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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1955

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Heads Girl Scouts Names Mary Storm New President

Mrs Edward D Storm named president of the Girl Scouts Association to fill the term of Mrs Joseph Vona who resigned The leaders tea at the Maryland State School for the Deaf home announced the change Storm long active as troop leader and director also serves on the Region 3 Juliette Low program committee promoting international programs and hosting foreign visitors.

Heads Girl Scouts Edward D. Storm Girl Scouts Allek Joseph Vona Maryland State School For the Deaf Ignatius Bjorlee Storm Girl Scout Girl Scout International Juliette Low

Reforming Farm Price Supports Faces Surplus Challenge

As flexible price supports fail to curb surpluses, debate grows over restoring rigid 90 percent parity. Wheat output still risks a 925 million bushel surplus in 1935, despite drought and reduced production. Critics warn returning to high price supports would worsen surpluses, raise costs for taxpayers and consumers, and hurt the nation.

U. S House Agriculture Committee

Family Is Liquid Despite Debt Says Michigan Survey

A University of Michigan study finds the average American family remains financially sound with liquid assets averaging 350 dollars. While debt takes about 20 percent of income, over a third expect to clear it in nine months and most can meet payments promptly. Still, liquid assets barely cover major purchases like used cars or new appliances.

University of Michigan

Union Bridge notes and a missionary speaker visit

Sunday visits in Baltimore connect Union Bridge residents with the Simmons and Fleming families. A field fire near Con Bridge prompted a Union Bridge Fire Company call. Dr Kathryn Eve Exe, a missionary from the Belgian Congo, will speak at Brunswick First Methodist WSCS on March 25, detailing medical work at Wembo-Ngoma and Foja Hospital.

Eniu Ptione Marty Fleming Baltimore Glen Simmons Glenda Union Bridge Tilden Barnes Propery Con Bridge Noah Babylon Jesse Cummings David Edwards Unon Broise ihil-Mt. Union Road Lan Edwards Dr. Edwards Eve Kathryn Exe Africa WSCS Methodist Chnich Brunswick Johns Hopkins Hospital Belgium Congo Ival Tink Wembo Neama Foja Haoepitals Eye

Jefferson W S C 8 meets with fifteen members in Jefferson

Jefferson W S C 8 hosted by Mrs Verna Lang and Mrs Joseph Lang drew fifteen members. Activities included worship led by Mrs Glenn Lewis and a program by Mrs Joseph Lang about city newcomers. A Cub Scout meetup was reported and a lunch sale scheduled for April 16 with a church meeting on April 21. Phosphorus needs are critical on more than half of Ohio farms per an Ohio State University study.

Jefferson W Verna Joseph Lang Jefferson W. S.C Glenn Lewis Robert Rice Edgar Thomas Calvin Rice Berkeley Pearson M. L. Dade Lewis M. N. Dade Jefferson Ohio Ohio State University

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years ago on March 19 1905 readers learned about At All Saints Episcopal Church where Dr Osborne Ingle preached a special sermon to the Independent Hose Company. A daring trolley wreck attempt near Myersville involved wiring an iron bar on the track near Canada Hill but halted with no injuries. The Titra Boys Temperance Association met with recitations by Frank Garth er and Leonard Nothagle and a reading by John Shaw while Capt Walter Saunders led a call. The South Frederick Literary Society debated whether paper money is better than silver money. The Market Scribe noted hens at 15 cents a dozen and dressed fowls around 40 to 40 cents each.

All Saints Episcopal Church Osborne Ingle Independent Hose Company Myersville Hagerstown Canada Hill Titra Boys Temperance Association Frank Garther Leonard Nothagle John Shaw Walter Saunders Othe South Frederick

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

March 1905 column recaps social notes and local notices including champions at a housing show and residents’ ages and addresses, along with political and civic items. A county bond refinancing plan seeks 322 709 dollars, and Frederick County auto trade meeting outlines a government code explanation. A local auto theft case ends with arrest after a car recovered with additions and trim.

Warne Brean Winebrewer Woodsborn Edith Mariene Hartman Patrick Street Dans Jean Colles East Third Street Virginia Lee Thomas Adamstown LeGonk Fredenek County Frederick County Automobile Dealers Association Charles F. Powell

Hilde Neff Broadway Star Survived War to Shine on Stage

German-born Hilde Neff, now an American citizen, rising Broadway actress from Silk Stockings, recalls wartime Berlin with knives for rubble and a perilous escape. She endured a concentration camp experience after being captured near the Elbe, aided by a Polish doctor, and speaks against war’s dividing effects.

Hal Boyle New York Hildegerde Neff Broadway Berlin Nate Don Ameche Greta Garba Hildé Germany France England America Hilde UFA Elbe Warsaw

Local Hospital News Halts Illness Street by Street

Among The Sick Mrs W E Roane of Wayside apartments is able to be out again after a week in bed with the flu. Mr Roy Schneider of Mrs Airy is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. his condition is satisfactory. Mrs Earl Putman of Hansons ville was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for an operation. Miss Ruth Trout chief clerk of the Board of Education is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment of injuries from a recent fall. Former Governor William Preston Lane Jr of Hagerstown is a patient at Episcopal five Bar Nose and Throat Hospital in Washington where he expects surgery this week for a detached retina.

