County homemakers attend Maryland short course week
Fifty two Frederick County homemakers register for the 27th annual Rural Women's Short Course at the University of Maryland, with eight local women set to receive four year graduation certificates. The event features a pageant, choir, and special sessions as Miss Beatrice Fehr notes 119 local graduates since 1923.
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Frederick County
University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
University
Emory Biddinger
Airy
Paul Clemson
Harmony Grove
Walter Falkenstein
Myersville
Mehri Hahn
Pleasant Grove
Arthur F. Hightman
Robert Martin
Brunswick
Harry Staley
Charlesville
Clyde Wachtel
Beatrice Fehr
Harry L. Davis
R. Paul Buhrman
Fehr
Frank Darner
Middletown
Home Furnishings
J. Homer Remsberg
Family Life
Buhrman
Edward F. Holter
Luther Remspurg
Jefferson District
Montgomery Picnic At Gaithersburg To Draw 300 Seniors
The Montgomery County Committee on Aging hosts its second annual picnic at the Agricultural Center Gaithersburg at 6 30 p m on June 22. Last year drew over 200 attendees and organizers plan about 300 with music two quartets a soloist and a band plus prizes. Attendees should bring their own box supper while coffee and iced tea are provided. Further information from Mrs Lucy Barnslew Dr Stanley T Bricks Rev Wesles Dodge of Reckville.
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Montgomery County Committee On Aging
Agricultural Center
Gaithersburg
Committee On
Montgomery County
Lucy Barnslew
Stanley T. Bricks
Wesles Dodge
Reckville
Failed To Pay His Wife So He Is Sent To Jail
Glenn W. Fritz a Liberty farmer was jailed by Associate Judge Patrick Schnauffer for contempt of court for failing to pay $10 weekly support to his wife and infant. He was ~170 in arrears with no excuse. Fritz had prior court appearances. he will stay in jail until he purges contempt. Edward D. Storm represented Mrs. Fritz.
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Glenn W. Fritz
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Bessie V. Fritz
Walkersville
Fritz
Edward D. Storm
Charles Quimby Dies Centerville
June 10 We funeral services will be held Saturday at Needwood Farm near here for Charles Samuel Quimby former Queen Annes County commissioner who died in Baltimore Tuesday night Quimby active in Democratic politics on the Eastern Shore served as county commissioner from 182 until 740 Born in Talbot County 7 years ago Quimby came to Queen Annes County when he was five years old Scientists believe it would be harder fr men to survive on Venus than on Mars.
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Charles Quimby
Centreville
Needwood Farm
Charles Samuel Quimby
Queen Anne's
Baltimore
Qumby
Talbot County
Quimby
Queen Anne's County
Safe Robbery Delayed Report Haunts Investigation
Cambridge June 10 Dorchester County State's Attorney Calvin Brinsfield said a May 3 safe robbery involving a considerable amount of money was not reported for more than a week hampering the inquiry. The victim was Han sel Green a Negro beer garden proprietor. The empty safe was found near Indiantown Road by Isaac Milligan and Arthur Seabreese who notified police. The case was investigated by Brinsfield Sheriff Waldo Robinson and State Trooper A. H. Peterson. Brinsfield did not reveal the missing sum and noted Green did not report the robbery.
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Cambridge
Dorchester County
Calvin Brinsfield
Hansel Green
Brinsfield
Indiantown Road
Here
Isaac Milligan
Arthur Seabreese
Waldo Robinson
A. H. Peterson
Green
Cumberland Jaycees Win National Award
MINNEAPOLIS June 10 Houston Texas and Minneapolis tied with three top awards apiece at the 33rd annual Cumberland Jaycees meeting. Houston led cities over 100,000 in public relations international relations and membership while Minneapolis led in Christmas activities printed publications and readership training. Baltimore received an award for public school welfare with other communities earning honors in different population categories.
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Minneapolis
Houston
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Baltimore
Cumberland
Class Has Banquet At Calvary Church School
The In His Steps Bible Class held a banquet Tuesday evening at Fengaville Grange Hall for 45 members and guests. Mrs Browning and Mrs Harbaugh presided. Entertainment included a piano solo, Malayan Indians talk, accordion selections, and readings. A brief business meeting followed. next gathering set for September 1.
