Session With No Limit Is Della Plan
Baltimore May 12 Senate President Della urged the Legislative Council to consider removing limits on yearly General Assembly sessions. He noted the 30 legal days even years Ended up in a rushed 653 session and faulty constitutional forms. Other lawmakers proposed two-session passage for constitutional amendments and budget controls to curb spending. The council and House leaders debated rules and financial oversight with June meetings planned to study proposed changes.
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Baltimore
Senate
Della
General Assembly
Dela
Legislative Council
del. Leber
D-Balto Ab
House
Everstine
Carl M. Everstine
Legislative Reference Bureau
Sen
Kimble
Allegany
Senate Finance Committee
Sobeloff Commission
del Logan
Dcaroline
Council
Logan
Ways and Means
Sens
Goldstein
Calvert
Turner
Annes
Ramsburg
Fredenck
Kimbie
Ijenel Dent
Deis
Lubder
Green
Garrett
Lucas
Dorchester
Bates
Carroill
Sez
Crothers -D-Cecils
Redden
McLaughlie
Washington
Barley
St Mary's
Delsa Dempsey
Baite
Partial divorce granted to Bradford couple in Jefferson
Associate Judge Patrick N Schnauffer granted a partial divorce to Jane L Bradford of Jefferson from James R Bradford of Frederick. Bradford gains custody of infant daughter Roberta Jane Bradford while the father loses visitation privileges and must pay Mrs Bradford 35 dollars weekly child support plus all costs of the proceedings.
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Patrick N. Schnauffer
Jane L. Bradford
Jefferson
James R Bradford
Fredenck
Cartoonist Herblock to speak at Hood College Hall
Hood College hosts Herbert Block editor cartoonist of the Washington Post as year end speaker in Brodbeck Hall at 7 p.m. The public lecture highlights his awards including the Sigma Delta medal and his National Gallery of Art representation. A reception follows for attendees to meet Block.
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Hood College
Herbert Block
Washington Post
Brodbeck Hall
Herblock
Corcoran
Washington
National Gallery of Art
Mr. Block
The
Chicago Daily News
NEA
40 Requests For Trees By Frederick Farmers
About 40 requests have been received from Frederick County farmers for assistance on woodland management after a tree planting campaign. Foresters from the State Department of Forests and Parks will aid with planting, maintaining, timber value, and marketing. C. E. Covel, assistant district forester, offices Church Street School Building, call 35441.
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Frederick County
State Department of Forests and Parks Foresters
Frederick County Forestry Conservancy Board
C. E. Covel
Church Street
Dr Sizco to speak at Hood College vesper service
Rev Dr Joseph Richard Sizoo former president of the Brunswick Theological Seminary and GWU religion professor will be guest speaker at Hood College vesper service on Sunday. He is an author and veteran of WWI Army chaplaincy who also served as missionary in South India and led the American Church at The Hague. The Hood Choir will sing two anthems under Dr Earle Blakeslee. Miss Myron Hays from Greensburg Pa will accompany the choir on organ. 4 h results Woodsboro 4 H club met May 12 with 21 members present and plans for memorial day float and two summer picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richard Sizoo
W Bruns‘wick
George Washington University
Hood ‘College
Sizoo
Abraham Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
South Finda
Hague
Holland
Sizce
la. D
Reformed Church On
America
New York Avenue
Fela Mendelssohn
Norden
Myroa Hays
Hood
Greensburg, Pa
Woodsboro
New Windsor Scout Eviva and Local Club Meetings
New Windsor area groups held a paper eviva this Saturday with the Boy Scouts. The Young People's Farm Bureau met at the Gartendafeer home, Everett Ecker spoke on The 12-year Road Plan, and June date was set for next month due to a conflict. WSCS May Fellowship hosted Bethel and Stone Chapel guests, with Mary Haines leading worship and a $50 offering planned to aid a missionary in India. Senior Class took a weekend trip to New York. Mrs. Leslie Smelser visiting Baltimore. Homemakers Club hosted joint meeting with Enterprise and Union Bridge clubs, Evelyn Scott demonstrated Modern Homes of Today, a fashion show by sewing class, and refreshments for about 30. Family Night at Pipe Creek Brethren Church featured a covered dish supper and a Family Album program led by Miss Edna Bell and Corinne Hoff with group singing.
