Lean And Hungry Women Sweep England As Ration Diets Bite
Lean and hungry English women face ration diets cutting starches fats and sugar with limited meat and scarce eggs. They turn to fish salads and leafy vegetables, challenging the Labour Government over meat scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Labor
Jean
Camp Detrick News Highlights 1951
Camp Detrick reports Red Cross drive at 770 dollars toward a 13,000 Frederick county quota. Elizabeth Ann Enterline wed George Richard Adams in Ashland Pennsylvania. they plan to live in Frederick after a southern honeymoon. Five service members on leave this week and several promoted or reassigned. Two Korean veterans, Hutchins and Collins, join the post as dispatchers. Hutchins injured, Collins frozen feet. Enlisted promotions list several sergeants and corporals. Miscellany notes new arrival Surkiewicz, a Grant Place housewarming, illness recovery, recalled reservist Haugh, and travel for Brengle and vacationers Portner Moser and Waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Red Cross
Post Proper
Ferguson Construction Co
Frederick County
Elizabeth Ann
George Richard Adams
St. James Lutheran Church
Ashland
Ashland High School
Adams
Philadelphia
Frederick
Hood College
Drexel Institute of Technology
Hughie B. Cole
James H. Specht
James. Clay
Robert Fasiang
Joseph A. Prestele
Englewood
N. J
Patrick J. Cain
Chemical Replacement Training Center
Army Chemical Center
Billie B. Legg
Maurice Green
Seattle
Wash
Far East Command
British Commonwealth of Nations
Byron Leydecker
Camp Dettick
Army Welfare Fund
Charles A. Hutchins
Robert Collins
Hutchins
Collins
Hungnem
Joseph Harry Surkiewicz
Bernard F. Surkiewicz
Edward Sanger
Detrick
Grant Place
Devota B. Smith
Army Medical Corps
Maurice H. Haugh
Frederick Avenue
John T. Brengle
Dugway Proving Ground
Chemical Corps
Tooele
Utah
John
Dorothy Portner
Jean Moser
Sunny Florida
Jean
George Waltz
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Glare From Headlights Threatens Night Driving
Safety officials warn glare from upper beam headlights endangers drivers and pedestrians. Most states require lower beams when meeting oncoming traffic. enforcement is weak. Drivers must use lower beams on streets and open roads to reduce risk and improve visibility.
Row Class Meets at Calvary Methodist Church
The Wide Awake Sunday School class held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Hammond Clary's home on Monday March 5. Mrs Hilda Kinsey presided, Mrs Joseph Norris led devotions. Mrs Lorraine Wolfe won the guest package and Mrs Jane Burgess the door prize. Sixteen members attended. next gathering set for April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Hammond Clary
Joseph Norris
Hilda Kinsey
Norris
Lorraine Wolfe
Jane Burgess
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News
Fifty years ago the column reports on a bill to regulate municipal voting in Frederick, a sheriff sale of Belvidere Brewing Co. property for 102 dollars, a Philomathian Society debate on new election laws with the negative prevailing, plans to restart the Old Phleeger Mill by May, and local prices with eggs a penny, shad fifty cents, and butter twenty-five cents per pound. Twenty years ago notes include many untaxed dogs, prophesied temporary downturn, and a Frederick road accident injuring several people near Baltimore along Philadelphia road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE News
Frederick
Senate
Rohrback
Troxell
Court Park
Belvidere Brewing Company
Philomathean Literary Society
M. G. Urner
Noah E. Cramer
Frederick County
Cancer Control Month proclaimed in Baltimore
Baltimore observers report Governor Theodore R. McKeldin proclaims April as Cancer Control Month. The notice accompanies scattered hospital updates noting local residents admitted for observation, surgery, or treatment including Lib erty town and Brunswick patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Duvall Rites on Saturday
Baltimore mourns Charles Thomas Duvall author-illustrator of The Maryland Scene at 87. A Frederick County native, he spent 13 years assembling 470 pictures and text for his book, printed by hand, selling 5000 copies. Funeral set for 10:30 a.m. Saturday at St Paul and Preston streets funeral home.