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Calvary Church School
Fengaville Grange Hall
Ladies of the Grange
Charles Browning
Hazel Harbaugh
E. Ray Pearl
Bettie Sundergill
Edward Godséy
Dorothy Brown
Hood College
Chichicastenango
Harbaugh
Tommy Brooks
R. Paul Buriman
Charles
Browning
Elgin Hemp
Wilbur Baker
Eizabeth Carver
Knowland Will Replace Taft As Senate Leader
Washington June 10 Sen Robert A Taft Ohio suffered a hip ailment and relinquished day to day floor leadership of Senate Republicans Sen Knowland California took over as acting leader Taft will retain title of Senate Majority Leader and monitor legislation while receiving X ray and cortisone treatments for a left hip bone lesion Taft plans to attend White House conferences and policy sessions and expects Knowland to remain acting floor leader through most of the session Also noted a 15 day sentence for Jesse Poulson and a Jamestown colony fact.
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Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate Republicans
Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Augusta
Eisenhower
White House
Pet Show in Baker Park Sponsored by Frederick SPCA
The Frederick SPCA sponsors a pet show on June 27 in Baker Park open to children under 12 from Frederick city or county. Mrs. James H. Cramer chairs the arrangements with Mrs. William F. Dean as co-chairman. Funds aid a new animal shelter built by the Society city and county at the disposal plant grounds east of Frederick. Entries taken the morning of the 27th until 4 pm, judging around 11:30, three show rings. Prizes donated by local merchants, sandwiches and soft drinks sold to benefit the shelter fund.
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Frederick Spca
Baker Park
Frederick
James H. Cramer
William F. Dean
Shelter Fund
Senate approves foreign aid plan amid cuts and battles
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 5.312 billion foreign aid bill for the next fiscal year, trimming Eisenhower requests by 162 million. The panel backed 2.179 billion in military aid for Asia and the Pacific, 400 million for Indochina support, 71 million for Korean relief, and kept a 50 million weapons fund.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Wiley
White House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mutual Security
Stassen
Asia
Pacific
Indochina
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Elmer Wolfe High School awards honor 32nd commencement
The thirty second annual Elmer Wolfe High School commencement was held in the school auditorium. Diplomas were presented by Paul Niswander and awards announced by Principal Blizzard. Notable graduates include Warner Cheeks, Nancy Grinder, Gail Harley, James Bowman, John Sipes and Donna Sherman among others.
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Elmer Wolfe High School
Dixon A. Yaste
St. James Luthern Church
Warner Cheeks
Nevin Smith
Emanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
Paul R. Niswander
Carroll County Board of Education
Dennis F. Blizzard
Yaste
Warner Howard Cheeks
Donna Calvert Sherman
Helen Joan Ahn
James Owen Bowman
Robert Ellsworth Alexander
Robert Lee Bangs
Kenneth Neil Bostian
David Milton Cartzendamer
Ray Charles Delphy
Bertie Loreno Devilbiss
Cassell Ray Engel
Nanny Ann Forney
Nancy Lee Grinder
Gail
Bertie Devilbiss
DAR
Donna Sherman
School Repairs May Be Delayed in County
The County Commissioners told representatives of the Board of Education that funds are not available for extensive improvements at Brunswick High School and Burkittsville school. Brunswick High School bids included a kitchen cafeteria wiring and lighting. Lloyd C. Culler submitted the low bid of 39327. The board will seek emergency funds if needed, with possible funds next year for some operations.
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Burkittsville
Board of Education
Brunswick High School
Burkitlsville
Srunswick High School
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Eugene W. Pruitt
List Of Blood Donors Here May 22 Released
Blood donors at the May 22 collection in the city sponsored by the Red Cross included representatives from Frederick city and county businesses, churches, and organizations. Donors listed include C P Telephone, Camp Detrick, Civil Air Patrol, Firestone Store, Frederick High, Middletown High, Walkersville, Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, Junior Woman's Club, and many individuals across local firms and clubs.