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New Windsor
Young People's Farm Bureau
Earl Gartendafeer
Everett Ecker
David Shaw
Howard LeGore
Taylorsville
WSCS
Bethel
Stone Chapel Societies
Mary Haines
Elizabeth Skinner
Katherine Poole
Hazel Benedict
Miss Haines
Lucy Billings
Murray Titux
India
Dianna Hess
New York
Suzanne Hal
Gilbert Martin
Leslie Smelser
Baltimore
Enterprise
Union Bridge Clubs
Ralph Haines
William Knight
Union Bridge
Evelyn Scott
Nellie Lantz
Ruth Baile
Elizabeth Wantz
Kitty Nusbaum
Edith Purdum
Ann
Bobby Ecker
Olive Magin
Myra Ensor
May meetings at Grace Reformed Church Taneytown
The Women's Guild of Grace Reformed Church held a May gathering and Mother and Daughter banquet in the church social room with about 112 guests. A program featured piano solo, poems, readings, and duets as a tribute to mothers. Next meeting set for June 4 under Education Committee.
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Taneytown
Women's Guild of Grace Reformed Church
Raymond Perry
Churchmen’s Brotherhood
Delmont Koons
Margaret Shreeve
George Harmon
G. Emerson Rue
Mary Alice Rue
Harry Mohney
George Motter
Howard Baker
Murray Baumgardner
Carel Frock
George Harman
Motter
Virgie Ohler
Keysville
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Taneytown Temple
Audrey Hess
State Health Department
Miss Rhoderick Wins Speaking Contest in Frederick County
Winners announced by Assistant County Agent Ron Cassel are Betty Rhoderick of Mt. Pleasant Girls Club and Arthur Rhoderick of Unionville Boys Club. Wanda Keiler, Middletown Wide Awake Club, was the only other contestant. The topic was What 4 H Club Work Has Meant To Me My Home and My Community. Winners advance to the district contest in Frederick on June 22 ahead of the Maryland University finals August 3 to 8. Arthur Rhoderick seeks state honors after winning the local title last year.
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Frederick
Ron Cassel
Betty Rhoderick
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Rhoderick
Unionville
Wanda Keiler
Middletown
Maryland University
Mise Rhoderick
Woodstock district pageant and community notices in Lovettsville
Lovettsville club members attended the Woodstock district meeting with a Fifty Years of Demonstration Work pageant by Loudoun County clubs. A local square dance featured participants including Mrs Weatherly and Laura Potterfield. The notes report military entries and visits from area residents, with several families hosted at gatherings and travel to camps and bases.
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Lovettsville
Home Demonstration Club
Woodstock
Loudoun County
Earl Weatherly
Laura Potterfield
J., D. Keister
George Wire
Cecil Robinette
Charles Shumaker
Ruth Grove
Leo Reed
Bermuda
Gerald Shumaker
Loudoun National Bank
Leesburg
Goose Creek Country Club
Banking Associates
Edward Richard
Holloman Air Base
New Mexico
John Richard
Capital Dairy Goat Association
Thurmont
Harry Hick- Man
Point of Rocks
Virginia Embrey
D. E. Rust
Rust
Union Bridge notices class night and graduation details
Union Bridge announces Class Night on Friday May 22 at Elmet Wolfe School. Baccalaureate service May 31 at Union Bridge Church of the Brethren at 8 p.m. Graduation exercises June 4 at 7 p.m. with Rev Nevin Simih Hanover as speaker. Senior classes dismissed after June 4. other classes resume June 12.
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Lanion Bridge
Dennis F. Blizzard
Elmet Wolfe School
New Union Bridge
Church of the Brethren
Dixon A. Yaste
School Auditorum
Nevin’ Simih
Hanover
Natal
Ernest Corneill
D. E. Edwards
Union Bridge
Maryland General Hospital
Thomas Long
Adam Chen
Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
iUnion Bridge
Weather damage and community notes from Union Bridge area
Noon storms caused heavy losses to grass and grain crops with uprooted trees across streets and utility lines. Large tree blocks traffic near Benedum Street and Lehigh Cement Plant area. Union Bridge fund drive raises 241.73. Local residents report medical and military updates and fire company ambulance calls.
