March Events At Hood College Frederick High Schedule
A legacy compact listing March events at Hood College and Frederick High School includes concerts by Johns Hopkins Glee Club at Hood College and Gotham String Quintet, lectures by Dr Amiya Chakravarty, a modern dance recital, monologues by Cornelia Stabler, and many Chamber of Commerce and community programs staged at Hood College Brodbeck Hall and Francis Scott Key Hotel. The calendar covers March 3 through May 12 with diverse arts, education, and civic activities.
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C. Burr Artz
Frederick High School
Johns Hopkins University Glee Club
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
iMarch
Gotham String Quintet
Frederick County Medical Society
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis Scott Key Hotel, 1, ‘Mareh 8—Town Hall Lecture At Hood College
Amiya Chakravarty
United Nations
Brodbeck
Hood College Dance Club
Washington
Baltimore
Hood
Louise Robinson Heath
Cornelia Stabler
Frederick Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Francis Stott Key
General Electric House of Magic
Potomac+ Edion Company
Chamber of Commerce
P.m. Brodbeck
Dean
Coblents Hall
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key
Frederick County Bar Association
Repital
Amnrican Association of University Women
Merton Hall
Hone Colege
Civitan Club
Hereford Association
Francis Scott Key Otel
Hoot College
Better Days Ahead Moran Predicts Short Economic Rebound
Edwin B. Moran, Chicago credit expert, warned that tough times lie ahead for civilian production with backbreaking taxes and heavy controls. He said sacrifices are necessary for the present program, but predicted the downturn will last no more than 15 months as peacetime conditions return and a buyer's market reemerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Moran
Chicago
Moran
Mints Busy With Dimes More Than Nickels
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago officials note US mints produced 12 million dimes versus 1 million nickels last year. They question if inflation explains it, citing that nickels last longer and contain more copper than pennies. The 1940s saw similar nickel output, with 105 million nickels versus 235 million dimes. With about 27 billion in circulation, money moves through reserve and Treasury channels. The dime may be replacing the nickel as small change, while the US leads global coin production, followed by Russia Venezuela and Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Banks
Mints
Bureau of Engraving
Reserve Bank
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News
Local items from March 3 1901 report top student Master Victor Krey achieving high averages in spelling arithmetic reading and writing at North Market Street School The eldest Pontius son Joseph Apple Pontius dies at age 18 after a diabetes illness Guy Motter a Mercesburg College student falls ill Weather notes from February describe extreme cold and dryness A minor fire occurs at Eader’s sewing office due to a coal oil stove incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Krey
Hal Ott
North Market Street School
Joseph Apple Pontius
Rev
W. Pontius
Reformed Church of
Middletown
THE
Weather Bureau
Eader
State Roads Commission to pave Route 340 in 7.8 miles
The State Roads Commission announced concrete should be placed on Route 340 from Frederick to Jefferson, covering 7.8 miles. Mes F E Crockett of near Yamsville is recovering after fainting and falling into burning coals in a home fireplace. The Board of Zoning Appeals denied an appeal to erect a filling station on North Market Street and Frederick Avenue due to residential district restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Jefferson
MES. F. FE
Crockett
Yamsville
Board OF Zoning Appeals
North Market Street
Frederick Avenue
Wife Of A Beginning Teacher Pleads For Adequate Pay
Letter to the editor signed Citizen questions gendered references to teachers and argues for higher salaries to support families and children. The writer asserts government must fund education and even suggests Federal Aid if needed. A second note announces a screening of the film Safety by the Maryland State Police for Carroll Manor Grange members at Adamstown Grange hall on Monday.
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The
News
Ren
Kathryn ¥. Lee
East Second St
Frederick
Maryland State Police
Carroll Manor Grange
Adamstown Grange Hall
Safety Committee of
the Grange
Vocabulary Drill from English Lesson Notes
A compact practice piece highlights common usage errors and pronunciation tips with examples. It teaches not to say in what portion but in what part and defines the word incommode as to inconvenience or trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tridiana
Woodsboro Lutheran wedding ties allman and cutshall
In Woodsboro Lutheran church Miss Betty Jane Cutshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Gail Lough Cutshall Woodsboro married Edward Lee Allman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson Allman Baltimore The service led by Rev Raymond C Myers featured lace satin gown gloves and pearls with camellias and sweet peas A small reception followed and the couple plans a southern wedding trip They will reside at 1738 F Waverly Way Baltimore with Mr Allman employed as an industrial engineer at American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp and Miss Cutshall a former Camp Detrick employee
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Edward
Woodsboro
Elizabeth Trout
Walkersville
George Allman
Artington
L. Auman
Henry Schwartz
Donald Halleck
Baltimore
C. D. Huebeck, Jr
Bonnet
Tschaikowsky
William Amos
Greg
Malette
Willamsburg
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Camp Detrick
Allman
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
Marionette Freshmen Debut in The Rivals at Hood College
Freshman cast of Hood College Marionettes presented The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan in Brodbeck Hall. Notable newcomers Anme Counes New York as Mrs Malaprop and Catherine Arrington Huntingdon Valley as Lydia with Barbara Coleman Wyncote as Captain Jack Absolute. Doris Nygren received special recognition for David role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
The
College Dramatic Society
Anme Counes
New York
Malaprop
Catherine Arrington
Huntingdon Valley
Lydia
Sally Wills Holland
Alice Avanozian
Manhasset
N. J
Elyse Pade
Perkasie
Marylyn Walters
Montgomery
N. Y
Kay Moorhead
Philadelphia
Patricia Ashcroft
Boonton
Lois White
Drexel Hill
Carol Erlanger
Glens Falls
Susie Fitzwilliam
Luff's Stuff and Spruce Budworm Note
A brief saying urges careful living and meeting obligations to avoid debt and despair. Aerial spraying has proven effective against the spruce budworm, which threatens several timber trees.
