How I Beat the Heat Says HAL BOYLE Column
In a humorous NY column HAL BOYLE offers homegrown heat hacks stressing mental tricks over matter. He lampoons strategies from keep cool with Coolidge to panting at the office and escaping heat by spending time in bars basements and Nova Scotia. He advises temper control light meals avoid overwork and trying all twelve tips for relief and distraction during hot spells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
New England
Amy
Seoul
Nova Scotia
Congress trims official car fleet in bid to save
The piece notes Congress curbs the maintenance and operation of official cars, cancelling 525 new vehicles and cutting chauffeurs for 30 agencies. It cites a sprawling fleet in Washington, with scrutiny of personal use, and proposes painting cars a distinctive color to curb abuses. President Truman and the VP would be exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Truman
Exotic game birds to be released in U S
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service plans to send a specialist to Iran Iraq Lebanon Syria and Turkey to trap non migratory game birds for introduction in the United States. Species include the Chukar partridge sand grouse sand partridge and black partridge. Trials begin in the Southwest due to similar terrain and resources. Previous exotics such as pheasant and Hungarian partridge have thrived here.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Iran
Iraq
Lebanon
Syria
Turkey
Local notes from Frederick 1901 summer issues
Fifty years ago a Frederick column reports an alumni association formed by Frederick Male High School graduates with officers R. H. J. Reick as president and Keefer S. Toms as vice president. Wheat harvest begins in Frederick County with little fly damage. a horse of David Shull dies after lockjaw from a nail injury. a corn crib behind Bantz tannery catches fire. L. O. Willis buys the old Barbour home at public sale. The tone matches early 20th century Local Notes.
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Frederick Male High School
R. H. J. Reick
Keefer S. Toms
Roy E Thomas
A. Allee Radcliff
David Shull
South Market Street
Market Street
County tax rate stays at 1.30 next year in county budget
The County Commissioners announced the next fiscal year's tax rate will be 1.30, same as this year, with a budget of 952795, about 3857 more than the current year. The 1929 Grocerymen's Lien Law was declared invalid by Judges Urner and Willard in Circuit Court, and a local grocer's attachment was dismissed. Catillion Club dance drew 140 guests at Catoctin Country Club with Braddock Heights orchestra. 400 children attended the Baker Park doll show with 55 dolls shown and awards for largest smallest most unusual and honorable mentions for antique dolls.
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Urner
Willard
Catillion
Catoctin Country Club
Braddock Heights
Baker Park
Alice Virginia
Biggs
Calvin Swomley
Mildred Welty
Frances Wertenbalker
Harriett Kreh
Alumnae Of G H 8 Hold 50th Annual Reunion
The Girls High School Alumnae Association held its 50th annual reunion at Hotel Frederick with 109 members and two guests attending. Grace Wilter Engle presided. officers elected for 1951 52 included President Helen Williams and Vice President Helen Hemp. The evening featured ventriloquist George L Horn and a banquet followed by business sessions.
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Girls High School
Helen Fisher Williams
Helen Beall Hemp
Edith Utterback Ramsburg
Virginia Cline Engle
Chrissie Firestone Bowers
Pearl A. Bader
Helen E. Newman
Hal Lee T. Olt
Lucy Schroeder Cramer
Price Young
Jessie Funk Cussail
Mary Howard Wachtel
Naomi Reifsnider Heit
Grace Thomas
Millie Virginia Culler
Edna M. Schaefer
Susie Derr Nichols
Blanche Kefauver Cob- Jentz
Nellie Roderick Zimmerman
Margaret M. Young
Anna W. . Simmons
Edith H. Radcliffe
Mary H. Newton
Alice Lee Thomas
Felicia Stauffer Nicodemus
Isabel E. Zimmerman
Mary Witter Shaw
Edith Miller
Elizabeth Worman
Lillian Beall Ross
Adelaide Rosenstock Silberstein
Helen Lease Boyer
Lielen Schuolerc Musso
Mary Leatherman McCabe
Ruth Seeger Lansdale
Pauline Zentz Knock
Mary Filler Allen
Minnie S. Keller
Lena Derr Renn
Grace Zimmerman Zeigler
Pearl Kefouver
Louise Sehrey Rhoads
Elizabeth Engle McCaffrey
Ruth Holtz Smith
Louise Kemp Miller
Study on X ray workers children to begin in September
Hagerstown June 2519 A Hag erstown doctor Dr Slanley Macht director of Washington County Hospital received a 2845 grant from the Federal Security Agency to fund a study on whether exposure to radiological waves among x ray technicians causes malformed or defective children. He will survey about 8000 medical professionals nationwide, roughly half in radiology, and plans to begin in September with completion in about a year.
