Hybrid railroad car aims to ride rails and roads
Robert R. Young, leader of the Federation of Railway Progress, proposed a re tractable gear hybrid railroad car at the group's fifth anniversary dinner. He envisions cars that operate on steel rails and highways, potentially reshaping shipping for homes and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Young
Federation of Railway Progress
Young
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
New York Central
Tion
Lenten Thought The Brimming Cup
A devotional meditation on Jesus asking if disciples can drink the cup he will drink. It compares joys and sorrows, cites James and John seeking favors, notes James death and John’s exile, and ends with a prayer for humility and service.
Daily Bread Sermon Parable From Mrs Palmer
Rev A P Bailey recounts Alice Freeman Palmer at Wellesley addressing disadvantaged children in Boston. She offers three rules for happiness: memorize a verse, seek daily beauty, and do something for someone each day, ending with the joy and rejoicing of the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Purnell Bailey
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Boston
Abs. Palmer
Barber Shop Quartet Contest Held Tonight at Hood College
TV star judge from WITG-TV will preside as two or more Hood College groups perform. Three Brothers Hall hosts the campus event with two numbers per quartet. Intermission entertainment includes Hood Odette and Chem-Tones from Camp Detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Lamb
Witg-Tv
Brodhers Hall
Hood College
Thcen
Camp Detrich
Drinking costume sparks safety club after college reunion
Boyle reports a comic tale from Wilbur Peeble's reunion. Trellis Mae outfits him in a helmet, green coveralls, winter overshoes, and gloves with "Sip in safety" on the helmet. He leaves home in protest, returns drunk, and learns friends adore the costume, forming the Safety Sippere Club with a motto about safe sipping. Nurses capped at Rhode Island Hospital. speaker Elsie Palmer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Wilbur Peeble
College Pharma
Trellis Mae
Wilbur
Cluthes
Mara
Lauré
Agid Wilbur
Patricia Ann Sullivan
George C. Naylor
Emmitsburg
Rhode Island Hospital School of Nursing
Providence
R. J. Mise Elsie Palmer
Bellevue Schools of Nursing
New York University
Mayors Award Steam Plant Contract in Waynesboro Pa
Fifty years ago the mayor and aldermen awarded the steam portion of the new municipal electric light plant to Frick and Co. of Waynesboro for 5139 dollars, with no bids yet received for the dynamos. Workers lay cement foundations in the Masonic Temple lobby rear to serve as a post office. Clouds of smoke from brush and refuse heaps signal spring. Fifteen students from Wamas College, led by President Apple, toured Washington to see sights in the capital. City butchers announce higher meal prices due to higher cattle costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Electric Light
Frick and Co
Waynesboro
Masonic Temple
Wamas College
Apple
Washington
National Capital
Twenty Years Ago Sy Pion Che Columns of The News
A Williamstown man and a Hagerstown woman were found dead on the Catoctin Cavalry Club golf course lanes in what appeared to be a homicide pact gone wrong. A request was made to reform the general property tax, halving it and funding state revenue with an income tax. Prof Samuel H DeVault of the University of Maryland spoke to the Frederick County Farm Bureau on tax reform. Oscar D Frailey, former Emmitsburg town commissioner and noted businessman, died at 85. Overcast skies and showers dampened Easter Bere celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Catoctin Cavalry Club
Moberly
Inead Geiler
Samuel H. DeVault
University of Maryland
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Oscar D. Frailey
Emmitsburg
Frederick County Christian Youth Council forms at Utica meeting
Representatives from 24 churches in Frederick city and county and Hood College formed the Frederick County Christian Youth Council at St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Utica on Tuesday evening. About eighty attendees adopted a constitution, making the group part of the United Christian Youth Movement. Joan Schildt was elected president with Sherman Mason Jr as vice president Faye Conrad as secretary and Cartap ley as treasurer. Rev John H Ness Jr installed the officers and urged leadership and fellowship. Miss Mabel Dawson from the Maryland state UCYM council urged cooperation among delegates and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Hood College
Frederick County
Quinn A. M. E. Church
Faye Conrad
Frederick E. U. B
Cartapley
Evangelical Reformed Church of
Frederick
John H. Ness, Jr
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Mabel Dawson
State Council of
U. C
Witness Excused From Senate Agriculture Testimony
Former Agriculture Department aide Alfred O Neill of Edmunds County South Dakota sought mercy from Senate investigators and was excused from testifying about grain deal scandals. He had been sworn and questioned about whether he should testify as Chairman Ellender urged caution and warned that statements could be used by a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
Alfred O'Neill
Edmunds County
S. D
O'Neill
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
D-La
100000 Trout For Maryland Streams
