Consumer named key in fighting inflation in 1951
Dr. Arthur F. Burns of the National Bureau of Economic Research credits the consuming public as a pivotal force in curbing inflation in 1951. He notes frugal purchases and increased personal savings rose from 1949 to 1951, though warns there is no guarantee the consumer will refrain from future spending. He adds the consumer is a complex economic figure, capable of stirring up uncertainty alongside investors and entrepreneurs. Government economists point to cost of living rises since April 15 and blame higher fruit and vegetable prices for the spring surge.
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Arthur F. Burns
National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
Burns
Dr. Burns
Master’s Degrees Awarded at Brown University Convocation
Eighty eight students from 18 states and five foreign countries received advanced degrees at Brown University’s Graduate School Convocation in Providence. Robert M. Burger of Frederick Maryland earned the Master of Science in Physics for a thesis on The Construction and Analysis of an Omegatron.
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Providence, R. I
Brown University
States
District of Columbia
Canada
Sweden
France
China
Cubs
Robert M. Burger
W. L. Burger
Culler Avenue
Frederick
Burger
Frederick High School
Elks Carnival to Open With 14 Shows in City Streets
Fifty years ago items report the Elks Carnival will open Monday with the Robinson carnival company bringing 14 tented shows and four outside attractions placed across the business district. The News shows a Baltimore and Ohio coal chute at Riehl's Mill with 250 ton capacity. Republican county convention fails to elect delegates to the congressional convention at Hagerstown with Arthur D. Willard presiding and endorsing George A. Pearce. Clarence Compher and Ern est Cockerly of Western Union wear new blue uniforms. Mr Klein of Braddock owns a Sow that has birthed 21 pigs in under five months, the first litter of ten born on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Carnival Company of
Columbus
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Riehl’s Mill
C. E. Klein
Braddock
Twenty Years Ago Items Publicize Local Matters May 1932
Twenty years ago in Frederck area residents from 60 clubs pressed county commissioners for tax reductions and tighter spending amid economic strain. Charles H. Carr of Baltimore and Ohio retires after 46 years in train service. Jacob Rohrback, a local figure, will address Ya College graduates on Wednesday morning.
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Frederck Lions Club
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Charles H. Carr
Weverton
Jacob Rohrback
Miya College
Buck sergeant honor earned by front line priest in Korea
Father Frank Boyle, an Irish missionary known as a frontline chaplain in Korea, was humorously promoted by popular demand to buck sergeant in the U.S. Army. He served for more than a year with the Second Infantry Division, risking patrols and giving last rites, earning wide respect before returning to his parish. He plans to return to Korea and rejoin the American Army he joined two years earlier.
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Far East
Columban Fathers
Father Frank
Korea
U. S
Uncle San
U. S. Second Infantry Division
Frank
The
Local divinity student earns seminary degree in New York
Herman A branch of Frederick Maryland among 33 divinity students receiving Bachelor or Master of Sacred Theology Degrees at General Theological Seminary commencement in the Seminary Chapel New York May 31 1949 The largest class in the school's history 21 states 30 dioceses Episcopal Church address by Whitney Jennings Oates Humanities as Living Experience. Mr di Brandi to be ordained deacon later in All Saints Frederick Maryland by Bishop Noble C Powell Golf results Memorial Day flag tournament at VFW Country Club won by Hal Moser with tight finishes by Chet Brown Tommy Michael Bernard Elworthy Jimmy Bowers Bill Tailey and Fred Hodco"}
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Fredérick
General Theological Seminary
New York
Herman A
Episcopal Church
Benjamin M Washburn
Newark
Whitney Jennings Oates
Princeton University
di Brandi
All Saints Church
Frederick
Noble C. Powell
Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
VFW
Hal Moser
Maser
Chet Brown
Tommy Michael
Bernard Elworthy
Jimmy Bowers
Bill Tailey
Fred Hodco
Married in Emmitsburg Charles Walker Jr Weds Miss Woods
Miss Bobbie Jane Woods of Charleston West Virginia became the bride of Charles Ivan Walker Jr in a 10 30 a m double ring ceremony at Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Rev W Merval Weaver officiated The bride wore a nylon net and lace gown with a Stewart cap and lilies of the valley bouquet The groom is of Charleston and the couple will live at 3610 Staunton Avenue Charleston after a wedding trip They will return June 8 from their honeymoon
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Emmitsburg
Bobbie Jane Woods
Charleston
W. Va
Q. E. Woods
Charles Ivan Walker
C. Ivan Walker
Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church
W. Merval Weaver
Frederick Presbyterian Church
William W. Walker
Thomas D. Owen
Joe C. Sheridan
Robert Umberger
John T. Pool
Rockville
E. L. Higbee
Brahms
Bach
Handel
Green Parrot
Gertrude Cales
Mattalea Cales
Nancy Holden
Janet Anderson
Mary Sue’ Twitty
Pt. Pleasant
Walker
Staunton Avenue
Emmitsburg High School
University of Maryland
West Virginia University School of Journalism
Theta Sigma Phi
National Women’s Journalistic Honorary
The
Press Club
State of
West Virginia
West Virginia University
Morris Harvey College
Appalachian Electric Power Company
T.D. Owen
Homer W
E. c. Hammack
Morris W. Carel
Pittsburgh
John Conner
Philadelphia
Byron Jordan
Taneytown
Charles Gutshall
Waynesboro
Roy Sorelle
Thurmont
Ben Owen
Morristown
Tenn
W. S. Owen
Bluefield
R. L. Denny
James Denny
Baltimore
J. L. Twitty
Syd C. Johnson
Ardmore
Okla
Rita Joan Dinterman
Robert Dinterman
Arlington
Ensign Gordon Stark
A. H. Stark
Spokane
Wash
St. Ann‘s Catholic Church
Father O'Hara
Chantilly
Mary Jane Grams
Frederick
Wayne Summers
Iowa
Marshall Scruggs
Jesse Wisdom
Robert M. Dinterman, Jr
Lyon Park Club
Virginia
Miss Dinterman
Frederick Memoriat Hospital School of
University of Oregon
U. S. Navy
Department of Defense
Washington
Canada
Scotland
Connecticut
Job's Daughters Elect Officers At May Meeting
Bethel No. 28 of Job's Daughters held a May 28 meeting in the Evangelical Brethren School room with a covered dish supper. The Executive and Associate Councils were installed, naming Mary Dubel and Murray Fox as leaders, with several officers and guides installed by visiting dignitaries. Jacques DeMolay Commandery, Knights Templar No. 4, invited three candidates for initiatory degree on June 5 at Mason Temple, which was accepted. Barbara Schwartz was elected Honored Queen for June 1952 to December 1952, with Margaret Crowther, Betty Lou Gaver, Elizabeth Boyer, and Patsy Lescauest named officers. About 75 members and guests attended from multiple towns. The next meeting is scheduled for June 11.
