Army Green Uniform Proposed for All Personnel
Major Thomas Nias surveys a planned shift to a grey Army Green uniform replacing olive drab and khaki. Details include cap, tan shirt with black tie, green blouse, pleat-free pants, and black socks and shoes. Mandatory for many enlisted roles and for officers in training, with testing results showing strong support from officers and enlisted men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M
Nias
Arm Greed
Army
Congress
Mundt argues farmer share of consumer dollar shrinking
Senator Mundt cites May Country Gentleman piece showing farm prices lag behind retail costs. He notes battled shifts since 1946 with farmers getting 15 to 48 percent of prices for bread milk beef canned tomatoes and more while processing and middlemen costs rise. He calls for fewer middlemen closer plants and stronger producer controls to cut costs and stabilize prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Gentleman
Karl £. Mundt
South Dakota
Seale Sonnentee
Agriculture and Forestry
Mundt
Senator Mundt
Last Great Polio Fight Aims With New Vaccine
Hundreds of thousands of primary school pupils across the country, with parental consent, are being lined up for three shots of a new vaccine. The U S Public Health Service backs the safety of the vaccine. If lifetime immunity is achieved, these inoculations mark the start of a modern miracle in the long battle against polio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pudue Hedaunesses
Poly
United States Public Health Service
Arthritis as a serious killer and crippler
A Pittsburgh study shows rheumatoid arthritis patients have a high death rate, with infection as the leading cause in ten years of hospital data. The piece stresses early recognition and treatment to reduce disability and mortality, noting over 10 million U.S. arthritics and a 70 percent chance of improved health with prompt care. It ends with a historical aside about Edward Whymper in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Cobb
University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health
Massachusetts General Hospital
Enise
U.S
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
May 10 1904 notes report Naomi House narrowly avoiding injury after wheel roll. voter registration for the upcoming municipal election begins. MPS Mandolin and Guitar Club to perform at Thirmett with a dance to follow. Electric railway surveying near Wolfsville resumes. Young persons attend St Rectory. an exciting game noted. Mrs Abe Rosenour and Charles Wilson win ladies and gentleman prizes. Michael McCaffrey wins hogby prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi House
George House
North Market Street
Seventa
Ira Biser
Myersville
Pen-Mar
Wolfsville
Frederick Transient Center gets new director
George B Folt of Frederick named director succeeding Herbert S Green. The appointment announced and Folt has begun duties. Ralston Le Gore of North Carolina University shown with javelin title and record from Penn Relays. Mother's Day stamps depleted at Frederick post office, new supply secured. Thomas Hays, noted plumbing contractor of Emmitsburg, dies at 72 at home.
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George Baker Folt
Frederick
Herbert S. Green
Fout
THE
News Today
Ralston LeGore
North Carolina University
Penn
Biser
Thomas Hays
Emmitsburg
Hts
Brownie Troop Aids Nationwide Help Korea Trains Project
Brownie Troop LA led by Mrs Charles Lewis joins the Help Korea Trains effort a nationwide program of the American Korean Foundation separate from American Relief for Korea. Troop members sent materials and a token presentation to New York last week with items including thread seam bindings buttons forks belts and more to symbolize American Korean friendship.
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Brownie Troop
Charles ‘Lewis
Korea
American Korean Foundation
American Relief For
Browne
New York
Kans
Patricia Hahn
Slit Entered Suit Over 1009 Damages in Circuit Court
Fred erick Transit Company sues Good and Lincomibe Arlington Va and Clarence E Orndorffé for 1009 damages after a bus operator Leon ard A Jacobs stopped for traffic when a truck owned by Arlington and operated by Orndorff collided with it last August 22. Negligence charged. Mrs Bessie Schwartz president presided.
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SLIT
Iy Frederick Transit Company
Good and Lincomibe
The
Aruneton
Clarence E Orndorfé
Mathias and
Mathias
Leonard A. Jacobs
West Patrick
Bentz
Arlington
Orndorff
King's Daughters Bible Class Meeting at Mrs Blentinger’s Home
The King's Daughters Bible class met at the home of Mrs. Sheridan Blentinger on East Fourth Street, gathering for a regular session. Observers noted welcome attendance and local participation in the church group activities.
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King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
Sheridan Blentinger
East Fourth Street
Council Of Church Women Elects Officers For Two Years
The Frederick Council of Church Women elected officers for the next two years at a May Fellowship dinner in the Evangelical United Brethren church. Officers include president Mrs Raymond E Wilhelm, first vice president Mrs Tulte dt Veetteattes, second vice president Mrs Carroll Alhaugh, secretary Mrs John Wolfe, and treasurer Mrs Ernest C Webb. About 140 attended. Miss Clara McMahon spoke, with Joyce Crouse as vocal soloist and piano duet by Mrs Rice and daughter Gloria. A portion of the offering funds the Frederick Youth Council. The next public meeting will be World Community Day in Fall when officers are installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Reformed Church
Tulte Dt
Veeetteattes
Carroll Alhaugh
Presbyterian Church
John Wolfe
Church of the Brethren
Ernest C. Webb
Calvary Methodist Church
Women Club Guests Attend Mt Carmel Meeting
Members of the Jug Bridge homemakers club hosted Mt Pleasant and Ijamsville clubs in the Mt Carmel Sunday School room with 64 attendees. President Mrs Harry Hamilton welcomed guests as program chairwoman Mrs Aubrey Davis led readings and demonstrations on quick mix biscuits and baked samples.
