Humane slaughter reforms urged by citizens group
A 1957 letter from Mrs Edward B Seligmann Jr and Frederick S PC A advocates humane killing methods for animals in packing plants. They urge federal legislation requiring packers to use humane methods and note Senator Humphrey supports the measure. The appeal stresses public support and asks representatives to act.
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Humphrey
Minnesota
Edward B. Seligmann Jr
Frederick S
A. Frederick
Rt. 5
House of Representatives Agriculture Committee
Stamps In The News Postage Rate Requests Grow
Postage stamps remain in the news as an administration seeks higher rates before Congress. The United States has issued about 810 stamp types in its history. In the 1955-56 fiscal year twenty one new stamps were issued along with a live air mail envelope and one commemorative postal card.
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Congress
United States
Appeals Court Reverses Note Case Decision
The Court of Appeals reversed a Baltimore city Superior Court ruling in a confessed judgment note dispute involving Bruce Y. Remsburg, a Universal Motorists Association director. The court said Remsburg may have a proper defense heard by a jury, after claims he signed as a witness and not maker. The case remand followed. An engagement notice for Michael Lynne Moberly and Midshipman Leonard Theodore Kozlov appears in the same column.
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Court of Appeals
Superior Court of
Baltimore City
Bruce Y. Remsburg
Braddock Heights
Remsburg
Universal Motorists Association, Inc
Post Office Department
Corporation
Frederick County
Universal
James D. Moberly
Michael Lynne
Leonard Theo
Dore Kozlov
Gerald Kozlov
Lake Zurich
Moberly
Mary,Washington College
the Universe Uty
Virginia
Precericnsburg
Kozlov
United States
Nav
Five year high in philatelic agency sales notes historic stamps
The Philatelic Agency of the Post Office Department reports rising five year sales balances. Historic stamps include the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition issue and the first woman on a U S stamp Queen Isabella of Spain. An 1918 incident involved a Washington DC clerk selling inverted plane 24 cent air mail stamps now valuable to collectors. The 1847 stamps and related 1851 issues were later voided by Congress in 1861.
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OL Persuns
Post Office Department
Philatelic
U.S
Spain
Congress
Washington, D. C
Sing
Voice of Jesus
Eva Derry
George
Washington
Edwith
Miller
Lutheran Women Meet In Feagaville Church
Letters to the editor report Lutheran Women of St. Lukes Feagaville meeting with 14 members at Edith Miller's home on March 26. A TV interference letter discusses FCC bandwidths and channel separation, and a wife notes a life membership pin given to Linda Zimmerman Covell. Woven in are oblique notices of a funeral and social hour, plus film screenings about family life.
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United Lutheran Church Women of
St. Lukes
Feagaville
Edith Miller
Malaya
Kent Nicodemus
Pastor Chatter To You
Elizabeth Derr
Linda Zimmerman
American Legion
France
England
Betty Zimmerman
Covell
Robert
Regina
Carol
Lorraine
James
East Church Streets
Mount Olivet
M. R Etchison and Son
Fifty Years Ago ystems From The Columns
Mrs. Roger W. Linton of Yellow Springs dies at Frederick County hospital after months of illness. Aged 54, daughter of the late Charles F. Gilbert and Ada C. Linton, she attended Brookhill Methodist church. Survivors include husband Garmon R. Linton, two children Garmon and Thomas, and siblings.
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Roger W. Linton
Frances A. Linton
Yellow Springs
Frederick CountsyChronic Disease Hospital
Anness
Charles F
Ada C. Gilbert iLinton
Brookhill ‘Methodist Church
Princeton Glee Club to Perform at Hood College Chapel
The Princeton Glee Club will appear next Friday in Ceffinzo Chapel Hood College directed by Carl Weinrich. Hood College choir joins for Bach Cantata No 4 with secular selections. Tickets downtown may be picked up at Town and Country Shop. Concert starts at eight o clock.
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Princeton
Hood College
Princeton Glee Club
Ceffinzo Chapel
Hood Club
Carl Weinrich
Princetonians
Peter Flanders
J. Walker Carty
W. Jarboe Grove
Ames S. V. Lanner
Robert L. Davis
The
Robert Allen
George Zeigler
Dwight Collmus
Nevin ‘Baker
Irving Landauer
Robert Lei
Baltimore Man and Lynch Fined in Court Actions
A Baltimore man, John Vivian Martin, was fined 162.20 for two motor vehicle charges including driving under the influence and operating without a permit. Charles Lawton Lynch was fined 20.75 for permitting an unauthorized person to operate his car and permitting an unauthorized auto to be driven. Stella Mae Rolen was fined 50 or 30 days in jail for being drunk and disorderly at a service station. Bridge club results noted for Frederick, with next game scheduled at AmVets Club.
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John Vivian Martin
Charles Lawton Lynch
Baltimore
Th. L. C. Clark
Martin
Lynch
U. S. 40
Tée. L. C. Clark
U. S
Funeral and community notices from a Maryland paper
Funeral services were held from Dury with pallbearers including Samuel Hays and Dr. J. W. Hous er. Four local residents toured New York City by Greyhound. Asbury Home marks its 31st anniversary with a reception on April 13. Local moves include Mr. and Mrs. George H. Scott near Yellow Springs and Mrs. Haller to Shepherdstown. AG Alvey Smith of Silver Spring celebrates seventh anniversary. Minnie Michael is noted as a former Frederick resident. Births include Katherine Jeannette Spurrier. Miss Fannie Geiman and Mrs. Catharine W. Carpenter funeral services are recorded with pallbearers named. interments in church cemeteries.
