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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1954

Page

14

Democrats See Gains In Row McCarthy Stevens Probe

Democrats expect political gains from a Senate probe into the McCarthy Stevens row. Sen. Mundt says the inquiry will be controlled by Republicans, while Sen. McClellan notes most principals are Republican. McCarthy cites his fight against the Army as not against the service, urging the public to read the testimony. A Milwaukee speech by McCarthy draws mixed reactions from colleagues and opponents amid looming hearings. A separate Martinsburg plan clears city manager move with public vote possible.

Washington Democrats Senate Sen. McClellan D-Ark Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Army Stevens Roy Cohn McCarthy John G. Adams Sen. Mundt RSD McClellan Cohn Subcommittee Mundt Leonard W. Hall Hall Ripon Wis Republican Party Oklahoma City Eisenhower China Ike Abburg Blum Lulu Lue Alls Communist Party Flanders Sen Vermont Milwaukee Jon Adlai Stevenson Flanders Auaed Stevenson Sen. Symington D-Mo Martinsburg W. Va

Diet Seen Likely Aid For Premenstrual Tension

A medical note reviews premenstrual distress affecting about one third of women and suggests dietary changes such as reduced starch and salts plus increased protein and fats, with vitamins and a chemical substance, could ease symptoms. It notes possible interference with work and even legal questions from severe tension. Also mentions early globe mapping by James Wilson (1810).

Edwin P. Jordan NEA

Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass

A Chicago Tribune Syndicated piece discusses a wealthy man who died by his own hand after years of avoiding owed bills. It argues a bad conscience can be cured by repentance and restitution, not suicide, and urges choosing life over despair.

Earl L. Douglass Chicago Tribune Synd

Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club Hosts Nine Teen Members

Mrs Earl Kelly on Frederick Ave welcomed nineteen Mt Pleasant Homemakers members and two guests Monday evening. Co hosts were Mrs Raymond Kelly and Mrs Malice Crate. President Mrs Clarence Lochner presided as devotionals themed Seeking Gods Salvation. Mrs Austin Kelly led music.

Mt. Pleasant

Local club reports and meetings calendar

The meeting disclosed officers and upcoming events including County Council Hood College April 9 Short Course April 20 Flower show Calvary Methodist church April 21 Embassy tour and tea April 24 4 H club night Elm street school April 28 Three dollars donated to the Red Cross Delegates named for the annual meeting and guest speaker Frederick city club Mrs Edward Storm spoke on World Trade and commodities Refreshments served The next meeting set for April 19 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Earlston Rothenhoefer’s home 209 Grove boulevard Three crewmen killed in a Hash fire aboard the Danish freighter Gudrun Maersk at Pier 98 South in the Delaware River early today nine others ashore and eight officers in other quarters James A Garfield nominated for President on the 36th ballot.

Santa Lucia Harold McDevitt Hood College Calvary Methodist Church Elm Street School Red Cross Ira Hartman McDevitt Cramer Lorene Barrick Elizabeth Sheetenhelm Robert Kline Edward Storm Frederick City Philadelphia Gudrun Maersk Pier 98 Delaware River

First Day Of Spring Brings Cold To East

The first full day of spring showed a split nation with the Midwest enjoying clear skies and sunshine but the Northeast remaining under winter conditions with snow flurries and freezing temperatures from Maine to West Virginia. Light to moderate rain spread across the Plains while Wyoming Montana and Colorado reported snow. California coastal areas recorded heavy rain with about a half inch in San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Midwest Maine West Virginia Ohio Michigan Plains States Wyoming Montana Colorado California San Francisco Los Angeles

Fire engine on Linganore Road chimney blaze

Independent Hose Company responded to a chimney fire at the George Kotherman home on Linganore road about 5 30 p m Sunday. The fire department arrived quickly to extinguish the blaze and prevent further damage to the residence. No injuries were reported.

Independent Country George Kotherman Linganore Road

Thirteen [just south of Gas House pike] Lemons storage tip

A brief note notes that a lemon storage booster stream was used to keep lemons fresh longer. Charles Handley said no damage occurred. store in a tightly closed jar in the refrigerator and place waxed paper over cut ends.

The Frederick Gas House Pike Charles Handley

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