Hood College Professor Talks Presidential Politics to Demos
Dr. Virginia Lewis of Hood College addressed the Women’s Democratic League on Presidential politics. She discussed possible Democratic nominees including Kennedy Johnson Symington Humphrey and Morse, praising Kennedy and Johnson as moderates and noting issues beyond personalities. A bus trip to Washington and a mock Hood College convention were announced along with the March program chair.
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Virginia Lewis
Hood College
Women’s Democratic League
Lewis
Lyndon Johnson
Stuart Symington
Stevenson
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Humphrey
Tom
Morse
Senate
Dr. Lewis
Nixon
Johnson
Simington
Missouri
Mary C. Hodgson
Helen McKenzie
Elizabeth Knill
Mildred Fisher
United Democratic Women's Club
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Hodgson
Call For Bigness Reflects Byrnes View On Defense
The elder statesman James F. Byrnes argues for steady defense and national science, urging unity behind the President. He has weighed arguments, seeks no political gain, and cautions against discord as the nation debates security and policy.
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James F. Byrnes
Carolina
H.S
Senate
Zainsaring
Lielens
Jimmy Byrnes
Pope John XXIII Receives Ash Wednesday Ashes
Vatican report says Pope John XXIII had ashes applied to his forehead in a rite of humility and penance marking the first day of Lent. He blessed ashes in the chapel and delivered a prayer during the service.
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Vatican City
John Xxtit
Leni
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated March 2 1916 report BR B Eward Kepner planning to erect two modern dwellings on East Fourth Street James A for construction West Fourth Street and a fishing stream note as Mona Ham Schell John Haller catch six perch and two carp Slature defeats womans suffrage and a hearing on the State banking bill in Woodsboro by R Motter of Fredericksburg mentions banking legislation and local developments
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the News
B. Eward Kepner
Easi
James A
West Fourth Street
Alon
Mona
Ham Schell
John Haller
Caushi
Woman's Sui
Woodsboro
R. Motter
Fredericm Annapping
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News March 2, 199. The text notes Harmony Grove RIEG OF BUCK EXSTOWN and Frederick county public service wares. Tesicraion Pathway School principal becomes effective and a teacher auto retired at a certain age. Hood College president Dr Henry L Stahr reappointed as Community N chest President.
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the News
USAR
Harmony Grove Rieg
Buck
Exstown
Frederick County
Tesicraion
Pathway School
Marsi
Henry L Stahr
Hood College
Wag
Community N Chest
Barrick Recollects Ice Conditions and Camp History
Col Robert F Barrick recalls Lake Roser ice years and Camp Robert C Ritchie in 1910s. He notes 22 inch ice in 1934 and 24 inch ice in 1936 with prolonged subzero temperatures. He mentions inspecting Company A in a related item but denies it occurred on February 5.
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Fe 23
Robert F. Barrick
Lake Roser
Robert C. Ritchie
Shen
Scout Widow Bills Introduced In State Legislature
State Senator Samuel W. Barrick introduced two bills during the current legislative session. One would exempt Girl Scout organizations from state county and city real estate and personal property taxes on properties owned by the organization. The other proposal relates to motor vehicle verification changes or wiFiation of the te which may be clarified later.
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Samuel W. Barrick
U.S
Dill
Wits Whomeas Echelverger
Brademas Opens Hood College Political Emphasis Week
Congressman John Brademas opened Hood College's Political Emphasis Week in Coffman Chapel speaking on Presidential Conventions and Elections. He urged strong Democratic turnout, highlighted civil rights as central, and contrasted Democratic strength with Republican weaknesses while noting upcoming events and debates.
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John Brademas
Hood College
Coffman Chapel
Brademas
Congress
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
House of Congress
Carson
Wisconsin
Humphrey
Kennedy Hood
Arthur L. Peterso
Thurston
Mortoz
Tom Bansickle
Young Republicans
Dick Murphy
Young Democrats
Peterson
Yale University
University of Southern Calfornia
University of Minnesota
City Hosts Mrs Amerika Delegation At Frederick Event
The Mrs Amerika party, led by Frederick residents and including Mayor Ramsburg, toured Frederick with a luncheon at City Hall and visits to West Frederick and Frederick high schools. Officials and club leaders greeted the visitors as the Home Show opens with a six o clock ceremony.
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Alan Long
Ramsburg
Iaq
Frederick
William Baryzis
Emmett RB. Bowlus
Cry
Louis Nelberger
Charles V. Main
Robert Steford
Joseph Eisenhauer
Lou Garris
America
Maryland
West Frederick
Frederick Sit School
Snow and sleet forecast across Western Maryland
The advance weather outlook shows snow and sleet moving eastward from the western counties toward the midstate as spring nears. Early readings reported subzero and single digit lows, with Cumberland and surrounding areas recording near zero to below zero temperatures at 7:30 a.m.
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Maryland
Tt County
Glade Church Guild Marks 50th Anniversary
The Glade United Women’s Guild celebrates its 50th anniversary with members including Mrs. Powell Mrs. Zimmerman Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Cramer participating in the program led by Rev. Guy Grantham. Attendance lists and organizing members are named among longtime contributors.
