Plan Easter Dawn Service for Frederick youth group
The Frederick County Christian Youth Council elected James Engle president of the interdenominational group and outlined plans for the annual Easter Dawn service to be held at Hood College. Joseph Free was named Dawn Service committee chairman and new officers include Eugene Young, Annabelle Newman, Jean Zentz, John Schildt, Floyd Brown, and Leo Samar Calvary Methodist.
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Frederick County
Christian Youth Council
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
James Engle
Frederick Presbyterian Church
United Christian Youth Movement
Angie
Frederick High School
Camp Detric Hose Company
Slogson
Hood College
Joseph Free
Dawn Service Committee
Rocky Springs
Eugene Young
Annabelle Newman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
Jean Zentz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thurmont
John Schildt
Evangelical United Brethren
Mackey
Paul Fogle
Fogle
Centennial Memorial Church
Howard County
Heifer Project, Inc
Baltimore
Anette
Thomas Avenue
March 15 Coming Up This Tax Week
The piece urges citizens to prepare income tax returns as a civic duty. Commissioner T Coleman Andrews condemns tax evaders as criminals, while noting most taxpayers comply willingly, despite the burden some feel.
Read And Live Longer Books and reading as health fuel
Reading is thriving across media with newspapers magazines and screens. The Saturday Review cites Pascal linking thought and health noting that quiet contemplation sustains the mind. Doctors increasingly view reading as a health-building activity in a fast moving world.
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Saturday Review
Pascal
Sad Old Story Calls Nation to End Deadly Reckless Acts
In a pointed plea the writer laments 95,000 yearly deaths from accidents across the U S and condemns apathy toward millions injured and billions wasted. He asks who we are to tolerate a nation that accepts such loss and urges collective responsibility to curb preventable deaths.
Brunswick district election bill passes state senate
Fifty Years Ago column notes the Brunswick district bill moving to the governor after Senate passage. Delegates Harrison propose two Brunswick measures local option for the town and a street paving loan referendum. Also coverage of a Republican city executive committee election, Riley Etchison returning from Cincinnati with a funeral car, fire companies seeking annual appropriations, and Frederick County Anti-Saloon League annual meeting.
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Brunswick
State Senate
Harrison
Republican City
Harry E. Chaptine
Millard N. Nusz
Ned
Twenty Years Ago News Columns March 10 1934
Twenty years ago columns recount a Frederick gym event with 50 participants as sophomores narrowly trail juniors. The Frederick Cotillion Club elects Robert Warfield president and officers. A theft hits Edward Barnes General Store and several garages at New Windy. William Zepp’s car is stolen.
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the News
Frederick Jugnschom
Frederick Cotillion Club
Robert J. Warfield
Charles Wo Fless, Jr
James Hy
Cove
Joseph T Griffin
Thaves
Edward Barnes
New Windy
Witliam Zepp
Bopey Club Meeting Discusses Banquet Plans
The Bopey Club met at Mrs. Edwin Fox's home February 26 with 16 members present. Plans were made for the annual banquet on March 26 and officers for the coming year named Roger Kertholtz andMrs Eduard Seid among others. Prizes went to Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Wilhide, and Mrs. Franker. The next meeting is scheduled for March 26 at Mrs. Kerilholtz's home in Hagerstown. Meanwhile Pvt Charles H Hewitt, son of Mr and Mrs Earl yewitt of Route 1 Wharmont, Germany, has qualified for a high school diploma with the 39%th Evacuation Hospital at Landstuhl, Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijamsville W. 5. C. S
Women's Society of Christian Service
Tjiamsville
Paul Beard
Harry Swemley
Joseph Kehne
Fred Keller
Mexican
Margaret Droneburg
Irving DeGrange
Mary Huston
Janice Kehne
William Harpord
Washington Deaconess Home
Sibley Hospital Guild Circle
Nelson Myers
Patricia Myers
Bopey Club
Ontiaiy
Edwin Fox
Tege
Fox
Eal
Roger Kertholtz
Eduard Seid‘erevetare
Joseph Coady
Keacher
Grace Wilson
Wilson
Robert Wilhide
Albert Franker
Roger Keilholtz
Hagerstown
Landstuhl
Germany
Charles H Hewitt
Earl Yewitt
Wharmont
Mal
Congress Highlights and McCarthy Probes Stir Washington
Washington report outlines McCarthy shots at Eisenhower over Flanders remarks, with McCarthy accused of aggressive internal cleansing while critics warn the bigger danger comes from outside. Probes subcommittee summons five electronics lab workers as tax reform and statehood votes loom, Democratic dissent on Alaska Hawaii plans grows. Senate shows tentative unity on major tax bill despite divisions and a discrimination in employment bill moving through the Labor Committee.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Flanders
