Semi-Weekly News Widely Circulated in Great County
The March 18 1952 issue of The Semi-Weekly News lists the Great County area circulation details. It notes publication on Tuesdays and Fridays and references the ERN Printing and MFG Co. as printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred- Akeecyristlass
Tourist year reshapes travel patterns across the nation
The article notes a surge in touristic travel and business activity, with more motels built and Bates rising in the past five years. While precise spending figures remain elusive, states and towns far from traditional tourist hubs still reap benefits from Americans on road trips and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamiof Pisy
Nase
Ons Nahana
James
Sarah Tong
Bates
Reuther Accused of Trying Purge in CIO UAW
Walter P. Reuther faces accusations of pressuring a Ford Local 600 unit to purge suspected Communists amid internal UAW political strife. The call came as the international board ordered ongoing proceedings against Stellate and his aides despite barred reporters. Strong observer presence suggested a possible administrative takeover of the large Detroit Local AN.
Friendship hailed Moscow predicts NKorea victory against UN forces
Izvestia praises Soviet North Korean friendship and forecasts a North Korean victory in the fight against United Nations forces. The government newspaper states the alliance remains strong and supportive of North Korea’s conduct in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestia Today
United Nations
United States
USS
Strong
North Atlantic
William G. Beachley
USN
G. Dewy Beachley
Box 40
Knoxville
Red Cross Fund Campaign Expands in County Efforts
The Red Cross fund drive moves forward with extensive canvassing led by volunteers under chairmanship of Mrs Anne Daimin and a large list of captains and sub chairs. Teams include Mrs Nevin Waskes, Miss Edyth Leather, Captain Mrs Johe AG Smith, and many others as they canvass households to boost support for relief services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrick Vatigare
Ramsburg
Cha
E. Oh
Panag
Thi
Wil Mart
Anne Daimin
Volunt City Indudr Sub-cnachael
Paul
Earlston Rathenhuefer
Nevin Waskes
Ecdyth Leather
Nevin Ports
Croghan
Milburn Mazaha
Johe
Oscar Mullican
Raymond Crum
W.W. Corbin
Edward Oden
Caroline Winebrewer
Lows Keyser
Wiliam
Lambdin
Charles Snyder
Joseph P Carroll
Ruland B Staley
Arthur Lambert
Gene Etchison
Maurice Sharrer
Charles Poole
Glen
C. Herbert Kreh
J. D. Hann
Fannie M. Eterly
Rayhu Specht
Wilbur Baker
Alvin Crawford, Jr
Edwin Waters
Evra Hadlman
Patrick Turner
J M Howard Schindel
Melvin Derr
Patrick Schnauffer
Jean Crickenberger
Ellis Wa
Glenn T. "Swisher
Clifford Kelly
Edward Farnsworth
Lawrence Holter
Luther Bussard
Ernest Helfenstein
Ralph Gregson
James Bo Thomas
James Fraser
F. Eddy
Ralph Bowyer
Bo O. Thomas
Ernest Taverner
Aphrodite Vachou
Carlton Molesworth Jr
LW Hanawalt
Carroll Hendrick Sono Jy
Lo Avieon
Earl PL Oden
Kenneth Stull
Mes Murray Fox
Elvabrib Seeger Capita
Donald Rice
Mias
Ida Malet
Murray Fox
Ernest Litlard
Carel Cannon
Bruce T O'Hara
Roger Rice
Court News Equity and Property Transfers Collected in Janes County