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Glade Church Guild
Women's Guild the Glade United Reh
Guy Bready Grantham
Wereabelie Powell
Edgar Zimmerman
Grimes
Jack Shoeer
Frank Cramer
John Whi Barker
Stauffer
Ma Saber
Ann McLaren. Co
Morrison Organiza
John EL
David Crame
Harry Z. H. Cramer
Har
Edgar Roderiche
He Grantham
George C. Rauffer
James Misner
Ed Zimmerman
Charles Hoke
Anna
LocalHealth Notes Show Residents Return From Hospitals
Robert Abrecht of St. 9th Street has returned home from Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia after four weeks as a medical patient. He plans to return for periodic treatments and is progressing well. Master Robert Abrecht, four year old son of Dr and Mrs Reb Afenhern, 626 Schley Avenue, was treated at Frederic Memorial Hospital. Prospect and Mary Dane Keeney, a 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Tranny Keeney of Woodshero, has been in University Hospital Baltimore since August for oil and treatment. Miss Keeney attended Frederick School before illness paused her schooling in October. Master Garria and Mrs Donald entered hospital Thursday for medical care. Mr Gilbert White discharged from University Hospital and returned home. Ernest Best remains listed as a patient at University Hospital.
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Robert Abrecht
John Hansen
Newton D. Baker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Abrecht
Robert
Reb Afenhern
Schley Avenue
Frederi Memorial Hosinz
Lreory
Van Rie Acquitted Of Murder In Boston Trial
Van Rie was acquitted today of a murder charge in the death of Lynn Kauffman. The all male jury deliberated 15 hours before reaching a verdict, with the judge declaring acquittal and Van Rie thanking the jurors as his wife sobbed. Details describe the case and courtroom scenes through the verdict and reactions.
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Boston
Wittem van Rie
Lynn Kauffman
van Rie
Wif
Frar J. Murray
Bernard G. Roetering
Radio Hoil
Miss Kauffman
Chicago
Strecht
Ronnie Schrover
Della Shank
Wilfred Blank
Ralph Shank
Tina
Michael Shank
Chester Blank
Linda
Gary
Trudy
Robin Blank
Renovation Plans For Church Preview Draws 500 Attendees
About 500 people attended a congregational dinner at West Frederick Junior High. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr led the program and spoke on what the church means to him while notices named hosts and helpers. The event included a slide presentation and a choir number as part of a preview of church renovation plans.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Frederick Junior High School
Charles F. Trunk Jr
G. Hunter Bowers
Harry James
Raymond Bowers
Thomas Siliman
Chr Bowers
Linda Lochner
Thomas Silliman
Wiliam Millhouse
Russell Seabright Jr
Asmi
Ray Spurrier
Douglas Zimmerman
Three Views on Battle Over Interest Rate Consequences
AP analysis notes three angles on higher rates: bankers benefit while borrowers face higher costs. savers shift to better yielding investments. overall business expansion and job creation may slow as households increase saving and invest in government and corporate securities.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Congress
Cosity
First National City Bank of New York
U. S
Savings and
Kiwanis Win Washington Medal At Valley Forge Ceremony
Kiwanis International earned the George Washington Medal from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge for its eleven point program on individual citizenship responsibility. The award was presented on Washington's birthday at ceremonies held at the Freedoms Foundation headquarters in Valley Forge, Pa, per H. Reese Shoemaker Jr., president of the Kiwanis Club of Frederick.
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Wanis International
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Kiwanis
Washington
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Maurice Donsif
Roses and memories marked the fifth class marriage celebration for Mr and Mrs Maurice Donsif of Woodsboro. Rose Marie Keeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Branily Keener of Woodsboro serves in the Women’s Army Corps at Fort Shafter Hawaii after graduating Frederick High School class of 1957 and further training. Her address is Speeth Class Rose Marie Reenex WA 215702 WAC Detachment Pac 4790 AP O 958 San Francisco California. Guests at the party included Mrs E A Gib Mrs Hair Mrs Virginia Le and Nancy McCanner. Refreshments were served.
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Maurice Donsif
Weodsboro
Rose Marie Keeney
Branily Keener Woodsboro
Women's Army Corps
Fort Shafter
Hawa
Frederick High School
Finance
Fort Harrison
Ind
NCO Academy
Fort Meade
Spee
Rose Marie Reenex
WAC
A.P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Wes Ziven
Kemps
E. A. Gib
Hair
Virginia le
Nancy McCanner
Harriet Auxt
Rice Milier
Smith Swann Shank wedding at Brunswick Episcopal Church
Miss Nancy Dolores Shank and Millard Samuel Smith Jr. were joined in a double ring ceremony at seven thirty in the Brunswick Episcopal Church. Rev. Harvid J. Sor officiated with relatives present. Both graduates of Brunswick High School, the bride previously worked as a secretary in the Navy Department.
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James Ercoli
Charles Tia
Many
Wiamsley Va
Hospital Report Weak OCR Discharges and Patients Names
Discharges list from Union Bridge, Emmitsburg, Sabillasville, Tanextown, New Windsor, Waynesboro and Thurmont. Names include Mrs Gertrude Zollickoffer, Mrs Eva Hahn, Mrs Isabelle Stottlemyer, Mrs Mary Ward and infants, plus other patients and locations.
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Ever
Cascade
Gertrude Zollickoffer
Union Bridge
Dale’ Ohler
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner
George Hemler
Tanextown
Jimmie Ridings
John Snyder
New Windsor
Eva V. Hahn
Wayneshoro General Hospital
Waynesboro
Isabelle L. Stottlemyer
Laniz
Mary A. Ward
Sabillasville
Joan M. Fry
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Exte
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Lekto
Lou Gar
City Keys
Mrs. Amerika
Gilbert White
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Ernest Best
Frederick Jaycees
Mrs. America
Castleman
Daycee
Garden Club
Town and Country Garden Club of
Frade
Flord Dixon
North Beniz Street
Ting
Emma Dorsey
Richard
Anna May Smathwood
South Benz Street
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