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Hagerstown
Slanley H Macht
Washington County
Federal Security Agency
Moscow U N peace bid reshapes Korea stalemate
The Malik plan to halt fighting without preconditions signals a shift that could yield a regional cease fire between North Korea, Red China, and U N forces. It locks in Communist political leverage, eases Russia’s European armament burden, and raises questions over U N credibility and future posture against aggression.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Korea
U. N
Jacob Malik
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Russia
Far East
Munich
Iran
America
Moscow
Malik
Europe
China
Security Council
Red China
Manchuria
Peiping
U. S
Department of State
Convicted On Charge Of Drunken Driving
Austin W. Bell of East Fourth street was convicted of drunken driving by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr in Peoples Court this morning. Sentencing was withheld pending a record check after Trooper N L Basore testified to Bell's drunken drive from Thirteenth to Seventh street.
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Austin W. Bell
East Fourth Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Peoples Court
Bell
North Market Street
N. L. Basore
Basore
Thirteenth Street
Seventh Street
Shefield
Oscar Coyle
Dorothy Coyle
Gas House Pike
Coyle
Raymond Haugh
Edwin F. Nikirk
Deference Is The Daily Word For Courteous Regard
An English lesson note highlights common usage errors and folds a daily word study around deference meaning courteous regard for another’s wishes. It cites examples like the elderly man treated with deference and contrasts near winning with almost won.
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George
Ray
Suit for 40000 Is Filed After Accident
Allan Glenn Browning of near Kemptown sues Carlton Brandenburg in Circuit Court for 40000 claiming a head on collision on the Kemptown Penns Shop road left him unconscious with brain concussion memory loss and extensive injuries He lists 35000 for personal injuries plus 5000 alleged property and wage losses and seeks medical and hospital expenses and damages to clothing and other property.
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Kemptown-Penn’s
Allan Glenn Browning
Kemptown
Carlton Brandenburg
Browning
Mathias
Bible Verse And Aughey Quote On Church Work
A Scripture excerpt from Ezra 7 20 urges bearing the king's treasure for God’s house The second quote by Aughey emphasizes that the church relies on its individuals who must work together to accomplish its mission The text reflects religious contemplation and communal effort.
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God
Aughey
Junior Follies Recital Here On Wednesday
The Eve lyn R. White Studio of the Dance presents the fifteenth annual Junior Follies Recital at Frederick High School auditorium on Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. About 100 students aged 3 to 18 perform in seven scenes with roles including salesgirls, roses, dolls, trims, jewelry displays, toys and teens, and various dance numbers. The program is directed by Miss White with accompanist Mrs. Louise Betson and H. David Hagan as master of ceremonies.
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Evelyn R. White
Frederick High School
White’s
Jamiele Faust
Marcia Weissman
Bernice Weissman
Edith Whisner
Patsy Mehaffie
Carol Ann Dorsey
Mary Louise Chesley
Judy Quill
Patsy Kent
Ann Crumpacker
Barbara Thompson
Janet Felton
Thomas Taylor
Peter Storm
Alfred Newton
Margaret Rose Kreh
Ann Zimmerman
Nancy Castle
Donna Lee Taylor
Bonnie Kearfott
Joan Davis
Lucia Bernsdorff
Sandra Paxton
Donna Jean Bednarski
Carol Ann Hockensmith
Doris Welty
Patsy Umberger
Virginia Hana
Peggy Jones
Elaine Schnauffer
Zigane
Greta Gallahan
Lois Ann Lipps
Jet
Joanne Meehan
Peggy Jenkins
Fifi
Margot
Moira
Penny Storm
Zimmerman
Carla
Carmen
Mary Louise Chessey
Soo Lee
Sing Lee
Judy Gosnell
Susan Jacobson
Colleen
Kathleen
Glenda Fritz
Katrina and
Karl
Lei
Lani
Connie Nicholson
Susan Crumpacker
Felipe
Ferdinand
Mary Taylor Geile
Norman Lee Sowell
Russell Yinger
Jimmie Bevilbiss
Patricia Smith
Sharon Shank
Virginia Hanawalt
Barbara Ann Taylor
Helene Vona
Sylvia Funk
Diana Magaha
Mary Elizabeth Storm
Margaret Rose Kroh
Kay Sehnaulffer
Cornelia Pue
Megan
Travis Zeiler
Linda Ruth Lochner
Susan Crumpheker
Cruisé
Jamele Faust
Mary Louise C Kesley
Ann‘ Crumpacker
Record Department
Grace Bidle
Kathleen Croghan
Betty Gladhill
Phyllis Gladhill
Elaine Palmer
Sherron Toms
Rosalie Kline
Nancy Remsberg
Melinda Ramsburg
Wanda Jon Bussard
Jeannette Rudy
Eleanor Best
Michael Moberly
Barbara Pyles
Bunny Cramer
You
Maggie
Janele Faust
Ensemble
Louise Betson
H. David Hagan
Grace Moore
Miss White
Ordered To Find Work And Continue Payments
A Frederick man, John R. Long, was ordered by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer to find work and continue payments of 15 a week for his wife and child. He said he lost his job after Memorial Day holiday at a local store and he could only do certain work due to health. court directed use of Employment Service to recover arrearages. The case also notes an earlier Juvenile Court matter placing a local girl with the Children's Aid Society amid conditions cited by the girl.
