Psych hops Speaking Tonight at Hood College
Hood College hosts a talk by Dr Eisenberg on Problems of the Emotionally Disturbed Child at 8 p m in Administration Building Room 35. Eisenberg, now with Johns Hopkins Hospital and Glen Burnie Mental Health Clinic, also directs psychiatric education at Crownsville and operates part time at Crownsville State Hospital. Mrs Nilsen accompanies him to Hood for dinner and the lecture. Madison attorneys plan to seek governor McKeldin’s commutation after a stay of execution previously set for February 17.
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Oss Pee
Hood College
Wet Geese
Tha Tages
Dev Atheans
Johns Hopking
Erberg
Phipps Clinic
Harriet Lane
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Glen Burnie
Pyseh Éflucation
Crownsville State Hospital
Eisenberg
Hood
Gertrude Nilsen
The
State Mental Hygiene Society
Davit
Madison
McKeldin
Progress on Harpers Ferry Park Slows
HAGERSTOWN March 9 Progress on the two state Harpers Ferry National Monument has slowed but not stopped. Deeds for nearly all land on the West Virginia side have been transferred to the federal government and NPS planning continues without extra cost. Maryland side land title searches and negotiations lag, with one farm priced so high the park plan was rerouted. Dr J Walter Coleman heads the project and expects initial work at modest cost, focusing first on fire cleanup and site preparation. As funds arrive, roads and a headquarters with leaflets and guides will follow. Over 1 000 acres are planned. monument status signals significance, not a statue.
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Hagerstown
Harpers Ferry National Monument
West Virginia
National Park Service
NPS
Maryland
Frank W. Masher
Washington County
National Park Area
J. Walter Coleman
Gettysburg National Military Park
Harpers Ferry
National Park
Coleman
Maryland Heights
Loudoun Weights
Court declines to reopen murder case in Baltimore
A Baltimore three-judge court on a 2-1 vote refused to reopen the murder case of Sylvester Madison, sentenced to death for a West Baltimore slaying. Justices Warnken and Moser said the 22 months since affirmation left the court powerless, while Judge Byrnes dissented, noting the case rested on circumstantial evidence and a recanting witness.
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Baltimore
Sylvester Madison
West Baltimore
Joseph R. Byrnes
Madison
Selig Gerstein
Walleth
New Fire Engine In Collision With Auto Near Frederick
A new county pumper from Independent Tose Company collided with a passenger car at U.S. 40 near Braddock three miles west of Frederick. Charles Henry Newton, driver of the overturned car, was hospitalized with neck and scalp injuries and later discharged. The other driver, Holton L. Staley of 723 North Market Street, faced charges for failing to stop and yield to an emergency vehicle. The fire engine, in service about a month, sustained a bent left fender and bumper.
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Old Braddock
Independent Tose Company
Frederick
Junior Engine Company
Braddock
MSP
Sergi W. W Corbin
Ed. Crowther
Newton
U.S 40
Holton L. Staley
North Mariket Street
R. C. Dishong
Charles J. Handley
North Market Street
Dishong
Staffey
Staley
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass A PREJUDICE
A column discusses prejudice in religion and patriotism. It argues loyalty to one faith or country should not entail hatred of others and notes each religion has good points worth adopting. The piece cautions against nationalistic pride that blinds fair judgment and mentions the dangers of prejudice.
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Earl L. Douglass
Fim
Convictonas
Gonvie Trans
Chicago Tribune Syndo
Women Club Camp Detrick Homemakers Meet
The Camp Detrick Homemakers group met last Wednesday at the home of Mrs Gremellion with 24 members and a guest. Mrs Eugene Sporn and Mrs R Kahn described interdependence of nations, and a council meeting on April 9 at Hood College was announced by Mrs Dorrell. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for April at Mrs Arthur Raw.
