TWE Semi-Weekly News 1953 June 30 Fredricksburg Md
The Semi-Weekly News notes Tuesday issue dated June 30 1953 from Frederick Maryland with rate information and Associated Press credit The paper lists services including printing and news solicitation across the county and declares correction policy for errors United States postal access and classified timing details are shown with the publication as part of its local press presence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perinnes
North Court
Frederick
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Fredeel Cate
Plans And Strength Statement Of General Taylor To U S Eighth Army
General Taylor warns negotiations won’t yield a victorious peace and celebrate a single episode in a long war. He argues world conditions and Korea look bleak, with possible further Red gains while the West blocks Communism’s advance, citing Africa as a future bastion and recalling how the free world foiled Hitler and Napoleonic eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
U. S. Eighth Army
Asia
Africa
Britain
West
Europe
America
Americas
North
Hitler
Korea
Free World
Prosperity gains shown in new Department of Commerce data
The latest Commerce figures indicate a strong expansion of the US production plant. Net value of production equipment more than doubled from 1942 to 1952, with 145 billion dollars spent on new equipment in those years. The 85 percent rise in gross equipment value signals renewed confidence and greater production capacity that could boost ongoing prosperity and efficiency. A crab feast celebrated Mr. Harlan Albaugh's birthday in Henryton with many gifts. Attendees included the Albaugh family and friends from Libertytown Creagerstown Rocky Ridge New Market and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Harlan Albaugh
Henryton
Albaugh
Afr
Ray
Kenneth Kling
Larry
Libertytown
Tomnie Exler
Sandra
Jessie Wood
Creagerstown
Charles Gruber
Johnny
Rocky Ridge
John Wood
Deborah
New Market
Jimmy Guy
Joan
Jane
Baitimore
P. E. Officers Elected Here At Potomac Edison
Officers for the coming year were reelected at the Potomac Edison Company annual board meeting held Friday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. R. Paul Smith remains president. other officers include George S. Humphrey and A. F. MacDonald as vice presidents, D. E. Stultz as executive VP, Paul S. Michael as secretary and treasurer, with several assistants. The report covers six months of 1953 construction progress, including completion of the Albright station in Preston County West Virginia and the 132 kv transmission line with Monongahela Power. The third generating unit would bring total cost to about 40 million with PE share around 10 million. The 132 kv triangular system to connect Albright Cumberland Riverton stations is near completion, ready by July 15. Other projects include transmission rings and lines in Virginia and Pennsylvania, station work at Williamsport and Frostburg, and rural line expansion totaling 82 miles. The six months show near budget peak load of 385,700 kw in June vs 185,000 kw forecast, with output up about 13 percent and operating revenues up roughly 15 percent. 1,584 new domestic and commercial customers added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Francis Scott ‘Key
R. Paul Smith
George S. Humphrey
A. F. MacDonald
J. Lee Rice
Seip
O E. Martin
B. A. Winebrewer
A. R. Moss
W. Eugene Sanders
Earle S&. Thompson
Donovan R. Beachley
William B. Bennett
G. Hunter Bowers
Harold F. Butler
Raymond E. Creager
Robert B. Crothers
David K. Cushna, Jr. R
FE. Delaplaine
Mervyn C. Fuss
J. H
Paul
Michael
M. P. Moller, Jr
Guy K. Metter
Charles A. Piper
J. Lee Rice, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
D. E. Stultz
G. Frank Thomas
Asa H. Watkins
Smith
Albright
Preston County
W. Va
Monongahela
Power Company
Winchester
Stephens City
Reid
Greencastle
Troutville-Frederick
Williamsport
West Virginia
Marlowe
Frostburg
Keyser
Martinsburg
W Va
Engagement Notice for Sally Potter and Landen Proffittton
Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers announce the engagement of their daughter Sally Potter to Landen M Proffittton of Mr and Mrs Charles L Proffitt Burns wire North Carolina Hood College graduate Sally to marry in a winter ceremony Proffitt a North Carolina State graduate with two years in the U S Army is employed at Camp Detrick in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Bowers
