White House Maintains Classic Charm After Renovation
After its 3 million dollar modernization, the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue preserves its national shrine status. The Truman family will occupy a greatly updated home with 54 rooms and 16 baths, featuring new decor while retaining period charm and dignity.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Truman
Sists
John Adams
Great East Room
America
Can It Be Worse Absolute security and disarmament clash
British scientists who helped produce the first atomic bomb in the United States question disarming by destroying stockpiled bombs. They warn such action could cause radioactive contamination and say an international plan to secure all material may be impossible. They urge a compromise between absolute security and the current threat, believing eventual absolute security may be found.
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United States
The
Atomic Scientists’ Association
Directors elected for Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Co
Fifty years ago items note the Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company electing James E. Walker as president with Dr P D Fahrney Col D C Winebrewer as vice president D T Ordeman secretary and Dr F B Smith treasurer Also mention the Old Coach Shop in Grove Addition Middletown torn down to clear way for William L Gardner’s new frame dwelling Frederick Middletown Electric Railway orders two passenger cars one for delivery June 1 and a winter car by October Easter market sees eggs highest at 13 cents a dozen with turkeys sold out and ducks scarce hens at 40 cents and up
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Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
James E. Walker
P. D. Fahrney
Col. D.C. Winebrewer
D. T. Ordeman
F. B. Smith
Grove
Middletown
William L. Gardner
Frederick-Middletown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1922
Twenty years ago items note an influenza like gripe affecting city residents with 32 absentees at the high school. Edward Heinlein, a well known man in the liverock business, dies at his home on North Market Street. Francis Scott Key Post, American Legion, plans an Easter program titled Nothing But The Truth with modest profits. The Church Street School Community Association hosts a play Sleep or Beauty by Gard grade pupils.
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Edward
Heinlein
Mazen
Church Nan
North Market Street
Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Expect
Hittie
Legion
Church Street School Commun Y Association
Msas
Almanac Notes on Smells Bets and Sun News
Boyle Column from New York surveys urban living quirks and odds finds. Dr J Thompson Stevens notes sinus infections afflict four in five in large towns. Pieces touch perfumes, perfumes in Bible, women drivers, chlorophyll deodorants, tall trees, Cole Porter neckties, spider silk, moons, cannibal laws, and a weather forecast predicting political storms with sunny rest of year.
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America
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Nature Department
California
Texas
Cole Porter
United States
Mind Your Own Business: Follow Thou Me
A sermon passage urges readers to mind their own business and follow Jesus. It contrasts Peter’s question What shall this man do? with Jesus command What is that to thee follow thou me. The piece prays for courage to avoid meddling and to engage in the Lord s business rather than worldly issues such as government spending or war.
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Jesus
Peter
God
Congress
Storer College concert and local notices in mixed pages
Under Storer College sponsorship the Ao and T College Chorus of Greemeham will perform Friday night in Pompon Anthony Hall. Afro American songs with period and modern works highlighted. Also listed are obituary notices for Charles Freshman of Waynesboro and funeral details, plus market price brief and local notices.
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Storer
Storer College
Tt College
Greemeham
Yoo
Howard T Pearsall
Pompon Anthony Hall
T Callege
Chris Oe
Unex 4
Moatete
Hickman Rites On Monday
Sidney Ritchie Hickman of Point of Rocks longtime B and O Telegraph operator died Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 78. He lived most of his life in Point of Rocks and served as senior warden of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. He survived two daughters and two sons and will be buried at St Pauls Cemetery after funeral Monday at his residence.
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Sidney R. Hickman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Hickman
Sidney Ritchie Hickman
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hickman
East Patrick Street
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
St. Paul's
Order of
Railway Telegraphers
Loudoun County
George H
Mary Ritchie Hickman
Railroad Company
Old Washington Junction
Rockville
Barnesville
Harry C
George H. Hickman
Washington Junction
Junction Point
Boyds Tower
Mt. Airy Junction
Waller BH. Colby
Ossining
Lottie Hardy
Washington
East Church Street
St. Paul's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Ellis E Harbaugh Dies In Winchester
Ellis E Harbaugh volunteer director of promotion for the 1952 Shenandoah Apple Blossom festival died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He collapsed at a committee meeting. A Frederick County Maryland native, he moved to Winchester in 1936 to manage the Winchester Coca Cola bottling works and was active in civic affairs and the Episcopal church. He is survived by his widow and a son William E Harbaugh.
