Westminster Fluoridation Debate Postsponed Indefinitely
Doctors and dentists in Westminster urge fluoridation of the Maryland Water Works Co. supply to improve public and dental health. The Public Service Commission hearing was postponed. County physicians warn of contamination and support chlorine and fluorine additives for safer, tasteless water. A Sanitary Engineering study and facility upgrades are urged before any rate increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On the Maryland Water Works Co
G. Allet Maultam
Carroll County Medical Society
Edward K. Baker
Henry ¥. Cerny
James C. Clower
M. D. Gilligam
L N. Hitchcock
William C Landy
J. Richard Myers
Dentists
Stanford Hoff
Westminster
PSC
Maryland Water Works Co
Public Service Commission
Moulton
Physicians of
County Medical Society
James Clse
Carroll County Health Department
Retail Merchants Association
Benny's Kitchen
Clise
Wiliam Negley
County Health Department
State Health Department
Mayor and Common Council
Health Department
Maryland Water Works Company
Division of Sanitary Engineering
State Department of Health
Hood College Professors to Perform Sonata Recital Sunday
Hood College assistant professors Dr. John D. Ramaley and William Sprigg present a Sunday 4 p.m. recital in Brodbeck Hall performing Mozart K 305, Hindemith E, and Brahms G major Op. 78. Ramaley earned degrees from Colorado and Northwestern. Sprigg from Eastman School, Rochester, with fellowships and roles in local churches and music organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ramaley
Willam Soprigg
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Paul Hindemith
Johannes Brahms
Dr. Ramaley
Colorado
Northwestern University
Evanston, Il
Girl Scout Troop Visits Williamsburg
After years of planning 21 members of Girl Scout Troop No. 5 traveled to Williamsburg Virginia. They left on a Sunday morning by special bus and returned Monday evening. The trip included visits to craft shops and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Bruton Parish
Court House
Governor's Palace
Fredericksburg
Ray Baker
Ralph Shipley
Edward Etchison
Lewis Rowe
Girl Scout Troop No. 5
Miss Mangum Denies Embezzling Bank Funds
Norfolk March 8 Minnie Mangum denied she embezzled 174090 dollars from Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn. She faces grand jury action in spring. Auditors report shortages totaling about 2915000 dollars in the firm’s books and the denial was in court papers filed February 16 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
Commonwealth Building and Loan Assn
Miss Mangum
Loath Association
Commonwealth
U. S. District Court
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Group Takes Weekly Cheer To Montevue
A Frederick chapter project of the Red Cross Entertainment and Supply Service visits Montevue Home for the Indigent and Aged each Monday evening. Mrs Ida Harris Woodsboro chairs the group with volunteers from Frederick and Walkersville, sharing readings, travelogues, and monthly ice cream treats for inmates birthday month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Ida Harris Wondsboro
Montevue
J. E. Stoner
Woodsboro
Richard Nairn
Ida Harris
Virginia Ott
Walkersville
Virginia Keech
Harry Kester
Helen Palmer
Dorothy Stroup
Allof
Frederick
Louise Huisley
Marie Lambert
Jefferson
Colored Group
Helen | Tilghman
Louise Henry
Ida Brown
Idella
Lucille Foreman
Pauline Thompson
Anna Turner
Hester Sappington
Mary Wilson
Mary Anna Lee
Bessie Hammond
Helen Smith
Noble Stanton
Bernice Green
Alice Robinson
2K. H. B. Myers Dead
Up-Dr. Howard B. Myers, 55, research director for the Committee for Economic Development and nationally known as an economist and statistician, died today at the National Health Institutes in Bethesda Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Myers
Washington
Howard B. Myers
Committee For Economic Development
National Health Institutes
Bethesda
Hood College talks politics with NYU professor
Dr. Rita W. Nealon of New York University spoke at Hood College during Political Emphasis Week about current and coming presidential trends. She said Republicans hold the greatest advantage, noted Democratic splits on segregation, and discussed campaign issues including income, foreign policy, and Eisenhower’s health. She predicted Republican gains in Congress but a tighter Senate race, and analyzed potential paths for both parties to win the election. The talk touched on electoral strategies and voter turnout as pivotal to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita W. Nealon
New York University
Hood College
Nealon
House of Representatives
Senate
Richard Nixon
Dr. Nealon
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Civio
Minnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Ewenhower
California
Dewey
Fire damages building. winds limit spread
A fire destroyed a structure owned by Lester Dudrow and Pear Lime Kula around 6:30 PM Thursday. Carroll Manor FireCo prevented spread to adjacent buildings as strong winds carried flames away. Damage is estimated at $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dudrow
Carrol Manor Fiemco
President increases reading while prioritizing writing and arithmetic
The president is seen reading more recently while also placing emphasis on developing writing and arithmetic skills. This shift signals a focus on communication and basic education alongside broader duties.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geeneld
New England
North Virginia
Hood
Ramaley
Adams State College
Alamosa, Colo
Mr. Sprigg
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Phi Mu Alpha Music Fraternity
American Guild of Organists
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sprigg
Baltimore Symphony
Asbury
Gertrude B. Rivers
Asbury Methodist Church
Fey. Eaa Oh Gowan
Ithaca
N.Y
W. Napoleon Rivers
D. C
Teachers College
Rivers
Methodist Church
American Association of University Women
College Club of Washington
Faculty Women's Club
Church Woman
United Church Women
Charles E. Hicks
Methodist Women
Louise Keary
Asbury Church
Etta Strawder
John A. Derr
Derr
Kelly L. Jackson
Jackson
Metropolitan Methodist Church of Baltimore
Bernice Weisman
Connie Staley
Kay Kerchner
Harriet Baker
Penny Pilgram
Cecelia VanFossen
Carol Ann O'Bryan
Judy Rowe
Jane Lanper
Peggy Trunk
Linda Ruth Lochner
Helene Vera
Susan Rabatein
Lindsay McGuiness
Miriam Berger
Barbara LaBrush
Dottie Grimes
Jackie Fox
Linda Leopold
Joanne Coady
Vicki Hull
John D. Ramaicy
Wiltaw Serige
Girl Scout
Sam Miller
South Masert ST. Hall
American Legion
Thurmont
Phil Young
Eddie Ferrell
Vecalt
CAP
Meteor Iolgy Techniones
John E. Patton
Herman Toms
Fernley A. Gartrell
Jeannie Martin
C. W. Carty
A. E Mitchell
Terry O'Neill
Aubrey Grossnickle
Kenny Ramsburg
Wanda Wilson
Patty Payne
Bunny Brown
Middleburg
Red and Gun Club
W. F. W. Hall
Union Bridge
Fireman's Social Hall
Peoples Drug
W. Patrick St
N. Market St
Nicosia
Cyprus
Gilbert Old Braddock
RHONE
Dailey’s Funeral Home
North Market St
the News
Marc
Brooder Holse Burns
Anit Aamiein Habisaoe
F. & F. Motors
Evergrese
Buddy
Fogle
Frederick News
Frederick Post
Kresge
North Market Street
Philco
Motorola
B.C
Melvin NM. Engle
N. Carrell
Toa
Vietarm
Baltimore
Dan Wight
B. E. Carmichael
Ruth E. Gregory
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Hiltner-Roelke Appliance Center
West
Patrick St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!