Statewide Meeting of Md Bankers Held Across Counties
Maryland Bankers Association schedules spring sessions in April and early May. Group 1 Cumberland session April 22 led by John L Conway. Group 2 Frederick session April 30 with speaker John Mr Butler. Group 3 April 6 at Miller's Supper Club led by Irwin P Trail. Group 5 Rock Hall April 25 with H J Lasher. Group 7 Baltimore division and Group 4 Southern Maryland met in March. Also probate news: will of Charles William Addison of Thurmont probated. estate to heirs with multiple bequests and executor Stanley R Addison.
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Baltimore
Maryland Bankers Association
Mietany
Garrett
Cumberland Country Club
John L Conway
Cumberland Savings Bank
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Francis Scott Key
John Mr. Butler
United States
Maryland
Frank A. Conaway
Timor National Bank of
Mount Airy
Cecil
Harford Counties
Miller's Supper Club
Pulaski Highway
Walter W. Ross
Manufacturers Trust Company
New York
N. Y
Irwin P. Trail
Catonsville National Bank
Caroline
Kent
Queen Anne's
Talbot
Rock Hall
H. J. Lasher
Charles F. Wheatley
Peoples Bank of
Chestertown
Dorchester
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcester
Cambridge
Clarence W. Miles
Miles, Walsh, O'Brien & Morris
John W. Perry
Salisbury National Bank
Baltimore City
The
State Association
Group_ 4
Southern Maryland
Charles William Addison
Thurmont
Orphans Court
Frederick Addison
Anne Addison
Stanley R. Addison
Thelma M. Addison
Ranslad Ow
What Is Back Of Fight Behind McCarthy Attacks
Washington column argues the McCarthy fight exposes deeper motives. It cites past liberals defending investigations and questions Army morale, linking opposition to a broader plan to demoralize the Eisenhower administration and push state control.
Horrible Weapons and the Nobel Peace Dream
The text surveys Alfred Nobel's fearsome inventions and the Nobel prizes as a peace ideal, noting the failure of wars to curb violence. It warns of thermonuclear threats, radiation dangers, and potential germ and nerve agents, discussing an anti dote and the need for a U S supply amid fears of retaliation.
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Alfred B. Nobel
Pacific
Colorado
Iron Curtain
United States
Two Dogs Sought By Letter to Editor
Ray Riley of Seneca Maryland asks owners of two dogs that trailed a Justice Douglas hiking party in Seneca to reclaim them. One dog is beagle with a scar over its right eye, the other a large collie. He provides contact Gaithersburg 486 W 2.
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Justice Douglas
Seneca
Gaithersburg
New Edition Of U S Map Is Issued Today
A new nine color map of the United States, the first since World War II, begins printing and will sell at the Government Printing Office on April 10 for four dollars. Congress will receive 30,900 copies free. funds for reprinting have been lacking since 1948. The Bureau of Land Management revised the full map.
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Washington
United States
Government Printing Office
Congress
Bureau of Land Management
Deeds Recorded Involving Frailey Rice And Others
Deeds filed in the Clerk's office show transfer of several properties. Frailey to Rice involves land along the Emmitspurg Waynesboro Road for about 12500 dollars. Powell to Fraley covers the Stoner farm of 128 acres on Thurmont Appolds church road for around 26600 dollars. Me Filsworth to Mackenzie transfers a one acre lot north of Route 40 in Woodville district for roughly 4500 dollars. Also notes on motorist tire inflation discussing center tread wear and edge wear due to improper inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Frailey
Hart A. Rice, Jr
Emmitspurg-Waynesboro
Wiliam D. Powell
Plummer T- Fraley
Stoner
Thurmont-Appolds Church
Bruce ME Filsworth
Paul A. Mackenzie
Route 40
Woodville
Rural mail pay rise hints at Post Office appropriations
Fifty years ago columns note a U S Senate reported increase for rural free delivery carriers with pay fixed at 720 dollars yearly. A false fire alarm at 8:30 drew all engines to United engine house as Charles Wilcoxon slipped and bruised knees. Post Office Inspector Sharon and a U S Commissioner visited Yellow Springs to probe mailbox break ins. Robert Moberly plans to move his family from Market Street to Walkersville and join Ross and Staley canning factors.