Maryland will stock approximately 100000 trout in 350 streams for the season opening on Tuesday April 15. Hatchery superintendent Albert Powell says brook brown and rainbow trout are ready for stocking as the commission aims for better angler catches and a steadier fishery. Wardens and local agencies help with stocking and a census of fishermen is planned to evaluate stocking results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Albert Powell
State Game and Inland Fist Commission
Powell
Frederick
Chandler Bride Weds Air Force Man at Williams AFB Chapel
Miss Madeleine Ogden Taylor daughter of A C M M and Mrs Milan R Taylor of Chandler Arizona and Pfc Maurice L Reed Jr son of Mr and Mrs M L Reed of Thurmont were married February 20 at Williams Air Force Base Chapel Phoenix Arizona The double ring ceremony was led by Chap Tin Lowell Koch The bride wore a white satin gown with lace bodice and a Juliet cap veil A reception followed The couple reside in Chandler The bride attends Chandler High School and is in the senior class The groom is in the U S Air Force and studying at Williams AFB Out of town guests included Mrs Robert Heath Thorns River Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Clarence Huff Mesa Arizona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeleine Ogden Taylor
Milan R. Taylor
Chandler
Ariz
Maurice L. Reed
M. L. Reed
Thurmont
Williams Air Force Base Chapel
Phoenix
Lowell Koch
Carol Mayfield
Violet Stevens
Miss Mayfield
Miss Stevens
Pic
Everette Earl Ray
Mrs. Reed
Chandler High
U.S. Air Force
Williams Airr Force Base
Cardinal Segura’s plea rouses U S Catholic response
A Washington dispatch notes a Catholic reaction to Cardinal Segura’s criticism of Protestant freedom in Spain. An Indiana Catholic editorial rebukes Spain’s religious intolerance, arguing Protestantism no longer threatens Catholic power and urging respect for religious liberty and pluralism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Catholic Paper
Spain
Dave Lawrence
Cardinal Segura
America
Franco
History Review
Papal States
Recital at Hood College Friday in Brodbeck Hall
Hood College music students present a Friday recital in Brodbeck Hall starting at p.m. The program features Bach chorale preludes for organ by Miss Jean Deuber, Beethoven first movement from Op. 10 No.1 by Miss Betty Bange, Mozart Sonata K300 first movement by Miss Ramon Crowl, and arias by Miss Julia Rank. Soprano solos by Miss Elizabeth Woodcock, Moon Day Musicales winner Miss June Miller, further Bach, Chopin, Debussy, and Arditi pieces performed by listed students, concluding with a performance by Gretchen Amos and Mrs Anne Smith Thurmont 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
P. m
Brodbeck Hall
Applied Music Students
Johann Sebastian Bach
Jean Deuber
Washington
Betty Bange
Hagerstown
John Prindle Scott
Elizabeth Woodcock
Freeport
June Miller
Brunswick
Moonday Musicales
Betty Range
Jane Harp
Middletown
Frederic Chopin
Girl With
Claude Debussy
Luigi Arditi
Gretcchen Amos
Vera Acach
Anne Smith
Thurmont
Verdi Aria and Mendelssohn Pieces Highlight Recital
A program features piano and vocal selections including O don fatale from Don Carlo by Verdi sung by a pianist named Sally Bow ers, On Wings of Song by Mendelssohn performed by her, and concludes with Betty Jane Stambaugh from Taneytown playing Brahms Intermezzi Op. 18 including Andante Ten eramente and Allegro non assai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppe Verdi
Sally Bowers
Frederick
Felix Mendelssohn
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Taneytown
Johannes Brahms
Made To Order Humans Predicted In New York
New York March 27 The day may come when humans are made to order with test tubes and women not mothers Dr Ralph W Gerard University of Chicago predicted at a conference on the future. He said the breeding method is already used on animals and conceived eggs would be planted in a foster mother with the child inheriting traits of its test tube parents. He cautioned the process would take time to become common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Spain
White House
Cardinal Segura
New York
Ralph W. Gerard
University of Chicago
Mutual Fire and Casualty Insurance Companies
Gerard
Rises Halted By Consumers by Roger W Babson
Babson argues that panic buying fueled inflation in 1931 and 1951 52, crediting consumer restraint and value shopping. He urges end to scare selling, praises honest local merchants, notes price trends and forecasts steadier 1952 spending with a focus on durable goods and televisions as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W Barron Babson
Park
Mass
Truman
Washington
Korea
Soviet Russia
Roger W. Babson
Conyright
Pan. Fin, By., Inc
More Than $25,000 Collected for Hunting Licenses in Frederick
Frederick County fiscal year ending June 30, 1953 saw hunting and fishing licenses totaling over $25,000. County licenses brought in about $14,000, fishing licenses over $11,000, with residents and nonresidents purchasing at multiple stores and the Court House. The report details agent totals, resident and nonresident license counts, and game and fish distributions across Frederick, Carroll, Howard, and Montgomery regions, noting changes in wildlife populations and stocking data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Aomual
Waryland Department of Game and Band Fish
Court House
J. Paul Delphey
H. F. Shipley
Frederick
Gertrude Stoner
Thurmont
Hoke
Emmitsburg
