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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1954

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4

Editors Hear Atty. General at National Editorial Meet

Baltimore June 17 Atty Gen Brownell condemned Senator McCarthy calls for federal employees to share classified data as an open invitation to violate laws He warned against intruding on security matters and urged loyalty to the executive branch and law enforcement while stressing that only authorized personnel may handle sensitive information.

Baltimore Brownell Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Convention of the Nations Nists McCarthy Army United States

New Maryland State Road Maps To Feature Color Photos

Maryland will roll out redesigned state road maps by July with full color photography. George W. Cassell of the State Roads Commission said the first redesigned side with twenty color photos is printing, with more edits to finish and thousands ready by July Fourth. The full 100000 maps will be distributed by July 15, free of charge, at a cost of 11.2 cents per map, up from 7.1 cents for the 1953 black and white version.

George W. Cassell State Roads Commission Casseil Tower Building Baltimore Roads Commission Maryland Washington Monument State House Bay Bridge Point Lookout Fort McHenry Swallow Falls St. Marrs Ocean City Cassell

Fall of France government noted in Paris hotel lounge

HAL BOYLE recalls a quiet Paris lounge moment after France's 19th postwar government fell. Patrons, including former war correspondents, react with detached indifference as waiters and locals minimize the upheaval, stressing personal concern over national politics while Paris moves on. The piece contrasts grand political shifts with everyday Canal Seine scenes and the wish for a stronger leader like Clemenceau, not De Gaulle.

Hal Boyle Paris Laniel France Res Lanice Dallas General DeGaulle DeGaulle Seine

Episcopal Convention Moves to Hawaii in 1955

The Protestant Episcopal Church will hold its 1955 general convention in Honolulu Hawaii marking the first time the meeting occurs in a missionary district overseas. Rt Rev Henry Knox Sherrill said the change followed protests over Houston plans and ensures multiracial participation. The church has 2,899,000 members and 14,885 baptized in Hawaii.

New York Protestant Episcopal Church Houston Tex Hawaii Honolulu Henry Knox Sherrill Overseas Sherrill Tonlulu Episcopal Church

Maryland Maps Feature By Year Plan For Photos

A proposal suggests featuring different sections of the State each year so maps can be carved year by year and generate growing collections of Maryland photographs. The idea aims to build interest and a lasting archives through rotating highlights.

Maryland

Power talks and profits draw big firms to atomic era

In Quantico and Washington, defense officials, generals, and industry leaders gather for a four day huddle on defense readiness amid budget strains and international tensions. Atomic power gains momentum as major U.S. firms seek stakes, with GE and Detroit Edison backing plans for private atomic plants near population centers. Collateral forfeitures noted in Peoples Court wrap the day.

U.S Douglas Larsen Washington—Yard Eld Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc Atomic Energy Commission Congress America General Electric Detroit- Edison Westinghouse Duquesne Light Co U. S, Steel Peoples Court Paul W. Johnson Baltimore Joseph A. Green Germantown Martin A. Laughlin D. W. Bowser Carlton Lewis Guimina India

Senate OKs 29 Billion Defense Budget for Next Year

The Senate approved a military budget of more than 29 billion dollars for the fiscal year starting July 1. The vote was 50-38 after a Democratic attempt to add 380 million and block a two-division Army cutback failed. The bill exceeds the House version but remains under Eisenhower's request, with about 14% billion in unobligated money carried over.

Washington Senate House Eisenhower Sen. Ferguson R-Mmk GOP

U S Pricing Itself Out Of World Trade

COLLEGE PARK Md June. A Dutch farm expert told 1062 university rural women the United States prices itself out of world trade through government supports. Dr R L Beuken kamp agricultural attaché urged farmers to defend their interests. He warned that US price supports push other nations to become Wheat producers and that global food under nourishment requires more agricultural abundance.

College Park R. L. Beukenkamp Washington University of Maryland Reubenkamip

Buildings Proposed for Maryland Hospitals Worth Millions

Two new structures at Spring Grove State Hospital in Baltimore are valued at 2.704 million dollars and a separate 265 thousand dollar hospital laundry building for the University of Maryland in Baltimore is proposed. The recommendations were presented to the State Planning Commission yesterday.

Baltimore Spring Grove State Hospital University of Maryland State Planning Commission

Eye Talk Highlights Lions Club Eye Aid in Frederick

Dr. Thomas H. Quill spoke at a Lions Club luncheon about eye anatomy, diseases, and prevention as part of the sight conservation program. The club and its committee have funded cataract removals and eyeglasses for the needy, with 34 of 35 applications approved and 28 completed at about 507.80 pounds, Barney the beneficiary reading his Bible afterward.

Sight Conservation Committee Lions Club of Frederick Thomas H. Quill Washington Quill Georgetown University Medical School Mayo Clinic Frederick Memorial Hospital Frederick County Medical Society Lindbergh Avenue Vernon Holter William Stultz Phil Harvey John Pleasant Barney Lions Club Francis Scott Key Lions Holter

Public Sheriff Sale Notice in Frederick Maryland

Walter F. Davis files writ of distraint against William F. Dean and Ruth B. Dean. Auction includes office desks, typewriter, cash register, tools, parts, batteries, and assorted shop equipment. Sale to highest bidder for cash on June 19, 1954 at 12 o'clock A.M. at 175 East Street, Frederick City, Frederick County, Maryland. Horace M. Alexander, Sheriff.

Walter F. Davis Maryland UUW Irving H. Bierley William F. Dean Ruth B. Dean Huth Dean Hemington Allen-Wales Philco Cole Steel Allen Electric Co Black Hawk Homestead Firestone Goodrich East Street Frederick City Frederick County Horace M. Alexander

Executor's Notice and Liquor License Hearing in Frederick

Executor William M Storm gains testamentary letters for Roy Hyndman of Frederick County Md. Creditors must file claims by December 28 1954. Also notice of a beer license hearing for Main's Tavern at 13 West Potomac Street Brunswick Md before License Commissioner Gail L Catsall on July 1954 10 a.m.

Orphans’ Court Frederick County Maryland Roy Hyndman ‘Yate WILLIAM M_ STORM William M. Simm Barry D. Radcliff Register of Wills Bessie M Hahn West Potomac St Brunswick Martin V. R. Main Daisy W. Main James W. Main Main’s Tavern, Inc Brunswick, M4

Meeting led by Dr Noel H Gross with visiting Linns noted

The business meeting was conducted by president Dr Noel H Gross. Visiting Linns included Debert Null Ellsworth Mc Gaha from Widdletavun Samuel T Rover Thurmont Otis and Herbert Schroeder set Mare shall Murray were also present.

Noel H. Gross Linns Debert Null Ellsworth McGaha Widdletavun Samuel T. Rover Thurmont Otis Herbert Schroeder Mareshall Murray

Explosive Lead Azide Missing From Kent Plant

Authorities report a pint sized cylindrical cardboard container holding lead azide, a dangerous explosive, vanished from the Kent Manufacturing Co plant with government contracts. State Police issued a warning that the material could detonate from minor pressure or a spark while the plant remains fenced with guards.

Chestertows Dune Wpeaumantics Kent Manufacturing Co Grakas Hrnworknet Gene Plant

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