Semi-Weekly News May 12 1953 Frederick Md
The Semi-Weekly News edition published Tuesdays and Fridays by the Great South ern Printing Manufacturing Company at 36 North Court Frederick Maryland carries Associated Press news dispatches and local notices. It announces subscription rates and office details, outlines policy on letters and bylines, and notes job printing capabilities. This issue is dated Tuesday May 12 1953.
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Evers
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
North Court
Frederick
Mdson
Associated Press
Tnla
Prinnne
i-Weekly
Post
St Frederick Md
Map Of The Heavens Opens In Washington
The first comprehensive sky map opened in Washington using astronomical photographs of known features and discoveries. Wide angle images were taken with Caltech's 48 inch Big Schmidt telescope at Palomar, with Palomar's 2X inch Hale telescope confirming new findings. The project aims for 2,000 plates covering three fourths of the known universe.
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Washington
Earth
Milky Way
Palomar Observatory
California Institute of Technology
Polomar
Hale
National Geographic Society
Two Doctors Quit State Medical Board in Baltimore
Dr. T. Conrad Wolff resigned expressing bewilderment over Dr. Nathan Herman's nonreappointment. Dr. John W. Pierson also quit, signaling Gov. McKeldin's removal of Herman as a political move amid chairmanship changes and new approvals for James M. Frenkil.
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Baltimore
T. Conrad Wolff
State Medical Board
Nathan Herman
Wolff
Herman
John W. Pierson
McKeldin
University of Maryland Medical School
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Medical and
Maryland
H. Boyd Wylie
University of Maryland School
James M. Frenkil
Frenkil
Victor Frenki
H.C. Byrd
University of Maryland
End Testimony In Hente Damage Suit
May 8 Baltimore testimony ended after two weeks in the Orsi of the damage suits from the 1952 Hente ice show collapse. Attornies conferred with Circuit Judge Joan T. Tucker for instructions as final arguments loom and a jury will decide if any party bears fault for the sands’ fall. Between 259 and 300 spectators were injured and about 400 damage claims totaling over five million dollars were filed against the show’s star Muss Hente and the ice show corporation. The jury must determine responsibility under Bliss Henie’s control and whether the stands contributed to the tragedy.
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Baltimore
Maren
Joan T. Tucker
de Uherautorns
Faun
Corenel
Bliss Henie
Drowned Boy Labeled 14 Near Baltimore River
Essex police report a 14 year old boy from Baltimore drowned in Back River near the Eastern Avenue bridge after leaping from a rowboat. Authorities dragged the water nearby seeking the body and clues.
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Baltimore
Mar
Coyd Johnson
Back River
Essex
Polte
Eastern Avenue
City Approves United Fire Ambulance Plan Expansion
The mayor and aldermen approved underwriting a 37,1000 dollar enlargement of the United Fire Company engine house on South Market Street to house an ambulance on a 24 hour basis. The city will amortize a loan around 10,000 dollars yearly starting 1954. The ambulance will be city use only, with paid driver, oxygen equipment, and direct alert system from fire headquarters.
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United Fire Company
South Market Street
United Engine House
James Marrone
United Committee
United
Donald B. Rice
United Regene
Uniteds
Walkersville
Dr. Marrone
W. Bartgis Storm
Cutter Avenue
Rosemont
Wilson Avenue
LeRoy Hoke
H. Frank Foland and Son
Military Road
Lee Place
Charles V. Main
East Church
East Third Streets
Grammer Case Up At October Term
Edward Grammer’s appeal from a murder conviction and death sentence has been docketed as Case No 15 for the October term at Maryland’s Court of Appeals. The case keeps the high profile murder in the news as the state’s highest court prepares to review the record and arguments from the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Edward Grammers
Mersland
Court of Appeals
Baltimores
Grammer
United Nations Sonographer
New York
Ceeth
Baltimore
Equity Court Divorces and Marital Declarations Featured
Court notices list divorces for Wilma Jean Fogle Alma J Whipp Mary Jeanette Milbourn Regina Fulton and Roy Barthlow plus a nullity petition. Multiple marriage licenses filed with ages and hometowns including Frederick Baltimore York and pointing to property deeds and releases across Maryland and nearby states.
