Three Views of France by Dean Bourcier at Hood College
Dean Claude L. Bourcier of Mud dlebury College spoke on Monday in Brodbeck Hall on Hood College campus on The Puzzle of Modern France. He argued Americans see France as torn between glorious past and rotten politics, but noted a third aspect: ongoing scientific and inventive genius. He blamed 800 years under kings for France’s delayed reform and said policy planners remain unaffected by political shifts.
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Claude L. Bourcier
Muddlebury College
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
France
Bourcier
Frederick News Clocked By The Associated Press Rates
Fragmented OCR shows a Frederick Maryland newspaper notice with subscription rates and postal terms. It mentions The News Itstabila and pricing for 3, 6, and 12 month periods, plus postal circulation references and AP association membership.
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Frederick
Wrederick
Carrer
Mooth
Hecaber Audi Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Eepelcher
Positice
Fred
Weather Bureau seeks lessons from great blizzard study
The article argues the storm’s record snow was not forecast and suggests a three month re analysis of weather charts upper air data and sea reports to understand pre storm conditions better. It contends improved forecasts could have reduced highway closures and transport disruptions and saved lives.
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Cal
Encouraging News From Europe Signals Growth Trend
Economies of Britain France and Italy show rising capacity for growth. Industrialists forecast a sustained boom with a new spirit of confidence. Investment in added capacity runs high, plans move to completion quickly, and American leaders see a promising sign for solid footing.
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Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Perfect Legislation Reflections From Lent on Capitol Hill
U S Senator from Maryland J Glenn Beall writes during Holy Week about the Bible’s Ten Commandments guiding Congress. He recalls his Washington Star reflections “A Thought for Today” and urges lawmakers to measure bills against the commandments, especially “Thou shalt not covet.” He stresses prudent, lawful use of taxpayer funds and warns against political overreach.
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J. Glenn Beall
U.S. Senter
Maryland
Washington
Washington “Star
Capitol Hill
Congress
Letters Granted In Orphans Court Estates
Several estates received letters of administration in Orphans Court. William S. Bennett of West Patsick Street was named administrator for Myrtle C. Rowe. Equa B. Dykes, Frederick RFD 1, was named administratrix of Arthur Thorne estate. Five nieces and four nephews are heirs. No valuation was provided.
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William S. Bennett
West Patsick Street
Ulnie End
Myrtle C. Rowe
Pernesany
B. Dykes
Frederick
Arthur Thomne
Wes Weed
Rainier Plans Honeymoon As Kelly Wedding Nears
Paris reports Prince Rainier II rose early with luggage for Monaco to prepare for his upcoming wedding to American actress Grace Kelly. A maid recalled his unusual morning departure as he headed to the Riviera home. In Washington, the Senate opens voting on constitutional methods to elect presidents and vice presidents amid strong opposition expectations.
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Paris
Prince Rainier II
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Riviera
Washington
Senate
Public Opinion Divided on Opera House Remodel Plan
Fifty years ago this March reports show Mayor Smith leaning toward veto of aldermen approved improvements due to uncertainties in rental income and total cost. Alderman Hershberger cites a proposal guaranteeing $1,500 yearly rent if the project proceeds as planned.
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M the News
Smith
Board of Aldermen
Hershberger
Brunswick Canning Company
Jeremiah P. Karn
Wiliam L. Gross
William Schnauffer
George H. Hogan
LeRoy B. Werner
Brunswick
J. Francis Smith
Brunswick Seminary
J. J. Schenk
A. C. McCardell and Son
North Market Street
CHE County Commissioners
Attempted Hold Up Leads to Arrests in Foxville
Twenty years ago in Foxville two young men from the area confessed to holding up Elmer Buhrman at pistol point. The article notes the incident, while also reporting that negotiations continue between the State Roads Commission and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to lease the old Harpers Ferry bridge for highway traffic. Frederick attorney Leo Weinberg announced a bid for the Republican nomination for Congress in the Sixth District. A hearing is set before the Education Committee on a Frederick County bill to transfer school consolidation power from boards of education to a single patron for consolidated schools.
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Elmer Buhrman
Foxville
Pistol Point
Buhrman
State Roads Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferrey
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Congress
Education Committee
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Boards of Education
Mary Castle and Lamar Stull wed at Middletown church
Miss Mary Arlene Castle daughter of Mrs. George H Castle and the late Mr Castle and HM Lamar Stull, were married Friday at eight in the evening at Seventh Lutheran Church Middletown Rev Carroll L Bover officiated. The church featured white snapdragons palms and candelabra. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with nylon tulle and pearl tiara. she carried a white Bible with a white orchid. Bridesmaids in lavender yellow blue and pink gowns attended. Best man was J Wilfred Runkles and ushers included Glen Keilholtz James Castle and Oscar Linton. A reception followed in the church social rooms and the couple planned a trip to New Hampshire. The bride is a Frederick High School senior. the groom will farm near Feagaville after graduating in 1953.