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Camp Detrick
Mis
Unites States
Eugene Sporn
R. Kahn
W. W Dor‘rell
Tlood College
Dent
Louis Wachtaling
Rev Housewright
Arthur Raw
Rocky Springs
Miss Evelyn Scott To Join Maryland Demonstration Staff
Miss Evelyn Scott county home demonstration agent Carroll County will join the Maryland Extension Service staff at the University of Maryland April 1 as temporary assistant home demonstration agent leader. She will work with agents to plan and carry out the home demonstration program statewide and assist with training information and the Rural Women's Short Course. An agent to replace her has not yet been named.
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College Park
Evelyn Scott
Carroll Coutty
University of Maryland
Scott I
James M. Gwin
Maryland Extension Service
Scott
South Dakota Extension Service
ISS
Uaplutve
South Dakota State Nutrition Committee
Muss Scott
Helppita
Hem
Miss Scott
Noticing Change of Land Use in Monocacy Village Rezoning
City officials in Frederick Maryland will hold a public meeting at 8 PM on March 18, 1954 to consider amending the zoning ordinance approved July 21, 1949. The proposal would rezone Monocacy Village area from Industrial Use District to Residential Use District, with the zoning plat available in the City Engineer’s Office for review before the hearing.
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Frederick
Maryland
City Hall
Monscary
John Calvin Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware Road
Pine Avenue
Pontiac Avenue
3Th St
City of
Monocacy Village
East St
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Eighth St
Jesse N Smith
East 9Th Street
Pine Ave
W. Jerome Offutt
True Copy of HARRY D RADCLIFF Register of Wills
True copy notification for HARRY D RADCLIFF Register of Wills Frederck County Maryland must be dated March 3 10 17 24 31 with official seal and signature indicating legal validation of fiduciary records
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Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
Frederck County
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Harpers Ferry Park
John Brown
Chesapeake and Oho Canal
M. R
Bath
Bank B
Baltimore Market
Bank
Irge
Rec K
Mount V
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Jefferson and
Washington Streets
Middletown
L. Osmond Derr
M. Oneida Derr
Sophia K. Derr
Delbert S. Null
U. S
Japan
Katsuo Okazaki
John Allison
Tokyo
Asia
Jamesway
Willauer
Null and Null
M. F. Arrington
Marriottsville Thard Road
Sykesville
Marriottsville
Cnante Warland
Clinton
Westinghouse
CASS
Ralph D. Condon
Wear Sykesville, MD
Marriottsville Road
Joan W. Null
Roscoe Frizzell
Daisie H. Long
Frederick County
Orphans Court
Fulton Avenue
Walkersville
Varsland
Singer
General Electric
William Rogers
Thomas S Albaugh
Daisie M. Longet
Arthur V. Myers
Daisee H. Long
Ignatius E. Lease
John I. Ponton
John L. Shaw
Amos A. Holter
Cement Road
Creagerstown
Lewistown
T. B
eCormick Deering
McCormick Deering
Wanbrunt
Deere
Finch
Schuytler
Sud
Harvey E
Elsih A
Ramsburg
Utica Mills
Monument
Emmert KR. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
Clerk Lutheran League
Utica Church
Null and
Null Auctioneers
East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Frederick City
Fidelis Bible Class
Viola E. Gubisch
Fast Patrick ST
John W. Null
H. M. Alexander
Heap Admiral
Patrick St. P
Circuit Court
Arthur D. Simons
Joshua F Cooper
New Addition
Petersville
Frederik County
James H Falk
Petershire
James Halk
State of
Middle Street
Brunswick Industrial Company
Brunswick
Preston E. Miller
Inber ST
Joshue F Cooper
Sallie E. Cooper
William H. VanMeter
Sallie E Cooper
Joshua F. Cooper
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Clifton Wirts
Ellis C. Wachter
Orphans’ Court
Addie E. Tyler Norris
Marion A Norris
Charles E. Nichols
Monroe Ave
W. Veil Forney
N. Market St
Warren C. Smith
Braddock Heights
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