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Baltimore
Charles Thomas Duvall
Maryland
Frederick County
Mary Duvall
Duvall
Norman T. Mander
Mander
Robert
Iis
Roger Brooke Taney
Supreme Court
Taney
Annapolis
Calvert County
Frederick
St. Paul
Preston Streets
Deaths in Damascus and nearby towns
Eugene D Lambert longtime Washington police retiree died at his Damascus home aged 53 his wife Anna J Lambert and siblings survive. Services planned at Wells Funeral Home Chestertown with interment at St Pauls Cemetery. Also listed are Martin L Neal of Waynesboro Pa who died aged 66 survivors include eight children and Orford Tobery of Gaithersburg who died aged 62 with services pending at Mt Olivet Cemetery. An infant Charles Robert Grumbine son of William Eugene and Ruth V Dudrow Grumbine died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged one day. graveside services held at Woodsboro Mt Hope Cemetery.
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Eugene DO. Lambert
Eugene D. Lambert
Damascus
George FE
Mary
Lambert
Washington
Anna J. Lambert
Estelle Vickers
Harlee Klein
Kent
Joseph Lambert
Chestertown
Wells Funeral
St. Paul's Cemetery
Olin L. Molesworth
Martin T. Neal
Martin L. Neal
Waynesboro
William L
Annie Saylor Neal
Bessie Snider
Frederick
Clarence Neal
Chambersburg
John Neal
Baltimore
Mary J. Hose Neal
Otterbein BE. U. B
Offord U. Tobery
Clifford Ulysses Tobery
Gaithersburg
Thomas Tobery
Mount Carmel
Charles Robert Grumbine
William Eugene
Ruth V. Dudrow Grumbine
Taney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shirley M
Sandra J
Donald W
Sharon K. Grumbine
H. C. Kettler
Woodshoro Mt. Hope Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funeral Services for Infant Russell M Coleman
Funeral services for Russell Michael Coleman age 11 months son of Frank L and Louise Lambert Coleman of Union Bridge were held Wednesday at 1 20 p m at Union Bridge Church of the Brethren Rev Samuel Harley officiated Interment in Pipe Creek cemetery Funeral directors D Hartzler and Sons. Also services were held from Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church for Mrs Sara C Zimmerman 75 who died Monday at her home in Poughkeepsie New York Rev Charles Owen officiated and interment was made
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Russell Michael Coleman
Frank L
Louise Lambert Coleman
Union Bridge
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
Sara C. Zimmerman
Poughkerpsie
Charles Qwen
Mary Rodefier Eisenberg
Lovellsville
Staunton
M. M
M. Kate Louder Rodeffer
Lovettsville
C. F. W. Eisenberg
Mary Baldwin College
Christ Lutheran Church
Melvin S. Lange
Eisenberg
Teutheran Church
Staunton Cemetery
Beryl’ K. Renner
Mt. Tabor Lutheran
Frank C
E. M
Clarence Long
Glenn I. Harbaugh
C. O. Fuss and Son
Henry PY. Musseiter
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
City mayor fights federal power deal over aluminum plans
New Orleans Mayor Morrison jealously accuses Secretary Chapman of undercutting local industry with Bonneville power grants. He argues federal subsidies and cross continental processing raise costs, threaten a planned Kaiser plant, and risk 45 million dollar losses for his city, while arguing for private enterprise and fair power pricing.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
United States
de Lesseps
Morrison
New Orleans
Louisiana
Congress
Oscar Chapman
America
Aluminum Company of America
Bonneville
Columbia River Valley
Northwest
Chapman
Aluminum Company
Caribbean
Aluminum
Kaiser Company
Mt. View
Andrew Annan
Lewis , Bell
Roy Maxell
Samuel Hays
George Eyster
Ned Annan
Quiet Wedding in Grace Church Parsonage