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Luff
N. A. Lafegrrow
Streaker Fleming Nuptials in Poplar Springs Church
Miss Mary Elizabeth Fleming daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fleming of Poplar Springs married Howard Streaker Jr son of Mr and Mrs Howard Streaker Sr of West Friendship in a 2 PM February 10 ceremony at Poplar Springs Methodist Church. The double ring rite featured ornate decorations palm flowers and candelabra with Rev Paul Henry officiating. The bride wore satin with Chantilly lace veil and carried a white Bible. bridesmaids wore turquoise gowns and carried bouquets. After a large town hall reception the couple left for a two week southern honeymoon and reside with the groom’s parents. Both graduates of Lisbon High School class of 1948. The bride also attended Bryant and Stratton Business College and is employed as a secretary at the Strawbridge Home for Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streaker—Flemian
Mary Elizabeth Fleming
George Fleming
Poplar Springs
Howard Streaker, Jr
Howard Streaker
West Friendship
Poplar Springs Methodist Church
Paul Henry
Lawrence Lemmson
Kensington
Elizabeth Ann Davis
Florence
Avis Selby
Glenelg
James Moxley
James Petterkorn
James Hudson
Marshall Fleming
Wiliam Streaker
Streaker
Moxley
Esther Mullinix
Lohengrin
Mendesohn
Bryant and Straton Business College
Strawbridge
Sociology Group Meeting at Howard University
Howard University hosts the monthly District of Columbia Sociological Society meeting with Dr Dorothy Swaine Thomas of the University of Pennsylvania delivering a talk on Some Social Aspects of the Changing Demography of the Japanese American Minority in the United States. Attendees include Dr Calvert L Dedrick of the Census Bureau and students Ann Lichliter Betty Bittick Mary Lee Davis and Ann Oxholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard University
Wayne C. Neely
Hood College
District of Columbia Sociological Society
Dorothy Swaine Thomas
University of Pennsylvania
American Sociological Society
United States
Calvert L. Dedrick
Bureau of Census
Ann Lichliter
Swarthmore
Betty Bittick
Ingham
Mass
Mary Lee Davis
Ithaca
N. Y
Ann Oxholm
Esopus
Truman defers to Wilson on defense mobilization crisis
The Washington Bureau reports President Truman plans to wait for the country’s opinion after labor unions refuse posts on Office of Defense Mobilization boards. The piece critiques AFL CIO and railroad unions for opposing Wilson’s leadership, arguing unity is essential for mobilization during the Korea era. It notes resignations from Jim Wilson’s prior business roles and calls for broad public support amid wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Office of Defense Mobilization
Korea
United States
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
General Electric Company
Mr. Wilson
America
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Nations
Russia
Venezuela
Iran
the News
Guy Motter
I. M. Motter
Mercersburg¢ College
Boyle
ED Creagh
Hal Boyle
Maryland
President Truman
Linda Keller
Bine Manor Drive
Nilest
WWDC
Norman Reed
Fellows Stuarc
IWO
Ritchie
Waynesboro
Twwn
Camp Ritchie
Waynesboro Hospital
Frank Bower
Taneytown
George Learmouth
Woodbine
Ley Wilbur McClear
Funkstown
MicClear
Richard E. Snyder, Sr
West Patrick Street
H. J. Webster
Martin’ L. Pence, Jr
Joanne
Mt. Airy
Japan
Haneda
Tokyo
San Francisco
Hallie Pearre
Henry Moler
Silver Spring
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. Marion Grimm
Springfield Avenue
Sykesville
Roscoe Purdum
Damascus
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Purdum
Adeline Mullinix
Howard County
Mary Frances Thompson
East Second Street
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Jesse J. Hoover
Lester S. Birely, Jr
Lester Birely
Thurmont
Electrical Engineering School
University of Maryland
Bendix Corporation
Johns Hopkins University Institute For Cooperative Research
Dorsey F. Shipley
West Second Street
Janet LaRol Moore
LeRoy L. Moore
Frederics
Dorsey F. Shipley, Jr
Miss Moore
Mr. Shipley, Jr
Charles W. Morgan
Orangeburg
Mary E. Camerlin
Newark
New Jersey
Middletown Valley
Camerlin
Elerton
Frederick County
Glessner Smith
George
Roscoe Remsberg
Ethel Nichols
Florida
George McLuckie
Frostburg
E. Donald McLuckie
Rube A. Reed
Tra Dsfert
Nicholas D. Karagiorgos
Demetrios Karafiorgos
George Washington University
Stella Jones
Miamisburg
Ohio
Carlton Huffer
Broad Run
Huffer
Russell Smith
Michael Lincoln
Nondis Moxley Wiliar
W. Oscar Williar
Frank E. Williar
J. William Burke
James Wright
Walter Wright
Raymond Wright
Walter Cecil
John Sier
Paul Harshman
Ernest Horne
Jimmie Harshman
Eart Amoss
Billy Burke
Faith Harshman
Norma Wright
Violet Lier
Mary Lee Burke
Eileen Burke
Ary
U.S
Pat
David Lawrence
Bueiiece
James Hart
John Kelly
Jerry Study
Raymond Clary
George Gouker
Charles Haines
Diane Brachey
Gail Study
Ronnie Hart
Susie Rinehart
Eastern Shore
Russell Wright
Norman Chaney
Bobby Chaney
Brunswick
Isabel Corneil
Alexandria
LABOR
White House
State Department
Maurice Tobin
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