Court records show equity suit Jean E Young versus Loring C Yeung with partial divorce, alimony and counsel fees. Numerous property deeds list transfers to spouses and trustees including Maynard J Ruutzahn to Thomas M Monroe, and Edward D Shriner Jr to Dorothy E Keyes with ten dollar values. Lines indicate multiple county and city acknowledgments with names, ages and locations from Fort Plain to Boyds and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean E. Young
Loring C. Yeung
Melvin Leroy Miller
Biglers- Ne
Mary Ellen Rosalee
Gardners
Maynard J. Ruutzahn
Allen T. Webster
Lester A. Masser
R Patrick Turner
Ence Wesley Hanawalt
Sisety
John W. Morgan
Charles R Baldwin
Gene D Butler
South Market Street
Shirley Mae Witt
Doubs
Claude E. Smith, Jr
Myrtle E Moore
Far
V. Price
Howard W. Grims
Steel Workers May Get Boost
Washington March 14 The Wage Stabilization Board panel says rules could allow a pay boost for steel workers from 8 to 230 cents an hour. The CIO Steel Workers Union threatens a strike after March 23. The WSB will issue a recommended solution next week, but has no power to compel acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
WSBI
WSB
CIO Steel Workers Union
Philip Murray
Steel Workers Union
CIO
Murray
WSB Swill
Labor Department
Compromise Deal Offered To Communist Negotiators
UN negotiators propose a compromise package to settle five issues hindering a Korean armistice talks on Rose Island. Communists say they will accept only part of the package and accuse UN forces of killing prisoners of war during a bloody incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munran
Korea
P— UN
U N
U.N. Command
Rose Island
United Nations Command
Former Mayor Andre Culler on Florida Car Tour
Former Frederick mayor Andre Culler and his wife Mrs Lloyd Culler returned from a six week three thousand mile Florida trip. They left February 7, traveled by car down the eastern coast to Miami and through the Everglades, visiting Palm Beach and Jacksonville. They reported pleasant weather and no mishaps. News notes also mention Mrs T Stuart Haller judging at Washington flower show and other local society happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Culler
Florida
Lloyd C. Cutler
South Market Street
Frederick
Silver Springs
Savannah
Fayetteville
N.C. Culpeper
Leesburg
Ir.p
First Defendant Before Magistrate Pays 25 Dollar Fine
First time in Peoples Court this week Substitute Trial Magistrate Edward J Smith convicts a motorist of speeding and fines 25 dollars plus costs. Dr Benjamin George Hohensee of Great Mills Calvert county appeals the ruling. Trooper Kenneth Tichnell testified to speeds up to 64 mph. Other defendants from multiple states fined for related infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smith
Peoples Court
Benjamin George Hohensee
Great Mills
Calvert County
Kenneth Tichnell
Virginia
South Mountain
Norman C. Turner
Verga
N. J
Jack M. Mason
Baltimore
Lewis G. Turner
Myersville
John J. McDonald
Bethesda
Raymond E. Burchell
Wolfdale
Craig V. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Norman F. Tunney
Lee Place
Leroy L. Carneal, Jr
Oran L. Bancroft
Dickerson
W . May
Tichnell
James Stonesifer
Harry Bowman
Boeing Building Atomic Plane Aimed at Nuclear Powered Flight
The De pment reports Boeing Air Base Seattle is under contract for an engineering study into applying nuclear power to aircraft. Boeing, Pratt and Whitney and General Electric are involved with airframes and engines as the Air Force and Navy push atomic propulsion for planes and submarines. A pound of Uranium-235 is described as equivalent to six million gallons of gasoline.
