Attendees Pack Frederick COC Dinner For Ike Critique
275 members and guests heard Clem Johnston of the United States Chamber of Commerce condemn the welfare state, price and wage controls, and expansive government in a fiery address at the Frederick Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. He urged a return to supply and demand law and warned against relying on government, while noting potential future business backlogs as the national economy shifts. William E. Hardy, Frederick COC president, led the program with remarks and presentations from local officials and student musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Johnston
Ike
Eisenhower
Washington
America
William E. Hardy
Chamber of Commerce
Swan Song
C. of C
Elmer L Eshleman
Girard Gallup
Frederick Chamber
Pennsylvania
Virgiria
Maryland
Frederck Chamber
George Slagie
Farm Bureau backs Sunday liquor ban in Maryland
Directors of the Marsland Farm Bureau endorsed a Sunday ban on liquor sales and deliveries. Secretary treasurer C. E. Wise Jr. will report the bureau’s stance at a hearing in Annapolis on a Sunday closing bill. The board includes presidents of county bureaus. Dorchester and Kent were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Marsland Farm Bureau
C. E. Wise Jr
Bureau
Annapolis
Dorchester
Kent
Clarksburg Notes Include Birthdays, Military News, and Events
Local updates from Clarksburg report Pvt. Earl P. Kessell stationed in Germany since March 6. Robert Linthi cum joined the U S Army and left for Camp Meade last Monday. Community events include MYF basketball win over Cedar Grove 78 to 34 at Damascus High and upcoming church activities across Clarksburg, Dickerson, Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksbury
Robert Linthicum
Hammond
New York
N. Y
Nancy Fritewater
Thompson’s Corner
Howard Miles
Franklin D. Revis
Rockville
Clarksburg
MYF
Cedar Grove
Damascus High School
Gaithersburg
Baltimore
Red Cross
Russell King
Paul Warfield
Theodore Jordan
Nell Revis
Clarksburg Community Association
James R. King
Paul Burner
Ralph F. Martz
Jack G. Amman
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Louise Hough
Jimmy Porterfield
Roy L. Porterfield
Theodore
Bus) Wims
Clarksburg School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William H. Thompson
Sibley Hospital
Washington
Bennett's Creek
Sugar Loaf
Ebenezer’s Chapel
Faye Kessell
Hammond's Drive
Dickerson Church
Germantown
Church Hall
Poolesville
Methodist Charge
Dickerson
Maryland proposes vanity license plates with $15 extra
The Maryland House passed a bill to allow drivers to obtain vanity plates with any letter or number combination, costing $15 extra to the regular registration. Only drivers with five straight years without MV violations qualify, and Senate approval plus governor concurrence are needed. The plan could yield up to about a half million dollars. opposition was minimal if any.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
House of Delegates
Senate
del Scypher
D-Balto
Sorpher
Thomas Mudd
Maryland
Seypher
Scypher
Mt Zion Church Bible Class Meets at Summers Home
The Mt Zion church Bible Readers class met March 1 at LaRue Summers home. LaRue Summers presided, Prayers were led by Mrs Tra Mercer, Psalm 1 read by Mrs Mercer, a Zoo field trip quiz by Robert Lawson, a short story, benediction, social hour, and refreshments including a birthday cake by Mrs Mercer and Kay Flook. Next meeting set for April 19 at Mrs Mercers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion Church
McKaig
LaRue Summers
Tra Mercer
Women Lead Orchestrated Canvass For Red Cross Drive
Frederick County Red Cross aims to raise 20000 with women volunteers leading the effort. Austin Angleberger says over half the funds must be collected soon, mostly from Frederick city homes. Mrs. Donald Rice chairs the canvass with co-chairs and a long list of captains and delegates visiting eastern and western city households. The Orchestral Group from Chambersburg, Hagerstown and Frederick will back Hood College Choir and Franklin and Marshall Glee Club in a March 27 concert in Brodbeck Hall featuring Gabrieli and Bach pieces with a historic harpsichord and trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Red Cross
Austin F. Angleberger
Angleberger
Frederick City
Donald Rice
Joseph Vona
A. G. Bourne, Jr
Paul Michael
Harry Radcliff
Charles Butcher
Edward Storm
E. Ray Wachter
Hugh McCormick
Helen Bader Johnson
Vernon Holter
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Sperry Storm
Paul Magaha
Jerome Offutt
Irvin Renn
Grace Burger
William Hardy
Virginia Miller
Maurice Sharrer
Ezra Hoffman
Earlstone Rothenhoefer
John A. G. Smith
Lee Kefauver
City
George Hoke
Caroline Winebrenner
Louis Keyser
