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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1954
Page
2
The Frederick paper outlines standard subscription rates and postal details for The News published by the Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Company. It notes prices for single copies and prepaid periods and records mailing and circulation details.
The two leaders plan an informal White House weekend visit to affirm trust and intimacy. Hot topics likely include Indochina and Dien Bien Phu fallout, France’s political drift toward authoritarianism, Suez tensions with Britain and Egypt, European defense, and the role of atomic weapons in future global conflict.
Fifty years ago the mews columns note Maryland hay from Frederick county grown on Mr John A Biddinger s farm Ladiesburg packed by A D Birely and Sons Theodore Roosevelt nominated by acclamation after Root speech at the Republican national convention in Chicago Frederick delegation praised by Mr Reno S Harp fire in Mrs John White residence East Third Street extinguished after flare up Class day exercises for the 4904 female high school and a banquet for the graduating class at Prof Burgee s East Patrick Street Encampment of the Maryland Veterans is home held with armed delegates this morning
Twenty years ago a band of robbers forced entry through two rear doors to ransack the top room of the Hotel State in Emraitsbure, stealing five slot machines beer and ten dollars in change. A wedding at United Brethren church Ottehine Va tied Lorene W Winter mire to Mr Faimert R Bowlus. The 260th Coast Artillery with 260 men plans a Frederick passage mid next month. Last night’s low set 72 after 96 in the afternoon.
The June 20 ceremony marked a milestone for Claggett Center near Buckeystown as St Andrew's Chapel was consecrated by Episcopal leaders led by Bishop Noble C. Powell. The event followed $130,000 in improvements since 1950, with Powell Hall and a new pavilion forming a religious and conference complex along Monocacy river.
The article reviews a 1938-1943 sequence on J Robert Oppenheimer including William Liscum Borden's letter to the FBI director, a joint congressional inquiry, and a 2 to 1 board verdict that he remains loyal but a security risk. It notes Borden’s conclusion that espionage risk was more likely than not and the Atomic Energy Commission must decide on clearance amid looming hearings.
Presbyterians continue discussion on church union with multiple congregations in Baltimore and Cumberland. Dr. Oppenheimer security questions and loyalty debates arise amid broader 1950s era scrutiny of scientific figures. Also features a report on a high school drama group departing for Indiana University for the Silver Anniversary Dramatic Arts Conference with 20 Frederick students and sponsors.
In a three o'clock ceremony at Calvary Methodist church Miss Ruby Nichols and Charles L. Jackson wed. Rev. Edward A. Godsey and Rev. Dr. J. Franklin Haas officiated. Bridesmaids wore blue gowns, bouquets of mixed flowers, and the scene featured lace gowns and a French style train. The couple will reside in State College Pa after a northern wedding trip and thenFrederick, Md.
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