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Mary Arlene Castle
George H. Castle
Mr. Castle
Lamar Stull
Harold Stull
Frederick
Wert
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Carroll L. Bover
Good Shepherd Cutheran Church
Glen Keitholtz
Barbara Wilson
Edgar L. Castle
Mt. Pleasant
Pauline Castle
Beverly Ifert
Jean Faves
Mountaindale
Constance Schultz
Shookstown
J. Wilfred Runkles
Kemptown
Glen Eaves
Glen Keilholtz
James Castle
Airy
Oscar Linton
Mr. Pleasant
Mitchell Bible
Frank Keyser
New Hampshire
Frederick High School
Feagaville
Retires After Long Coast Guard Service Noted
William Dinterman aged 44, former Walkersville resident now of Boston, retires after 24 years in the Coast Guard with 20 at sea. A World War II veteran, he left home at 14 for the Merchant Marines before joining the Coast Guard in Baltimore. He plans to open a general massage office in Boston and has been a Judo instructor at the Boston Y. He leads the Judo Association of New England and belongs to the Federation of Black Belt Holders of the U S.
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Waliam Dinterman
Ernest Dinterman
Walkersville
Baltimore
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Portland
Dinterman
Boston
Walkerssville
Merchant Marines
Boston Y
Judo Association of
New England
Federation of Black Belt
U. S
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births listed from Frederick Memorial Hospital with multiple families announcing first and second children. Names include Cordale Lee DeHaven Ronald Lee Alexander Debra Lanne Wayne John, and others across Frederick, Keymar, Westminster, Germantown, Union Bridge, Middletown, and Plane. Dates note Fridays Mondays Sundays with child genders and order.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guy L. DeHaven
Frederick
Cordale Lee
John J. Putman
Grant Place
Debra Lanne
William Foreman
Keymar
John Wayne
Gordon Mallett
Linden Hills
William Dudley
Meral Hoffman
Teresa Marie
Saturnan
J. Frederick Alexander
East Second Street
Ronald Lee
Wilbur Huddleson
South Market Street
Carl Jesse
Thornton Black
Wetminster
Sue Ellen
Milton Puziss
Enet
Stobet
Marla Beth
Charles Black
Union Bridge
Sunrlas
Richard Rice
Robin Elizabeth
Sylvester L. Thomas
West College Terrace
Michael William
Holmes A. Outraw
Crean
Mark Thomas
Thomas B. Hane
Germantown
Donald L. Hoffman
Middletown
Dona Jean
Edvan L. Linthi
Airy
Anita But
Delegates To D C Meeting From Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick delegates to the 43rd annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in Washington on April 2 3 and May 1 2 were announced today by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce.代表 Delegates include Clyde M. Roney Charles K Taylor Donald B Rice Elmer J Eshleman and Gen D John Markey alternate. The National Chamber gathering will feature a visual presentation on atomic applications in medicine industry transport and agriculture narrated by Arch S Booth. Boyd Campbell will give the keynote at Constitution Hall First General Session. A Democratic vs Republican business leaders debate is planned for the second session. Philip D Reed of General Electric will speak at the annual dinner with entertainment by Felix Knight and Jane Wilson. The first National Recognition Awards will be presented at Organization Night Dinner along with Inter-Chamber National Fire Safety Contest top awards.
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Frederick
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Washingon
Apri
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Clyde M. Roney
Charles K. Taylor
Donald B. Rice
Elmer J. Eshleman
D. John Markey
National Chamber
Arch SN. Booth
Washington
Constitution Hall
Boyd Campbell
Philip D. Reed
General Electric Co
Felix Knight
Metropolitan Opera
Jane Wilson
Chamber
Chambers of Commerce
Temperance Education of Youth Discussed at County Meeting
The county Woman's Christian Temperance Union session at the Y.M.C.A. discussed Youth Temperance Education Week and praised Good Friday closing of businesses. A Buckeystown convention date was to be announced, with nominations led by Mrs. Eric Biser and others. A radio program is planned by the Diamond Y. T. C. of Middletown.
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The
Woman's Christian Stater
Calvin Schildknecht
McKeldin
T. E
Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Richmond Va
Diamond Y. T. C
Middletown
Betty Newman
Charlotte Remsberg
Albert Palmer
Melvin Tabler
Amidee Eckhard
Edwin Pearl
Helena ‘Stauffer
Noah Kefauver
Thomas Anderson
C. E. Nichols
Harry Swomlex
Effie Shoemaker
Pearl
Engish Green Raymond wedding in Walkersville
English Green Raymond were married March 24 at 2pm in Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church Walkersville. The single ring ceremony was performed by Rev Charlies A Price. A two week wedding trip in Florida will follow and the couple will reside in Walkersville.
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Engish—Green Raymond
English
Rockville
Julia G. Green
Walkersville
Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charlies A. Price
Florida
Sis
Mrs Gearinger and Portivan Observe Birthdays Wednesday
Mrs. Donald Gearinger of West Patrick Street and Mrs. Leonard Portivan of Brad Dock Avenue will observe their birthdays Wednesday. Separate notes mention two Communist leaders who fled bail and hid for five years before surrendering received additional prison terms.