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Boeing Air Base Co
Seattle
Boeing
Connecticut
Air Force
Afrcrest
Pratt and Whitney Aire. Corp
East Hartford
Conn
Pratt and Whitney
Co.solidated Vultee Corp
San Diego
Fort Worth. Tex
General Electric
Lockland
Ohno
Navy
Globe
Allegany Teachers Seek Across The Board Pay Increase
Allegany County teachers urged the County Board of Commissioners to fund a 3200 yearly salary increase for all staff. Ralph R. Webster and J Stanley Hunter of the Legislative Committee of the Allegany County Teachers Association spoke, noting the rise aims at a one year basis due to expected state level action. Current salaries start at 2500 and reach 3900 after 16 years. The Welfare Board asked for 196393 15 as the county share, about 1614 more than the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
County Welfare Board
Taft Attacks Truman After Western Campaign Swing
Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio, seeking the GOP nomination, told about 1,500 at a Phoenix fund dinner that Truman wants a police state and to tell every business man and farmer what to do. He criticized foreign policy and alleged government corruption, accusing the President of avoiding a cleanup and trying to obscure the situation. Meanwhile Carroll creek duck eggs theft worries locals as 34 eggs vanished from banks over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Ariz
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Batista leads Cuban coup to power in swift uprising
In Havana on March 10, Ful gencio Batista seized control with military backing after a dawn revolt at Camp Columbia. President Carlos Prio Socarras fled the palace and was later under guard at his estate. Batista formed a civilian interim government and suspended constitutional guarantees for 43 days to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Batista
Prio
Army Camp
Camp Columbia
Gerardo Machado
la Cabana
Quarterminsters
Air Force
Navy
Council of Ministers
Elec Hong
Threaten Discipline To Ford Local Men
Detroit March 12 Leaders of Ford Local 600 of the CIO United Auto Workers Union faced possible disciplinary action as the International summoned local officers to show cause why an administrator should not run the local. The move followed House Un American Activities Committee findings that Communists controlled Local 600. President Walter Reuther accused officers of violating the union constitution and causing irreparable damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford
Carl Stellar
LAW International Executive Board
Stellaro
Thome
UAW International
Solidarity House
Detroit Area
Levale
Reuther Ang
Local AN
Un-American Activities Committee
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Union International
The
International
House UN- American Activities Committee
International Executive Board
Walter Reuther
Local 600
Tnternational
Bloodmobile returns to Calvary Church in Frederick today
The Baltimore region Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Frederick city for a 10 a m to 3 30 p m session at Calvary Methodist church with 205 volunteers expected to donate. Women from All Saints Episcopal assist with canteen services. A later Frederick visit is set for Emmitsburg April 21 at Mt. St. Mary s College and a June return for a two day city stop. Also finds tiles decorated with lotus fishes birds and water patterns in Amenhotep IV s palace.
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Baltimore
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Frederick City
Calvary Methodist Church
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Pharoah Amenhotep IV
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Waty
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la Junta
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Sponestman
Tre Ware
Wich Towa
Sapaciono
Ko Paul
Guy Annels
Rom
Buhrman
B&b
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DNR AY
RED Cross
Women S Guild
Grace Evargemeat Reformed Church
Msomarthis
Evers Place
7Dar Shaft
Shaft
Mexico
Paul Clemnan
Mex
Sigmond
Aust
Remp
Harold Free
Harry Smith
H Reese Shoemaker
Jim Penples
Willtian ‘Cetten’ Lane
South Benty Street
