The Semi-Weekly News 1953 November 6 Frederick Md
The paper announces subscription rates and policies for The Semi-Weekly News published in Frederick Maryland. It notes Associated Press rights, correction policy, mailing details, printing services offered, and the edition date of Friday November 6 1953.
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North Court St. Frederick
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Associated Press
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Fredenck
Peaceful Signs Cloud Korea Indochina Outlook
The article notes an uneasy calm in Korea and Indochina with stubborn optimism among chancelleries that peace could endure. It warns that rising anti Communist resistance in East Germany, if unchecked, could spark broader uprisings in satellite states and threaten the Soviet Union’s grip.
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Korea
Indochina
United Nations
East Germany
Race With Death and Highway Safety Calls
At the fifty first annual American Automobile Association meeting in Los Angeles officials urged manufacturers to pause the race for power and speed and focus on safety. With 12 hour traffic congestion there is little room for vehicles exceeding 100 mph as accidents rise due to overextended stopping distances and loss of control. Public safety requires safer car design or stricter speed laws and enforcement by governors. Also covered is a birthday observance for Mr George Naylor of Emmitsburg who turned 80 with family gathering and religious service. A separate Baltimore probe notes Senate and Lerilature plans on off street parking and possible grand jury interference discussions.
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American Automobile Association
Los Angeles
George C Nayler
Emmitsburg
Naylor
Mvs Creek Methodist Church
Wilbur
Re Mkenor
Aylord
and Aauchier Jr
Smythsburg
Virstor
Washington
George L. Simon
Aughter
Suzanne
York
Raymond Hornbeck
Ter
Sangra
Jesse Jean
Susan
Smithsburg
Providence
George Naylor
Sth
Baltimore
George
Della
Lerilatne Council
Het
Coun
Violinist Stephen Hero Delights 300 at Hood College
Violinist Stephen Hero gave a distinguished Brodbeck Hall concert at Hood College with 300 in attendance. He premiered Karlowicz Concerto Opus 8 in the U S. program included Tartini Devil's Trill arranged by Kreisler and Schubert Ave Maria. His partner Joseph Schwartz provided strong piano accompaniment as Hero displayed poise, varied tone, and technical facility though occasionally harsh in fast passages.
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Stephen Hero
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Mieczyslaw Karlowicz
Martini
Kreisler
Tartini
Fritz Kreisler
Joseph Schwartz
Mr. Hero
Paderewski
Schubert
Kreisser
Hero
Schwartz
Brahms
Brahms Joachim
Rimsky-Korsakov
Dr Truxal May Assume Duties After Holidays
Dr Andrew G Truxal president of Hood College may resume duties after Christmas following a heart attack in September. He has shown improvement since returning from Frederick Memorial Hospital sits up several hours daily and meets with visitors. An administrative committee led by Wayne Neely governs campus affairs during his illness.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Austin Pearre
Jphaswian
Trunal
Wayne C. Neely
Kathermine Sherrilt
Grace
Breen
Birth of Son Timothy Thomas to Bradshaws
Mr and Mrs John L Bradshaw of East Eighth Street announce the birth of a son Timothy Thomas on Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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John L. Bradshaw
East Eighth Street
Timothy Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul McAuliffe Appears on What's My Line Show
Frederick's Paul McAuliffe and wife pursued a TV debut on What's My Line? after a late September invitation. He traveled to New York, rehearsed with Herb Shriner's staff, and despite a tense first question about month names he and his partner earned 995 dollars, split as profit from the trip and show appearance.
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Betty Sullivan
Frederick Man
Paul W. McAuliffe
Francis Scott Key
Herb Shriner
Lady Fire
McAuliffe
Mr. McAuliffe
Jose
McAulffe
Frederick
New York- Frederick
Hood
New York
Susan
Nickie
Vero
Mr McAuliffe
Maryland
McAuliffes
Jo Straight Man
Claes
Court News F tte Court News F tte ul eg a
Margaret F Rice v Sterling R Rice filed for absolute divorce and partial divorce actions follow. Several marriage licenses list ages and residences. Deeds show numerous $10 transfers and county loactions. Big game hunting season notes from Fredericton N B report deer population up after mild winter.
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Margaret F. Rice
Sterling
R. Rice
Marshall C. Ahalt
Esther V. Ahalt
William C. Gaines
Hagerstown
Alma C. Rhodes
Williamsport
Wayne F. Baker
Patricia Lee O'Brien
Baltimore
Clarence F. Shepley
Myersville
Audrey L
Reginald Monroe Etzler
Anna Mildred Young
Elmer L. Lewis
John D. Young
Mary V. Baumgardner
William Albert Frailey
Maurice E. Michael
Paul E. Wireman
Stuart W. Weidner
Bernard J. Myers
Morris A. Zentz
James T. Bowers
Walter Tressler
Harry A. Wetzel
Preston D. Angleberger
Ronald A. Bishop Jr
D. Richard Arlington Jr
Ruth A. Schmidt
Willard Mathias Glessner Jr
John Clyde Douglas
Fannie E. Kidwiler
Luther V. McMurray
Catoctin Construction Co. Inc
Bertha L. McKensie
Catoctin
Orphans Court approves 4000 dollar settlement in Hummer case
The Orphans Court approved a 4000 dollar compromise in a circuit case brought by Douglas Elwood Hummer against the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for injuries at the municipal swimming pool. guardian appointed to receive the funds. plaintiff alleged negligence in pool construction and unattended supervision led to seven operations. The suit sought 10000 dollars. Also includes Roger Babson 1953 crop outlook notes on wheat, corn, soybeans, and cotton, with price supports and yield projections.