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Braddock
William D. Holter
Alfred McEwen
Ox Fibre Brush Works
Theichildren
Garmon R
Thomas
Mountain City Mill
S. Linton
Tor
Rus
Sell H. Harris
Raymond R. Linton
George W. Morton
Alfred C. Linton
Guy
iWebster
W. Stottlemyer
Webster W. Stottlemyer
Farmer
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Wolfsville
Wilson
Catherine Shuff Stottlemyer
I Stottlemyer
Evangelical United Brethren Jehurch
Roger Flook
Stacy
Austin Stottle
Robert Feaster
New
Burr Artz
Joseph W. Urner
Grayson B. Grove
Straw J
Rick
Rick Street
Ezra R. and
Bernards
Sheetenhelm
McKaig
William Haugh
John Plunkard
Baughman
Bon Secours
Pital
Baltimore
Sur
Lester A. Rollins
Frederick Memorial
WF. Hls
Frederick High School
Deanna Harman
Gerry May
Megan Legore
Jeanne Rathstein
Bark
Whitmore
Barbara Heerd
Frank Meehan
Nelly
Martha Atkinson
Larry ‘Smith
James Putman
Ice
David Meadows
William Lerner
Harry V. Frushour
jFrushour
Arnold
iFleagle
Fleagle
Harry Cornpropst
Ivan Shanholtz
Dorothy Beachley
Louise Imary
John Engelbrecht
Erma Stull
Anna Ford
Mary Willard
Perry Dariner
Sadie Stottlemyer
Jthe
Frederick
Grenfell Association of America
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Margaret' i Motter
William Kemp
Walter C. [Kleist
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
A. Tallbott Brice
Otho J. Kellerfi
Carroll Albaugh
A. Hart Etchison
Parsons Newman
Edward D. Shriner
George Tollenger
Frederick Bridge
Nathan, Jacobson
Leonard Zimmerman
T. Edgie Russell
Frank Worthington
Patsey Taylor
Horace Rees
William Selzer
Leonard Spero
Phil Pearson
Col. J
Glenn C. Withide
Allison Funeral Home
Em.Russell
Mitsburg
Edward F. Davison
Paul
AmVets
Allo
New York
Greyhound
Elizabeth Lewis
Peters
G. Hunter Bowers
Harmony Grove
Guy Baker
Icity
George H. Scott
Mis. J
Scott
Gainesville
Fla
AG. Alvey Smith
Silver_ Spring
Smith
Minnie Michael
Fannie Geiman
St. Matthews Church
Pleasant Valley
Westminster
Paul W. Helm
Church
Forest German
Ray Smith
Ralph Smith
Herbert Petry
David Petry
Andrew Hoff
Frederick band and choir event draws local visitors
Edith Diamond of Buffalo visited Frederick High School for a meeting of the High School Band Boosters. The group approved a new constitution and planned a joint band and glee club concert for next Thursday night. June Miller, Brunswick pianist and Hood College senior, will give her senior organ recital Tuesday at 8 in Coffman Chapel. Proceeds from the Hood Club project will aid Hood College endowment.
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Edith Diamond
Buffalo
W. Y
Afr
jMrs
Wm. T. Delaplaine
Dillave
Imue
Frederick High
Washington
Iin
Clark Diamond
Theron D. Green
June Miller
Brunswick
Coffman
Widl College
J. Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick High School
Wiliam
Smarshall
Hood
Mortar Board
Miss Miller
Bach
Franck
Buxtehude
Hindemith
Lewseter named to nomination committee for April election
Lewseter and others were named to a nomination committee to present a slate of ten officers for the April election. Mrs. Hammond Clary showed European slides and discussed visits. Memorial services are set for April 3 at 230, with refreshments served after. Birthday dinner honored Mrs. Gloria Harrison at Monocacy Village.
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Lewsseter
Hammond Clary
Europe
Maryland
John M. Culler Sr
Casner Cline Jr
George B. Delzplaine Sr
H. Lavier Michael
Ned S. Zeiler
Gloria Harrision
Monocacy Village
Merhie K. Hahn
Mount Airy
Ernest Fleming
David
Woodbine
Michael
Pat’tie Harrison
Joint Concert Here April 5 at Coffman Chapel
Princeton University Glee Club and Hood College Choir to perform a joint concert of sacred and secular works at Coffman Chapel on Friday evening April 5 at eight. Carl Weinrich will conduct the Princeton group of 40 voices and Hood College Choir director Peter Flanders will lead his ensemble and the combined choruses in Bach and a contemporary cantata.
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Princeton University Glee Club
Hood College Choir
Coffman
Princeton
Carl Weinruch
Glee Club
Weinrich
Hood
Coblent
Peter Flanders
Wil
Hood Choir
Com
Touch Of Glamor In Police Station
Throaty voiced Tiena Massey charming in Rockville as police ticketed her for driving without license tags. Officers impounded her new 1957 white Chrysler Imperial convertible worth 6464 dollars, en route from Chicago to Bethesda. She claimed dealer certificate allowed home driving.
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Tiena Massey
Montgomery County
Ilinois
Rockville
Richard A. Carlson
John L. Shaw
Shady Grove Road
Donald Dawson
Chicago
Goldsborough Road
Bethesda
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Miss Massey
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