Mathieson Objectives Detailed At Largely Attended Meeting
A public meeting in Frederick Maryland sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce outlined Mathieson Chemical Corporation of Baltimore potential plans to operate Camp Detrick research and development for the Defense Department. Executives described negotiations, company growth, and objectives to expand raw materials, products, and markets while reassessing employment housing and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathieson Chemical Corporation of
Baltimore
Defense Department
Chemical Corps
Camp Detrick
Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Army
Detrick
Maryland Chemical Industrial Company
Chemical Corps-Mathieson
Frederick
John J. Hayes
Mathieson
Willard G. Rouse
Mathieson Alkali Works
Commonwealth of Virginia
T. S. Nichols
Cambridge
E. R. Squibb
Rouse
William A. Feirer
Squibb Institute of Research
Detrick Research
Mathieson Corporation
Feirer
Squibb Company
Robert Taylor
Corporation
Girard W. Gallup
Eisenhower hints at campaign role in 1954 GOP push
President Eisenhower indicated at a news briefing that he may take the stump in 1954 to support a GOP program in Congress, while denying plans to cut U S combat strength or meet Churchill. He noted delight over Israel halting a Jordan river dam project and said the U S will renew aid, and he welcomed Greece’s King and Queen as dinner guests at the White House. He also addressed his health, saying he feels fine, with tests after a Denver trip, and clarified his stance on intervening in Virginia governor’s race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Churchill
Britain
Russia
Israel
Jordan River
United Nations
United States
USSA
Greece
Dianer
White House
Robert Donovan
New New York Herald Tribune
Denver
Ted Dalton
Virginia
Dalton
GOP
Tax Cut Outlook Is Not Bright
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey said no tax reductions are promised next year beyond the corporation excess profits and individual income taxes. He warned the federal budget cannot balance in fiscal 1955 without substantial cuts in defense outlays, noting a large deficit unless military spending is reduced. Officials indicated tax relief remains unlikely until a budget balance is seen, with possible continuation of the 52 percent corporate tax and resistance to net excise cuts. A separate Peoples Court case suspended a $100 fine for Joseph E. Brooks for intoxication and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebble
Calif
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Treasury
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
Eisenhower
Congress
Frederick Junior Woman's Club 14th Anniversary Dinner
The Frederick Junior Woman's Club marked its 14th anniversary at Hotel Frederick with Mrs. F William Tillinghast detailing Frederick's role in the federation. Guests included Mrs. John S Derr Jr and Mrs. C Austin Sherald, who introduced the speaker and attendees. The event highlighted club history since 1872, 102 clubs active, and projects for wounded veterans stamps polio vaccines and a University of Maryland scholarship.
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F. William Tillinghast
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Frederick
Hotel Frederick
John S. Derr, Jr
C. Austin Sherald
Zelvin D. Lowman
University of Maryland
Andrew Truxal
Edward Heffner
Herbert S. Hahn, Jr
Hays
Kline
John H. Kennedy
Howard R. Cole
Bernard Simmons
Ernest Lillard
Walter Bottcher
Barber Charles Pippin Killed in Chestertown Train Collision
Charles L. Pippin, 42, a Bet harbor barber working in Chestertown, died Tuesday when his car was struck by a train near Lynch, as reported by State Police.
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Chestertown
Charles L. Pippin
Betherton
Lynch
Col Ijams Speaks At Meet Of County Historical Society
Col George E Ijams described the Battle of North Point and its influence on the War of 1812 at the Frederick Historical Society meeting. He recalled Sam Smith and Baltimore defense, noted North Point’s turning point, and listed new members and summer acquisitions to the society.