Wonnie Grubb and Leo Sheffer wed in a small ceremony at Grace A. B. Church parsonage in Hagerstown on February 17. Rev. William Ryder officiated. The bride, daughter of the late Joseph L. Grubb and Holly Grubb, works as secretary to the Washington County Hospital superintendent. The groom is a Hagerstown meat dealer. They reside with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffer—Grubb
Grace A. B. Church
Hagerstown
Wonnie Grubb
Leo Sheffer
William Ryder
Joseph L. Grubb
Lovettsville
Holly Grubb
Washington County Hospital
Miss Cornelia Dertzbaugh to Wed Gardner Tonight
Miss Cornelia KR Dertzbaugh and her fiancé Mr F Sidney Gardner Jr will marry at All Saints Episcopal Church at seven tonight following a morning wedding breakfast at the Mathias home on Court Square. Gardner’s family from Goldsboro NC and Miss Susan Gardner will attend. Other social events and invitations outlined include an Easter Dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and multiple club activities, with local residents hosting gatherings at homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dertzbaugh
Cornelia KR. Dertzbaugh
F. Sidney Gardner, Jr
Charles McC. Mathias
Court Square
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Upper College Terrace
Gardner
All Saints Episcopal Church
Mr. Gardner
F. Sydney Gardner
Goldsboro
N. C
Susan Gardner
All Saints
A. Austin Pearce
Ri Ames Hendrickson
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. Welker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
Mary ©. Hodgson
Nevin
Baker
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Dertzbaugh
Catoctin
Catoctin Club, Inc
Esquires Orchestra
Joseph 5. Stephens
Messrs
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert B. Crothers
Robert K. Danner
Paul W. Strine
R. Patrick Turner
Side Glances and Celebrations Across Frederick Area
Community notes record furloughs of service members to Seattle and home visits by families in Middletown. multiple anniversaries including 48th for Shafer and Bowings. extensive births at Frederick area hospitals. birthday parties for Lola Neal and Mrs Toms. visits and travels by residents to Atlantic City Orlando and Miami. Hood College events mark several gatherings. a naval man’s Mediterranean exercises noted. overall a snapshot of local life in the region.
Union Bridge plant closed for repairs for three weeks
The Lehigh Portland Cement Company Union Bridge plant shut Monday for repairs expected to last three weeks. Local transfers include Bernard Keefers buying the Charles Smith farm near Good Intent and Smith planning a sale and move to Taneytown. Fire crews fought chimney fires at Grossnickle place near Johnsville and a broader blaze at Crushong place in Dutour, with seven hundred chicks perishing. Firefighters also tackled field fires near Eyler’s and Reno Coleman’s. An evangelistic campaign led by Rev. E. M. Biddle began at Linwood Brethren Church with nightly services through March 25. In Union Bridge, Plymouth Eastern Star honored Deputy Grand Chief Hele Shipley with gifts and a turkey dinner for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Lehigh Porland Cement Company
Bernard Keefers
Unio Bridge
Charles Smith
Good Intent
M Smith
Taneytown
Wilford Smit
Copany
Grossnickle Place
Johnsville
Ann Smith
Crushong Place
D Tour
Eyler
Bark Hill
Reno Coleman
Ira Grossnickle
Johnville
Middleburg Road
T Missionary Board
Brethre Church
E. M. Biddle
Linwood Brethren Church
Biddle
Linwood Brethre
Plymouth
Hele Shipley
Frederick
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AI Force
William K. Reed
Fuque M. Hendricks
Robert N. Hall
Ernest D. Holford
Joseph ¥. Arnold
Salvatore M. Loporchio
Ben W. Dunn
Joseph R
Luff
N. A. Lufbur
the News
Morgan P. Runkles