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Red Cross
Frederick City
C. & P. Telephone Company
Dorothy Fulmer
Peggy Houff
Camp Detrick
William W. Eakins
Civil Air Patrol
Herchel F. Gibbs
Civinettes
Elizabeth Corson
Civitans
Theodore L. Semler
Alden
Summers
Counil
Elm Street
Robert M. Leatherman
George C. Remsberg
Walkersville
Frederick Iron and Steel
Paul B. Anderson
William H. Miller
Frederick Trading Comany
Robert E. Smith
Sophia E. Myers
Samsville
Ethel H. Kelly
Pleasant
Miriam Bowers
Woodsboro
Edith Flanigan
Evelyn A. Huffman
Babson Urges Worldwide Newspaper Support Globe Dedication
Babson Park Mass June 10 Roger W Babson argues the future of free nations rests on parents churches schools and newspapers He describes the World Greatest Revolving Globe to be built at Babson Institute on a 300 acre campus weighing thirty seven tons and boasting a 24 mile to the inch scale linking 400 home newspapers and nations The dedication featured senators speakers and a vault inscription praising newspaper publishers and their staff.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Free World
Babsons
Babson Institute
Webber College
Utopia College
America
Wellessey
Massachusetts
Globe
United States
Canada
Latin America
Great Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Free Nations
Frederick News
Edward B. Hinckley
U. S
Saitenstall
Martin
Herbert R. Gleason
Wellesley Board of Sleetmen
George A. Horkan
Institute
Roger Babson Webber
Lewis W. Mustard
Pub
Fin Bu. Inc
Wetzel Sentenced to Five Years in State Correction
Walter LeRoy Wetzel of New Oxford Pa received a five year term in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to a $140 robbery in Circuit Court. Witness Gilbert Raines testified they drank together on November 1 1952, Wetzel knocked him from behind near North Market Street then fled to Pennsylvania before being captured. The judge noted Wetzel’s prior record and said the offense was serious, denying mercy for his family.
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House of Correction
Walter LeRoy Wetzel
New Oxford
Patrick M Schnauffer
Vietnam
Gilbert F. Raines
East Fourth Street
Wetzel
Raines
North Market Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus
Dorsey
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Frederick
Charles A. Price
Schnauffer
Sixth and
Bentz Streets
Clifton W. Burns
Burns
Baseball Radio TV Authority Aids Minor Leagues
Washington June 10 Senate Commerce Committee backed a bill letting organized baseball police radio and TV accounts of ball games to protect shrinking minor leagues. The measure would grant each club rights within 30 miles of its home park, aiming to curb TV dominance by major league broadcasts.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Edwin C. Johnson
Justice Department
Criginal
Lisbon Graduates at Commencement Exercises
Governor McKeldin spoke to Lisbon High School graduates as John E. Yingling Sr. presented diplomas to seventeen seniors including Kathenne Adams Donald Brosenne Shirley Cross Nancy Dorsey Roberta Gilmore Donali Gordon Dorothy Gordon James Holland George Howard Nanex Kmill Eileen Mullinix Mame Pfefferkorn George Rodgers Angela Schleupner William Selby Niles Spav... long OCR fragment ends.
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Lisbon
Governor McKeldin
Lisbon High School
John E. Yingling
Howard County
Kathenne A. Adams
Donald G Brosenne
Shirley M. Cross
Nancs L. Dorsey
Roberta Gilmore
Donali
Gordon
Dorothy L. Gordon
James C. Holland
George N Howard
Nanex L Kmill
Eileen E. Mullinix
Mame C Pfefferkorn
George FE. Rodgers
Angela D. Schleupner
Wiliam E Selby
Niles X. Spavidmne
John L. Warner
Dr Bard Named Baltimore Dean of Johns Hopkins Medicine
June 10 report states Dr Philip Bard will become dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine succeeding Dr Alan M Chesner who retires June 30 after nearly 25 years in that post. Bard will also head the physiology department and pursue ongoing research and teaching. A native of Hueneme California Bard studied at Harvard and Princeton.
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Bard
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Philip Bard
Alan M Chesner
Hueneme
Calif
Harvard
Princeton
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Frank R. Nelson
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Ralph White
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Louis Kinsey
Babson
Roger Babson
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