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Post Office
U. S. Senate
United Engine House
Charles 4. Wilcoxon
United
Sharon
U. S
Yellow Springs
Robert Moberly
WI South Market Street
Walkersville
Ross and Staley
Mayor Munshower Seeks Second Term in Mayors Race
Twenty years ago Mayor Munshower announced his candidacy for a second term subject to the Republican city convention. Little Miss Ann Grove suffered a finger injury when caught in a door as a fire near East Main Street threatened homes but was stopped by Thurmont Fire Department. A post office budget cut of about 40 percent will curb Frederick postal service starting April 2.
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Munshower
Miss Ann Grove
Mgr
W. Jarboe Grove
West Second Street
East Main Street
Thurmont
Slaybaugh
Frederick
Frederick approves beer license for Helena's Tasty Stop
County License Commissioner Gail L. Catshalls approved the on premise beer license for Donald A. and Helena L. McIntosh trading as Helenas Tasty Stop and Restaurant at 189 East Church Street. Objectors led by Charles and Mildred Klipp opposed next door competition in Frederick citys industrial district. The commissioner noted population supports another license and cited orderly factors including nearby licensed establishments and a Class A health permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail L. Catshall
Donald A. McIntosh
Helena L. McIntosh
Helena
Fast Church Street
Court House
Charles HW. Klipp
Mildred J. Klipp
Mrb and
Hezzie
East Church Street
Frederick
Copra Uses Include Soaps Paints and Plastics
Copra is the dried meat of coconuts used to make soaps paints candy offerings plastics lubricants explosives and other products.
Deaths of Daisy M. Stauffer and Mary Estella Biser
Notices report the deaths of Daisy Mra Stauffer of Washington and Mary Estella Biser of Baltimore, with brief biographical details. Stauffer, born 1882 in Frederick, widow of William Clarence Stauffer, survived by two daughters and others. funeral at Chambers funeral home in Washington with interment at Arlington National Cemetery. Biser, widow of Frank Biser formerly of Hyattstown, died at her Baltimore home. funeral at St William Catholic Church in Edmonston Avenue.
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Charles W. Hann Moe
Fiat
Cnaries Water
Par& Avenue
Ziaeloes
Lee
Ee Wat
Meredin Do
Pda
Serehi Copeland
Evangelical Lutheran Whare
Han Ushters
Carb la
J. Jors Baer
Tiscata
AM Water Hickman
Douhl
Carol Bee Baer
Tinsery
East Church Street
Mb. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hildemantd
Tis
Mire
Daisy ( Steuner
Daiss G. Stauffer
Frederick
William Clarence Stauffer
36Th Street
N. E. Washington
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Joseph Westrachi
Charles Jackson
Clarence W. Stauffer
Fort Washington
Ezra Jacobs
Herlin Frantz
Chambers Funeral Home
Uth Street
E. Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Mary F. Biser
Mary Estella Biser
Frank Biser
Hyattstown
Edmonston Avenue
Baltimore
Witzkey
St. William's Catholic Church
Norman Edward Kinsey, Sr
E. Church Street
Ralph E. White
Paul J. Bowers
G. L. Ramsburg
Ralph W. Fouche
William A. Mullican
Melvin M. Baker
Norman A. Dietz
Terment
Pine Grove
Mt. Airy
Personal notices of military moves and family events in Frederick
Sgt First Class Cyle D Sawyers of Winchester street is being reassigned to Ft Chaffee Ark. Mr and Mrs Paul Gordon announce the birth of their second son at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rita Simon of this city is Mrs Gordon’s former name. The Strines arrived in Stuttgart Germany Feb 19 to join Master Land Strine, stationed with the U S Army. They plan to return in July 1935. Henry James and Harry L Decker moved to Blue and Gray Apartments. T Sgt Walter J Ed dins and daughters Wanda and Edith have returned from Germany where Sgt Ed dins was stationed in Wiesbaden. They visit Minnie M Fogle then plan to drive to Arizona where he will join Williams Air Force Base.