Waavtant
Charles Butcher
Fredenck
Carter
DeGrange
King Test
Wong
Lane
Tes.drace
Shoe- Maner
Court News
Lewis S Rice
Esther Measel
Augustus Stevens
State Roads Commission
Mabel F. Marker
Robert L. Olden
Harvey B Haines
Shirles W. Bohn
Stanley L. Harbaugn
Esther M. Miller
Ronald ¥. Crosby
Robert L. McCrosky
T. Stuart Haller
Jug Bridge Hill
Lander
Haller
Sulgrave Club
Wi. H. Gearhart
Rocky Ridge
Wm. H. Gearhart, Jr
Wo. H. Gearhart
Wm. H. Gearhart
John
Doris
Ida
Harvey
Blake Paugh
Jeane Fleagle
Ethel Jackson
Standly L, Hyde
Donald Paugh
Westminster
Lowell T. Frice
Edna Price
North Market Street
San Antonio
Tex
the News
Hammond Clary
Patrick Street
Clary
Henry E. Weaver, Jr
Reno S. Harp, Jr
Richmond
Sam W. Maples, Sr
Upper College Terrace
Key West
Fla
Charleston
D. C
Jane Shoemaker
Charlotte 5. Gaver
Louise G. Shafer
Shoemaker
Roger Nusbaum
St. John’s, Catholic Church
Louise Dayhoff
Janice Coblentz
Jane Sheffler
Dorothy
Betty Watkins
Maxine Watkins
Charlotte Gaver
Louise Shafer
Katharine E.mcbride
Nancy Pearre
A. Austin Pearre
Teo
Donald L. Garst
John H. Garst
Charles H Himes
Walkersville
Kathryn M. Zimmerman
Ceresville
Charles A. Nicodemus
Nera
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Clayton H. Zimmerman
Robert N. Nicodemus
Robert N. Nicodemus, Jr
Robert Renn
Kent Niccodemus, Jr
Carroll Zimmerman
Glade Reformed Church
Renn
Robert Nicodemus, Jr
Kent Nicodemus, Jr
Carroll Immerman
Gamerill Gymnasium
Hood College
Howl College Odette
Endowment Fund Committee
Jane Taggart
Aldan
Phyllis Loudermill
Louisville
Doris Lindblade
Quincy
Mass
Doris Dreller
Alexandria
Margaret Lewis
Huntington
N.Y
Ruth Jackson
Jamaica
N. Y
Anne Somerson
Red
Bank
Jean Snyder
Garden City
Mary Sihler
Aurora
F. Haffner
Clarke Place
William L. Sammons
Charlotte, N.C
William B. Bennett
West Third Street
Gulf Coast
St. Petersburg
Halmes D. Baxer
Waverley Farm
Rufus Sr. Frost
Worcester
Albert Frost
Philip Wertheimer
Ft. Lauderdale
R. E. Delaplaine
E. D. Grove
West Second Street
Edward VanBuskirk
Kansas, City, Mo
Grove
H B. Mathews
Robert L. Warfield
Urbana
Palm Beach, Fla
Patricia’ Zimmerman
James F. Zimmerman
East Second Street
Austin Marker
Lee
Fert
Middletown
Rube Reed
Cappy” Cline
Casper Cline
Rockwell - Terrace
Waltus Nuse
Brunswick
Indiantown Gap
Harry Jackie Nuse
Pvt. Nuse
Mantia
P. J
Peter W Beers
Anne
Margaret
Beers
Francis S Gaither
Elm Street
Jeff
National Airport
Mr. Beers
Laurel
Miss
Manila
Philppine Islands
San Francisco
Pan American Air Ways
Honolulu
Ha- Maui
Corneil Services, Inc
Wet G Smith
Liberty Town
Clearwater
Ned Clark
A. A Bertoni
Hoyt McNeil
Eddie R Smith
CR. Nicodemus
Middlebire
Mr. Smith
Walter Strine
New Windsor
Melvin Engle
Caribbean
New York City
Venezuela
Curacao
Panama
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
D EL Hauer
Morersville
Herbert Doggett
Island Park
M. F. Shepley
D. Carroll Shepley
Mryersville
Clifford Watkins, Sr
New Market
Douglas Thompson
Loraine Bury
Fast Sixth Street
Charles V. Sanner
Hood Club
Flower Booth
G. Hunter Bowers
Charlotte P. Smith
Elizabeth L. Peters
Robert J. McCutcheon
Theron D. Green
Lawrence B. Baldwin
Charles K. Heck
George B. Delaplaine
W. Jarboe Grove
Richard C. Dutrow
William M. Storm
A.D. Lewis
William M. Moore
Melvin H. Derr
Elias B. Ramsburg, Jr
J. Harold Hooper
Roenna Fahrney
Fairview Avenue
F. Bernard Boyle
M Hospital
Hospital
Joseph Bradley
Walter Reed Hospital
Hood
Edsar W. Larsen
Elizabeth Crawford
Charles 8. Fulmer
Charles Fulmer
12Th Engineer
Sth Infantry Division
Fort Jackson
S$. Co
4. D. Flory. Thurmont
New York
Robert Huebener
Thurmont
Earl Kelbaugh
Bruce Davies
Highfield
I. L. Knotts
Natchitoches
Frederick G. Whelan
Corning, N
Robert H. McKay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martin Polin
Flushing
Queens
L. 1
Helene Gail
Polin
Eleanor Clarke
Charles H. Clarke
Peter Shipley
Greenbrier Military School
Lewisburg
W. Va
Harry F. Shipley
Francis Scott Key
Robert Burall
Albert Saffer
Saffer
Francis
Jo Anne Coady
Joseph J. Coady
Norva Avenue
Harver Munshaur
Army Photo
Detrick
Robert D. Shaffer
Cecil Clay
Camp Pickett
Shaffer
Allegany
Carroll Creek
C. Cyril Klein
Mr. Kleirt
Calvary Church
Newsparre Haerive
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