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Col. Ijams
Meet of County Historical Society
North Pont
Frederick
Local Historical Society
Potomac
Bladensburg
Washington
Capitol
Treasury
Baltimore
Sam Smith
Col. Sjams
Smith
Winder
North Point
Fort McHenry
Hood Recitals Begin Tonight At Hood College
Hood College presents a multi performer recital in Brodbeck Hall tonight at 8 p m featuring 12 voice and keyboard students. Performers include Mera Braungart Ramona Crowl June Miller Evelyn Kauffeld Betsy Ochrie Joyce Pritchard Portia Whitaker Ruth Whitaker Rebecca Eversole Dominica Mileto and Mynthia Sternberg with works by Scarlatti Bach Curran Carew Hindemith Kabalevsky and Dohnanyi among others. Admission is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Applied Music
Brodbeck Hall
Mera Braungart
Shirley C. Braungart
Wilson Place
S. DeLuca
Alessandro Scarlatti
Brunswick
Ramona Crowl
Howard W. Crowl
Ludwig van Beethoven
June Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Johann Sebastian Bach
Peat] Curran
Malix Carew
Evelyn Kauffeld
Clifton
Betsy Ochrie
Mononsahela
Zion
Joyce Pritchard
Morristown
X_ 1
Antonio Cardata
Portia Whitaker
Harrisburg
al Baccio
Luigi Arditi
Franz Schubert
Ruth Whitaker
Harrisburg, Pa
Dohnanyi
Betty Range
Hagerstown
Rebecca Eversole
Kenmore
N. Y
Praeludium
Paul Hindemith
Jean Sibilius
Dominica Mileto
Annapolis
Dimitr Kabalevsky
Mynthia Sternberg
Bridgeport
Conn
Accused Man Dies of a Heart Attack in Baltimore
James M. Ashley, 55, one of ten men indicted last week over bribery and corruption tied to the municipal off street parking program, died of a heart attack at his home. A bookkeeper for Dominic Piracci and the Piracci Construction Co., he faced charges of conspiring to obstruct justice by falsifying company records and disbursement ledgers for 1953. He had appeared before the grand jury earlier in October and had a longstanding heart condition. He had been out on $2500 bail since the presentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James M. Ashley
Ashley
Dominic Piracci
Piracci Construction Co
Parti-King
Piracci
Grand Jury
Hallowe en Party At Linden Hill Draws Large Crowd
The Linden Hill Association held a Hallowe en party at Rudy s Garage on Thursday evening. A large attendance wore costumes and prizes were awarded for the most original outfits to Richard Jacobs and Jill Kanade. Refreshments and games followed. committee members included Mrs Richard B Rudy Fred Kemp and Mrs John Lakin. judges were Capt C W Magaha Austin Hoke and Mrs Floyd Walkenshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Hill Association
Hallowe'en
Rudy
Richard Jacobs
Jill Kanade
Richard B. Rudy
Fred Kemp
John Lakin
C. W. Magaha
Austin Hoke
Floyd Walkenshaw
Hit and Run Driver Sought in Parrsville Tragedy
State Police seek the tractor trailer driver after 13 year old Eleanor Young was fatally struck on Route 40 in Parrsville near 8 15 p m She was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she died shortly after admission from head injuries Eyewitnesses said she ran into the westbound truck while crossing the highway following a dropped pocketbook The following car did not stop and the truck driver remains at large for investigation by authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Young
Parrsville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy
Dubel
R. Dorsey
Dorsey
Jaycees Approve Two Month Program at October Meeting
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce members approved a two month plan including a Hallowe'en parade float, Voice of Democracy contest, TB and Public Health x‑ray drive support, and road sign consolidation. Committees led by Gerald Smith, Robert Davis, Henri Groenheim, and Donald Koons reported. George Delaplain Jr. presided. a $40 Community Chest gift was authorized. A Burroughs film titled In Balance was shown by Robert Applegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Donald Koons
George B. Delaplaine, Jr
The
Jaycees
Mother of Lansing Quadruplets Weds in bedside ceremony
Mrs June Troilman 33 mother of quadruplets wed George W Van Alstine 34 in a hastily arranged Lansing bedside ceremony. One quad died, three surviving infants under three pounds continue to be fed by medicine droppers as the couple names the babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing. Mich
Lansing
van Alstine
June Troilman
George W. van Alstine
Lansing Automobile
June
Helicopter Service Planned Between Miami Beach and Hialeah Park
In Miami Florida fans will reach the races by helicopter this winter as Hialeah Park partners with National Airlines to operate a 12 passenger craft between Miami Beach and the track. A dedicated landing strip is being built at Hialeah for round trips every 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Fla
Hialeah Park
National Airlines
Miami Beach
Hialeah
Apartment Dwelling Saved By Firemen At Long Corner
Three volunteer fire companies fought a blaze at a two story log building housing three families near Long Corner on Wednesday evening. An exploded oil stove started the fire, burning a summer kitchen and its contents, with about $1500 damage. Fire from Mt Airy and Lisbon pumped large volumes of water. Damascus stood by for other alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Corner