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William Rinehart
Benedum Street
Ruth Shifler
Lehigh Cement
Union Bridge
James Edward Eyster
Charles Eyler
Baltimore
Secon
Byron Chen
U. S. Marines
Adam J. Chen
Union Brige
Camp Pendelton
San Diego
Calif
Shirley Roop
Roger Roop
Union
Lester Grossnickle
Johnssville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Union Bridge Fire Co
John Wetzel
Carroll Ecker
New Windsor
University ‘Hospital
Mother's Day events and local social notes in Boyds
The May 9 supper hosted by the Ladies Aide Society at Boyds Church drew wide attendance and raised funds. Reverends Kerr and guests visited from Baltimore, with a family gathering including Mrs Nina Heck. Mother's Day activities included a church service with corsages and a moving picture screening. An infant christening occurred for Joseph Weaver at Barnesville, with a reception following. A May 7 wedding united Dorothy Whitworth and John Sylvester Cote in the manse. Deeds recorded include Crum to Ramaburg for Woodsboro area property about 11 000 dollars and Nester to Eyster on West Main Street Emmitsburg for 6 800 dollars.
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BOYDS
Ladies Aide Society
Boyds Church
James P. Kerr
Baltimore
Kerr
Nina D. Heck
Joan C. Heck
Rupert Spring
Marshall Allnutt
Rockville
Smith Hovie
Vernon Russell
Takoma Park
Dale
Darrell Backman
Mr. Kerr
Christian Endeavor Society
James Spring
Marion Burkett
Mountain Side
Preston Weaver
Joseph
Driscoll
Barnesville
Charles Sullivan
Weaver
Dorothy V. Whitworth
Silver Spring
John Sylvester Cote
Henry R. Crum
Oscar M. Ramaburg
Woodsboro
Woodsboro-Liberty Road
James L. Nester
Andrew R. Eyster
West Main Meeet
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Auxiliary Plans May 23 Sale and June Prom
Twenty five members attended the Emmitsburg American Legion Auxiliary meeting on May 5 with President Mrs Carmen Topper presiding. A food and rummage sale is set for Saturday May 23 in the Firemen's Hall. Committees named for food and rummage and June refreshment duty. The unit will sponsor Emmitsburg High School senior prom in June and will award prizes to St Joseph's High School and Emmitsburg High School for American history. Poppies by disabled veterans to be sold May 21 through Memorial Day. Contributions to Cancer Fund and cigarette fund for hospitalized veterans. Next meeting Tuesday June 2 at 8 30 PM. Also notes on local hospital visits and residents shifts.
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Emmitsburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Carmen Topper
Firemen’s Hall
Charlotte Sanders
Anne Shorb
Frances Stinson
Anne Topper
Nettie Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg High School
Loretta Boyle
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
B. H. Boyle
Stanley Scarff
St. Anthony's Church
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Cecil Sylvester
Kissemmee
Fla
Norman Flax
East Main St
Sylvester
Mary Ellen Glass
Edgar Glass
W. C. Shuff
Edythe Nunemaker
A. W. Eckenrode
Chas. Cinegran
Local School Principal To Head Teachers Group
Herman Hauver principal of Brunswick High School presided over the spring Frederick County Teachers Association meeting at Frederick High School. Officers elected for the coming year include President Donald McLuckie and vice presidents Heisely Coran and Herman Hayver with secretaries Lease and Moser, treasurer Stall, and representatives/delegates from multiple schools to state and national education conventions.
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Herman Hauver
Brunswick High School
Frederick County Teachers Association
Frederick High School
Mildred Trevvett
Thurmont High School
Patricia Halley
Ralph White
Frederick Church
The
Brethren
Eugene W. Pruitt
Frederick County
Donald McLuckie
North Market Street School
Heisely Coran
Herman Hayver
Betty Ann Lease
Liberty Junior High School
Marian Moser
Elm Street
Erma Stall
Kenneth Twentey
Walter Culler
Sara Bowlus
North Market Street
Fred Ward
Middletown
National Education Association
Kenneth Twenty
Frank Lewis
Bim Street
Public sale sells Mt. Airy home of Fannie Bender
At the Court House on Saturday the six room frame dwelling of Fannie E. Bender with outbuildings including a two car garage on the old Annapolis road west of Mt. Airy was bought by Brice J. Bunkies and Charles LeRoy Bunkies for 4325 dollars. About an acre of ground. Edward L. Bender B Louise Musgrove OdierE. Mills and William B. Bender acted as legal heirs. W. Jerome Oftwit was attorney and John L. Ponton auctioneer.
