Dr McMahon of Hood to join Johns Hopkins faculty
Dr Clara P McMahon formerly associate professor at Hood College will join Johns Hopkins University in September with dual duties. She will teach graduate and undergraduate courses in the history of education in the faculty of philosophy and serve as director of the division of education at McCoy College, the extension school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara P. McMahon
Hood College
Johns Hopkins University
Hopkins
Lowell Reed
McMahon
McCoy College
Sues Springts
Thas
Hood
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Division of International Education
U. S. Office of Education
Joseph H. Apple
College Ywca
PTA
Service Club
De.Mel Mahon
Maryland Federation of Business and Professional Women Clubs
Hagerstown
Defense budget could save millions via centralized purchasing
The Hoover Commission calls for central buying offices for the Army Navy and Air Force to curb waste in feeding and clothing the troops. It cites vast stockpiles like canned ham and tomatoes and estimates a 20 percent saving across the three services, totaling about 340 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Defense
Armed Services
Hoover Commission
Defense Department
Navy
Commission On Organization
Executive Branch
Army
California
New York
Commission
Letters Praise Safe Driving By Hot Rod Fans
A reader defends organized hot rodders against claims of unsafe driving. He argues hot rodders contribute to driver education and safety engineering, noting hours and money invested in building and testing vehicles. He says those cited in the article lack proper safety methods and highway courtesy, and urges acceptance of genuine hot rod enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grisranne Stonh
Detroit Monsters
Settlement Authorization In Haines Estate Case
The Orphans Court authorized executor Benjamin L. Sheff to compromise two suits against the estate of Mrs. Annie E. Haines for 500 dollars, with total claimed damages 509 dollars. The action followed circuit court filings by Frank K. Dorsey and Virginia Am Dorsey for 5 thousand dollars and 4 thousand respectively. costs of two trials were cited. The court approved the settlement with Mr. Davies as administrator and noted attorney involvement for various parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orphans Court
Benjamin L. Sheff
Annie E. Haines
Frank K. Dorsey
Airs
Virginia Am Dorse
Dorsey Wig
Nasment of
Davies
Anhlwal Sand
Wales
Robert Clapp
Alton Y. Bennett
Mo Staun
Edwin
Samuel S. Slagle
LeGore
Laura E. Stottiemyer
Laure Stottemser
Mahlon L. Slagie Jr
M. L. Slagle Sr
Samuel Slagle
Labor Racketeering Ending Brownell Says
DES MOINES atty general Herbert Brownell told 1,700 Iowa Republicans that 20 years of Democratic pampering of labor leaders’ racketeering is ending under the Republican administration. He called the war on parasitic labor racketeers a restoration of the American political system and suggested the President will run again in 1956. He cited 70 indictments under anti racketeering and Taft Hartley laws in the past two years versus five in the previous eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Atty
Herbert Brownell
Iowa
Frederick County Women’s Christian Temperance Union Holds 18th Convention
The Frederick County W C T U held its 18th annual convention in Walkersville with about 40 delegates traveling by train from Frederick. Mrs S. Thomas was elected president. A horse belonging to Mr Curtis Burdette near Frederick Junction was tied to an awning post, kicked free, damaged the wagon shafts but caused no major harm. The Local Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles organized in Junior Hall with six members, Charles F Shintey past worthy president and Jacob Schmidt worthy president. lodge rooms planned above the Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Young plants suffer from sparrow depredations. The Frederick Female Seminary Alumnae Club noted a recent directory event at Miss Wortha McCleery’s home honoring Miss Florence Tran and the release of her book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Burdette
Order of Eagles
Charles F. Shintey
Jacob Schmidt
Farmers and Methanies Bank