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Equity
Wilma Jean Fogle
Robert William Fogle
Alma J Whipp
Robert Daniel Whipp
Mary Jeanette Milbourn
Wilam H. Milbourn
C. Louie Brown
Jack Lawrence Brown
Regina UD. Fulton
Richard Lee Fulton
Roy E. Barthlow
Sadie W. Barthlow
Carl F Rice
Frederick
Rosalie A. Stine
Baltimore
Robert B. Grim
Clara A. Anthony
York
Elwood L. Stover
Lewisburg
Mary L. Kitner
Allenwood
Boyd E. Frushour
Smithsburg
Peggy M. Kane
Myersville
James E .Tregoning
Mary L. Andrews
Robert B. Long
Thurmont
Shirley Lee Wagaman
Pen
Farrell
Frances Workman
Colored
Hartsburg
Emery B. Lease
Stewart Construction Co., Inc
Frank B. Kefauver
William F. Sheppard
Randolph E. Barber
Bluemont
Eva May Smith
Round Hill
James W. Carpenter
Irene A. Jenkins
Berryville
George A. Dorsey
Francis J. Putman
Jesse Guy Lescalleet
Samuel C. Fogle
Joseph K. Ash
Carroll R. Eyler
Catoctin Estates Inc
Victor L. Wolfe
Bernard A. Cummings
Albert A. Walker
Ursula M. Miller
Franklin
Shankle
Rachel D. Whitmore
Floyd
Smith
Real Estate and Improvement’ Company of
Baltimore City
John D. Carl
Hagerstown Hood Club Elects Officers at April Meeting
Mrs. Carroll James hosted the Hag erstown Hood Club on Mealey Parkway for an April 28 gathering with co hostess Mrs. Arthur Hauver. Jeannette Byler was elected president. other officers include Mrs. Hauver secretary and Mrs. James Cannon treasurer. The retiring president Mrs. W. W. Noel served as vice president. Plans covered a May 22 fashion review at alma mater, a June picnic, and an art display with Harmony Grove and Jug Bridge clubs. A joint social at Mt. Pleasant Community Hall featured a program by Harmony Grove. Guests numbered over 160. Mrs. LeRoy D. Fothergill led the homemakers program with musical items and monologues by club members. Mrs. Vernal C. Moore chaired recreation. Mrs. Charles Walker won a prize.
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Hagerstown Hood Club
Carroll James
Mealey Parkway
Arthur Hauver
Jeannette Byler
Hauver
James Cannon
W. W. Noel
Phil Becher
Charles Walker
Harry Hamilton
Jug Bridge Club
Ethel Thomas
William Powell
Harmony Grove Club
Harmony Grove
Mrs. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
LeRoy D. Fothergill
Edward Ho Mant
Harry Smith
Ruth ‘Dixon Thomas
Vernal C. Moore
T. Stuart Haller
Three From Ritchie Injured in Tennessee Truck Accident
Three men from Fort Ritchie were injured when their truck overturned Friday afternoon on the Cascade Raingeold road three miles southwest of the Bush-Hush Moritars base. They were taken to the Army Medical Center at Car rie Pa. Names and injury details were not released.
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Catroned A
Cascade- Raingeold
Army Medical Center
Carrie Pa Ho
Fort Ritchie
Washington County
Army Base
Thurmont residents undertake travel and births noted
Local residents report several travels and newborns. William H. Kelly of Thurmont returned from California after two months with relatives. Mrs. Newton Eiler of Thurmont will visit England for two months. Lucille Martin of Thurmont resumes home after Washington visit. Mary Waesche and sister sail on Queen Elizabeth for a European tour. Sterling Seiss of Rocky Ridge announces birth of Carolyn Jean on April 27 at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Donald Lynn of Thurmont announces birth of daughter on May 4 at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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William T. Kreb
McMurray Street
William Dubel
Jefferson Street
Texas
Louisiana
Ft. , Worth
Carson Kreh
Carswell Air Base
Dallas
Norfolk
Robert Kreh
Frederick
William H. Kelly
Thurmont
Long Beach
Calif
Joseph Kelough
Washington
Kelly
Emma Wills
Sam Smith
Newton Eiler
Rt. 1
Pan- American Airlines
England
Harvey Eiler
London
Lucille Martin
Washington, D. C
H. R. Higgins
Jeanette Lucille
Mary Waesche
David Firor
New York
Europe
Holland
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Italy
Sterling Seiss
Rocky Ridge
Carolyn Jean
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Donald Lynn
Thur‘mont
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Supper Meeting of Frederick Girl Scouts at Camp Baker
The Frederick Association of Girl Scouts held a spring supper meeting at Camp Baker atop Brad dock Heights with 38 attendees including board members and leaders. The program included camping plans for the summer at nearby sites, day camp dates, and training classes for leaders. Two films were shown and officers led separate business sessions.