Allen N. Crissey
National Holstein Association Extension Service
Frederick County Holstein Breeders Association
Baltimers
Heber Sumners
Libertytown
University Hospital
Robert W. Leichert, Sr
Clifton
Marguerite Haines
West 14Th Street
W. A. Durkan
Brunswick
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hazel Foster
R. T. Foster
Frank Fraley
West
Patrick Street
Markey
David Lawrence
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Maude Cordelia Dorsey Rippeon
Bradley T. Rippeon
Troutville
G. C. Barton
W. E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Misselena
Lillian
Dorothy Eisenberg
Winifred Eisenberg
New Jersey
M. L. Rodeffer
Clifford Rodeffer
Elbert George
B. D. Hickman
Augustus
Zerega
Leesburg
St. James Episcopal Church
Spencer Dunbar
D. C. Myers
Union Cemetery
Great Britain
Truman Administration
South
Kaiser
Interior Department
Defense
Russia
T He
Treasury of
T. F. Costello
L. E. Douglas
James McIntosh
Francis Tyler
Francis Watson
Roy Anderson
William Oscar Michael
Ballenger Creek Road
A. Roger Gobbel
William H. Simpson
Curtis Zimmerman
Alvin Frye
Bernard Selby
John Umberger
Richard Simpson
William Simpson
James Edward Leopold
Brunswick Street
Maryland Avenue Methodist Church
George Bennett
Reuben Harrison
Edward Boos
Robert Garrison
C. L. Moats
Paul Koogle
Milton Hollar
Knoxville Reformed
C. H. Feete
Bro
H. T. Webster
Sam W. Maples
Lexington
Mass
T. Kemp Maples
Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
Association of Highway Officials of the North Atlantic States
Atlantic City
McCain
Association
Historical Society
Charles W. Wood
The
Frederick County Historical Society
Society
Robert L. Warfield
Urbana
Palm Beach, Fla
Millard E. Tydings
Hood Club of
College Club
Charles Street
Frank G. Murtaugh
Sherman Avenue
Theresa LaRue
Emma Labee
Milbert M. Moore
East Third Street
Officers’ Club
Officers Club
E. P. Thames
D. P. Glick
M. J. Croghan, Sr
Camden
John Shires
Shires
Walt Whitman
Mary Mather
American Association of University Women
Meyran
Hood
Esther Shaw
Howard R. Toms
Lantz
Lucy Jeanne
E. Linwood Myers
Albert Palmer
Pleasant Walk
Ixbo Washaan
Melvin’ Palmer
Alaska
S. Leslie Shafer
Middletown
Noah E. Kefauver
Noah E. Kefauver, Jr
Arthur R. Remsberg
Carroll Parkway
John W. Eldridge
Myersville
Bradenton
Florida
Albert D. Fook
Orlando, Fla
Remsberg
Earl M. Glass
USN
Emmitsburg
Mediterranean Sea
B. F. Bowings
Adamstown
Mr. Bowings
Carroll L. Harbaugh
Blue Ridge Summit
Carroll Ronald
Waynesboro Hospital
Harbaugh
Betty Jane Crampton
Oliver F. Englebrecht, Jr
West Patrick Street
David Franklin
Helen Thal
New York
City
Grace N. Brown
Hood Colege
Thal
Institute of Life Insurance
Lola B. Neal
Jack
Jerry
Ralph Burall
South Market Street
Lola Neal
Jerry Neal
Nelson T. Main
Jefferson Street
Warren Carr
South Wisner Street
Betty L. Mohler
Sergeant
Fred Oland
Gary Lee
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Graeme Allen
Winter Haven
Fla
Robert H. Pfeil
Shaker Heights
Pfeil
Cleveland Insurance Agency
Robert H. Pfeil, Jr
Jay R. Sims
Poole Street
Sims
Betty Ryan
Ira Main
Lloyd €. Culler
Marlborough-Blenheim
Emory L. Coblentz
West Third Street
Arthur E. Fox
Grosse Ile
Mich
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Herbert N. Heston
Kathe
Erine Sherrill
Vernon Arthur
Miami
Jan Stephan
Arthur
Mar Virginia Neil
Luther Toms
Jefferson
George Hennberger
Ijamsville
Frederick Memoriz Hospital
Mothe
Daughter
Donald Boyer Phillips
Buckeystown
Mary Rittenhouse
Samuel Charles Rainey
Cecil Dubois Rainey
Actington
Plac
Miss Phillips
Immaculata Junior College
Catholi University
McGill University
Montreal
Rainey
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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