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Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
John R. Long
Charles A. Price
Wilbur F. Sheffield, Jr
Children's Aid Society
Social Etiquette Reminder at a House Party
A reader recalls proper guest conduct as the hostess and host entertain. The correct practice is to stay in the living room with the guests while the host mixes drinks, avoiding following the husband to the kitchen.
Eckenrode Seiss Nuptials At St. Anthony’s Shrine Church
Catherine Seiss wed Paul Eckenrode in a double ring ceremony at St Anthony's Shrine Catholic church. Rev Fr Kearney presided with nuptial Mass and musical offerings by relatives. The couple will reside near St Anthony's after a Virginia wedding trip and return to Petersville, Va, then housekeeping on St Anthony's Motters road.
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Stanley Scarfe
Charles A. Seiss
Sister of Charity
Ann Eckenrode
Shi
Francis Seiss
Louis
Benjamin Swiss
Ernest Seltzer
Charles and
le Eckenrode
Panis Angelicus
Jesus
White Hous Inn
Virginia
Charle Eckenrode
Petersville
St. Anthony's Motters Road
Hom
Groo
Gettysburg
James R. O'Connell
Baltimore
Virginia Yohn
Westminster
Rose Marie Davis
Ellicott City
Reid
State Teachers College
Towson
F. x., Hooper Company
Glen Arm
Weddings Slaybaugh Uverholizer Hoy Reid and Smith remarriage
A sequence of local wedding notices from Emmitsburg Westminster Westminster area celebrate the unions of Bernard W Slaybaugh and Corelea Romaine Overholtzer, Eugene Carlton Reid and Martha Ann Hoy, and Kenneth L Smith and Norma Faye Barberi. The reports detail ceremonies, dress, attendants, and reception plans.
Salvation Army Bible School Classes Continue Amid Loss
Salvation Army announces daily Vacation Bible School will proceed as usual with Capt. and Mrs. Curtis L. Frierson absent. Capt. Walter Wolfe will lead, classes held at Elm Street School from 9 to 11 45 AM. Infant Curtis L. Jowin suffocated in his Salvation Army home crib. Local rites to be held in Atlanta this afternoon.
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Salvation Army
Curtis L. Frierson
Walte Wolfe
Loca
Elm Street
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San Antonio
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Leonard I. Davis
John W. Davis
Dickerson
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Hungnan
G. H
Simon J. Grim
Jonas Grim
George H. Angelberger
Johnsville-New Midway Road
Wandsboro
Johnsville
Melvin
Oden
J. Frank Hilderbrand
Lee Place
Wiliam T. Collins
William Polatos
Woodville
Harrisville
Samuel B. Hambright
Edwin Ellsworth Springer
Thurmont- Emmitsburg
Jesse Brashears
Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bariey
U.N
David Lawrence
Ryh. T. Webster
Clara
Gaby
Nou
Julia
James E. Miller
East Third Street
Betty Jane
Kenneth Willia Luhn
Helen Luhn
Hamilton Avenue
HEA Service Inc
Raymond Rose
George Elwood Koontz
Roy B. Overholtzer
Jasper Lee Wantz
Harry Wantz
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Harney Lutheran
Niagara Falls
South Queen Street
Littlestown
Slaybaugh
Lester Hamm
Hannover
Taneytown High School
Windsor Shoe , Company
Salvation Army Daily Bible School
Sarajevo
Bosnia
C. Austin Sherald
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