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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1954

Page

2

Allied Victory echoes in postwar European alignment

The Bonn Republic joins the Western Allies and NATO, placing twelve divisions at the disposal of the Supreme Allied Command, signaling a strategic reshaping of Europe. Moscow seeks a four power pact to unify Germany but is unlikely before treaties are ratified.

Europe Soviet Union China Mao Tse-Tung Bonn Republic Supreme Allied Command North Korea North Vietnam Moscow

Libertytown Homemakers Club meets for health forum

The Libertytown Homemakers Club gathered at Mrs. Raymond Keller's home on October 27 at 1 30 pm with President Mrs. Charles Jones presiding. Members discussed Maintaining My Family's Health led by health leader Mrs. Fred Ward, with Abs. Kefauver directing. officers were elected and next meeting set for November 18 at 7 30 pm at Mrs. Gaines Mouk's home.

Libertytown

SECA HALLOWEEN PARITY Halla Held In Made Ludce Room

The South End Civic Association staged its annual Halloween parade in the Made Ludce Room on Monday evening with about 125 children masked as fictional and real life characters. Judges Hazel Lewis Villeen Wickless and Evelly Lier ver awarded prizes for prettiest funniest most original and other categories. Refreshments followed the ceremony and the committee included Ruth Harrington Beatrice Hoffman Bertha Cook Ray Mills Willetta Boone and John Fox.

Seca Hallowe'en The South End Civic Association, Inc Paris Hazel Lewis Villelen Wickless Evelly Lierver Fox Stullin Donna Esworthy Ustiest Eddie Cook Wayne Gershert Daniel Bonne Mickey Maestrano Terry Mills Susan Whitmore Hallowe'en Ruth Harrington Beatrice Hoffman Bertha’ Cook Ray Mills Willetta Boone John Fox

Vacation Surprise Nudist Camp Reservation

A husband reveals he tricked his wife into a nudist camp vacation by booking a weeks long stay, prompting mixed reactions about privacy and comfort in the humorous exchange.

New Market Lions Organize Volunteer Fire Department

The New Market District Lions sponsor a volunteer five department unit with pledges of 2300 collected. J C Grove Jr chairs the service committee and a public meeting will form the department after canvass completion in a few weeks. Assisting are Edward Widmaier James R Hahn Franklin Smith and Dr Joseph Lerner. The group favors a rural engine to aid rapid fires until outside help arrives. A report is due at tonight’s Lions Club ladies night dinner at Mealey's with New Market School faculty guests.

New Market New Market District Lions Chih J.C. Grove Jr Service Club Edward Widmaier James R. Hahn Franklin Smith Joseph ‘Lerner Lions Club Mealey’s New Market School

Personal notices from Atlantic City Exposition attendees and military assignments

Mr and Mrs Paul Crum of East Patrick street and Mr and Mrs Sterling Bollinger extended attended the Dairy Exposition in the convention Hall Atlantic City New Jersey. Marine Pvt Richard L Brown son of Howard G Brown and Jane Moore Brown of Buckeystown serves with the Third Marine Division in Japan. Seaman Charles E Myers son of Charles E B Myers Sr of East Seventh street serves aboard the USS LST 11M designated top in its class by the Amphibious Force Atlantic Fleet.

Paul Crum East Patrick Street Sterling Bollinger Thurmont Atlantic City N. J

Local residents treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Among the sick is Jesse J. Hoover of 241 West Patrick Street admitted Sunday for observation and treatment. Rev. William H. Anderman Jr. of Lewistown returned home Sunday after a two week visit in Baltimore. Mr. Robert N. Grove of 131 East Third Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday.

Jesse J. Hoover West Patrick Street Potomac Edison Frederick Memorial Hospital William H. Anderman, Jr Lewistown

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1904

Fifty years ago in Frederick on November 1 1904 a fireman named Mr William Davis was badly cut and bruised when thrown from a horse drawn engine near Dr S S Maynard’s office. Halloween brought disorder and property damage with a false alarm and a short fire run. Market Street streets were covered with grain and produce. Emory L Coblentz of Middletown compiled a hymn book for churches and meetings. Mrs G Howard Willard bought a suburban cottage on Telegraph Street and will move her family here. Football plans were set for a game at Athletic Park November 4 against Carroll Athletic Club of Westminster.