Charles Snyder
Warren Evans
Roland B. Staley
Arthur Bambert
Earl Kelly
Paul Lee
Harry Wolfe
Charles Hall
John W. Lee
John Foreman
William B. Lambdin
Donald Schattenberg
Robert Griffith
Richard Hankey
Forrest Haugh
Glen Strine
Alfred Sharpe
Wilbur Baker
Dorothy Lassiter
Charles Herman
Roger Thompson
Thelma Culler Pickett
Luzon Wars
George Ambush
Edward Ambush
Charles Brown
Patrick Turner
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Elis C. Wachter
Dorothy Marken Abb
Nevin Baker
Willard Rudy
James McCanner
Calvin Schildknecht
Elias Ramsburg
Otho Keller
Mary Cole
Willard Markey
Lavier Michael
Charles R. Albaugh
Elwood Hummer
Winfred Reeder
Wilfred Kaufman
Earl Smith
Helen Mack
George Biggs
Lewis Burke
Thomas Summers
Earl Freishman
J. R. Culbertson
Norman Trump
Motter Thomas
Gilmore Castle
Hespia Foster
Talmadge Cecil
Dorsey Gilbert
Phyllis Haller
Helen
Kenneth Stuil
John Ferguson
Earl Oden
Elizabeth Seeger
Kath
Jeen Murphy
Raymond Clingan
Roger Rice
Garel Cannan
Bruce O'Hara
J. H. Castle
Arthur Wetzel
Mae Shankle
Harry Shipley
Milwn Frank
Raymond Crum
J. D. Hann
Bruce Brachey
Henry Davis
Sara Grove
G. Foster Angieberger
Louise Engiebrecht
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Hood College Choir
Franklin and Marshall College Glee Club
Brodbeck Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Giovanni Gabrieli
J. S. Bach
Bach
Edward McElwee
Donald Stolz
Bainbridge Naval Training Center
Stolz
Boston Pops
John Ramaley
Hood College
Robert Spotz
Jerry Bestler
Joseph Stephens
Dorothy Collins
Coulbourne Jones
Yens Schodt
Joseph Bostetter
Jacob Beard
Haskell Seligman
Charles McKee
Dawson Wills
Clarence Lochbaum
Marion Weiden
Mamaronleck
N. Y
Judith Armstrong
Newton Centre
Mass
Hood
Jeanne Armstrong
Lancaster
Youth group from Mt Aetna Academy hosts event at Frederick church
Members of Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Church hosted a visiting youth group from Mt Aetna Academy led by Principal C Mosher. The students gave talks on Christian education, performed music, and described their growing academy with 97 students and aim for 100. A vesper service and recreation hour followed with refreshments provided. A separate police note reported a girl’s arm injury initially blamed on a bonfire cartridge but later stated to be caused by a boy shooting at rats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Jesus
Elaine Cox
Wildwood
Mosher
Seventh-day Adventist Academy
Ito
Smithsburg
Lincoln Cox
Pegleg
Joanne Bennett
Reporters Quiz and Judges Plan In Annapolis
Residents praise the dial phone system as overall approval. The Judiciary Committee in Annapolis backs a plan to add seven circuit judges, with reelection in each county, to ease docket overload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lidie
Myersville
Annapolis
Judiciary Committee
Senate
B.D. Covey
Myersvile
D. Cassell
Old Braddock
Game Wardens Work 24 Hours But Love Every Minute Of It
Regional Warden Benjamin F. Phebus and District Wardens Glenn W. Butts and Durward Ket tell how state game wardens begin with exams and training then serve 24 hours a day seven days a week. They handle fish stocking, predator control, wildlife planting, and public relations while working long miles and modest pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Phebus
Glenn W. Butts
Durward Kettells
Phobus
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Butts
Kettells
Region II
Eastern High School
Baltimore
Maryland
George Shields
Game Commission
Frederick County
Ben Phebus
Emmitsburg Social News Highlights Local Visits
A roundup of social visits in Emmitsburg and surrounding towns includes Miss Dorothy Shugarts and Mr and Mrs Charles Baird of Altoona pa visiting the Baumgardners on the way home from Florida. Baltimore and Hagerstown guests drop by the Baumgardner home while local residents travel to Baltimore and New York for visits. Samuel C Hays re elected president of the Emmitsburg Municipal Band at its annual meeting in Knights of Columbus Hall with Glen Sanders and Glesson Sanders holding key posts and Walter A Simpson continuing as conductor. Master Edgar G Emrich chairing a Grange meeting notes 7 attendees and a report from Clifford Meskill on a legislative bill co sponsoring hunter permit reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Grange
Red Cross
Ann Hodges
Ray Fiarner
Juvenile Grange
Clarence ‘el Hahn
Florida
Ethel Baumgardner
New York
Farm Bureau
Girl Scouts of America
Homemakers’ Club
Emmitsburg
Dorothy Shugarts
Charles Baird
Altoona
Raymond Baumgardner
Lews Rosensteel
Wiliam Rosensteel
Phil and
Jerry
Baltimore
Morris Hewitt
Hagerstown
Gene Kriner
Shippensburg
James Baumgardner
Thomas Bosley
Essex
Baumgardner
Louise Sebold
James Alvey
