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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

7

General Red Cross Campaign Opens In City County

General Red Cross campaign begins Monday with 300 volunteers canvassing Frederick City and County. Division leaders include Mrs. John McCabe, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Dailey, and Floyd Dixon, urging every resident to join and contribute to the humanitarian service.

Red Cross John McCabe William F. Reynolds Ulysses Dailey Floyd Dixon McCabe Reelarick Rans Lutheran Church Civinette Club Register of Wills Reynolds Circuit Court St John's Church Catholic Daughters Business and Harry Radcliffe William Hardy Arthur Lambert Charles Kinna Wilfred Kauffman Frederick City Dailey Asbury Methodist Church Eastern Star Ruth C.J Walker Robert Carroll Della Gibson Nicholas B. Leakins John Foreman Clifford Morris Wilden Bowens Sheridan Collins

Women Homemakers clubs discuss pattern shells and meetings

Charlesville Homemakers led by Mrs Bennett Lighthown and Miss Nellie Smith hosted pattern shell demonstrations at Mrs Walter Clem's home. Miss Beatrice Fehr announced the County Council meeting at Hood College on April 1 with March 26 ticket deadline. Members donated to Heart Fund and a door prize went to Miss Kathleen Putman. Meetings moved to March 23 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs Foster Angleherter's home.

Charlesville Club Charlesville Homemakers Bennett Lighthown Nellie Smith Charles Putmay Walter Clem Leslie H. Stull Beatrice Fehr Hood College Heart Fund Kathleen Putman Foster Angleherter East Church Street

Radio Program Listings and News Broadcast Schedule

The page lists radio program slots across CBS NBC ABC and MBS with times such as 8:00 news, 6:30 sports and news, 9:30 news and commentary, 10:00 dance orchestra, and mentions of various program hosts and segments for stations ks 920 ks 1090 ke 630 ke 710 ke. It reflects a dense, OCR heavy schedule of evening broadcast offerings and ad hoc program notes.

Dbs Abe East Tareomnoc Eba Spor Ape Mae T1 Davy Ulaner Mba Bregacast_nbe Lna Capraiers Ebs Amas-Andi Flannagan Snow Fiobear Molly Orenestra Cbs Ans & Comment Abe Marchal Caravan Moe Gildersieasa Abe Jane Pirsens Abe Estra Snow Ens Freac Centarabe Danes Orchestra Moe HiOpeNews Varaties

Television Programs and Homemaker Letters Include Local Club Notes

TV listings run through 10:30 with Capla DuMont CBS and Name That Tune on NBC. In letters, Mrs Wilfred Wisner reviews a book The Little Princess while Rose Dale Homemakers Club and ROSE DALE Club share meeting details, food, decor, and wedding budgeting advice. Readers respond to love and etiquette questions with practical guidance.

Carroll Manor Grange Meeting Noted in Report

Grange leader Chester Cisxell presided over Carroll Manor Grange with 35 present. Youth chairman Rachael Remsberg announced future chair rotations. German exchange student Karl Nagel will speak. Home economics and Juvenile Grange committees gained new members. Charlotte Fry led a program on US history with Lincoln, Yankee Doodle, Dixie, Let Freedom Ring, Statue of Liberty facts, God Bless America tableau.

Grange News Carroll Manor Chester Cisxell Carroll Manor Grange Rachael Remsberg Karl Nagel Helen Jones Mary Louise Remshberg Evelyn Adams Charlotte Remsberg Melvin Cook Charlotte Fry United States Abraham Lincento Dixie Pauline Cissel Statue of Liberty Dorothy Remsbergz America Mary Loise Remsberg

Luf's Stuff MAKE IT PLEASANT

A reflective note on the pleasant things of life and honest people. The fragment mentions happy circumstances and the idea that life isn’t always a slum, attributed to LUFBURROW.

Lufburrow

Senate begins full inquiry into stock market boom

The Senate Banking Committee opened the first full investigation in years into the stock market boom, seeking to determine if a bust is looming and whether new regulations are needed. The panel will hear from 20 top specialists as it examines market practices, government restrictions, and potential safeguards for the economy and public.

James Marlow Associated Press Washington Senate Ube Senate, Banking Committee Fulbright D-Ark Fulbright Stock Exchange

World’s Largest Cross Planned For Christian Unity

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs aims to raise 5.0 million to build the world’s largest cross atop Bald Knob Mountain in southern Winns. The cross would house shrines for all denominations and serve as a center for outdoor services once a rural initiative by Wayman Firsley. an elevator would access multiple levels of shrines and exhibits.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Bald Knob Mountain Sothern Winns Wayman Firsley Oak Grove Wea Bald Aroh Ishema

Claudette Colbert Prefers Live TV to Film Work

Claudette Colbert, 49, favors live television over films, saying it feels like a stage play and avoids overexposure. The Academy Award winner debuted on Broadway in 1925 and in film in 1929, with a live CBS drama The Guards Man and a forthcoming appearance in Private Worlds on April 7.

Wayne Oliver New York Claudette Colbert Hollywoods Miss Colbert Franchot Tone Cbs-Tv Clima

Simple Wedding on a Small Budget Reveals Clever Help

Dorothy Dix shares a widow's letter about financing a modest wedding. The daughter’s spring ceremony used thrift: a simple dress, reused flowers, satin bows, a few candies, and help from family and a friend. The West Virginia setting shows tight budgets can still yield a memorable day.

Dorothy DIX Miss DIX Sears West, Virginia

Senate debated Tariff Commission powers in trade plan

Two Republican senators suggested expanding the Tariff Commission to recommend higher tariffs as part of a reciprocal trade extension. They hinted the move would curb President Eisenhower's authority, as the plan would extend reciprocal trade laws and add duties cutting powers. Separately, the Lewis and Clark expedition budget totaled 82300 with 31 official members, spanning May 1804 to September 1806 from the Mississippi River to the Pacific and back.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Tariff Commission Millikin R-Cole Carson R Kant Eisenhower Pacific Coast

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