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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1954

Page

5

Washington Notes on Ike aides and Buckner push

NEA Washington notebook recalls Secretary Stephens managing Ike s talks with veterans groups led by Mar tin Buckner of Flint Michigan to build a permanent ex servicemen s division. It also notes the Army McCarthy hearings affecting Mrs Eisenhower s events and a White House supper.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Eisenhower Tom Stephens Ike National Veterans’ Organizations Republican Party Martin B. Buckner Flint Mich American Legion Europe Stephens GOP Buckner General Motors Senate Dwight D. Eisenhower Red Cross Mamie

Memorial Day Observance and Local Notices in Sykesville

Memorial Day service planned at the local war memorial with no parade. Ministers Rev Joseph Jesulus Rev Edison Amoss and Rev Alvin T Perkins to participate. Also notes on vacations engagements scholarships awards and 4 H Club activities in Liberty and Laurel areas with dates and names of participants.

Sykesville Skesville Joseph Jesulus St. Joseph's Catholic Church Edison Amoss St. James Methodist Church Alvin T. Perkins Wesley Freedom Methodist Church Lyman Wilson Florida Sharon Rains Washington Earl Rains Albert Hawkins Airs Luther Bounds Laurel Morton Smith Philadelphia Bernard Mays Lulu Mullinix Hazel M. Mu

Emmitsburg People News Briefs and Local Visits

Local notes from Emmitsburg recount furlough for Pvt Donald Joy at Carp Gordon Georgia visiting with parents Mr and Mrs Hubert Joy and Miss Sarah Boyle of Baltimore. Relationships and weekend visits span Reading Auburn and Blue Ridge Summit with multiple Geeseman and Fuss families mentioned. Death toll declines in Chicago as April traffic fatalities ease. Four drownings reported at Lake of the Ozarks after a wind squall swamped an excursion boat. about a dozen aboard with only four confirmed drowned.

EMMI Donald Joy U.S. Army Carp Gordon Hubert Joy Sarah Boyle Baltimore James Boyle Harry Lowe Lorraine George Danner Henry Gerken Carrie Sebour Irene Fisher Gerken Sebour Elia M. Corre New York Mary C. Fuss Robert Fuss Covina Calif Mary Fuss George Keepers Clarence Wachter C. E. Geeseman George Geeseman and Son Reading Allen Geeseman Auburn Dave Geeseman Blue Ridge Summit Chicago National Safety Council Bagnell Lake of the Ozarks

Weird Story Told at Friday Night Court

Magistrate Wilbur F Shieifield labeled the testimony in a case from Peoples Night Court the weirdest story of a week. Samuel R Moore, charged with assault, claimed he wasn’t there and had no weapon as the complainant identified him, and Moore was fined 325 and jailed 30 days with possible extra days if needed for nonpayment. Charles C Chaney was found not guilty of failure to support his wife, while Corp George D Debolt paid fines after pleading guilty to reckless driving but was jailed ten days for nonpayment until funds were found through selling a spare tire. Traffic fines were levied against Earl D Chaney Denver Shook Gable A Jackson and Arthur F Gauer for various speeding and driving offenses.

Wilbur F. Shieifield Dy People’s Night Court Bauery Catherine Blackston North Lentz Street Samuel R. Moore Moore West AH Saints Street Sheffield Charles C. Chaney Annapolis Hum Frederick Corp George D. Debolt U. S. Army Fort Holabird Earl D. Chaney Cumberland Serst Denver Gable A. Jackson Adamstown Arthur F. Gauer Baltimore Nathan Dorsey

North Carolina votes in Democratic primaries debate race

Voters in Raleigh and across North Carolina cast ballots in Democratic primaries as racial segregation and the senatorial contest dominated the final week. Articles also describe local events from Taneytown and Union Bridge including church programs, a bicentennial float, Memorial Day plans, and a Little Baseball League kickoff.

North Carolina Raleigh N.C

City Register Past Record Sparks City Hall Review

A statement pledges to seek approval from the City Register for Lt Cllzeli s Al Low City, signaling an official review of credentials and suitability for appointment. Authorities emphasize adherence to local governance norms as the process unfolds.

City Register al Lt Cllizelis AL Low City

Graves Decorated at Union Bridge Lutheran Service

Rev Dison Yaste pastor leads ceremonies with Rev Ernest Colwell in a graves decorating event. The piece notes San Francisco as the largest landlocked harbor, describing the city on a falls bordered by the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay.

Dison Yaste Union Bridge Lutheran Charge Ernest Colwell San Francisco Calif San Francisco Bay

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