William Davis Billy S. S. Maynard West Second Street Mr. Davis Frederick East Church Street Market Street Emory L. Coblentz Middletown Frederick Bar G Howard Willard Telegraph Street George A. Paisley Waillard Hasan FCS Athletic Park Carroll Athleic Club Westminster

Twenty Years Ago in The News Columns

Twenty years ago items note a major fire at Main Hatchery building causing about 517,000 in damage and injury to owner Fred Haves and Leon Estabrook returning home from Buenos Aires after talks on heat marketing. The Opusslam hunt became legal in Frederick County at midnight 15 days before the rabbit turkey and quail season. A Taneytown resident awoke to embers as his home burned, alerting his family just before the roof caught fire.

Leon WO Estabrook Sunny Fil Farm Shookstown Buenos Aires Argentina Sven Frederick County Taneytown Vivian Jenkins

Tax form stripes reveal income brackets for 1954 taxpayers

The article explains IRS mailing of new returns by income level with red, yellow, blue, and green stripes to speed processing. It notes exemptions for farmers and businesses, and that some households may face longer farm returns if their 1953 income included other sources. It also covers privacy concerns and staff assurances about enforcement.

James Marlow Washington Proprietors and Partners Peope Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue

Reds Stage Propaganda Drive In Northern Italy

NEA correspondent Peter Edson reports a sustained Communist propaganda push across northern Italy with posters, banners, and L Unita distribution. USIA counters include exhibits and cultural programs, but local anti Communist efforts remain limited while labor and rural groups show growing discontent.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Rome Italy Trieste Venice Genoa Milan L’unita Ferrara EDC European Defense Community L'Unita Wilma Montessi Piccioni Albania

Ten Killed Over Weekend In Maryland Crashes

Ten people died in weekend traffic crashes across Maryland counties and cities. Victims include Albert William Sweeney of Hmmutsburg who died after a bus strike in Gettysburg hospital, and Margaret Sue Miller, 21, near Lonaconing when a car she rode in lost control near Grantsville. Also killed were John Ross, 60, of Glen Burnie hit on the Alatley Neck Road, and Roser Woolford, 23, of Matley Neck Road driving the car. Additional fatalities involve James B R Ploppen, 22, of Fre Meatie sieves, and Herbert Barney, 45, and others named in scattered reports across Garrett, Anne Arundel, and surrounding counties.

Associated Pres Marsland Albert William Sweeney Hmmutsburg Gettysburg Pa Potomac Motor Lines He Eytle Margaret Sue Miller Knapps Meadow Lonaconing Grantsvile Garrett County Kenneth Owen Crowe James BR Ploppen Herbert Barney Baltimore

Triplet’s Father Takes Custody in Adelaide

David Crolla took possession today of his triplet sons in Adelaide after his estranged wife, 18, tried to place them for adoption. Crofla, 21, reportedly removed the babies from a maternity hospital to the two bedroom house he shares with his parents, asserting he would never let the children go and that his mother will look after them.

Adelaide Australia David Crolla Crofla

Begin Movement Of Tied Up Cargo

London dockers from eight ports join a four week strike over overtime refusal. 44,001 workers halt operations, crippling London, Liverpool and other ports. 340 ships idle with perishable foods at risk. A meeting negotiated a return to work with limited overtime while talks continue.

London Liverpool Birkenhead Manchester Hull Southampton Garston Rochester Richard Barrett Fridav

Warfield Discusses Refugees at Peninsula Conference

Dr Gavher P Warfield of New York and Rockville Md former missionary in Poland and survivor of World War II spoke at a Salisbury Easton Peninsula Conference session. He serves as executive secretary of the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief and addressed The Plight of Refugees and the Bishop's Appeal for Korea while outlining Methodism's current emphasis on Christian stewardship for the Eastern Shore districts.

Delmar. Dei Gavher P Warfield New York Rockville Poland Salisbuys Easton Peninsula First Methodist Church Warfield Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief Korea Chisan

GI business loans for veterans guide by Major Nial

Veterans may use VA guarantees to obtain business or home loans, with up to 50 percent guaranteed and a maximum of 4000 for real estate or 2000 for non real estate loans. Steps include choosing a viable business, consulting bankers, obtaining a Certificate of Eligibility, and presenting plans to lenders who may refer to the VA for approval.

Thomas M.nlal Veterans Administration Sauve US. Commerce Department Fiauontes Hulding and Loan Association

Emmitsburg Residents Visit Families Far and Wide

Emmitsburg area residents and relatives are noted visiting relatives across the country including Mr and Mrs Cleve Hoke in Baltimore with daughter Marian Youngstown, and Riverside California visitors with Alice McGlaughlin. Other entries list visits by York Village Maine families, University of Maryland students, and service members returning from furloughs or duty, including Selfridge Air Force Base.