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Bethel No
International Order of Job's Daughters
Evangelical Brethren
Mary Dubel
Murray Fox
Dorothy Lescailees
Genevieve Martz
Grace Butcher
Gertrude Heimiller
Maryland
Marion Smith
Marian Baden
Dorothy Langley
Bethe
Estle Job
Robbie Allen
Brand Messenger
Doris Walter
Jacques DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Barbara Schwartz
Margaret Crowther
Betty Lou Gaver
Elizabeth Boyer
Patsy Lescauest
Pact
Elzabeth
Andrew Masser
Maurice Hermiler
Austin Renn
Suver Spring
Indian Head
Seat Piracani
Baltimore
Frederick
Ipa
Dance Reunion Of F. M. H. Alumni Association
The Frederick High School Alumni Association will hold its June 10 dance at Braddock Heights pavilion. Harry and his orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with dress optional. New officers will be elected at the event and intermission ballots cast for a slate to be announced next week.
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F. MH
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Braddock Heights
Harry
George J. Stup
Dorie Dexter Harry
Lawrence In Europe: France quiets Communist rise
Paris analysis notes French authorities weakened Communist influence since 1947 by removing key positions and exposing Soviet tactics. It distinguishes political Communists from Soviet Apparatuses, cites public indifference to protests, and outlines eight sources of Communist strength including front groups, myths about Soviet benefits, and infiltration of public service.
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David Lawrence
Paris
France
Eisenhower
Ridgway
Russia
Hitler
Stockholm
Communist Party
Soviet Russa
Tunis
Legitelature
Know Your Policemen Sergeant Culler Leads Frederick PD
For eleven years at Police Headquarters night desk Sergeant Philip H Culler has kept watch since June 15 1941. Born September 6 1883 on the Krantz farm he rose from patrolman to sergeant by 1939 and now heads the night division. Widely described as energetic and neatly dressed he is married to Ruth Odell Culler with two daughters and is the uncle of Mayor Lloyd Culler. The piece notes Culler as the oldest member yet still active and highly regarded.
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Philip H. Culler
Sgt. Culler
Baker Park
Krantz
Buckeystown Pike
Frederick
Beard
Feagaville
Sergeant Culler
Ruth Odell Culler
Riser
Mr. Culler
New Jersey
Culler
Police Department
East Second Street
Masten Long
Creagerstown
Margaret C Zell
Baltimore
Lloyd C. Culler
Set
County Passes Goal In Cancer Fund Drive
Maryland counties near the 1952 Cancer Crusade goal of 210000, with total collected about 95472.12 at state headquarters. Several counties exceed 100 percent of their targets, including Worcester, Wicomico, Queen Anne, Washington, Talbot, Somerset, Howard, Frederick, Dorchester, Caroline, and Calvert. Anne Arundel, Baltimore County, Cecil, Charles, Harford, Kent, Prince Georges report varied progress toward their quotas.
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Baltimore
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Worchester
Wicomico
Queen Anne
Washington
Talbot
Somerset
Howard
Frederick
Dorchester
Caroline
Calvert
Anne Arundel
Baltimore County
Cecil County
Charles County
Harford
Kent County
Prince Georges County
Modern Railroads Explores Western Maryland Railway Study
The current issue of Modern Railroads Magazine, in conjunction with the Western Maryland Railway Company, presents a comprehensive study of the railroad's modern operations. The article outlines infrastructure, equipment, and service strategies shaping the line's future.
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Mails West
Modern
Western Maryland Railway Company
Modern Railroads Magazine
Western Maryland
Social Etiquette Guidance for Handling Tactful Conversations
A note on how to handle delicate social situations with tact. It suggests offering a preferred approach, such as stating I believe it would be better to do it this way, to avoid friction and keep interactions respectful.
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Clarence Eakle
Charles Keadle
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Mildred Buckelew
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Vernon Ritter
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George Smith
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Virginia Young
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Richard Young
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Fioyd Pressler
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Granswick
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Evelyn & Sullaan
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Frank Beaver
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Oscar Schultz, Jr
Oscar Schultz
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Winebrenner School of Divinity
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Ohio Presbyterian Church
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Clarence Schultz
New Market
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Atlee Hormne
Burkittsville
Foxwell, Va
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Banff and Lake Louise
Canadian Rockies
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British Columbia
Kiwanis International
John Dell
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Mary Elizabeth
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Samuel G. Gardner, Sr
George T. Cramer
Maire
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Howell Lovell
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J. C Hess
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