Valvont
Frederick Fernate Seminary
Wortha McCleery
Florence Tran
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago May 12 1935 items note a Baltimore engineering spouse, a fatal fall at 502 Potomac Street Brunswick, a beltimore property sale for rental use, Baltimore legal charges, a recovered ear, and the second anniversary of Frederick Tailoring Company with banquet at Francis Senate Hotel and a dance at on Fourth Street attended by about 360 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Beltimoore Ayuiner
Vune Bell Langley
Baltimore
Ghue
Ratirnad Ergineer
Rae
Aves
Potomac Street
Brenswick
Perrins
Mes
J. Marshall Staub
Arthue
Ballnmare
Frederick ‘Tailoring Company. Inc
Francis | Senate
Civil Suit Being Heard In Brunswick Court
Civil proceedings in Brunswick court involve John Foster the Brunswick restaurateur and former magistrate Howard Marvin Jones. Two main actions are rent disputes totaling 780 with alleged repairs and a heating system disconnection claim. testimony covers six months of 1953 54 and several months in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Foster
Brunswick Restaurateur
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Asso
Thomas M. Anderson
Jones
Claude Lutman
T Weer Maernte Te Bremerte
E. Austin James
Regan B. Rosens
East Potomac Street
Health Department
James
Weddings Moser Musser at Pleasant View Church
The Pleasant View Church of the Brethren near Burkittsville hosted a Friday April wedding at 8:00 pm. Miss Shirley Mae Musser married Glenn E. Moser in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Emmett Biltinger with immediate family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser—Musser
Pleasant View Church
Virginia
Hew Bible
Brunswick High School
Wad
Strayers Bilsuites Colles
Ralph M. Parsons Co
Jefferson
Middletown
Propaganda War Clouds Ike Moscow Conference
President Eisenhower faces pressure as Soviet Russia seeks peace via a Vienna four power meet. The plan aims to show progress while avoiding real bargains, risking American prestige and delaying decisive action against Soviet aggression. Molotov likely speaks in general terms as Britain, France, and the United States weigh next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Paris
Russia
United States
Moscow
Britain
Frame
United
Europe
Austria
France
Soviet
Vienna
Switzerland
Soviet Russia
China
Asia
Hitler
Munich
Eisenhower
America
Adlai Stevenson
Eden
Poppy Day Events and Thurmont Wedding Observed
Defense officials from seven states met in Washington for emergency planning as volunteers distributed paper poppies created by disabled veterans to honor war dead. In Thurmont, St John’s Lutheran hosted a pretty wartime wedding for Marian Zentz and Oliver Leakins with a church ceremony, reception, and plans to live in Keymar. Guests arrived from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Frederick
Francis Sentt
American Legion Acnibats
Irs
Herbert Haha
Usar
Tagerstown
Valunteer
Flaxdors
America
Vrs Cutsal
Women of the
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Sund P. m
Viss Marian
Irene Zentz
Chester T. Zentz
Oliver Thomas Leakins
Shirley G. Zentz
Frank Somer
Vass Geraldine Leakins
Keamar
Truman Leaking
Keymar
Chester
Zentzer
Rodney K. Bostian
Middleburg
James Miller
James Fisher
Charles H. Corbett
MacMaster
Leakins
Thurmont High School
Leaking
Elmer Wolfe
Union Bridge
Camp Detrick
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginna
Washington
Funeral services for Ruby Ann Dalton held at Keymar church
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Holiness Christian church Keymar for Ruby Ann Dalton 63 who died at her home in Tanevioun RFD Reverend Paul E Freeman officiated and interment was in Union Cemetery Fairfield PA Pallbearers named Harold Frales Maurice Fannon Maynard Giles William Bowen Elmer Baumgardiner and Robert Frock Also services for Annie Marysmith of Adamstown held at the funeral home 106 East Church Street Jefferson with Rev J Calvin Moreland officiating Pallbearers provided by the funeral home Interment in St Pauls Cemetery Jefferson Also funeral for Mary Larders Roger at Thurmont funeral home with Rev Charles H Carbett in charge Pallbearers Thomas WW Rand Louis Jones Roy Nogt William Wilhide Elea nul Stull Interment in Thurmont Cemetery ML Creager and Son funeral directors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness’ Christian Church