Emmitsburg Cleve Hoke Baltimore Marian Youngstown Joseph Hoke Sin Roy Wuell David Ace Glaughin Riverside Calif Jalrs Alice McGlaughlin Richard Zacharias York Village Maine John Zacharias Afr David Fraties Chicago Sara Inn Iiller Ass Ruth Umbel State Teachers College Elizabeth Crockett Brook Ibn N. OV Norfolk Prof Wie Bo Eckenende Charles E. Warthen Louis H Callahan Haltimore Mary Overman J Russell Rodgers Taneytown Lloyd Fitez Richard Myers Selfridge Air Force Base Detroi. Mich Edward Myers Donald Myers

Loyal Elias Lutherans elect new officers in October meeting

The Loyal group of Elias Lutheran church elected Chester H. Masser president Setly Messner vice president Mary Masser secretary and Mary de Zierard treasurer at their October meeting A roast turkey Thanksgiving supper with the Luther Leaguers as guests is planned for Thursday evening Nov 18 at 6 30 p m Side Glance mentions furlough with his parents before overseas duty and several local visits and events including a Past Commanders banquet and college student activities involving Veronica Wierill and Donald Waters The chatter notes various visits between Bel Air Baltimore and nearby towns and a Chamber of Commerce effort on a labor survey and a $50 donation to the Boy Scouts

Elias Lutheran Church Chester H. Masser Setly Messner Mary Masser Mary de Zierard Luther Leaguers Waide Chrismer Bel Air Edwin Chrismer Flancis XII American Legion Funkstown Eugene Rodgers Louie Rosensteel Charles B Harner Eugene Sprankle Vincent L. Topper Thomas L. Sanders Robert B. Myers William Rosensteel Baltimore-Washington Immacurate Junior College Washington Donald Waters Philip Barry DePaul Auditorium Mt. St. Mary's College Chamber of Commerce Herbert W. Roger Chamber Lions Club Vigilant Hase Co Ciigens Mast Lewis Kelly Leo Eckenrode Hagerstown Walter Webster Pittsburgh

Leaders Weet The Leaders Bible Close of Cal vary Methodist Church

The Leaders Bible class session met Sunday morning in the chapel with Delbert S Null presiding. Daugieris offered the morning prayer and House read the Scripture. Millard Crum led singing, accompanied by Mrs Edward Manly. John Grieve taught the lesson on Who Be Diligent. Edward Mantz reported 62 Reds, 59 Blues, three visitors, total 124 present. Wilbur Smith, former president, visited from Winchester VA.

Calvary Methodist Church Delbert S. Null Preslang Cudhies E Daugieris Frank House India Millard E. Crum, Sy Edward H. Manly John M. Grieve Fesson Edward H. Mantz Wantz

Film on Hoof and Mouth Disease Shown by Club

Exchange club members will view a University of Maryland film titled Outbreak detailing USDA handling of the hoof and mouth disease outbreak. At the prior meeting Everett Champlin presided as topics covered Halloween parade community chest support and a dinner dance on Armistice Day. a nominating committee was named with Louis Warner, Thomas Staley, Paul Whipp and Peter Mazur.

University of Maryland United States Department of Agriculture Exchange Club V.F. W. Country Club Morvis Rhian Everett Champlin Louis Warner Champlin Thomas Staley Paul Whipp Peter Mazur

Bullets Find It Takes More Than One To Win

National Basketball Association recap notes the Bullets and Warriors games with Selvy scoring 38 for Furman, while Syracuse loses home opener, Lakers and Fort Wayne win. Eastern division standings show New York and Philadelphia leading, Baltimore near bottom. safety conference in Hagerstown aims to cut worker injuries with Cumberland Valley safety engineers session November 10.

Associated Press Baltimore Bullets Bullets Frank Selvy Furman Boston Celtics Selvy Philadelphia Warriors Neil Johnston Danny Finn Joe Grabowski Syracuse Minneapolis Lakers Fort Wayne Ed Macauley Bob Cousy New York Philadelpha Baltimore Rochester i Minneapolis Milwaukee Frederick Cumberland Valley St Paul's E.U.B. Church Hagerstown Cumberland Valley Industrial Safety Engineers James C. McCanner Everedy Company

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