Fredenck
Sally Potter
Landen M. Proffitton
Charles L. Proffitt
Burns Wire
N.C
Miss Bowers
Hood College
Myr. Proffit
North Carolina State
Raleigh
N. C
U.S. Army
Camp Detrick
Benson Promises Aid to Texas Farms in Drouth
LUBBOCK Texas Secretary of Agriculture Benson told drought harassed farmers that the government would act to save cattle needed to maintain foundation herds for future beef supplies. He warned a shortage of feed was forcing livestockmen to sell herds a calamity for the country and urged continued help to secure feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
Agriniture
Benson
Southwest
Amercan Cotton Congress
Court News notices some divorces and marriages
Court notices report partial divorces for Madeline May Neal and Kenneth Burns Neal and absolute divorce for Betty Jane Fox versus George I. Fox Jr. plus multiple marriage licenses and property deeds. Notable pairs include Carl F. Myers with Virginia L. Depew, James Fleming with Betty Grant, and Carl Hutchins with Eva Martin among others. Property transfers list various parcels to Pinckney, Motis, Catoctin Estates, and Potomac Edison right of way, with numerous residents named across Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Madeline May Neal
Kenneth Burns Neal
Betty Jane Fox
George I.fox, Jr
Carl F. Myers
Milan
Virginia L. Depew
Sayre
James C. Fleming
Betty R. Grant
Leesburg
Henderson W. Neal, Jr
Balitimore
Joyce B. Whalen
Doubs
James G. Marrone
Joan A. Troxell
Frederick
William Harris Rich
Smith's Grove
Grace LaVerne Derflinger
Brunswick
Francis C. Ott
Emmitsburg
Ano
Mary Joan Kreitz
Pen Mar
Berlin J. Blake
Elizaeth M. Ames
Arlington
George G. Titus
Hamilton
Janet R. Shipe
Gaithersburg
Neil G. Austin
Mansfield
Eunice V. Brown
Roullette
John W. McLane
Benson
Jean L. Somerville
Darlington
Howard T. DeGrange, Jr
Shirley E. Crum
William T. Shuggars
Katharine Irene Hager
Monrovia
Ralph F. Kinna
Ada E.rice
Charles A. Hutchins
Valhalla
Eva Grey Martin
Braddock Heights
Daisy L. Chiswell
C. Bellinger Pinckney, Jr
War
Mary Staley
Mary I. Staley
Wilbur D. Culler
John M. Creeger
Potomac Edison Company
Catharine BR. Lawler
Hus
Hattie J. Miller
Glade Valley Lions Install New Officers at Dinner
Glade Lions installed officers for the year at a Walkersville church dinner. C Samuel Bowman of Union Bridge led the ceremony with Raymond Myers as incoming president responding. The meeting paused July 2 to avoid conflicts with the Firemen carnival. Frederick lawyer Samuel W Barrick spoke on juvenile delinquency praising county parks, playgrounds, supervised play, and civic clubs aiding youth.
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Glade Lions Club
Walkersville Lutheran Church
C. Samuel Bowman
Union Bridge Lions
Raymond C. Myers
Paul C. Green
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Woodsboro
Lion Harvey Working
Frederick County
Maryland
Oouth
Dean's List Honors At Mary Washington College
Mary Washington College reports 294 students listed on the Dean's List for the second semester, Eduard Alvey Jr. presiding. Among the B students are Ann Rixey Ashbury, Jean Cadie Lippy, Anita Cooley, and Helen Hodges, all from Frederick, with class years noted. The document notes the college’s longstanding scholastic recognition amid brief cultural aside on domestication of the turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Eduard Alvey, Jr
Ann Rixey Ashbury
Maurice D. Ashbury
West Church Street
Jean Cadie Lippy
Triman Lippy
Wilson Place
Anita Cooley
Frederick Area Notes Gather For Weddings And Visits
Local social column recaps servicemen visiting from overseas families in Frederick area. Many relatives host gatherings from Myersville to Harmony, Braddock Heights and Thurmont. upcoming weddings include Joan Marrone and James Marrone with guests from Pittsburgh Richmond and Washington. Major Bowers and family visit from Fort Worth before duty in Limestone Maine.
Birthday dinners and visits mark weekend in Brunswick area
A festive Birthday Dinner at Fishing Creek honored Kelly Hoffman with family and friends gathering for a chicken supper and cake. Nearby, a Father’s Day reunion brought together John N. Waters and eight of his ten children plus many relatives from Brunswick and Martinsburg. Also noted are visits by Miss Virginia Chichester and bridesmaids, and Maryland nursing program entrants from Westminster.
