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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1954

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4

Appeal Ordered In Helena's Tasty Shop Beer License Case

An order signed by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer refers the on sale beer license petition for Helena's Tasty Shop and Restaurant at 1489 East Church Street back to County License Commissioner Gail L. Cat. The stipulation calls for limited additional testimony on the effect of the industrial neighborhood on demand and need for the license, with a new determination after hearing. The prior license was granted and an appeal to Circuit Court followed. All parties must complete steps within ten days of the court order.

Patrick M. Schnauffer Gail L. Catshall Helena East Church Street Donald A. McIntosh Circuit Court Thomas §. Glass T. West Claggett, Jr G. Clifton Wirts

Reconditioning Campus Memorial for Hank Comer at Frederick High

Frederick High School senior class began leveling and reconditioning a campus area as a memorial to Hank Comer, who died last fall. Students split the work between morning and afternoon, breaking up and removing old concrete slabs. County roads equipment will complete leveling Saturday morning, while senior girls assist with cleanup. Miss Louise A. Weagly sponsors the project. The National Geographic Society notes parchment diplomas cost over a million dollars annually in the United States.

the Frederick High School Hank” Comer Louise A. Weagly The National Geographic Society United States

Congress pushes retirement age relief and highway plan

Washington May 12 Congressman Dewitt Hyde discusses railroad layoffs from equipment modernization, supports bills to lower retirement age to 60, and urges Maryland to fast track Route 40 between Cumberland and Hancock with federal highway funds. He condemns a House attack on James V. Bennett, Bureau of Prisons director, clarifying the Danbury transfer as Board scrutiny and attorney access.

Dewitt Hyde Washington Cumberland- Hancock Congress Federal Bureau of Prisons Beall Cumberland Russell McCain Maryland State Roads Commission Hancock Maryland House James V. Bennett Department of Justice Bennett Atlanta Danbury Conn Subversive Activities Control Board

Meat Storage Guidelines Highlight Temperature Effects

A brief note explains how meat color and flavor change with storage temperatures. It advises that storage in hot or cold conditions affects appearance, and recommends a moderately warm, dry place as ideal.

Lufburrow's Adventure Store Promises New Local Excitement

N A Luf burrow promotes a year of new adventures for residents. The piece touts accessible explorations at home with fresh ventures and opportunities, urging readers to embrace spring changes and weekly cleaning routines to keep homes inviting.

N. A. Lufburrow

Genius Author Rapist Scheduled To Die

California Governor Knight will review a point of Caryl Chessman's 1948 kidnapping conviction notes after a closed-door meeting with his attorney. Chessman, described as genius, author and rapist, faces execution for 17 crimes including kidnapping and attempted rape. Knight previously rejected clemency requests from a criminologist and a noted author.

Banquentin Calif. Ua Caryl Chessman Goodwin J. Knight Los Angeles Kallight Chessman California Knight Berjevn Rice

Wet Pattern For May Is Maintained

Rain fell for the fifth straight day keeping May's wet pattern with precipitation on nine of eleven days. A forecaster said the spell may be broken today with warmer temps near 68. Yesterday’s high 62, airport low 47 this morning, and last evening's precipitation about .02 inches. Thursday outlook calls for fair, a bit warmer weather and another forty-degree low tonight.

Librarian Miss Himes Appointed At Artz Library

Miss Himes, recently completing a Master’s degree from Columbia, is named circulation and general assistant at the Artz Library. Her background includes teaching librarian roles in Callands and Arlington, a seven year post as supervisor of libraries for Virginia’s Department of Mental Hygiene and Hospitals, and leadership in the Virginia Library Association.

Mary Newman Himes Radford College Radford George Peabody College For Teachers Nashville Tenn Callands Ouachita Parish Monroe Thomas Jefferson High School Arlington Virginia High School Bristol American Library Association Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu Artz Nancy Ellen Himes Roanoke Val School of Library Service Columbia University C. Burr Artz

Modern Nonoperative Rupture Treatment Claims

Advertisement states a modern method to treat rupture without operation, promising no surgery, no hospitalization, and no loss of time. Urges readers to write for more information and to stop worrying about rupture interfering with work or play.

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