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Frederick Association of Girl Scouts
Jevening
Camp Baker
Braddock Heights
Herman Hunter
G. Harris Stauffer
Joseph Rhoderick
Charles Keller
Jerome Offutt
William Griffith
Pauk McAuliffe
Maryland School For the Deaf
Joseph Vona
Association
Baker
Cumberland
Frederick
Keller
Willard Markey
Yellow Springs
Franklin
Joseph Vena
Centreville
Herbert" H_ Feu
Queen Anne's County
National Scholarship Awarded to Angleberger at Columbia College
A. Gary Angleberger, son of Mr and Mrs Austin F Angleberger of Frederick, won a National Scholarship at Columbia College, Columbia University New York worth 800 dollars annually for four years, with funds applied to tuition and other university costs. Angleberger plans ordination in the Baptist ministry and has been active in athletics student government and High School League. A dining hall job will cover meals.
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Columbia College
Columbia University
N. Y
Gary Angleberger
Magnolia Avenue
Harry 0. Smith
Frederick High School
Angleberger
Austin F. Angleberger
United States
XN. M. McKnight
Columbia
Frederick
Meany Says AFL Will Pressure ILA Cleanup
Washington May 8 AFL President George Meany declared the federation will decide on how to pressure the International Longshoremen's Association to end dockside racketeering and the shape up hiring system. Tobey pressed for removal of a corrupted leadership, but Meany said the AFL cannot enforce changes, only strip the ILA of AFL affiliation. The ILA must report by May 20 on its cleanup steps.
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Washington
George Meany
American Federation of Labor
AFL
Sen
Tobey
Meany
AFL Executive Council
International Longshoremen’s Association
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
New Jersey
New York
ILA
Executive Council
Federation
Ryan Tobey
Joseph P. ‘Ryan
Iwho
Middletown Grange confers degrees and plans events
The Middletown Valley Grange held its regular meeting and conferred the third and fourth degrees on members including Glenns Arthur Main Harry Miller Elisworth Magada Richard Pry Donald Easterday and Russell Brunner with the Frederick County Pomona Youth team led by Miss Catherine Roderick. The home economics committee chaired by Mrs C Renn Remsberg reminded of the bar and roll cookie contest and other contests and announced the Frederick County Pomona quarterly meeting at Emmitsburg. The next meeting is set for May 14 at 8 30 p m DST featuring Safe Guarding our Homes and Families Through Civil Defense led by J Vernon Coblentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Grange
Middletown Valley Grange
Glenns
Arthur Main
Harry Miller
Elisworth Magada
Richard Pry
Donald Easterday
Russell Brunner
Walter Mehming
Carroll Manor Grange
Frederick County Pomona
Catherine Roderick
Richard Holter
Jack Lakin
Clarence Schultz
Gareth Lease
Janet MicDevitt
Charles Roderick
Carroll Leatherman, Jr
Janet Huffer
Genevieve Schultz
Mary Kathryn Schultz
Doris Lchrerer
Shirley Moss
Arthur Roderick
C. Renn Remsberg
Frederick County
Pomona
Emmitsburg
J. Vernon Coblentz
Safety and Civil Defense Committee
Governor McKeldin dedicates Marylands second chronic care hospital
In May 1982 Governor Robert L. McKeldin dedicated Maryland's second permanent hospital for chronically ill patients in Baltimore. He urged the formation of an active volunteer group to sustain patient interest in a normal life and provide hopeful prospects for the future.
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Baltimore
MecKeldin
Maryland
Hagerstown mayor names father as treasurer in shock move
Mayor Burhans named his father William H. Burhans about 70 as Hagerstown city treasurer and tax collector. He, a former Washington County commissioner who beat the Republican administration, made first appointments including Edward Oswald as city attorney. Burhans reappointed a dozen department heads. Also reported, banker Pressman challenged Maryland’s franchise tax law in court, calling it unconstitutional, with May 23 deadline set for response. Gov McKeldin spoke to Brunswick Lions on History of Maryland, with attendees including Senators Ramsburg and McCain.