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Chaffee
Ark
Paul Gordon
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon
Rita Simon
George A. Strine
West South Street
Stutgart
Germany
Lerd. Strine
United States Army
Trans-Ocean Airlines
New York
Frankfort
Strines
United States
Henry James
Harry L. Decker
West Church Street
West Patrick Street
Walter J. Eddins
Wanda
Edith
Eddins
U. S. Air Force
Wiesbaden
Minnie M. Fogle
Arizona
Serst
3525Th
Williams Air Force Base
Among The Sick In Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Gonmie Sauders of Wincnester street underwent surgery this morning and is in satisfactory condition. Clarence Tobery, 16 month old son of Mr and Mrs Gordon Tobery of 114 West Fourth street, is seriously ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Isabell Hoffmaster of Mapie avenue Brunswick was admitted Monday for treatment. Removal was made in the ambulance six E Chine and San.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonmie Sauders
Wincnester Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarence M. Tobery
Gordon Tobery
West Fourth Street
Isabell Hoffmaster
Mapie Avenue
Brunswick
E Chine
San
Advance To Semi Finals Tn Oratorical Contest
High school boys from Pittsburgh and West Huntynsden Tenn advanced to the semi final round of the American Legion oratorical contest after regional victories yesterday. Howard P. Bleichner 17 year old senior at St Basil's High School Pittsburgh won the Mid Atlantic finals at Harrisburg Pa yesterday and Ellis McKinney of West Nuntinadon Tenn was indeed the best at another regional competition at Shepherdstown W Va Bletchner will go ie Connecticut next week and McKinney will go to Richmond Va for sectional contests Winners in the sectionals will do soon to the national finals in Los Angeles during the last week
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
West Huntynsden
Tenn
American Legion
Howard P. Bleichner
St. Basil's High School
Harrisburg
Ellis McKinney
West Nuntinadon
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Bletchner
Connecticut
Funeral Notices From Baltimore to Thurmont Details
Funeral services and interments are announced for several individuals including Mrs Ethel Wastler of Baltimore and Miss Nellie Pearce, with ceremonies held in Thurmont and Baltimore. Survivors include family members such as Mrs Frances Weaver Knott and Mrs Exe Kent Mercier, with services conducted by local clergy and interments in St Johns Cemetery Mount Olivet and Pine Grove.
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Anyinan
Hot
Bantanore
Vis
Mary
Nate
Kent Mercier
Robert L
Knott
Richmond
David, Vi
Frances
Weaver Knott
St. Joan's Parochial School
Baltimore
St. John's Cemetery
Ethel
Wastler
Foster
Russell
Forney
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Nlenday
Homme
H. EL Krone
Edouard Taylor
Francis and
Garland Smith
Joseph Roval
Harold Wastler
Richard and
Bernard Troxell
Ine Terment
Blue Ridge Cemetery
MM. L. Creager
Son
Nellie Pearce
East Patrick Street
Herbert L. Doggett
Trinity Methodist Church
Herbert
Daggett
Minnie Heffner
Betty Heffner
G. C. Clary
Funeral Home
Mount Olivet
Cline and Son
A. & P. And Strikers To Resume Talks Today
Baltimore reports negotiations to resume today between AFL Bakers Union representatives and ARP stores to end a two week strike that has closed 113 stores across five states. About 150 bakers earning 1.50 to 1.65 hourly began striking March 17 demanding a 15 cent wage rise. The union reportedly lowered demands to 1.24 and the company held to a 2 10 cent offer as talks stalled. Stores in Baltimore Washington and Maryland Pennsylvania Delaware West Virginia and Virginia were closed as bakers picketed the central warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
AFL Bakers Union
ARP
Washington
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Virginia
Bakers
A&P’s
Senator Ramsburg Speaks to Frontiers Club on Budget and Bills
Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg addressed the Frontiers Club discussing the last two legislative sessions in Annapolis and the bill introduction process. He noted the state budget exceeding 230 million, possible deficits, and the need for reform or tax measures. He voiced support for the veteran's bonus referendum and urged voters to participate in elections.