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Court House
Fannie E. Bender
Annapolis Road
Mt. Airy
Brice J. Bunkies
Charles LeRoy Bunkies
Edward L. Bender
B. Louise Musgrove
Odiere. Mills
William B. Bender
Fannie Bender
W. Jerome Oftwit
John L.ponton
First Quadruple Amputee Discharged From Hospital
Clarence Mosley 22, the Air Force’s first quadruple amputee, left Walter Reed Army Hospital using artificial legs learned in four days. He visited his Paterson, New Jersey parents and will return for stump treatments. Mosley flew to Korea as a waist gunner and survived 24 missions before December 4 when his plane was shot down.
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Washington
Clarence
Red) Mosley
Air Force
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Paterson
N. J
Mosley
Korea
Shoot to Halt Boys With Car Chase in Frederick
Police fired a warning shot to stop two juveniles fleeing a stolen car on East Patrick Street. The 16 and 17 year olds from Frederick were detained in juvenile quarters pending court and parental custody. Officers pursued after the youths started a 1950 Mercury from Estes Motor Company. The pair fled on foot but surrendered when the shot rang out.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick
William C. Roderick
Estes Motor Company
Estes
Trump
Bender
Earl E. Kolb
Kanode
Garland Forrest Frederick
Joyce T. Garman
Grant L. Stitely
Route 1
Paul R. Wisner
John R. Kaner
Williamsport
John F. Clayton, Jr
Baltimore
N. Dorsey
Grimes Road Residents Seek Improved Highway Near Emmitsburg
Grimes road property owners along Emmitsburg district presented a petition to County Commissioners requesting rights of way in exchange for road upgrades. They seek macadamizing about 1.5 miles from Six’s Bridge road to Keysville road. The board reviewed the request with the Roads Board amid a tight annual roads program. The Harbaugh Valley road improvement petition, about 1.5 miles from north of Friend’s Creek to Pennsylvania Hoe in Hauvers district, was also discussed.
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Grimes Road
Emmitsburg
Six's Bridge
Keysville Road
Roads Board
Grimes’ Road
Harbaugh Valley
Friend's Creek
Pennsylvania Hoe
Hauvers
Schoolboy Admits Arson in Cumberland Fire
Authorities said a 12-year-old sixth grade student admitted setting fires at Johnson Heights Elementary School and a nearby two room house. Detective Lt. James E. Van reported the boy was arrested at the school after a fire in a storage room. costumes and scenery valued in the hundreds of dollars were destroyed. The boy, who had a burn on a finger, admitted to touching fire to a home Wednesday night, causing extensive damage. About 430 pupils evacuated within a minute of discovery.
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Cumberland
James E. van
Johnson Heights
Van
Loretta McGeady
Eisenhower Visit at Shangri La Puts Spotlight on Retreat
President and Mrs. Eisenhower visited Shangri La in the Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont leading observers to weigh the future of the camp. Officials say no decision has been made on its disposition while residents hope it will be preserved for historic and sentimental reasons. The visit followed by three thirty and four fifteen from Frederick to the park area sparked renewed questions about whether the retreat will be kept, turned over for other use, or retained in its wartime configuration.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Shangri-La
Catoctin
Thurmont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
State College
Frederick
U.S
Fdr
Roosevelt
U. S
Winston Churchill
White House
Maryland
Thurmont Area
Catoctin Furnace
Thur Imont
North County
Roosevelt Churchill
National Hospital Week Observed In Frederick Events And Donations
National Hospital Week is observed in Frederick with events by the Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxiliary. Mrs. Byron D. White reports a $100 hospital donation and half that amount to the Auxiliary. Funds support the Snow Ball and the goal of $11,000 for air conditioning in operating rooms. A tour was offered and a nurses training school recruitment drive is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hospital
Frederick
Women's Auxiliary
The
Memorial Hospital
Byron D. White
Nurses” Training School
Memorial School
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Frederick Farmers
Dr. Sizco
Rhoderick
Frank Keefer
Board OF Directors OF
Girl Scouts
Edward Storm
Niemann Srunk
Lewis Rowe
Ned S. Zeiler
F. Russell Young
George J. Smith
Sam H. Rosenstock
Harry D. Radcliff
Thomas Safrit
Jerry Pearrell
Ronnie Demroy
Brunswick
Glendon
Len Wilt
Pvt
Idv
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
William Everhart
Ben Brady
Hyattsville
Gary Smith
Laura Young
Homer Lay
Patsy Ann
Arlington
Earl Baker
Dickey
Woodbine
George Hardy
Ars
Henry Palmer
Richard Price
Holly Jane
Chillum Heights
Brenswick
Arsenio Cumberland
Nipweps Pro
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