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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1953
Page
5
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The article discusses Britain and Egypt seeking a negotiated solution in Cairo over Suez Canal control. It notes the canal’s international importance, its 1869 completion, and historical ties to Britain, with concerns over independence and protection from hostile powers. Egypt must acknowledge international status of the canal to reach an accord.
A record year for American travel to Europe is forecast this summer while domestic tourist facilities race to accommodate a record crop. Yellowstone prepares to handle more than 10 000 visitors daily as crowds swell nationwide. Engagement announced for Dorothy Hill Knight and Michard Elmer Nygaard of Coral Gables Florida with a June 5 wedding planned at the First Presbyterian Church.
Large crowds attended Hood College May Day dinners at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and in Cob lentz Hall. Mothers Club approved paying 1242.79 for speaker system installations in Meyran and Cob lentz halls, while Fathers Club reelected officers and added E Brooke Parkinson as vice president. The evening featured music, speeches, and a prize for the member who secured most father signatures, with next gatherings planned for October 10.
Calvin L. Brinsfield Dorchester County states attorney was seriously injured when his car struck a hoist near a Cambridge machine shop. He suffered multiple fractures of the upper left arm and was moved to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore after treatment at the local hospital. Chief Judge W Laird Henry Jr appointed C Burnham More as special state counsel for a grand jury session linked to murder charges against Russell Regina. Theodore R Troxell of Thurmont recovering after a major operation with improving condition.
Beatrice Fehr outlines modern food preservation benefits from freezing and emphasizes proper packaging, blanching, and choosing high quality foods. Readers are urged to follow official guides, use moisture vapor proof wraps, and avoid untested methods while noting regional extension offices and military-related notes at the end.
Miss Geneva Ely state supervisor of special education spoke to the Frederick County Association for Help for Retarded Children at 8 p m in the MCA auditorium on Thursday. She explained causes of mental retardation, the need for routine and supportive adults, and emphasized acceptance and proper training to help brain damaged children reach their potential. A question period followed and the meeting was closed by President Henry A McGaha.
A Walker sville motorist Kenneth Richard Albaugh was convicted for operating with a suspended license after a Saturday stop on Route 26 near Frederick for no tail light. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield imposed a $100 fine plus costs.
The Board of Aldermen approved accepting an option to buy the double brick dwelling at 401-401A West South Street from Mr and Mrs Grayson P Wachter for about 15000 to aid widening DeGrange Street from Patrick to South. City officials say the project will require notifying tenants and a future razing plan, with work contingent on funding and traffic needs. Meanwhile Camp DeTrick units invite Armed Forces Day visitors 1 to 3:30 pm with exhibits from Army Navy Air Force and others under Col Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Ernest Webb hosted the Wesleyan Service Guild of Calvary Methodist Church on West Second Street for its monthly meeting. Twenty six members attended along with five guests including Dr. and Mrs. B. W. Meeks of Baltimore and Miss Marguerite Clarke, conference secretary.
The Bright Jewels Class of Calvary Methodist met at Mrs. Robert Littleton’s Center Street home with co hostesses Mrs. Lester Koogile. President Mrs. Claude Breighner led sixteen members as they answered roll call with a Bible verse. Mrs. Robert Kline gave a reading A Package of Seed and packages were won by Mrs. Charles Barger and Mrs. Robert Kline. Refreshments followed and the class adjourned to a Tweet next month at Mrs. Russel Dudrow’s home.
A warrant charging reckless driving was served Monday evening on Gilbert A Bowie after an accident at West South and Ice streets Saturday night around 10 30. Pedestrian George B Barnes 37 colored of 120 Carver Apartments sustained injuries not requiring hospital treatment. The driver left the scene but reportedly stopped to talk with Barnes. Hearing set for Friday night at seven.
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