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Atate
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Frontiers Club
Ramsburg
Annapolis
Phobus
Water needs rise in Frederick study predicts 25,000 by 1980
Dr. Abel Wolman leads a four month study on Frederick water supply. The report estimates population growth from 11,000 in 1940 to about 25,000 by 1980 with industrial demand rising alongside. Tables show per capita use increasing from 142 to 230 gallons daily by 1953 and project future needs under warning of August peaks and drought effects.
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Fire News Today
Abel Woman
City of
Frederick
Wolman
Abel Wolman
Woolman
Baltimore audience hears Met s Norma in grand Lyric Theater
The Metropolitan Opera Co presented Norma to a standing room crowd at Baltimore s Lyric Theater last night. Fashion varied from business suits to fewer dinner coats as more teens and Black patrons attended the big musical event of the year, drawn by the opera s dramatic tale of a Druid priestess.
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Baltimore
Metropolitan Opera Co
Lyric Theater
Gala Night Recalls Opera Star Penselle in Baltimore
Rosa Penselle reappeared as Norma in a Metropolitan gala on Nov. 6 1927. Attending were Mrs. Perl Mesta, Gov. McKeldin, Mrs. OConor, ex-mayor Howard Jackson, Rudolph Bing, and Zinka Milovanov who played Penselle's former role.
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Ess
Rosa Ponselie
Norma
The
Metropolitan
Baltimore
Perl Mesta
McKeldin
O’conor
Howard W Jackson
Rudolph Bing
Miss Penselle
Yugoslavia
Zinka Milanov
French Marshal Juin in hot water over EDC remarks
France's top soldier Marshal Alphons Juin faced government scrutiny after remarks at a reserve officers’ gathering in Auxer, advocating a substitute solution for the European Defense Community. Premier Lanier summoned him to explain his critique of the EDC plan.
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Paris
France
Marshal Alphons Juin
Premie Joseph Lanier
European Defense Community
Juin
Auxerr
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Frederick William Addison
Stanley Addison
Marilyn R. Weddle
Calvin S. Lohr
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Great Southern Ptc
MPG. Com
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Audit Bureau of Circuladona
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Realis
McCarthy
Wisconsin
America
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
New Republic
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Adlai Stevenson
Uverdls
Truman
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Manchuria
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van Fleet
Trudati Ghellaus Ua
FBI
Barry
Secretary of the Army
Senate
Army
Mulaiuly
Eisenhower
Republican Party
White House
Seneca, Md
Ray Riley
Frederick City
South Market Street
Health Department
M All
C. Clifton. Wirts
Thomas S. Glass
E. Austin James
Law Building
M. E. Linthicum
Margaret E. Linthicum
Spring Grove Hospital
Laura Linthicum
Louise Jennings
Hades Town
Paul
Philip
Linthicum
Hyattstown Methodist Church
W. L. Burdette
Cyle D. Sawyers
Winchester Street
Sains
Harry E. R. Beck
Lavely D. Gruber
E. W. Hall
Bowell Beck
Edward Beall
Wesley Jones
Joseph Grammer
Robert Young
William Cordray
Mckendree Cemetery
Cooksville
Annie Cecilia Hoffman
John W. Hoffman
Roger
Gabriel
Harry C. Fry
Tobias E. Zimmerman
G. Edgar Hawker
Murry D. Shook
Raymond S. Basford
George T. Stup
Mt. Olivet
Bering Strait
Siberia
Alaska
Russia
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