World leadership and U S trade rise in 1952 yearbook
The world outside the Soviet bloc grew in production and trade through 1952 with the United States emerging as the leading producer and trader. The yearbook cites growth in industry, agriculture, health, and prices, noting U S output share rose to 54 percent and world trade leadership shifted to the United States with 15 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Natons
Soviet Union
U. S
Britain
Difficulties With Discipline Behind Teacher Shortage, Letter
A Maryland parent argues that classroom discipline drives teacher shortages more than salaries. He cites 2000 resignations and 1000 new hires annually, notes veterans’ strain from maintaining order, and describes teachers worn by clashes with unruly students and parental pushback, calling for stricter classroom management.
Bread Of Life and Bible Class Notes
A reader shares a parable about a pastor using a coal to illustrate faith and presence. a church Bible class at Evangelical Lutheran School reports 42 attendees, a $15 collection, and a Home Mission Day focus with the class president Nicholas Yinger opening in prayer and the 23rd Psalm recited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Nicholas Yinger
Harry Patton
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The News Columns
The recent rains swell streams in the county with Monocacy at points out of bank. water backs up along Lakin's Mill road. Glenn H Worthington buys a corner dwelling at Record and Second Streets for 4000 from Joseph W Gaver, who had just purchased from Hamilton Littons. Colt Dixon Packing officers elected: Frederick Obenderfer president, Frederick Shimmenl vice president, Elmer Dixon secretary, J L Johnson treasurer. Frederick YMCA delegates return from Cumberland convention March 3 6. Fisher's Minstrels, composed of home talent, perform at the Opera House before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakin's Mill
Buckerstown
Glenn H. Worthington
J Joseph W. Gaver
Record
Colt-Dixon Packing Company
Frederick Obenderfer
Frederick Shimmenl
Elmer Dixon
J. L. Johnson
Frederick
Young Men's Christian Association
Cumberland
Fisher
Opera House
March 1934 Snowfall and Local Events Notice
The Columns of the News item notes the first March snowfall in 1934 surpassing two feet total with four and a half inches by noon. A vehicle damage incident at 173 West Patrick Street is noted. An ordinance to curb fraudulent closing out or bankrupt sales is adopted by city officials. A minstrel revue Pirate Gold will be staged by Francis Scott Key Post American Legion at the City Opera House on April 2 and 3 with about 100 participants.
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G. William Dansberger
West
Patrick Street
Baltimore City
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
City Opera House
Mull to Be News Post Ad Manager Edward Muir Appointed
Edward F Muir 35 will serve as local advertising manager of the Frederick News-Post succeeding James R Kelly who died He comes from the Baltimore News Post and Sunday American where he spent 14 years His training includes Johns Hopkins Indiana University and I C S A and he worked to grow the department coordinating advertising plans and copy He resided in Frederick with Martha F Wiles at 344 East Third Street His prior roles include advertising consultant to the Television Company of Maryland and executive at the Baltimore News Post and Sunday American He has earned several Newspaper Advertising Association awards and helped set up campaigns for General Electric Stuff Silver and other clients
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Muir
Baltimore Newws+ Post
Sunday American
Frederick News-Post
James R. Kelly
Terenity Mr. Mull
Frederick
Johns Hopkins
Indiana University
I. C
Advertising Club of Baltimore
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Mull
Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce
Real Estate Board of Baltimore
Baltimore V New Post
Mr. Mair
Ert
General Electric
Stuff Silver
Mr. Mull
Baltimore
Newspaper Advertising Executive Association
Television Company of Maryland
I Advertising
Baltimore News-Post
Martha F. Wiles
East Third Street
City
Wayne Richards
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Tke
United States
Maryland
Westminster
Richards
Kansas
Joseph Leiter
McKeldin
Lane
Congress
Joseph L. Mathias
Maryland Department
War Memorial Building
Mia P.m
Stevens Defection Row Exposes Army Handling of Communists
In a Senate hearing chaired by McCarthy, Dr. Marvin Belsky refused to admit Communist ties and the Army’s promotion denial for Major Peters was scrutinized. Secretary Wilson defended actions, noting possible court-martial options and criticizing vigorous questioning by Congress. The episode highlighted press dynamics, political blame, and calls for calmer, fact-based reporting.