Laura Warner
Mt.’ Airy
Lisbon
Damascus
Mt. Airy
State Ups Its Bridge Offer For Williamsport Toll Road
HAGERSTOWN Oct 28 The state increased its bid for the Williamsport Maryland Potomac River toll bridge and gave private owners 20 days to accept. The final offer sets 45 dollars per share totaling 900000 for 20000 shares. The bridge company holds liquid assets of 150000 to 200000 and would net 700000 to 750000 after purchase costs. If rejected the state may accelerate plans to replace the bridge under a 12 year program with a new four lane structure to be built between 1962 and 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Williamsport
Morris B. Bassford
Bassford
Maryland
Russell H. McCain
Commission
Women Society of Calvary meets in Mount Airy group
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Church Mount Airy met October 21 with 42 members and one visitor. Leader Mrs Sterling Boone chaired the program Scatter the Good Seed with hymns and scripture read by Miss Gertrude Barnes. Talks covered rural church, community, and international topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Airy
Women’s Society of Christian Service of Calvary
Mount Airy
Sterling Boone
Gertrude Barnes
Boone
Leonard Hoade
Mexico
South America
India
Sterling
Africa
Lillian Leatherwood
Philippines
Winfred Watkins
D. W. Dickey
J. Keller Smith
Lindsay Browsing
Japan
Raymond Ring
Henry Good
Spiritual Life
Emily Burns
Frederick High School organ campaign opens and closes
The Frederick High School magazine service drive sponsored by the Frederick High School League aims to fund an auditorium organ. Basil Day leads as general manager with Henri Groenheim as advisor. Proceeds support school activities, with a campaign structure across grades and many student leaders listed to organize and run the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Frederick High School League
Basil Day
Henri Groenheim
Bass) Day
Jacob Ramsburg, Jr
Raymond Wright
Paul Fogle
Louise Weagly
Ronald Garling
Miss Weagly
John Summers
Katherine Biehl
Barbara Bowlus
Ann Ramsbury
Audrey Pressler
Beverly Marvel
Judy Neal
Frances Ashbury
Virginia Willis
Brian Study
Arnold Fleagle
Bobby Wade
Jean Hawkins
Maxine Elliott
Ruth Main
Charles Keller
Mary Shuff
Gary Linton
Betty Biser
G. W. Trout
Marlin Reeder
Richard Black
Perry Darner
James Harper
Susie Siffrin
Alverda Grimes
Dorothy Beachley
Tobi Kemp
Perry Dasner
Carol Holzapfel
Rose Marciole
Janet Day
Jie
Donald Koons
JoAnne Schroeder
Maria Cincotta
Michael Main
Henry Groff
Robert Groff
Erma Stull
Charles Grabill
Richard Randall
Wayne House
Helen Decker
Mary Rhoads
Georgia Masser
Eleanor Barnhart
Grant Swank
Ruby Arneson
Charles Zuhder
Isabel Frommeyer
Robert Ramsburg
James Ranck
Elaine Bridges
Louise Doty
Phyllis Hahn
Julia Rosenwald
Fay Grimes
Flossie Cain
Oliver Harding
Hughes
Elaine Rice
Patricia Thomas
Virginia Dennis
Ralph May
Mary Ann Geisbert
Charles Reller
Jo Anne Colliflower
Jo Ann Stup
Campaign to License Foster Homes Begins in Maryland
The State Department of Welfare reports 19 foster care homes licensed under new rules in Maryland with others likely unlicensed. A letter to health departments schools agencies and state's attorneys offices outlines August license requirements for homes with direct child placement from relatives or overnight care of up to five children. Homes with more than five children must be licensed by the state welfare department. The push follows the deaths of two children in unlicensed homes last year. nine new licenses issued in Howard County one in Montgomery and nine in Prince Georges. Parents are urged to avoid nurseries without licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Department of Welfare
Maryland
State Department For Welfare
Irene Olson
Division of
Howard County
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Pole Fire on East Patrick Street Causes Alarm
A short circuit on a utility pole atop East Patrick Street near Franklin triggered a fire alarm at 3 45 p m Thursday. United Engine Co and Citiens responded, Potomac Edison Co emergency line crew assisted to locate and fix the defect. No damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Patrick Street
Franklin
United Engine Co
Citiens
Potomac Edison Co
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Peoples Court
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Joseph E. Brooks
West Patrick Street
Brooks
Madison Street
Harry Phillipe
Junior Woman's Club
USN
Korea
Josh Ua N. Monath, Jr
Marines
Yokohama
Elizabeth Fuller
East Eight Street
Monath
NWAMS
AMAG
San “Francisco
Frank Keeler
Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Natalie Colbert
London Times
Ghent
Edna D. Clarke
Robert D. Osborn
Theresa T. Mathias, Jr
Helen Martz
Katherine Wehler
Margaret E. Schmitz
Robert B. Crothers
David D. Munsell
P. 5. Lansdale
Donald E. Ward
Charles A. Phillips
Edward E. Steiner
Anna Mary Rohrback
0. G. Magrud
Albert Jones
St. Louis
T. Poole Jones
Henrietta G. Jones
Old City
Charles Cox
Sgt. Fox
Viola Bowers
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Jessie Wissler
Thurmont
Astor
Abram Moses
State
Managua
Nicaragua
Homer Capehart
FHS
Gnaurt
Leonard L. Graham
Mt Airy
Sykesville
West Friendship
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