Arnold F. Keller Jr. The bride, a University of Maryland nursing graduate, wore white silk with a net insert, carrying a white orchid. The groom is an alumnus of Frederick High School and a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. employee. The couple will reside at Braddock Heights after a honeymoon in Atlantic City, with a reception held in the church hall.
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Church of the Reformation
Washington
Nancy Steiner Schroeder
Roy Steiner Schroeder
University Park
Wiliam Dare Morton, Jr
William Dare Morton
Magnolia Avenue
Oscar F. Blackwelder
Arnold F. Keller, Jr
Bernard L. Gilbert
Frederick
Evelyn Marguerite Morton
Gilbert
Keller
Misa Morton
Lester Boyer
Harold W. Evans, Jr
Mary A. Weidley
Jule Zabana
Wilson Jefferson
Atmapolis
Georgins
Fred Edmunds
Charleston
W. Va
University of Maryland Medical School
New York City
Kan
Googins
University of Kansas Medical Center
Naomi Flanigan
Henry N. Lochner
Linda Ruth
Harry A. Lochner
Hobson Mussetter
Ijamsville
Edgar Knall
Billy
Bobby Knall
Seliman
Weddings in Walkersville and surrounding areas
Several local ceremonies are noted including Margaret Irene Ramsburg marrying Edward Luther Wachter of Walkersville on June 4 at Grace Evangelical church with matron of honor Barbara Leverenne and best man Eugene Wachter. The couple plans to reside near Walkersville after Niagara Falls trip. The bride works for C P Telephone in Frederick. groom farms.
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Hamsdare
Margaret Irene Ramsburg
Walkersville
Edward Luther Wachter Alsi
Raymond E Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Arthur Andrew Leverenne
Eugene Wachter
Walter Ramsburg
Grayson Bell
Barbara L. Kelly
Niagara Falls
Wachter
C. & P. Telephone Co
Frederick
Frederick wedding notes bride wears organdy gown
A comprehensive Frederick ceremony details the bride wearing a white organdy and lace gown with a bertha collar and full skirt, veil, bouquet, and pearls. Attendants include matron of honor Catherina Welty and best man Franklin D. Smith, with ushers Leon ard Davis and Harry Carbaugh. Guests from multiple cities attended the church reception then a trip to Washington.
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William FE. Davis
Catherina Welty
Cen
Ler Street
Smith
Franklin D. Smith
Dickerson
Leonard Davis
Harry Carbaugh
Elmer Michael
Larute
Handel
Davis
Frank Martin
Washington
Center Site
Prederick High School
Muse Tailoring Company
Poolesville High School
United States Navy
U.S. S. Mississippi
Norfolk
Baltimore
Waynesboro
Frederick
Local Births and Education Milestones Highlight York Area
Mr and Mrs David Davidson of York welcome a son at York Hospital. Grandparents are Carl Davidson and the late Charles Trail of Frederick. Marian Byerly of Dunbarton College of the Holy Cross in Washington, DC, earned senior rank at a cap and gown ceremony. Cadet Edward Burger, Johns Hopkins, attends six week ROTC camp at Fort Belvoir starting June 17. Thomas Partridge returns home from Vermont Academy for summer recess after a year abroad. A Lamar Williams at Georgia Tech to receive BS in industrial management June 12. Visitors to Argyle Terrace include the Hayses, Andrews, and the Lewises among others.
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David Davidson
York
York Hospital
Edward D. Burger
Leslie Burger
West South Street
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Fort Belvoir
Thomas H. Partridge
Melvin H. Partridge
Frederick
Vermont Academy
Saxton's River
A. Lamar Wiliams
Georgia School of Technology
Williams
Betty Lewis
Illness and hospital updates in Frederick area
Among the sick in Frederick several locals are listed with recent hospital stays and improving conditions. Barbara Ann Biddinger 17 of Liberty underwent surgery Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported as strong as can be expected. C Albert Gilson on West Third Street remains under treatment and is reported satisfactory. Mrs Joseph P Carroll on West 18th Street is recovering after a major operation Tuesday. Robert Rhoderick of West Fourth Street returned home after a car accident and brief hospital treatment. Mrs Thomas L Zimmerman of the Francis Scott Key Hotel had an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital and is satisfactory. Bertha Ann Kinsel, daughter of Rev and Mrs Paul Kinsel, is recuperating from a tonsillectomy at home. J Austin Whitehill of Rockwell Terrace is satisfactory while receiving treatment. Ralph A Ritenour near Thurmont continues to improve after a motor collision. Linde Stull of Military Road has returned home after hospitalization for a broken leg. Tina Wachter of McCardell apartments was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Barbara Ann Biddinger
Earl R. Biddinger
Liberty
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Albert Gilson
West Third Street
Joseph P. Carroll
West
18Th Street
Robert Rhoderick
West Fourth Street
Frederick
Thomas L. Zimmerman
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bertha Ann Kinsel
Paul Kinsel
West College Terrace
J. Austin Whitehill
Rockwell Terrace
Ralph A. Ritenour
Thurmont
Linde Stull
Lincoln S. Stull
Military Road
Tina Wachter
McCardell Apartments
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Barley per Bushel
Market prices listed for Wheat and Barley per bushel and for Corn per bushel. The OCR shows abbreviated units Wheat corn barley with no figures. No date or location provided.