W. Claude Lutman
Brunswick
Potorhac River
Virginia
West Virginia
Delphey's
Shipleys
Lutman
Stoner
Hoke's
Culler Lake
Monocacy River
Potomac River
Catoctin Creek
Little Catoctin Creek
Big Hunting Creek
Friends Creek
Middle Creek
Fishing Creek
Little Hunting Creek
Owens Creek
Frederick-Carroll-Howard-Montgomery
Frederick area personals note several births and promotions
Mr and Mrs John H Morsberger of Brunswick welcomed son John Roby born Friday night March 21 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Morsberger formerly Phyllis Roby, daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Roby. Mrs George M Whitley of North Arlington visited Brunswick relatives including her brother James M Kine. Mr and Mrs Robert L Swope returned to Portsmouth Va after stay with his parents in Brunswick. Raymond L Goodsell, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Goodsell of Frederick, in recruit training at Bainbridge USN. Cpl Harold E Lugenbeel, son of Roy Lugenbeet of Mount Airy, promoted to sergeant at Fort McClellan. Harry L Anderson, seaman recruit USN, son of Susie E Anderson of Brunswick. Walter R Harrison, seaman recruit USN, son of Mr and Mrs RB Harrison of Knoxville. Ralph Graham of Lovettsville entertained guests including Kenneth Baker and others. Jack Kennedy and wife announce birth of child at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. mother Frances Sprankie. The piece ends with a serenade reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morsberger
Brunswick
John Roby
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Morsberger
Phyllis Roby
A. F. Roby
George M. Whitley
North Arlington
W. A. Kline
James M. Kine
Wilson Place
Frederick
Robert L. Swope
Portsmouth
Kenneth Swope
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bambridge
Raymond L. Goodsell
USN
Raymond Goodsell
DeGrange Street
Harold E. Lugenbeel
Roy Lugenbeet
Ri. 2
Mount Airy
Chemical Replacement Training Center
Chemical Corps Trainas Command
Fort McCellan
Ala
Dorothy Lugenbeet
Box
L. Ri
Anniston
U. S Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Harry L. Anderson
Susie E. Anderson
East D Street
Great Lakes
Walter R. Harrison
Shirles Graham
Betty Bower
Johnnie Lindsay
Carroll McKimmey
Billy McKimmey
Nellie Hickman
Jack Kennedy
West
Patrick Street
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
What Do We Need Most In This Room Today
A kindergarten teacher asks what is needed daily for the classroom. Little Mary Jane blurts out could I be television prompting an exchange on daily classroom essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Seven Frederick Students Attend Peabody Music Weekend
Seven Frederick High School students visited the Peabody Conservatory for a weekend program in cooperation with state education officials. The event featured orchestra and chorus rehearsals, a piano recital, and a Haydn oratorio performance by the Peabody Orchestra and chorus, with students from several states attending the rehearsal and concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Peabody Conservatory of ‘Music
State Departments of Education
Peabody School Music Department
Joyce Simpson
West 1Th Street
Barbara Sibert
Fairview Avenue
Lewis Adams
Leon Masser
North Market Sireet
Austin Rhoads
Mt. Olivet
Boulevard
Penneylama
North Carolins Virena
District of Columbia
Baltimore Samphons Orchestra
Eluderts
Leducation
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded in the clerk’s office detail multiple property sales. Transfers include the 202 acre Walkersville farm to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Trout for about £55,000, White Hill Mills and 200 acres near Unionville to Laura B. Staley for about $33,000, a 60 acre Monocacy river farm near Reich’s Ford for around $25,000, and a 169 acre Woodsboro district farm to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Haugh for about $26,500. Additional transfers include a Lee Place residence for about $13,500, 91 acres and improvements in Creagerstown district for around $17,000, a Military Road residence for about $10,000, and related deeds. CLASS MEETING HELD The Golden Rule Class of Evangelical Lutheran church met Wednesday evening at West South street home of Mrs. William Flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Trout
Bartee Q. Rollers
Walkersville
Clyde G. Rickman
Laura B. Staley
Whitehill Mills
Unionville
R. Rush Lewis
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Monocacy River
Reich's Ford Bridge
Raymond L. Smith
William H. Haugh
Woodsboro
Richard E. Heim
Merhi W. Sulcer
Military Road
Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Flair
West South Street
Holton Staley
Irvin Ramsburs
Casper Retson
Rell
James Grove
Luther Murray
Charles Barrick
Elwood Whitmore
Richard Rudy
Marshal
Green
Alvey Renn
Ralph Bover
Fairview Avever
Wif
Mira Wilfred Keufman
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St. Francis
James
John
Herod
Patmos
God
Barber Shop
Henry
the News
Sy Pion Che
Christian Youth Council
Charles Kernel
Wilhne
Edcewond Church of God
Korrell
North Carolina
Kove
Lecdie Masser
Leroy Masser
Richard Masser
Foster Manshew
Jack Fawley
Chester Blank
Ralph Blank
Eddie Sierks
Harvey Blank
David Schulte
Wiliam R. Gross
Oscar Stiedy
Roy Witwer
Charles Korrell
Terry
Deborah Xorred
Lorrayne
Ronald Wier
Jeanne Masser
Reclyn Gress
Hood
Mrs. Brown
Anne
Peabody
Aaghe
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