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Joe Bruxe Mumemaness
Jug Bridge
Mt. Pleasant
Sjamsville
Mt. Carmel
Harry Hamilton
Aubrey Davis
Beatrice Fehr
Ray H. Smith
Grace Beard Young
Robert Kline
Mt. Pleasant Club
Harry Shomley
Ijamsville Club
Russell Young
Edward Akers
Norman Nusbaum
Elijah Hartman
Ira Hartman
Edward McDevitt
Ray Zimmerman
Harold McDevitt
Akers
Betman Family Announces Daughter Betty Marie to James Horme
Mr and Mrs Austin Betman of Reynswick announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Marie to James Ross Horme son of Mr and Mrs W Ross Horme of Jefferson. The ceremony took place Saturday May 8 at 2 pm at First Methodist Church Brunswick with Rev George H Bennett officiating. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Frederick.
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Reuse Saasendn
Austin Betman
Reynswick
Annorce
Betty Marie
James Ross Horme
W. Ross Horme
Jefferson
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
George H Bennett
Frederick
McCarthy Army hearings test power and secrecy
The McCarthy Army dispute centers on secrecy and executive vs legislative powers. Jenkins backs McCarthy’s right to withhold an informant’s name as Welch questions, while Brownell defers ruling on public disclosure. The episode underscores tensions between Congress and the Eisenhower administration over security information and accountability.
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McCarthy Army
Congress
Executive
McCarthy
Truman
Eisenhower
Executive Branch
Atty
Brownell
Senate
Strugiure
Securite
Army
Sick Mrs Harry & Kiracore Neighborhood Notes
Mrs Harry and Kiracore resident on North Market Street returned home from University Hospital Baltimore where she had been a surgical patient. Rev Leon P F Vauthier who became ill while conducting services at St James church Mt Airy on May 2 recovered. Mrs Glenn J Zimmersmaan on Fast Patrick Street reported in serious condition at home with leg and arm injuries after a family cat attacked recently. The cat, punished for seven years, was destroyed. Melvin Garber admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday for observation and treatment returned home at New Market. his condition described as fair. Mrs Frank Rice Lewistown was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday night for treatment. The transfer was by M L Creager and Son ambulance. Mrs Fra M Hilderbrand on Fast Sixth Street returned home Tuesday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a medical patient.
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Harry &. Kiracore
North Market Street
Univesity Hospital
Baltimore
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Inn
St. James Church
Mt. Airy
Glenn J. Zimmersmaan
Patrick Street
Melvin Garber
Frederick Memorial Hospital
New Market
Frank Rice
Lewistown
Frederick Mémorial Hospital
M. L. Creager and Son
Fra M. Hilderbrand
Sixth Street
Fréderick Memorial Hospital
Side Glances MARRIED SATURDAY-3
Mary Ann Short and William Henry Kraybill wed Saturday at Calvary Methodist church Norfolk Virginia and Huntington West Virginia. reception followed. Bride in blue satin gown with Chantilly lace. bridesmaids wore aquamarine and orchid gowns. best man William Mahlandt. vows included music by a vocalist. After a honeymoon to the Poconos, couple will reside in Norfolk.
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Mary Ann Short
Cecil Ivan Short
Buckingham Circle
Norfolk
William Henry Kraybill
David Barto Kray
Eleventh Avenue
Huntington
W. Va
Calvars Methodist Church
Edward A. Gerlsey
James £. Mummah
Winston Salem
N. C
Venice
Harry Shafler
Middletown
George Mathiott
Columbus. C
Short
Kraybill
William Mahlandt
James E. Mummah
Buddy Freed
Camp Detrick
Fred Kressig
Fenn Hill
Losge
Pocono Mountains
Local Social Notes Highlight Norfolk Guests and School Honors
Alr and Mrs. E A Crump and Miss Joan Crump of Norfolk hosted houseguests from Friday to Sunday for Mrs. Harry Shipley. Mrs D Frank Haifley of Westminster visits her daughter Mrs C O Sullivan on North Market Street. Kenneth Shipley and spouse announce birth of son Ronald K weighing 3 lbs 14 ozs at Montgomery County General Hospital on April 24. Ronald’s mother Mrs Shipley is the former Doris Porter of Mt Airy. John Walker Ashbury son of Rev Maurice D Ashbury and Charles Francis Howard son of Mrs Francis Howard of Frederick are on Christchurch School head master’s list. John Walter Hipkins son of Perry L Hipkins is entering Bridgewater College for 1954–55. will graduate Frederick High in June, led his class, track team member, Senior Executive Committee. Hipkins plans to major in music at Bridgewater.
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E. A. Crump
Joan Crump
Norfolk
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
D. Frank Haifley
Westminster
C. O. Sullivan
iNorth Market Street
Kenneth Shipley
Annstag CO
Ronald K
Montgomery County General Hospital
Ronald
Shinley
Doris Porter
Mt. Airy
John Walker Ashbury
Maurice D. Ashbury
Charles Francis Howard
Francis Howard
Frederick
Christchurch School
Christchurch
John Walter Hipkins
Perry L. Hipkins
Bridgewater College
Hipkins
Frederick High School
Bridge i Water
Camps Open for Girl Scouts in Maryland and Pa
Acting executive director Miss Betty Bolger reminds Girl Scouts camps are available in Maryland and nearby Pennsylvania from now through the summer months. Registrations should be made now for Annapolis Pasadena White Hall Flintstone Thurmont and nearby Pennsylvania sites. Camps offer one week to four week sessions with fees as low as 15 dollars a week, all on a non profit basis. Information is at the Winchester Hall Girl Scout office.
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Betty Bolger
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Annapolis
Pasadena
White Hall
Flintstone
Thurmont
Frederick
Miss Bolger
Winsichester Hall
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Army Special Counsel
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Blentlinger
Daniel Kefanver
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Jenkins
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Sen. Mundt
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Ale Carthy
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N.J
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Kraybil
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