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Winchester
Ellis E. Harbaugh
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Harbaugh
Frederick County
Waynesboro
William E. Harbaugh
la Plata
Truman Faces Steel Strike Risk and Wage Debate
The report outlines President Truman's need to maneuver amid a looming steel strike and the Wage Stabilization Board's wage hike recommendations. It cites potential price impacts from Office of Price Stabilization, CMS, and Capehart amendment constraints, with officials weighing masking increased costs per ton while considering political implications and public opinion.
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Washington
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Charles E. Wilson
Key West
Office of Price Stabilization
Ellis Arnall
Roger Putnam
Eric Johnston
Oilie Shugars
Lovettsville
Lorena Sanders
Leesburg
Elmer L
Beulah Derflinger
Geneva Crowl
Pearl Wenner
Anna Wigginton
Jean Lucas
Brunswick
Everett Lucas
U. S. Navy
John Lucas
Dora McCoy
Stanley
Lee Lucas
Lottie Sigler
C. H. Feete
Funeral for Mrs Magzir Smith Held at Old Braddock
The funeral of Mrs Magzir Smith, wife of C Edward Smith Sr, was held at the Old Braddock residence and from the funeral home on Friday morning at 10 o clock. Rev Dr W V Garrett of Evangelical Lutheran church officiated. Pallbearers included Mark H Nelson, EC Stoffer, Ralph Little, Wilson Clemson, EC Sann ey and Charles T Main. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Eichison and Son June vas were directors. The funeral of Jose HO Poni Sabillasville hardware dealer, who died Wednesday, took place Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at St Mark's Lutheran church.
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F. Randolph Yost
F. Randolph
Bud? Yost
New Windsor
West Fifth Street
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr. Yost
Hancock
Rosa Robinette Yost
Charles R. Yost
Angeline Ferro Yost
Phillip Randolph
Charlee Nelson Yost
John Yost
Paul O. Yost
Hagerstown
Roy Hinckle
Jesse Grove
York
Charles Dalby
Burnham, Pa
Glenn Mellett
McConnellsburg
Yost
H. K. Ferguson Company
Camp Detrick
Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
D. D. Hartzler and Son Funeral
M. R. Etchison and Son Funeral
St. John’s Catholic Church
Robert Bozel
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mary E. Woerner
Mary Ellen Woerner
Glenn J. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Miss Woerner
Washington, D. C
Christopher C
Mary C . Baker Woerner
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Union Mfg. Co
Mount Ghivet
E. Cline
al Benjamin Smith
Boscobel
John W. Xuschel
Clyde Smith
Earl A. Kolb
Howard Main
P B. Moxley
Arno Page
Alvin Rice
Allon Y. Bennett
William M. Storm
Robert E. Delaplaine
F. Ross Myers
Herbert S. Schroeder
Benjamin Shuff
Ames Hendrickson
Joseph Griffin
Howard Albaugh
William Slemmer
Charles Paul Staley
Charles Moylan
Baltimore
Mount Olivet
Harry E. Carty Company
John C. Poole, Sr
Walkersville
E. Koontz Helwig
Walter Dudrow
Frank Grosche
Raymond Strine
Harry Morgan
Raymond Staley
Charles Kintz
Chapel Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Magzir Smith
Edward Smith Sr
Old Braddock
W. V. Garrett
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Markel H Nelson
EC. Stoffer
Ralph Little
Wilson Clemson
EC Sanney
Charles T
Cam Vety M
Eichison
Junevas
Jose HO Poni
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A Chicago Tribune commentary argues against pressuring children to attend church. It suggests children gain no sermon understanding and may develop negative views if forced. The piece contends parental and child development should guide habit formation rather than coercion.
Dean's Breakfast honors Hood students on Dean's List
Five local Hood students and 102 invitees will attend Sunday's Dean's Breakfast in Coblentz dining room. The event celebrates students earning Dean's List honors with a 3.9 GPA or higher for the prior semester. Invited are students including Natalie Colbert and Barbara Weaver, plus President and Mrs. Truxal, faculty, and staff. Also noted are assorted social notices of visits, births, birthdays, and anniversaries around Hood College and Frederick community.