W. E. Roane Roy Schneider Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Earl Putman Hansonville Ruth Trout West Third Street Board of Education William Preston Lane Jr Hagerstown Episcopal Five Bar Nose and Throat Hospital Washington

Sorority Plans Founders Day and Club Talks

Beta Sigma Phi cancels Founders Day plans and Bette Zimmerman will contact Elks Club officials about using their facilities for the occasion. On March 30 a Bushee Parts event will welcome new members, with the April 6 meeting marking Model Meets merit. Election results include President Arco F. Dorses and other officers. A bush demonstration closed the meeting with hostess refreshments.

Ate Pina Holland Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Bette Zimmerman Elks Club Arco F. Dorses Donald Rollins Gerald

Yalta Papers Expose Moral Principle Disregard

A letter argues that the Yalta documents reveal moral compromise by Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill. It claims Poland was sold out, appeasement guided the conference, and that collective security justified American losses in Korea. The piece links Yalta to Cold War origins and urges vigilance against appeasement in U.S. policy.

David Pa Resch Messrs Roosevelt Stalin Churchill Poland Yalta Korea United Nations Minnister Churchill Alger Hiss State Department Harry Dexter White The Treasurs Soviet Russia Russia America Congress New Yo Yalla Wartme Thuse Formosa China

Local meeting set with Dr Laura Barnholdt speaker

Dr Laura Barnholdt of the American Association for International Relations will address the AL XU meeting next Tuesday at the Historical Society Building West Patrick Street. She directs an study action program and has prepared a local club kit. she has held her post since 1932.

Laura Barnholdt American Asseryation Universis Wome Siruth College AL Xu.w. Oy Etecortan Praviews Miss Barnhaldt ACW Historical Society West Patrick Street William Kemp Thomas Raies

Dean Honored At Hood Meetings

A Hood College reception honored Mrs. Wary Frear Keeler, new dean of faculty, hosted by the local AAUP chapter in Mevran Hall. Keeler spoke to Hoodlab and attended a Thursday NYC Hood event. Mrs. Peter Magur hosted AAUW members, with dessert bridge assisted by Mrs. Heinz Heinemann. Leon Loeb won honorable mention for a National Flower Show arrangement titled Arsenic and Old Lace.

Hood Wary Frear Keeler Hood College American Association of University Professors Mevran Hall Keeler New York City Hoodlab Peter Magur Rockville Leon Loeb Wellcome Farm Urbana Meoncracy Garden Club Washington

Dinner Party For Parents Married 59 Years

Dinner guests honor Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Horine at Francis Scott Rex Hotel. couples Max Everhart and Fred T. Clark hosted. Horine couple married March 15 fifty years ago at Lambeth Farm. Shower for Miss Genevieve Meany hosted by Mrs. Leon Loeb at Wellcome Farm. Meany to wed John Lutz May 7 in Washington Shoreham Hotel. Births, baptisms, and local greetings follow in Frederick news.

Leroy Horine Francis Scott Rex Hotel Max Everhart Lambeth Hill Farm Fred T. Clark Philadelphia Horiie Lambath Buil Farm Maroh Miss Meany Leon Loeb Wellcome Farm Tirbana Genevieve Meany George L. Meany Washington Loeb Shoreham Hotel John Lutz New York City Daniel Mehrling Alexandria Frederick

Market Probe Declares Itself A Fizzle In Congress

Senate stock market inquiry winds to a recess with both parties blaming politics for a lack of progress. Board Chairman Benjamin Fairless of U S Steel will testify Monday as Fulbright laments that partisan labeling will dampen public reaction and Capehart warns the probe may harm investor confidence and should be halted unless it regains credibility.

Washington Senate Benjamin Fairless U.S. Steel Corp Fulbright D-Ark Senate Banking Committee Hisenhower Arkansas Edly Henk Faativi Sen. Capehart R-Ind Jand Capenhart

Petition Is Dismissed In Virginia Prisoner Case

Chief Judge Charles W. Wond Ward dismissed two petitions filed in Circuit Court by George W. Holland, a Virginia prisoner serving 22 months, seeking a speedy trial in Frederick County for breaking and entering and larceny. The court found no arrangements to bring Holland to Frederick for trial and reserved ruling on discharge and counsel until his transfer occurs. A March 3, 1952 detainer warrant filed by Frederick County State Attorney’s office is noted in the record.

Charles W. Wond Ward Virginia Frederick County George W._ Holland Virgina Holland State Attorney's Office Virginia State

Mad Woman of Chaillot thrills Hood College audience

Large crowd fills Hood College for the Marionettes production of The Madwoman of Chaillot. Miss Nancy Wilner as the Countess Aurelia leads a trio of friends in a vivid allegorical fantasy about ridding Chaillot of threats. Scenic lighting and organ music heighten the dreamlike town drama directed by Mary Jane DeHaas with a near-capacity Friday night performance and a 2 30 o'clock matinee scheduled.

Chaillot Hood College Nancy Wilner Countess Aurelia Sarah Bulin Charlotte Moran Elizabeth Conklin Chaillotte Jean Giraudoux College Dramatic Group Mary Jane DeHaas

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