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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1954

Page

2

Surplus Set Aside Proposal Faces Senate Debate

The Agriculture bill under Senate committee review would set aside 4.5 billion dollars of farm surpluses for sale and various uses including school lunches research and emergencies. It proposes transfers to a national stockpile and funding for packaging and distribution to alleviate domestic and international shortages. The plan aims to utilize food without depressing world markets and recover some program costs.

Senate Agricultural Committee

Local Heart Fund Surpasses 3700 Collected in Campaign

Frederick County Heart Association reports 3700 raised for its heart fund drive led by William Drews. The drive ended but receipts continue from county areas, with 1583.10 from Francis Scott Key Post American Legion. Events by Mrs. Vernal Moore and others added funds including a square dance and dances for teens.

Frederick County Heart Association William Drews Heart Association Calgeting Au Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Vernal Lincoln School

Optimist Club Hears Talk By T. S. Glass

Thomas S. Glass warned of rising juvenile delinquency at a Southern Restaurant dinner. He cited 53 percent of those confined not returning to normal life and urged youth clubs, Boys Club on West South Street, Little League and Babe Ruth League as solutions.

Thomas S. Glass Optimist Club Little League Hesbia Foster Harry Patton Optimists

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Delegations from Junior and United Fire Companies pressed for city charter amendments to guarantee fixed maintenance income of 1200 dollars per company, but no action was taken. The Cottage saloon on North Market Street burglarized again. valuables stolen. Belles Lettres Society debated rural consolidation of public schools. judges split 2 to 1 in favor of the affirmative. Trustees of United Brethren church bought West Market property for 800 dollars. Executors of James Creager’s estate noted. Eggs at 17 cents, butter 25 cents per pound.

United Fire Companies Business Men's Association Robert H. Thomas North Market Street Belles Lettres Literary Society Frederick Couix United Brethren Church of

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

March 12 1954 notes tax burden and taxation talk by Prof J C Biehl Thurmont high school principal at the Zanmta Chan meeting recreational activities for about 209 transients in Frederick under the Transient Center plan a new recreational hall at North Court Street headquarters Sames N Carros owner of Central Restaurant sails from New York to Greece for about six months accompanied by his family on return

J. C. Biehl Thurmont High School Zanmta Chan Frederick North Court Street Sames N. Carros Central Restaurant New York Greece

Publicity Stunt For Frederick High Plays Planned Parade

Fredericktonians will witness an unusual publicity parade tomorrow morning as the Frederick High School drama class staging committee prepares for plays on March 18 and 19 at 8 p m. A girls crew will handbill door to door while another group displays sandwich boards along Market and Patrick streets. Mayor Donald B. Rice will oversee the arrangement. Committee members include Barbara Crum Virginia Foland Jo Ann Grassnickle George Harpold Shirley O'Brien Libby Lenhart Mary Moore Buzz Buzzerd Faye Hartman Paula Winstead Sandra Crowther Jeanette McKenzie Ann Konill Loretta Cook Barbara Elkins Bettie Warrenfeltz Constance Shankle Marjorie Atkinson Carol Sathers Nancy Stauffer Marie Biser Karol Kallaway. Other workers listed include Stadine Banal Jacks Charles Rhoades William Grave Howard Stup David Hinds John Scarffights Girard Gallup as props team Donna Rexlaad Judy Wachter Barbara Utterback poster committee Mary Willard Wanda Hoffman Janie Griffin Eleanor Best Elaine Rice Nancy Lakel Constance Shankle June Sherman make up Jane Keeney Odetta Brown Shirley Arnold Shirley Doody Barbara Hillery Mary Sheckells ushers Charles Bowles Roger Denny Alvie Smith Annette Elkins Jean Craver Patsy Moore Shirley Himes Carl Jane Williams Betty Wiles Louise Snyder cashiers Anna Grace Barrick Beverly Beavers Janice Cashour. The entire program is under the direction of Mrs Anna May Hughes.