Wisconsin
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Senate Committee
Nutley
Nal
House
Statehood
Long Tla
Holland Flat
Alaska
Hawaii
Tis
Senate Labor Committee
Murrow Accuses McCarthy of Persecuting Communists
Ed Murrow on CBS telecast says Senator McCarthy has blurred the line between investigating and persecuting. He offers McCarthy a chance to respond on the program. CBS noted heavy petition and telegram responses, with most supporting Murrow’s stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Edward R. Murrow
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisi
Murrow
McCarthy
CBS Board of Directors
NBC
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mcpee Ly Msere Publican
National Committee Times
Stevenson
Nixon
Laniel Wins Support for Indochina Peace Talks
Paris reports the French National Assembly backed Premier Laniel to negotiate Indochina peace as he seeks a Geneva conference path. He welcomed a cease fire before Geneva, but warned stiff conditions would block Vietminh acceptance. Deputies urged Associated States to stay in the French Union to keep aid in the fight. Negotiations in Paris aim to grant greater liberty toVietnam within the union.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Joseph Laniel
Indochina
Laniel
Georges Bidault
Switzerland
Red China
Assembly
Geneva
Nehru
Benny Spares No Expense For Wedding
In Beverly Hills Joan Benny married Seth Baker before stars from stage, TV and film. The ceremony at the Beverly Hills Hotel Crystal Room featured rabbi Edgar Magnin, with Jack Benny paying an estimated 325 thousand dollar bill. The 26-year-old Baker is the son of industrialist Harry Baker.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Joan Benny
Seth Baker
Jack Benny
Hollywood
Benny
Renny
Joan
Baker
New York
Harry Baker
Edgar F. Magnin
Beany
McCarthy Strategy Divides GOP Says David Lawrence
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Adlai Stevenson and Democrats push a divide and conquer plan to split Republicans over McCarthy to form a third party in 1956. He cites polling showing substantial GOP support for McCarthy and warns anti McCarthy tactics fail to address the core issue of Communist influence in government.
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David Lawrence Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Eisen-Howel
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
America
Truman
Roosevelt
Senator McCarthy
Gallup
Robs Leaves His New Wife In Half Million Loss
Fredericksburg police seek William Percy Herman of Florida in a case involving a cream Cadillac with tan upholstery. He allegedly drove off with 234000 dollars of his four day bride Dvell Haven’s money after their Palm Beach wedding on March 1. The bride, 63, rode to Washington, awaits family aid as investigators file grand larceny charges.
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Fredericksburg
Here
William Percy Heriman
Florida
Herman
Commonwealth
A. M. Woad
Chichester
Palm Beach
Inshride
First Washington
New Orleans
Mexico
Santa Monica
Honolulu
Steiner resigns from Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
Richard L. Steiner resigns as director of the Baltimore Redevelopment Commission to become deputy administrator in the Housing and Home Finance Agency's division of slum clearance and urban redevelopment. He has led the commission since its founding over eight years ago and seeks release by month’s end. He is the son of the late Bernard Steiner and a Marsland State School for the Deaf board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richard L. Steiner
Baltimore Redevelopment Commission
Housing and Home Finance Agency
United States
Clark
Bernard Co Steiner
Marsland State School For the Deaf
Legion Heart Fund Tops Previous High With Near 2000
The Francis Scott Key Post American Legion raised 1 983.10 for the Frederick County Heart Fund, beating last year’s record by 500. Street collections by Legionaires and 40 and 8 members plus red heart containers in city businesses and plant contributions fueled the total. Commander George E. Van Fossen led a Legion meeting as Richard W. Graham reported on the drive for J. Alfred Catsail. The drive is an annual Legion project with Key Post having won county honors last year and hoping to regain them. Sons of the Legion aided, and Mayor Donald B. Rice sent a thank you letter. A county-wide final report will be issued soon. First Vice Commander J. Robert Edwards announced door knocker cards for ten or more new members, listing recipients. The Post is short 45 members of its all-time high of 841. A memorial medal will be awarded to the top recruiter.