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Minnie Grams
Burkittsville
Jumbe of Friends
Bradnock Heights
Grams
Fishing Creek
Kelly Hoffman
Ira Main
M. Joh Derr
Doris
Jackie Derr
Fout
Kelly Hollman
Sharline Hull
Dixie Lee Leister
Ava Martz
Carmen
June Wachter
Westminster
Maryland
Sinai Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Eagle Park
Brunswick
John N. Waters
John Moore
Martinsburg
W. Va
4-H Meeting Sets July Straw Ride in Libertytown
June Libertytown 4-H meeting held at Mrs Sterling Spurrier s home with 2 members 2 visitors and 2 leaders present. Straw ride to Braddock planned for July 19. Joan Smith demonstrated bobbies. Engagement announced for Rebecca Ann Manuel to John Decker Millar of Cresaptown and Brunswick profiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libertytown
Sterling Spurrrier
Donna Rexread
Braddock
Joan Smith
Ralph Walter Manuel
Brunswick
Rebecca Ann
John Decker Millar
Thomas Carskadon Millar
Brady Roan
Cresaptown
Brunswick High School
State Teachers College
Frostburg
Pricer
Silver Spring
Allegany High School
Cumberland
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Grace Episcopal Church
Branswick
Traffic lights re timed as Patrick Street joins main grid
City Lineman Max Kehne and crew linked Patrick Bentz and Market into a single progressive signal system via a master controller. Drivers can now progress through green lights on main streets at about 22 miles per hour, with still required stops when entering from side streets and potential one way changes later this year on Patrick and East South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Frederick
Max Kehne
Patcigk
Bentz
Market
East South Street
Montgomery Children Get Ready For School
Montgomery County parents set a new record for preventive medical services for their children. Dr. Harold H. Mitchell notes high registration at Pre-School Conferences with medical exams and immunizations already cared for by private physicians. Of 4 285 pupils enrolled for fall, 13 150 or over 73 percent arrived with a completed medical exam report. Impressive home and school cooperation stems from the PTA health committees principals teachers health department nurses medical profession and Tuberculosis Association. Nearly 94 percent completed initial immunizations and over 90 percent vaccinated. More than four in five completed booster immunizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Harold H. Mitchell
Montgomery County Health Department
Parent-Teachers Association
Hhealth Department
Tuberculosis Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
First Heart Clinic Here Scheduled For July 11
Dr. Leonard Scherlis of Baltimore will conduct Frederick County Health Department’s first heart clinic on July 11 on a referral basis from doctors. Monthly clinics follow under the Frederick County Heart Association and Health Department with ECG and x ray fluoroscope provided by the Maryland Heart Association and Maryland Department of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Scherlis
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Frederick County Health Department
Scherlis
Frederick County Heart Association
County Health Department
Maryland Heart Association
Maryland Department of Health
Health Department
Jackson buys Worcester Democrat and Ledger Enterprise
Elmer M. Jackson Jr. announces purchase of the Worcester Democrat and Ledger Enterprise at Pocomo ke City Md from the late Edward J. Clarke. Miss Alice R. Young remains associate editor. a new general manager for the week lies will be named. Leesburg Rotary installs new officers next Thursday with Francis Patton as president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Elmer M. Jackson, Jr
Annapolis Capital
Talbot T. Speer
Baltimore
Worcester Democrat and Ledger Enterprise
Pocomoke City
Edward J. Clarke
Jackson
Alice R. Young
Worcester Democrat and Ledger
Prise
Leesburg
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Luther H. Hetterly
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Henry Decker
Frederick Post
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Walter L. Roney
John Crouse
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George Murdock
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Marion Connor Cole
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Watkins Acres
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Thomas Henderson Maddux
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Charles E. Troxell
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Guy W. Nusz
Fred M. Gray
L. Homer Miller
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Clara V. Mott
St. Petersburg
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John Warnock
Maisel Ritter
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Frank E. Koontz
Jessups
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Hugh A. Bailey
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Miss Ritter
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H. W. Kuhlman
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A. T. Brust
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