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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

2

Frederick native among first Wesleyan MA in Teaching recipients

Kenneth H. Shook, son of Denver J. Shook of Frederick Maryland, will be one of the first to receive Wesleyan University’s Master of Arts in Teaching at commencement on June 13 in Middletown Connecticut. He taught at Windtoun Wilson High School during the two year program and led music and clubs in local schools and churches.

Middletown Conn Kenneth H. Shark Denver J. Shook South Market St. Frederick Wesleyan University Shook Wondrow Wilson High School Windletoun Frederick High School Charlotte Hall Academy Western Maryland College Western Maryland Madison, N. 4

Built-In Veto Seen in Communist Proposal Strategy

General Walter Bedell Smith labels a Communist move for a “free election” in Korea as a built in veto tactic. He warns that unanimity among Communist satellites and neutral members ensures no real elections or cease fires. The piece notes Eden and Bidault struggle to recognize the futility of endless talks amid such veto patterns. Anne TMINNER HELD Frederick Zonta Club dinner notes follow with Marian Spinning as guest and twenty five members present.

Walter Bedell Smith United States Geneva Smith Korea Sweden Switzerland Poland Czechoslovakia North Korea Indo-Ghina Anthony Eden Britain Georges Bidault France Anne Tminner Frederick

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years ago items cover a debate at Belles Lettres Society on limited monarchy, a welcome for fire companies returning from Cumberland, Thurmont High School’s eleventh annual commencement on June 21 with brief address by Hon. Jacob Rohrback, market notes on butter eggs and shortages, and a Wolfsville hailstorm causing fruit and window damage. train crowds lined streets to cheer firemen.

Belles Lettres Literary Society England J. Tams R. Angleberger S. Holtz R. Hamm Cumberland Thurmont High School Jacob! Rohrback Wolfsville

Twenty Years Ago Tlems From The Colum Of The News

A total vote of 3910 or more was expected as voters went to the polls in the triennial city election. Opening of the citys new 9000 bridge built with Public Works Administration funds over Carroll Creek on Wear College Terrace will take place this week. A cloudburst swept a portion of Southern Carroll county with lightning that fired a barn near Eldersburg and disabled power and telephone lines. One hundred fifty four delegates attended the opening of the Synod of the Potomac in Brodbeck Hall. Rev. Dr. J. R. McKee, pastor of Iron Church, York, Pa., was elected president.

Public Works Administration Carrol Creck Wear College Terrace Carrol County Eldersburg Synod of the Potomac Brodbeck Hall J. & McKee Iron Church York, Pa

Memorial Hospital Updates And Local Salary Talk

A string of hospital notes reports patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Paul Smith and Julia Anne Hammond with varying recoveries and Mrs Lola Kline recuperating from a cold. Also noted are Mrs Virgie Staley and Mrs Mary Ellen Thomas Aldridge improving, plus Harry Steimerman convalescing at home after discharge. The city charter sets the salary of the city register and tax collector at 4000 to 5000 annually, to be determined by the mayor and aldermen before the second Thursday in July 1954 and in every election year thereafter. A deed records sale of an improved property from Mr and Mrs Robert Frasey to Mr and Mrs Carroll Shord for about 6000. The U N Food and Agriculture Organization projects five billion people in 2050. Charles H Masser and Ada Dore Kreh Masser celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary. Masser, born in 1873, worked as a minister and builder and developed the area now known as Pinesview.

Paul Smith West Potomac Street Brunswick Frederick Memorial Hospital Memorial Hospital Cumberland Frederick Hospital Debbie Lola Kline East C Street Julia Anne Hammond North Market Street Virgie Staley Walkersville Nee Mone Mary Ellen Thomas Aldridge Harry T. Steimerman East Third Street James F. Zim- Merman Fairview Avenue Frederick Hutgourg Robert T. Frasey Carroll Shord Tate U. N Food and Agriculture Organization Farid Charles H. Masser East Fifth Street Mr. Masser Kish Knob Maryland Virginia Elx Erecat Masser Avenue Pinesvenir Maserra Ada Dore Kreh Inday Sy Thermanly Iriedis Mre Masser

Must Speed Its Clearance Must Speed Its Clearance

Washington senators press Defense to accelerate clearance for military and civilian security bases as part of a 29 billion defense funding bill for the next fiscal year. Len Ferguson cites delays in three midshipmen graduates and Maj Irving Peress as key examples driving the directive. The Peress case and the McCarthy Army hearings elevated concerns over security clearances and subversion probes.

Washington Senate Appropriations Committee Defense Department Len Ferguson Ferguson Maj Irving Peress Senate Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Pentagon

Woman Arrested For Passing Documents

FBI agents arrested 58 year old Erna Zam in Manhattan on charges of delivering concealed letters to Regina Frankfeld in Alderson West Virginia Federal Reformatory. Frankfeld, wife of ex Communist leader Phil Frankfeld, is serving a two year term for conspiracy. Zam also known as Erna Martel. her husband Harry Martel linked to Marxist studies. A related grand jury indictment covers violations of federal penal institution regulations.