Christine Jordan
Victor Wolfe
Frederick
John Geiser
Betty Smith
Mary Rohrbaugh
Claudie Rosensteel
William Rosensteel
Peggy Sanders
Waynesboro
Samuel C. Hays
Knights of Columbus
Glen Sanders
Glesson Sanders
C. A. Elder
Walter A. Simpson
Edgar G. Emrich
Clifford Meskill
Annapolis
Grange J
Frederick Charged After West Third Street Collision
George M. Frederick is charged with failing to stop after a collision with a garbage truck on West Third Street near North Market. Sgt. Harry Phillips investigated the crash, and Frederick faces a hearing Friday. The damaged sedan sustained under $50. the truck, driven by Bernard E. Burkett, was not damaged. Frederick reportedly fled the scene and was apprehended the following Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Frederick
Lincoln Apartments
West Third Street
North Market Street
Harry Phillips
Frederick
Third
Bernard E. Burkett
Route 7
Clash Over Subversion Charges At U N Assembly
The United States and Czechoslovakia clashed over charges of United States subversion against Iron Curtain nations at the United Nations Security Council. Czechoslovakia accused Washington of enabling subversion through the Mutual Security Act, while U. S. delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. dismissed the charges as par for the era and urged rejection of a resolution to rescind the act. The debate followed Polish moves to place a Moscow peace plan ahead of other business as Andrei Vishinsky prepared to rejoin the U N after talks with the Soviet administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
United States
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
Kremlin
Lodge
Czechoslovakia
David
Poland
L. N. Palar
Indonesia
Palar
U. N
Moscow
Wait
Andrei
Vishinsky
Stanislaw Skrzeszewski
Lovettsville and surrounding residents listed in local notes
Lovettsville and Brunswick residents visited friends in Lovettsville and Wheaton with updates on health and hospitalizations. Local school attendance led the county, and personnel changes at Lovettsville High School were announced. A U S Navy family visit and several regional moves and visits are noted along with holiday bank closures for Maryland Day.
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Lovettsville
Rose Marie Beatty
Brunswick
H. W. Beatty
W. H. Baker
Nadina
Wheaton
George Grove
Ollie Compher
Effie Compher
Furnace Mountain
Hari Compher
Frederick
William Yingling
University Hospital
Baltimore
D. Harold Knott
Lovettsville High School
Clair Keena
Salzburg
Germany
Maj
Keena
Irma Cost
Maurice Cost
Brice Wenner
P. T
Pete” Myers
AFA
Fort Devens
Mass
P. T. Myers
Edward Wade
Richmond
W. A. Wade
Agreement To Speed Work On East South St
Frederick Brick Works confirms city and Potomac Edison request to cross its land with PE track to serve M J Grove lime plant. Plan involves crossing North side of East South street for 300 feet, with staged eliminations and a single concrete grade across the street. West South street plans will be tied in under one contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
M. J. Grove
Donald B. Rice
Stick Works
South Street
Potomac Edison
B. and O
Power Company
East South Street
Ramsburg
Fertilizer Co
West South Street
B. and
Bureau of Public Roads
Hamilton Avenue
Grove Lime Company
Veteran’s
Carroll Creek
Forfeits Collateral in Frederick Magistrate Court Case
Harvey Ernest Kline of Route 2 Frederick forfeited 10 dollars collateral before Magistrate Wilbur F Shef field on a charge of failing to change his address on his operator s license. Joseph J Coady DMV investigator swore to the warrant. Others forfeiting collateral include George Venchko Hazelton Pa Rov Calvin Martin Jr Walkersville Vernon J Smith Jr Route 1 Frederick William S Cooney Sr Westminster George L Poor El Paso Tex John Edward Nunn Catonsville Harold R Kelly Fr Leonard Wood Mo Jerry Wetherell Milwaukee Ore Eugene Britton Harrisburg Pa Ralph E Bittle Route 1 Myersville Paul W Garver Hagertown Donald E Rose Turner Mich James J Copeland Route 1 jamsville and others. Troopers Carlton Lewis and Robert Dishong made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ernest Kline
Route 2
Frederick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Joseph J. Coady
Department of Motor Vehicles
Kline
Middletown R. D
George Venchko
Hazelton
Calvin Martin, Jr
Walkersville
Vernon J. Smith, Jr
William S. Cooney, Sr
Westminster
George L. Poor
el Paso
Tex
John Edward Nunn
Catonsville
Harold R Kelly
Leonard Wood
Jerry Wetherell
Milwaukee
Ore
Eugene Britton
Harrisburg
Ralph E. Bittle
Myersville
Paul W. Garver
Hagerstown
Donald E. Rose
Turner
Mich
James J. Copeland
Jamsville
Carlton Lewis
Robert Dishong
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