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Donald Gearinger
West Patrick Street
Leonard Portivan
Braddock Avenue
New York
Boyle Column Be SELMAN MORIN er Hal Boyk
New York column reflects on Cliff Daniel fiancé of Miss Truman, praising his wartime news desk leadership and urbanity. The piece surveys Japanese influence on NYC interiors sparked by the Museum of Modern Art exhibit, noting shedding doors for sliding panels and Japanese garden displays. It also discusses Joe Alex Morris’s book What a Year about 1929, recalls Adal Stevenson’s theater district visit, and ends with a joke about a three course vegetable lunch from Native Stone.
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Museum of Modern Art
Donnie
Joe Alex Morris
Work began on Washington Cathedral in 1907
Questions and answers note construction of Washington National Cathedral began in 1907 and may take over 60 years to complete. The only president’s wife sharing her maiden name with her husband was Mrs. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt. A strike against the Pennsylvania Railroad was postponed by the National Mediation Service, with no midnight start.
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Washington
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
National Mediation Service
Transport Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
It Beheld His Glory Holy Week Film at Opera House
The Frederick City Ministerium presents its Holy Week film showing with the new color production It Beheld His Glory. A Roman Centurion narrates last days of Jesus from Gospel events including the Triumphal Entry Last Supper Gethsemane the Crucifixion and Resurrection. One showing daily at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday to Friday. offerings support Ministerium work.
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Frederick City
Christ
Thomas
Jesus
Opera
P-TA News Highlights School Efforts and Upcoming Events
The Sabillasville PTA reports a fire equipment issue found in the April School Bell and notes steps under review by the school office, while other PTAs list purchases for emergencies and plans to buy an encyclopedia. Events include an AAUW panel on Educational Television, a lecture by Dr. Howard Lane, and the Nominating Convention for School Board delegates.
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Gene Fox
Sabiltasville
P-Ta
School Bell
Frederick County
Hyden H. Hoffman
Middletown P-Ta
Middletown
Erhan
Ptas
Aa.u.w
Winchester Hall
Howard Lane
Parkway Pta
New York University
Frederick High School
FTA
Jail Term in Default Of Fine In Frederick County Court
In default of a $50 fine Douglas 5 Shipe Gaithersburg was sentenced to 30 days in Frederick county jail after being found guilty of intoxication in a South Court street drive in restaurant. The proprietor testified he refused to pay for food and was belligerent. City Lt. Ralph Potts and Officer Mutchner assisted in taking him to jail.
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Douglas
Shipe
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
South Court Street
Ralph Potts
Mutchner
US 515
Saul Miller
West Patrick Street
Miller
Hansonville
J. S. Plume
George L- Crunk
Takoma Park
Plume
Crank
Birds Option Five Rookies To Minors
Five rookies including a preseason standout have been optioned to the minors by the Baltimore Orioles. Outfielder Jim Pisoni, who hit four homers in exhibitions, to Vancouver in the Pacific Coast League. Don Leppert also sent to Vancouver after playing with Charleston and Baltimore in 1955. Pitchers Pat Gosney Marvin Wisniewski and shortstop Marvin Breeding dispatched to the Dunedin Florida camp of the Orioles San Antonio farm club in the Texas League.
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Scottsdale
Aiizut
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Pisoni
Vancouver
Don Leppert
Charleston
W. Va
American Assn
Baltimore
Dunedin
Fla
Orioles
San Antonion
Pat Gosney
Marvin Wisniewski
Marvin Breeding
Easter Sunrise Service At Staley Park In Frederick
The Easter Sunrise service will be held at Staley Park Sunday at 6 am under the North End Civic Association and Good Shepherd Lutheran church. Rev. Dr. Ralph E. White will lead, Good Shepherd Choir will provide music, and light breakfast will follow hosted by the Good Shepherd Luther League. The event attracts growing community participation.
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Staley Park
North End Civic Association
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Fee
Ralph E. White
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
Good Shepherd Choir
Carroll
S L .Boyer
Good Shepherd Luther’ League
U S A Moves to Expand Propaganda Efforts
The U S Information Agency seeks a 135 million dollar budget increase for the next fiscal year, about 55 percent higher than this year, to boost Voice of America broadcasts and other activities. Plans include reviving an aircraft carrier with Cinerama and nonmilitary displays, touring ports in Africa and Asia, with a first year cost estimated at 3.4 million dollars. The agency also envisions distributing thousands of cheap hand cranked phonographs with American storytelling records to 27 countries in the Near and Far East.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
Russia
USTA
Theodore ©.Streibert
House Appropriations
Congress
Streibert
USIA
Voice of America Radio
America
Near
Far East
White and Nelson to close oyster plants at Cambridge
White and Nelson Inc., a leading Maryland packing firm, will shut its three oyster plants on Hoopers Island and in Cambridge, laying off about 150 workers due to a poor oyster outlook this season and next. The stockholders approved the closure last Friday and the firm will seek sale of the buildings while continuing its tomato packing operations.
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Lamienhiwg
White and Nelson Inc
Edmund Nelson
Hoopers Island
Cambridge
Nelson
White and Nelson
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