New York FBI Regina Frankfeld Baltimore Alderson W. Va Erna Zam Manhattan Frankfeld Federal Reformatory Worren Bluefield Zam James J. Kelly Phil Frankfeld Communist Party Maryland Kelly Erna Martel Harry Martel Martel Jefferson School of Social Science

Wedding Attendants Named For Wight Beach Affair

Barbara Fenton of Palm Beach Fla will be Bonovale attendant to the bride and Charles HoC Wight brother of the groom at the Church of St Thomas More in New York City Monday at four. Miss Marjorie Beach daughter of Mrs Nanett Beach of Saginaw Mich and Mr Daniel Eving Wight son of Mr and Mrs Daniel E Wight Sr of Urbana will wed. The wedding party includes Miss Helen Abel Dariel Weaht sister of the groom as junior bridesmaid and bridesmaids Mrs Robert Beach Savannah Ga Miss Katherine Logan New Haven Conn and Miss Jacquelyn Kilbourn Washington. Usher list includes Edward Wignt Donald P Ross Jr Richard C Gifford and Hugh H Young. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Richard B Griffin Mrs Griffin and Mrs Wight sisters. Dr and Mrs Charles Conley Sr and others expected to attend.

Wight-Beach New York Barbara Fenton Palm Beach Fla Charles Hoc Wight Church St. Thomas More New York City Marjorie Beach Nanett & Beach Saginaw, Mich Beach Dantel Eving Wight Daniel E. Wight Moanncacs Farms Urbana Helen Abel Dariel Weaht Robert Beach Pride San Francisco New Haven Conn Katherine Logan Savannah Jacquelyn Kilbourn Washington Edward Wignt Donald P. Ross Jr Monehanian Richard C Gifford Hugh H. Young Baltimore Richard B Griffin Griffin Wight Charles Conley Guilford Cty al, Wight Charles R. Con iMcCutcheon-Fulmer Denis L. Fulmer Roger Vi Fulmer Nine Boulevard Air Robert de McCavtehean Wfc Robest Wf McCanchean Braddock Heights Wil S Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson Courgh McCutcheon Jerome Miller John Sasser Braddoct Heights Willam Sausser

Women's Clubs Woodshors Club Hosts Picnic At Woods Mill Farm

Woodsboro Homemakers members and families gathered for a picnic supper at Woods Mill Farm near Woodsboro hosted by Mr and Mrs W Casa Smith. J E Stoner presented films from Frederick County Maryland and across the U S Mexico trip photos. Attendees included numerous local families and individuals. the club recently painted Mt Hope cemetery iron fence and upcoming fall activities begin September 14 at Miss Edith Flanagan's home.

Woodshors Club W. Casa Smith Woodsboro Charles Harris Charles J. King Glenn Lenhart Glenn Lenhart, Jr R. H. Bair J. EB. Stoner Carroll Wickless Carolann Sandie Wickless Ira G. Houck Marvin Houck Jackie Ann M. P. Wine Brenner Austin Fox Charles A. Burke Jane C. Burke Hester Hawkins Mae Powell Jenny Powell Edna Burker Doris Dorsey Edith Flanagan Kavoki Donsife Barbara Gail L. Catshall Charles W. Hahn Melvin J. Anders N. Z. Cramer Rex Brennenman W. Earl Hawkins Maurice Murray Ira Caldwell, Jr Elmer Measell Donna Robert Measell John G. Huffman Woodie Robert Dorcus David Raymond C Myers Catt Bobbie Myers Steiner Smith Harry Keeney Elmer Smith P. Feiser Joanne Dickie Meehan Webbie Smith Michael Pucay Mroo

Wedding Guest Of Honor Jean Crickenberger To Wed

Miss Jean Crickenberger and Mr. John Albert Play of St. Louis Mo plan a Saturday noon wedding at the Evangelical Lutheran church in this city. Jean Crickenberger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence H Crickenberger, was feted May 3 15 24 and 31 at multiple showers hosted by friends and relatives in preparation for the union. Guests included Mrs C William Mason Mrs Ralph Fry Mrs Lenwood Moss and others with a buffet rehearsal eve and a Peter Pan Inn reception to follow. Dr and Mrs Albert Frederick Plag parents of the groom hosted a dinner for wedding guests after the ceremony.

Pini Francis Elgenbrode Braddock Heights Raymond Edwards Guy M. Neal Wellpinit Mass Wasson Lynn Ryder Anna Edwards Military Road Albert C. Powell Homer Powell, Jr L. Frank Martz Samuel Dorothy Harris Raymond Kemp John Stevens Anne Zehnder Guyneth Eigenbrode Richie Vesta Swartz Janet Shafer Guy Neal Judy Neal Auto Mier Fatuesiail Grace Kuehl, Jr Lafainette Specht Lucille Wills Joan Hahn Helen Griffin Dorothy Putman Darrell Robert Wasson Grace Wassim David Edwards Jean Crickenberger John Albert St. Louis Lawrence H. Crickenberger Thomas Avenue Meon Ten Oelnck Evangelical Lutheran Church Miss Crickenberger Gloria Grimes West Patrick Street C. William Mascon Mason Alexandria Ralph Fry Lenwood Moss Rebecca Rhoderick Leon Winpigler Fry Magnolia Avenue Jim Burntt Lester Mainhart, Jr New Market Albert Frederick Plag Peter Pan Inn Plag

European attitudes toward American leadership cited by Lawrence

By DAVID LAWRENCE en route to Washington, he argues Europe misreads U S goals, fears a clash of ideologies, and questions large armaments while facing economic turmoil. He urges American psychological leadership and clearer communication to align European hopes with American motives and to counter socialist and communist pressures.

David Lawrence Washington Europe United States America Tuk Free Nations Germany France

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