Donald B. Rice Barbara Crum Virginia Foland Jo Ann Grassnickle George Harpold Shirley O'Brien Libby Lenhart Mary Moore Buzz Buzzerd Faye Hartman Paula Winstead Sandra Crowther Jeannette McKenzie Ann Konill Loretta Cook Barbara Elkins Bettie Warrenfeltz Constance Shankle Marjorie Atkinson Carol Sathers Nancy June Sherman Jane Keeney Odetta Brown Shirley Arnold Shirley Doody Barbara Hillery Mary Sheckells Ushers Charles Bowles Roger Denny Alvie Smith Annette Elkins Jean Craver Patsy Moore Shirley Himes Carl Jane Williams Betty Wiles Louise Snyder Cashiers Anna Grace Barrick Beverly Beavers Janice Cashour Anna May Hughes

Marionettes Open Susan And God Tonight At Hood College

Hood College Marionettes begin their spring weekend with Rachel Crothers comedy Susan and God at Brodbeck Hall tonight at eight with a 2 PM Saturday matinee. Both shows are open to the public with door tickets. The weekend ends with a dance in Gambem gym 4:30 to midnight featuring Billy Watson’s orchestra.

The Hood College Brodbeck Hall Rachel Crothers Susan God Sarah Burn Baltimore Geis &0 Leo Spinar Camp Detrick Charlotte Moran Housedale Mr. Spinar University of North Dakota University of Wisconsin Wesley Players Regions Methodist Hirch Gambem Billy Watson Mesran Hall Helen Calhoun Ann Bertlaux Elsie Lyon Susan Peters Jackie Kling Muriel Chait Betty T. Harder Pegsy Beach Ann Helfenhein Genevieve Marter Charlotte Reed Catherine Goss Margaret Ruehl

Frederick Cotillion Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

Charles S. V. Lanner elected president of the Frederick Cotillion Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. William E. Zimmerman named vice president. H. Reese Shoemaker Jr reelected secretary and John R. Cheatham reelected treasurer. Executive committee includes Richard F. Kline Atlee Radcliff and L. Clinton Rhodes. Three dances planned for the year.

Cotillion Club Charles S. V. Lanner Frederick Cotillion Club Francis Scott Key Hotel William E. Zimmerman H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr John R. Cheatham J. Walker Carty Richard F. Kline Atlee Radcliff L. Clinton Rhoasies

Last Class In Hood Series On Monday

Hood College hosts the final session of the adult education series on social problems in home and community. Miss Feline A Todd, new executive director of Girl Scouts for DC and Montgomery County, will speak on the topic.

Hood College Fielaine A. Todd Girl Scouts District of Columbia Montgomery County Miss Todd Emergency Welfare Services Office Federal Civil Defense Administration Hood Simmons College School of Social Work Boston University of Pennsylvania School of Social Work Philadelphia

Three Escape Unhurt As Auto Burns On Route 28

Howard Saunders foreman for O W Anderson farms escaped with minor burns when his car carrying 25 gallons of gasoline burst into flames near Dickerson Maryland on Route 28. His son Harris 37 and a farm laborer scrambled to safety as fumes ignited by a motor spark sparked the blaze.

Montgomery County

Engagement of Nancy Ann Jones and Joseph J Royal

Mr Arthur Jones of Rosemont avenue announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Nancy Ann Jones to Joseph J Royal son of Rev and Mrs William C Royal of Rosemont avenue. The wedding will take place in early summer.

Arthur Jones Rosemont Avenue Nancy Ann Jones Joseph J. Royal William C. Royal

Annapolis Parents Group Fights Report Card System

ANNAPOLIS 17 The Anne Arun del County parents group fighting a new report card system says it has more than 5,000 supporters and expects to double that. Dr William B Shields, president of the Parents Public Schools Committee, Inc says the answer to the S and N report cards will probably be a compromise. The group met in the House chamber for organizational discussions focused on gaining support to abolish the present S for satisfactory and needs improvement reporting.

Annapolis 17 Anne Arundel County William B. Shields Parents’ Public Schools Committee, Inc House Statehouse

Farm sale recorded for 136 acres near Walkersville

A contract of sale was filed in the Clerk's office transferring a 136 acre Walkersville district farm from Mr. and Mrs. Glenn H. McGregor to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wachter. The property, part of Campbell's Camp and Dulang's Lot, was listed at 45000 dollars.