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Orphans Court
Douglas Elwood Hummer
J. Elwood Hummer
Frederick
Young Hummer
Hummer
William M. Storm
Young Hammer
Roger W. Babson
New
Boston
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Nature
Haui
U.S
U. S
Kansas
Southwest
Copright
Pub. Fin. Bu. Inc
Roger W. Baosou
Christmas Seals for Armed Forces Speech by Campaign Chair
Ralph Shure announced the Montgomery County Christmas Seal campaign chairing 1953 efforts. Families can request seals before November 16 by contacting the Tuberculosis Association at 3746 Howard Avenue Kensington. The article notes the queen ants of Australia are often four inches long.
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Ralph Shure
Montgomery County
The
Tuberculosis Association
Howard Avenue
Kensington
Australia
Photo of Maj Wayne W Fort administrative officer at Camp Detrick
Wayne W Fort of Washington DC serves as administrative officer on the staff of Col John J Hayes, assistant to the Chief Chemical Officer for biological warfare at Camp Detrick. He holds accounting and banking degrees from Baltimore College of Commerce and the American Institute of Banking. Fort, who entered service in 1942 after working at Alex Brown and Sons, recently returned from Korea with the Bronze Star. He resides at 608 Lee Place with his wife and three children. His father, the late Rev John E Fort, died in 1940 and was a Methodist minister in the area, serving Damascus Laytonsville and his last charge in Hagerstown.
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Detrick
Wayne W. Fort
Washington, D. C
John J. Hayes
Camp Detrick
Maj. Fort
Baltimore College of Commerce
American Institute of Banking
Baltimore
Alex Brown and Sons
Korea
Lee Place
John E Fort
Damascus
Laytonsville
Hagerstown
Governors push back on federal aid and tax powers
In HOLomnmuvwue Va and Washington early today governors blasted federal bribery and town_drunk spending as a threat to state rights. Texas Governor Shivers, Louisiana’s Kennon, and Maryland’s McKeldin led the attack, urging exclusive state gasoline taxation and restraint on federal programs while noting taxes and services. Separate brief notes say no decision yet on Army draft calls, with Defense Secretary Wilson indicating 37,000 remains speculative.
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Holomnmuvwue
UFR Dixie
Francis Cherry
Arkansas
Southern Governors Conference
Washington
Cherry
Eisenhower
Allan Shivers
Texas
Robert F. Kennon
Louisiana
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Shivers
Kennon
Kennan
Wilson
Local man dies by self-inflicted gunshot after peace warrant attempt
Garland Lee Bayles 28 resided with brother-in-law near Petersville on St Mary’s road. Troopers serving a peace warrant arrived about 9 30 p m Tuesday. Bayles shot himself in his car with a .22 rifle in the forehead and died at Frederick Memorial Hospital around 10 04 p m. He was a truck driver for Boyer Transportation Co. Surviving include wife Ethel Y Prince Bayles and son Garland Lee Jr., plus numerous siblings. Funeral arrangements by M R Etchison and Son.
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Garland Lee Bayles
Robert L. Maybush
St. Mary’s Road
Petersville
James Rouzee
John Browning
Maybush
Bayles
C. H
Walter Lee
Airy
Gilbert
David
Joseph
Robert
Hattie
Mary
Gary
East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Plead Guilty In Kidnapping Case In Kansas City
Ex convict Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Heady pleaded guilty in federal court to kidnapping and slaying Bobby Greenlease son of Robert C. Greenlease. Pleas limit death penalty to jury, with federal case possible for maximum. Trial set for Nov. 16. Missouri charges may follow.
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Kansas City
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown Heady
Bobby Greenlease
Robert C. Greenlease
Bobby
Kansas State Line
iHall
Kansas
Missouri
Women Clubs Observe United Nations Day in Adamstown
Nineteen members of the Buckeystown Homemakers Club joined eighteen from the Adamstown Club at the Adamstown Community Hall last Wednesday to mark United Nations Day. Nine members of the Point of Rocks Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service attended as guests. The devotional was led by Mrs Howell Happ. The film The Challenge was shown. Mrs William Zimmerman and Mrs Eimer Michael led the program. Mrs Eva Carlin demonstrated The Art of Staying Young. Mrs Palmer Snook led the business meeting. The Adamstown club will meet November 5 and urges donations for the Home for the Aged in Frederick. Mrs Ross Mills will host the next gathering.
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Buckleystown Homemakers Club
Adamstown Club
Adamstown
Women's
Society For Christian Service of
Point of Rocks Methodist Church
Howell Happ
William Zimmerman
jEimer Michael
Eva Carlin
Palmer Snook
Adamsitown Club
Frederick
Ross Mills
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