Keymar
Ruby Ann Dalton
Tanevioun
Rfd
Paul BE. Freeman
Bnion Cemetery
Fairfield
Harold Frales
Maurice Fannon
Maynard Giles
William Bowen
Elmer Baumgardiner
Robert Frock
Suiss Annie Marysmith
Adamstown
East Church Street
J. Calvin Moreland
St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson
St. Paul's Cemetery
Jefferson MR. Etchison and Son
Mary Larders Roger
Thurmont
Charles H Carbett
Thomas' WW
Rand Louis Jones
Roy’ Nogt
William Wilhide
Eleanul Stull
Thurmont CB
Creager
Illness and Hospital Updates in Balti more Area
Several local residents linger under medical care at Frederick Memorial Hospital and University Hospital. Mrs. George Dallas Specht at University Hospital shows slow improvement while Thomas Clark is under observation in Frederick. Johnnie Bury, eight, has returned home after treatment. Mrs. M L Shook and others hosted Mothers Day visitors from Frederick, Washington and Brunswick. Charles A P Lately lives on Cnured Street and Kenneth Eraler of Walkersville improves at home after a week of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dallas Specht
University Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas Clark
Frederick Memorial
Johnnie Bury
L. Lee Bury
Linden Hills
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll H. Sigafoose
Emmitsburg
ML. Shook
John Young
Beverly Curry
Efla Null
Laura Shook
Elizabeth Falk
Elizabeth F. Grove
James H. Falk
Frederick
Roger Moser
Marie
Washington
Frank Troxell
Mattie van Osdale
Ot. A
Kenneth Eraler
Walkerssoin
pHeumann
Moms
Delaplaine Couple Return From World Trip
Mr and Mrs R E Delaplaine arrived back at their Upper College Terrace home after a three month around the world motor trip from New York City to Frederyk with Mr and Mrs George A Zeigler of Montclair N J visiting. Miss Jean Collmus daughter of Sir and Mrs A B Collmus has left for San Francisco to attend the national convention of social workers representing the Medical College of Virginia Hospital Richmond Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
New York City
Frederyk
Myr
George A. Zeigler
Montclair
N. 47
Visi
Jean Collmus
A. B. Collmus
Bs Phine
San Francisco
National Convention of Social Workers
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
Pupil Gardening Talk At Lincoln School
Mrs P Stuart Haller spoke to Mrs Edna B Dykes third grade class at Lincoln school on flowers. Pupils presented a project about caring for hone plants and other flowering plants and planted seeds in soils. Teens attended a weekly dance at field house in Staley Park. Winners were Ann Rive and Paul Wade. May 18 dance themed jeans day. Potatoes and dollars mentioned in an unrelated note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Stuart Haller
Edna B Dykes
Lincoln School
Sence
Flaller
Tyatth
Tim Field House
Staley Park
Wil Mis
Crom
Ann Rive
Paul Wade
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. McMahon of
Algin J
King
Usaf Air Force
Linvenod Myers
Frederick County Heart Association
James Kline
Vivers
Kline Secie
Brownell
Petr
Vann
Mendelssohn
Alargaret
Homer
Binda Wasties Auece
New York Herald Trihuneney
Rom
York
Flory
Philhrony
Schaeh
Naw
Claire Prook
EECOM
Frankt Kerfer
Bvys First Vemoriat
John A. Deer
Herbert Hahn Jr
Shyra Walen
Ellen Porsey
Rebecca Hahn
Veterans’ Welfare
Arvenatne CH
Riremen
Mutton Hil Farm
Ruegkerstaum
Carroll Manor
Mutton Hill
Jennings Baile
Moss Frank Carin
Harry Thomas
Dae Cores
Walter Mehoing
Clana Sek
Charles Bross
Ad. S. White
Hilda Tones
Jara Butler
Charles Keline
Charles Nechols
Max. Austin Renn
Robert Perry
Joe Kerrigan
E. C. Biser
Robert DeRose
Bailey
Auviliars Tle Hollets
Frederick County
Mars Dane
Tom
Regetl
S. Pat Oi
Nea Serves
Baws Studio
Eagles
Neva Droneburg
West South Street
Alma V. Crebs
East Second Street
Auxiliary of the Eagles
Mirs
Croneburg
John Gitlinger
Doris Green
Crebs
Jack Shorrow
James Metcalfe
Julia Biumenaues
Maurice D. Ashbury
AU Saints E ‘Ofal Church
O Lena Nash
Suldied Notimier
Eding Willie
Rachel Nasi
Otherta Mercer
Nou
Wien
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