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Hood
Coblentz
Katherine Sherri
Frederick Free
Natalie Colbert
William T. Déleptaine
Drn Avenue
Norade Truxal
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Barbara Weaver
W. Merval Weaver
West Second Street
Doris Fulmer
Roger M. Fulmer
Kline Boulevard
Betty Jane Stambaugh
Charlee Stambaugh
Rt 1
Taneytown
Herbert Heston
J. Harold Hooper
Elizabeth May
Ruth Perry
James B Ranch
Lillian Brown
Virginia Lewis
Sara Hess
Helen Chambers
Bertha Loomis
Catherine Foland
Helen Little
Claire Lanche
Elizabeth Powelson
Adelai Campbell
Rosemary Hartley
Elizabeth Crawford
Man Burned To Death In Farmhouse Fire
Easton dispatch March 28 Brent Louis Merck about 32 was burned to death early today when fire destroyed the tenant house he lived in on the farm of Warren Codie about four miles northeast of here.
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Easton
Brent Louis Merck
Warren Codie
Hera
Engagement announced for Miss Helen Neighbours and Paul William Claypool
Emmitsburg educator Miss Helen Neighbours engaged to Paul William Claypool, Navy man in Washington, son of Mrs. Geneva Claypool of Columbus. Ceremony planned for May. Renn Ebaugh wedding noted with details of participants and post ceremony home at 101 East Patrick Street.
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Herbert Neighbours
Emmitsburg
Helen Neighbours
Paul William Claypool
U. S. Navy
Washington
Geneva Claypool
Columbus
Neighbours
Emmitsburg High School
Numbers Backer Is Found Guilty In Maryland Case
Austin Scarlett, a Negro numbers backer operating a Westminster area club, was convicted today by a Criminal Court jury of gambling conspiracy. He had a prior winter conviction overturned for a new trial, with sentence deferred pending a possible motion. Co-defendant Harry Gross was found innocent after his counsel challenged a search warrant.
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Baltimore
Austin Scarlett
Westminster
Supreme Bench
Harry Gross
Ellis Levin
Gross
Sick room brief from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ira V. Moore of 10 East South Street has returned home much improved after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harry S. Trout, injured in an auto crash months ago, recovers at his Buckeystown home with visitors welcome and about six weeks to cast removal. Robert Huffer of Broad Run heals from an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles Earley of Ellerton, patient several weeks, shows fair progress. Clarence Tabery of 562 East Church Street is improved after hospital admission. his wife at home with grippe.
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Ira V. Moore
East South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry S. Trout
Buckeystown
Robert Huffer
Broad Run
Mr. Huffer
Rodney Huffer
Charles Earley
Glen Earley
Ellerton
Clarence Tabery
East
Church Street
Grippe
Joseph Hahn
Hopkins Board Will Not Act On Lattimore Controversy
Baltimore March 28 The Johns Hopkins University board of Trustees led by Carlyle Barton contemplates no action at this time in the Owen Lattimore controversy. Lattimore heads a school of international studies and has denied charges involving communism, including an accusation by Senator McCarthy that he is Stalin's top agent in the United States.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University Board of Trustees
Carlyle Barton
Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
Hopkins
McCarthy +RWis
Stalin
United States
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Georer
Wayresborn
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Martin HH
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Leroy Freeh
Nan Thurmont
Tweelock
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Lacae Water
Lucas
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Bruns
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David Lawrence
Rooklyn W. Pryor
Wolfsville
Albert Snyder
Floyd Lovell
Ralph Lewis
John Harshman
Frank Warrenfeltz
Asa P. Stotlemyer
United Brethren Cemetery
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Paul F. Bittle
Earl L. Douglass
Sunda
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Monrovia
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Charles Walters
Sylvia
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Gene and
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Garnetta Walters
Truxal
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Middleburg
Barbara Ann
Lillian R. Tinney
Maple Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Earl Rfreeze
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Robert J. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Sampson Air Force Base
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Wichita Falls
Tex
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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J. Ralph Chatham
Hanover Pa
Chatham
Sears and Roebuck Co
Jean Droneburg
Gordon L. Droneburg
West Seventh Street
Pvt
James R. Marker
Lowry Air Base
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Mrr
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Everett Mullinix
Long Corner
Chester Leishear
Damascus
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Mt. Airy
Mesa
Arizona
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Miami, Fla
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Creagerstown
Queix
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Shreve
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Helen Steve
Alber
Nickolex
Randalltown
Union Memorial Hospital
Nickolesce
Mies Faelon Wachter
Earl M. Wachter
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Col. M. T. Moree
Clarence C. Carty
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Mr. Carty
Post
Numbers Backer
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