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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1955

Page

3

Trout Fishing Accessible To Md Anglers Near Frederick

Maryland anglers can reach excellent trout fishing within 27 miles of Frederick. Middle Creek stockpiled with 5,000 brook, rainbow, and brown trout near Twin Hemlock Pheasant Farm between Emmitsburg and Gettysburg, plus a nearby stocked pond. Pennsylvania license required for Twin Hemlock, five day license $2.10. Creel limits and prices noted, season runs to July 31 for trout, bass and bluegill season July 1 to November 30.

Maryland Frederick Middle Creek Daniel Yingling U. S. 16 Emmitsburg Gettysburg Pennsylvania Twin Hemlock Harry Yingling Friends Creek Frederick County Alaska Canada

Choral Festival At College Park Tuesday

The Maryland Music Educators Association with the University of Maryland presents the second All Maryland Choral Festival Day in College Park. More than 2090 students from over 40 choruses will participate or audit. The event emphasizes inspiration and improvement with invited leaders evaluating groups and offering strengths and weaknesses.

Maryland Music Educators Association University of Maryland College Park Maryland Thomas R. Lawrence Baltimore County Mildred Trevvett Thurmont High School Thurmont MMEA Poolesville Gajthersburg

Strike Idleness Gained In March

The Labor Department reported that strike idleness rose in March, with 1,600,000 man days lost. First quarter total reached 2,570,000 as against 3,390,000 in 1954 and lower yearly aggregates. About half March idleness stemmed from two large Southern strikes on Louisville & Nashville Railroad and Southern Bell Telephone. There were 45 strikes active in March affecting 220,000 workers.

Washington Labor Department Louisville & Nashville Railroad Southern Bell Telephone Co

Fence Encroachment Charged in Bill by Flannagans

Mr and Mrs Arthur A Flannagan of Thoemont file a bill in Equity Court seeking injunction to remove a fence claimed as encroaching on their property The defendant is Betty Say Polley who owns land adjoining The Flannagans are represented by attorney Robert E Glann Tecaida

Arthur A. Flannagan Thoemont Equity Court Betty Say Polley Flannagan Flannagens Robert E. Glann Tecaida Water Street Indochina Thurmont Malaya India

Frederick man unconscious after ax injury crash

H. Brooke Lawson a Frederick businessman living near Middletown was severely injured while driving fence-posts with an ax. His jeep failed and overturned after hitting a guard rail on U S 40 A two miles west of Middletown. He was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Trooper R T Storer investigated the crash.

H. Brooke Lawson Frederick Middletown Frederick Memorial Hospital R. T. Storer Lawson Patrick Court Frederick County Wines and Liquor Store

Boundary dispute over encroaching fence near property line

The Flannagans claim a fence encroaches on their lot and constitutes trespass. They allege the defendant refuses to move the fence after a promise to do so, with four surveys supporting their position. They seek an injunction to remove the fence, stop further trespass, and damages. A court order required the defendant to show cause by May 13 why the injunction should not issue.

Flannagans

Noisy May Day by Argentina's Workers

In Buenos Aires on May 1 workers demonstrated against the Catholic Church and voiced support for President Juan D. Peron amid a church state dispute. Eduardo Vuletich urged total separation of church and state and end to Catholic religious education in public schools. He also urged a third term for Peron when the current six-year term ends in 1958. Peron spoke, avoiding direct reference to the church clash and saying he would act as the Argentine people desire.

Buenos Aires Argentina Laureatocar Juan D. Peron Eduardo Vuletich General Labor Confederation Peron Feyon Vuletich

Leaders named for Frederick County Mental Health drive

Frederick County Mental Health Society names James E. Eshleman general chairman and Senator Bacon R. Ramsburg honorary chair for May fund drive. Funds support the county mental health program, expanding the Community Guidance clinic to five days weekly. Clinic offers no cost services, currently staffed by a psychiatric social worker and psychologist.

Frederick County Tme Frederick County Department of Health Mental Health Society Community Guidance Frederick County Mental Health Society Itis Clinic Mental Hygiene Society of Marland, Inc

No Black Market Seen for Salk Polio Vaccine

Surgeon General Leonard Scheele said there was no evidence of a black market for the Salk polio vaccine during the shortage. He added such a market would not be a very important factor in shaping the supply situation.

Washington Leonard Scheele Scheele

Radio Networks and Evening Broadcast Schedule

A fragmented radio schedule lists CBS NBC ABC and other networks with times and programs including Evening News News Broadcast Lone Ranger In the Mood and The Great Gildersleeve. It notes various station identifiers and scattered show snippets across a late afternoon to evening block.

Cbs Abc Abe Tennessee Ernig Ahr Abde Dinnes Nbe Lone Ranger Mbs. S Mbs Arlow Ais Filcher Mol Rance Dhs Laws & Comment Gildersleave News All Nets

Television programs and vaccine faith remark on CBS

The article notes that national figures express faith in mass inoculations as cooperation becomes necessary. Scheele, interviewed on CBS Save the Nation, compared vaccine shortages to wartime shortages and urged Americans to police themselves in the effort.

Scheele CBS Save the Nation

Patin experts discuss vaccination and signal interference

A conference of patin experts yesterday examined vaccination over Torresco prereset amid recall of a varrine produced by a California lab. Notes mention risks to children by Aug 1 and Dec 4, with signals interference on US channels possible as upper atmosphere effects and reflections around the globe affect reception.

Torresco California Tobey Con Rede United States Satay Nt Niles Mare

TV And Radio Reception Across Distances And Sunspots

Reported comments from Wayne Oliver and Robert Sheins discuss television and radio reception changes with sunspot activity. They note higher rates of TV reception at greater distances during peak sunspot periods and potential cross border or international reception anomalies amid meteor showers. Steve Tohey from the BBC New York office adds perspective on signals from the British broadcaster.

Wayne Oliver New York Eyie Nals Eppece Robert Sheinseering British Broadcasting Corp Steve Tohey BSC

Unclear fragment hints at critique of leaders and service

Fragmentary text questions use of great men to serve humanity and suggests practical leadership ideals attributed to a figure named Theodore Par, with speculative remarks on governance and ERP or diesel references.

Theodore Par

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