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Frederick County Heart Fund
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Legion Home
George E. van Fossen
Richard W. Graham
Heart Fund
J. Alfred Catsail
Heart Associated
American Legions
Francis Scott Key
Sons of the Legion
Graham
Post
Donald B. Rice
County Heart Organization
Frederick, County Heart Association
Harmon Staley
Raymond Hummer
Roger Carpenter
Edwin A. Brookey, Sr
Lawrence Willard
Charles A. Stull
Carmey Reeder
Joseph AH. Holdcraft
Wilbur W. Baker
J. Earle Gilbert
Nevin S. Baker
Floyd E. Kreh
Robert Edwards
James E. Doub
Curtis W. Handley
B. Ralph Zimmerman
van Fossen
Edwards
Ithe
Hei
Roger R. Rice
Smart Bird and a Quiet Week in Southfields
A parakeet perched on bricklayer Frank Whittingham's shoulder at his Southfields home, then spoke after seven days, saying "Renown 2951" and leading him to a Mrs Kathleen Meyers who identified the bird as Joey. Lena M. Gerber filed for absolute divorce from Kenneth E. Gerber. Michael Faraday’s discovery of alternating current is referenced in the era's current-drive notes. Twelve new members joined a meeting. plans for the Legion show at City Opera House include the film Cease Fire. George Phonus chairs committees for the event.
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London
Frank Whittingham
Southfields
Whittingham
Kathleen Meyers
Joey
Legion
City Opera House
Korea
George Phonus
Fair Prices in Babson Column Debates Price Fixing
Roger W Babson argues against fixed price laws and fair-trade pricing while noting consumer demand shifts and postwar discount trends. He says price cutting can renew efficiency but laws won’t defeat supply and demand cycles, urging focus on honest management and profit discipline.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Fla
Continez
Southeastern Asia
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tthem
Pub, Fin. Bu, Inc
Bigamy case and connected trials in Martinsburg and Frederick
Court heard details of a bigamy charge against Holler with testimony about a first marriage, a supposed divorce, and a misdated license. In Martinsburg, Lloyd W. Murr received an 18 month suspended sentence for attempted breaking and entering, aided by a juvenile. In Frederick, Henry F. Buck Brown faced a two year term for theft from Vernon Snare’s warehouse. Ongoing cases included Liond Stin and a forgery charge delayed due to a witness illness.
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Charles A. Price
Holler
Martinsburg
Paison
Pittsburgh
Blanche £, Haller
Frederick
Haller
Bce
Edwin F.nikirk
Lloyd W. Murr
W. Va
House of Correction
Harry Schamel
Jefferson
Price
Murr
Schamel
Schnauffer
West Virginia
Mucr
Richard E. Zimmerman
Henry F. Buck" Brown
Frederick Negra
Vernon Snare
North Bentz Street
Brown
Warthouse
J. Vernon Summers
Ellis Carty
Herbert Hoover Thomas
Liond Stin
Hagerstown
Fisher
North Market
Zimmerman
Stine
Lea Henson
Maryland House of Correction
North Market Street
Henson
Trump
Hanes
Hery
Harold Basore
Decision waits on Schwable case outcome
The Air Force will not let five airmen testify at a Marine Corps inquiry until after its board decides whether to discipline them for false confessions in Korea. The Schwable hearing is to finish mid next week. witnesses may delay pending the Air Force decision by March 29. Semple and others face testimony. the case centers on whether Schwable should stand court martial, with claims buried in captured informant tactics. Prices for Wheat Corn Barley appear in market notes, and Britannica notes tongue-cutting penalties in Africa.
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Washington
Air Force
Marine Corps
Korea
Frank H. Schwable
Schwable
Marine
Schwabler
U.s.air Force
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Asbury Smith
Washington West District
Preston Best
George Bonnell
Delbert Null
A. Atlee Radcliff
Joseph Stvche
Carl C. Thomas
Jacob L. Mackjey
Phyllis Stuckey
Bill Bear
E. A. Godsey
Time
T. Coleman Andrews
Internal Revenue
Uncle Sam
National Safety Council
Congress
Ed Murrow
David Lawrence
Iself
Ign
Harry Dexter White
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Truman
White
Jon
FBI
Espionate Temsday
Alger Hiss
Anuier Dornet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hiss
Berle Mellrons
Brownell
Th Eisenhower
Taft
Dupes
Robs
Legion Heart Fund
Lena M. Gerber
Kenneth E. Gerber
Garber
Michael Faraday
England
Babson Topic
Glences
Pace 1
Africa
Britannica
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