Walkersville Glenn H. McGregor Joseph W. Wachter Campbell

McCarthy aides pressured Army on Schine case

Senate sources cite an Army report showing Roy Cohn urging special treatment for C David Schine, with McCarthy pushing for assignment to New York area. Schine, a former consultant turned private, faced overseas deployment questions. McCarthy counters he asked only equal treatment for Schine. Also notes Stevenson and Murrow criticism as McCarthy launches counterattack. Tax debate: Senate Finance begins studying House tax cut bill amid cautions on debt. Ellender doubts Eisenhower veto appetite for extending farm price supports. Benson testifies for flexible supports.

Washington Senate Sen McCarthy R-Wis Roy Cohn Senate Investigations Subcommittee David Schine Committee Cohn Secretary of the Army Robert IT Stevens Army Schine New York Wisconsin Adlai E. Stevenson Edward R. Murrow Senate Finance Committee Sen. Williams R-Del Congress Ellender D-La Eisenhower Secretary of Agriculture Benson House Aetournee Committee

Shuff Family Hosts Birthday Dinner in Emmitsburg

Emmitsburg social notes record Mr. Clay Shuff birthday dinner hosted by the Shuff family with guests including Ruth and Mary Shuff and Mrs. John G. Hamerick at Altoona funeral attendance. Anabel Hartman returns from four week Clearwater vacation. An area of visits includes Fairfield Cambridge Sherrystown Baltimore and Havre de Grace. Claudia Rosensteel marked birthday with guests and cards.

Emmitsburg M. F. Shuff Ruth Mary Shuff Clay Shuff John G. Hamerick Altoona Ruth Shuff Joseph Shuff Merion Anabel Hartman Topper Richard Topper Arthur Starner Jacob Topper Margaret Topper Charles Glacken Earl Topper Fairfield Russell Myers Cambridge James Topper Baltimore Guy Baker Jerome Peters Myril Baker Paul Topper Sherrystown Ralph Keilholtz Rocky Ridge Louis Orndorff East Main St Louis Rosensteel William Rosen Steel and Sons Phil and Jerry Norris Hewitt Frederick Land George Constantine Silver Spring Claudia Rosensteel Mary Theresa Houck Rosensteel

Sick Master Hahn and local hospital updates

Four year old William Edward Hahn son of Mr and Mrs G William Hahn of 8 South Bentz street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday and underwent four minor operations on Thursday morning with a very satisfactory condition. Mrs Joseph F Horne of 560 East Church street is in Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning to have an elbow operation from a fall injury. Mr James H Cramer of Rose Hill Manor near the city had surgery at University Hospital Baltimore last Friday and is reported recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Geraldine Mossburg wife of Patrolman Paul W Mossburg of 25 East Fourth street was admitted Wednesday for major surgery on Thursday with a satisfactory condition. DECISION MONDAY Baltimore Judge S Ralph Warnken today took under advisement a petition to remove the perjury trial of Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro mayor's son and said he would announce his decision Monday.

William Edward Hahn G. William Hahn South Bentz Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Joseph F. Horne East Church Street James H. Cramer Rose Hill Manor University ‘Hospital Baltimore Geraldine Mossburg Paul W. Mossburg East Fourth Street S. Ralph Warnken Franklin Roosevelt D'Alesandro

Fair Tax Revision Highlighted By Lawmakers

David Lawrence argues that a long overdue general revision of the internal revenue code would correct inequities, lower misinterpretations, and benefit both individuals and businesses. The bill focuses on clarifying law and correcting court decisions rather than raising rates, amid political debate over personal exemptions and double taxation of dividends. Bible Class Sunday proclaimed by Governor McKeldin with Maryland federation leaders noted.

David Lawrence Washington Congress Eisenhower Republican Party Treasury Department Joint Internal Revenue Committee of Congress Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Bureau of Internal Revenue Bureau Democratic Party Treasury Democratic Congress Theodore McKeldin National Federation of Men's Bible Classes Maryland Federation George Z. Best Frederick County Austin P. Renn County

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