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David Lawrence Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Marvin Sanford Belsky
McCarthy
Belsky
Deavece
Soda Area
Dr. Belsky
Irving Peress
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Peters
Korea
Secretary of Defense
Wilson
Robert Stevens
Stevens
Libbey al Natal Callyei Addon Luk
Dr. Peress
Zwicker
General Zwicker
Senator McCarthy
Thyredan
Qne
Stevenson—Truman
Congress
White House
Mt Airy Bank 50th Anniversary Open House Planned
Mt Airy Bank marks its golden jubilee with an open house on Wednesday from 6 30 to 9 00 pm. Rivers Chambers Trio from Baltimore will provide music while refreshments and favors are offered. The article recalls the bank’s origins 50 years ago and major fires that reshaped Mt Airy’s business district, noting changes from hand ledgers to modern facilities.
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First National Bank of
Mtt. Airy
Rivers Chambers
Baltimore
First National Bank of Mt
Mit
Flower show lures with beds and gadgets in Washington
Boyle spotlights a Washington flower show packed with blooms from tulips to orchids. He notes landscape artist Boris Timchenko’s outdoor living ideas, a child proof garden, massage chairs, handwriting analysis by Omar, and playful touches like the Eisenhower and Goldilocks roses, with no politics so far.
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ED Creach
Hal Boyle
Washington
National Capital
Boris Timchenko
Timchhenko
Asman
Timchenko
Raphire
Cottey Island
Omar
Buckeystown W S C Meets March 3 at Keller Home
The Buckeystown W S C met on March 3 at Mrs Willard Keller’s home with 19 members present. New member Mrs Alton Gray welcomed. Spring Zone meeting moved to Buckeystown Methodist church on April 21 from Calvary. April 7 gathering at Mrs C E Nichols’s home.
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Buckeystown W. S.C. S
Mirs
Willard Keller
Rodney Kelly
Annie Poole
Alton Gray
Buckeystown Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church
C. K. Nichols
Southwest
Charles Moore
Albert Snoots
Nichols
C. E. Nichols
Red Cross Membership Drive planned for Frederick week
Frederick will host Red Cross membership week starting March 15 with about 175 volunteers canvassing homes to enroll adults and secure gifts. Campaign chairman Austin Angleberger leads divisions with Mrs. Donald Rice and Mrs. Helen Tightman overseeing the drive. teams will call on every household, stressing membership and gifts as essential support for disaster relief and servicemen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Frederick City
Eivic
Austin Angleberger
Donald Rice
Helen Tightman
James McCanner
Fiamnards
Dorothy Lasseter
Phillip Harvey
Merle Brosius
A. A. Radcliffe
Garl
Ernest Helfenstein
Robert Clapp
Rice
Lawrence Crickenberger
Dr. Eisenberg to Speak on Children at Hood College
Dr. Leon Eisenberg of Johns Hopkins Hospital will discuss Problems of the Emotionally Disturbed Child at Hood College on Wednesday evening. The public lecture, part of the community health series, is the next-to-last evening class in the adult education program and focuses on juvenile delinquency and mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Eisenberg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hood College
Hood Hetca Instralian
Eisenberg
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
Towson
Phipps Clinic
Children’s Psychiatric Service
Harriet Lane
Glen Burnie
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
American Psychiatric Association
Youth Council To Elect On Tuesday
The Frederick County Christian Youth Council will hold its annual election of officers Tuesday evening at 7:45 in the youth room of Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church. Outgoing president Joseph Free will preside, and Shirley Wachter will report nominating committee results. Nominations may be made from the floor with all council churches urged to attend. Color pictures by James Engle from February 7 Youth Sunday observance will be shown along with various business items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
James Engle
Frederick Presbyterian Church
Calvary Methodist Church
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Oscar Stern
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Aviation Electronics
Jack D. Neal
Clayton D. Neal
New Market
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Norman
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Memphis
AL Fournell Bailey
the News
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Edward J. Mull
David Lawrence
Peress
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Airy
Milton G. Urner
Jerry la Bordette
Charles D. Walker
Central
Hubert P. Burdette
Imce Ans Deasuent
Keen A Galleway
Girl Scout
Girl Scouts of the
Mt. Airy Bank
Jones & Co
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick Banker
First National
Mt. Airy
Charles C. Gorsuch
North Main Street
F D. Zepp & Son
Nicodemus Bros
Walkersville
Main Street
Boyle
Ethel
L. Gil
Proto
Davis Studio
Donald B. Rice
Ofester
Wee
Dr. Eisenberg
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