Izaak Walton League Awards Frederick Chapter Honors
Dr W 3 Holton national president of the Izaak Walton League presented national awards to the Frederick Chapter for greatest membership gain and greatest percentage gain. Membership rose from about 168 to near 600. Visiting officers from several chapters attended. A Maryland division nomination committee was appointed. The meeting, well attended, featured remarks by officials and a short moving picture after refreshments.
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W. 3. Holton
Chevy Chase
Izaak Walton League of America, Inc
Frederick
Izaak Walton League
Say House
Frederick Junction
Morton
John Landis
Hockville
Greenbelt
Bethesda
Silver Spring
Hagerstown
Holton
Royal Carlock
Cabin John
Maryland
Irash Walton League
W. A. R. Bell
League
Don Bullion
Adams
Westminster
Landis
Jack Stoll
Malcolm King
Inland Game and Fish Commission
Messrs
Bullion and Adams
Frank Hodick
van Arms
van Husen
George Kissinger
J. B. McClellan
Bell
John W. Null
Aldrego
Emmitsburg
Sligo Ladies
Maryland Graduation Day Honors 2419 Degrees At Commencement
A total of 2419 graduates from the University of Maryland will receive degrees at commencement on Saturday at College Park. President H C Byrd will confer degrees. 2018 from nine colleges and 400 from five Baltimore professional schools. War veterans total 1182, including 12 women, among the graduates.
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University of Maryland
College Park
H. C. Byrd
Baltimore
College of Agriculture
Harry Filler
Walkersville
Horace Fuller
Smithsburg
John Holter
Jefferson
George Paffenbarger
Boyds
Edwin Warfield
Richard Warfield
Woodbine
John White
Fairfield
College of
Helen Dorsett
Sellman
Roger Fogle
New Midway
Frederick Hays
Barnesville
Howard Houck
Woodsboro
Jack Wood
Frederick
Patricia Fell
Braddock Heights
Harry Sleeman
Gaithersburg
Dorothy Schaffer
Eugene Schrider
Mt. Airy
Charles Wiles
College of Engineering
Lester Birely, Jr
Thurmont
Alvis Hancock
New Windsor
William Mullen
Brunswick
Norman Mullinix
Kenneth Ports
James Shewbridge
Rosemont
William Shook
Vernon Walker
Sykesville
College of Home Economics
Roxie Montgomery
Nameville
Helen Neighbors
Emmitsburg
Thomas Day
Clarksburg
James Zimmerman
Murray Eden
Emmett Bittinger
James Schaefle
Hugh Jones
Ferderick
Hattie Myers
David Rothenhoefer
John R Slagle Named Jr Vice Commander Of Webb Post
John R Slagle of Frederick was elected junior vice commander of John R Webb Post No 3285 Veterans of Foreign Wars at a special election during the post monthly meeting. He will assume duties at the next meeting after Edward L Ewing resigned.
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John R. Slagle
Frederick
John R. Webb
Single
Edward L. Ewing
Harrisburg
David Schultz
James M. Cronenburg
Ve Boo
Court halts major Alcoa split after 14 year fight
Washington reports Judge Knox’s New York court decision ends the long antitrust dispute involving the Aluminum Company of America and its Canadian affiliate. The DOJ victory centers on restoring competitive conditions via potential divestiture while avoiding dissolution. The ruling allows court review over five years to ensure competitiveness and hints at further remedies if needed.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Knox
Federal Court of
New York
Herbert A. Bergson
Department
Alcoa
Federa Court
Dpartment of Justice
Aluinum Company of America
Therfore
Cas
Aluminum Company
America
Jud. Knox
Paramount Pictures
Department Justice
A.s
DuPo
DuPont
General Motors
Frontiers of America presents $100 to Community Guidance Clinic
Frederick Chapter of Frontiers of America presented a $100 check to the Community Guidance Clinic at Asbury Methodist church during a weekly dinner meeting of the all-Negro service club. Dr. Julia Kagan spoke on prevention and treatment, stressing early intervention and the role of psychiatry in the holistic care of patients.
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Frederick
Frontiers of America
Community Guidance Clinic
Asbury Methodist Church
all-Negro Service Club
Charles E. Henson
Julia Kagan
Health Department
Frontiers
Eve Gresses
Br. Kagan
Clink
Ordained Minister in Congregational Church
Rev. R. Watson Sadler a farm supply pastor in Fredericktoun was ordained into the ministry of the Congregational Christi churches last Sunday at the Not Congregational church in Newted Mass where he now pastors. He previously served in Ridgeville Howard Method charge ME Airy for a year and two years as superintendent pastor at the New York San Hook charge in Brunswick. He earned an A B from H ward University in 1946 and a Bachelor of Divinity from Andover Theological School.
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R. Watson Sadler
Fredericktoun
Not Congregational
Mr. Sadler
New York
San Hook
Brunswick
Hward University
Andover Naton Theological School
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