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Hagerstown
May LA
Winslow F. Burhans
William H. Burhans
Washington County
Edward Oswald
Oswald
Burhans
Baltimore
Ga—Hyman
Pressman
Public Treasury
Maryland
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William E. Wagner
Murray L. Baumgardner
Dennis R. Cooper
Charles Calbert Cooper
Donald R. Kelly
James A. Cooper
Paul H. Steiner
Lester R. Mason
Roy B. Zimmerman
Keller Carroll Wolfe
Charles E. Hallman
Paul K. Huber
Rudolph O. Evler
Ralph R. Balttzell
Lew L Meyers
Edward H. Pierce
George H Withide
Elvin S Long
Charles E Burfinston
Edward J. Wojciechowski
Cisde V. Hawes
Mane B. Harrington
Marne
Harrington
Cide V. Hawes
Wie
Charles Wo Sune
Russell F. Dronebure
Sig
Kemo
Alton R. Kemp
Kemp
George M Foster
Fairien Methodist Church
Homemakers
Quentin X. Crawford
Norva Avenue
Stephen Allen
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Helen Nichol
Force College
Athens
Greece
Onica Pralt
West Second Street
Pratt
Hood College
Pierce College
Ralph Linton
aAraby Road
John Rhoderick
Jeanette
Catherine Linton
Claferce Ausherman
Robert
Donald
Herman Rice
William
Sharon
Gary Rice
Earl Rice
Grace
Doris
Airs
Mehin Boone
Clarence Boone
John Cremmitt
Barbara Zimerman
Edna Zimmerman
Hoesalei Rouizahn
Dottie Snider
Bevis Kaufman
Carol ‘Kaufman
Ihe O'Brian
Bernard Norwood
Richard Kidwuer
Marlon Ausherman
Naomi Lenhart
Ruby
Bess Lenhar
Joan Cave
Eleaner HO Barnhart
Joanne S Barnhart
Mire
William FR Branhart
Macnolua
Gourner College
Towson
Eleanor Barnhart
Ree Corder
Hammond Clary
West
Patrick Street
West Coast
Portland
Oregon
Joseph M Orndorff
Frederick Hogie
Joseph McNeahons Orndorff, Jr. von Apriv
Fredsenck Emergency Hospital
Council of Jewish Women
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Herbert Jordan
Sonia Weener
Morris Guggenheim
Rose Stern
Irving Weil
Manuel M. Weinberg
Frederick Council
Leslie N. Gay
Roland Park
William T. Delaplaine
Mrs. Gay
North College Parkway
Lewis Crumpacker
Union Bridge
Virginia
Old Point Comfort
Williamsburg
Charles McC. Mathias
Court Square
Frank Davidson
Wiliam Machener
Columbus
Rachel Hawks
Jug Bridge Hill
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckerstown
C. W. Gregory
Nancy Elizabeth Combs
Samuel Edward Combs
Arlington
Lolita Charles
Cashtown
Philip Bower
Combs
C. C. Combs
George Combs
Thomas Combs
Clarence , Deardorff
Charles Comb
Howard Simmons
Emerson C. Harrington
Cambridge
Elizabeth L. Peters
Janice Wickless
State Teachers College
Townson
Route 3
Student Christian Association
F. Leo Wickless
James H. Harris
L. L. Wilson
Rockwell Terrace
H. E. Peelle, Jr
Roslyn Estate
L. J
Barclay White Jr
Media, Pa
Harris
George C.marshall
Dodonz Manor
Leesburg
General Marshall
Roy Leatherman
North Market Street
John L. Tritappe
Dill Avenue
Eau Gallie, Fra
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
East Patrick Street
The
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Charles Miller
Naomi Coler
Charles Putman
Lewistown
Harry Lohr
Emma Ohler
Emvnitsburg
Desmond Dean
Middletown
Gauchier
Marsha Ann
Frederick Memorial
Harn M. Gross, Jr
Douglas
Shaker Heizhis
Ohvo
Sunda
Gross
Donald McLucke
Mar Gross
MeLuckies
Lu Reecher
Chicago
Richard
National College of Chiropractic
Dons Eigenbrode
Russell Eigenbrode
Miss Eigenprode
Maryland General Hospital School
Ritchie
Francis E. Reinbergser
Utica
Lutteran
Bethel
Elizabeth Graff
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Reinberger
Harvey D. Hoovers
Hole
Alcoholics Anonymous
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore A. A
Northbourne Road
Baltimmore
Father Hagerstown
State Tax Commission
State Comptroller
Mutual Savings Banks
Joseph A. Byrnes
Brunswick
Theodore R. McKeldin
Brunswick Lions Club
Y.M.C.A
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ralph W. Stauffer, Jr
Ramsburg
Russell McCain
State Roads Commission
Frank Sapp
Joe Frank
Aberdeen
Angus
Foundation
Frederick, MD
Aberdeen-Angus Serede $90 Association, Inc
Tork Road
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