City to spend 2000 on Christmas decorations in Frederick
Frederick Chamber of Commerce retail division will allocate 2000 for Christmas street decorations this year, about 20 percent above last year’s 1608 raised by subscription. Merchants funding main street decor plan a Santa Claus float for the post Thanksgiving season with plans for North Pole representatives. Local stores will extend night hours from December 16 to 29, with Wednesday half-holidays ending December 20. New York Ford Foundation president Paul G Hoffman named to 75000 salary. Zoning Board meeting postponed to December 4 with hearing for Walter J Powell on gas tanks proposal.
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Chamber of Commerce
Santa Claus
Frederick
North Market Street
St. Nicholas
West All Saints At
All Saints Street
Bentz
Santa
North Pole
Jerry Gallup
Walter J. Powell
Marion JD. Carmack
East Fourth
East Streets
Blue Barron To Play At Ellis Ball Charity Event
Frederick County hosts the Second Annual Charity Ball at the State Armory on Thanksgiving Eve November 22. Blue Barron Orchestra performs Music of Yesterday and Today to benefit local causes. Committee chairs include Rowlus, Null, McCauley, Zimmmerman, Hock, Ryerly Jr, Offutt, and many others. Tickets, decorations, publicity, and programs are organized by named volunteers as plans progress. In last year’s success the Elks again present the nationally known Blue Barton Orchestra.
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Blue Barrons’ Orchestra
Frederick Frederick County
Frederick Lodge
B. P.O. Ellis
State Armory
Rowlus
David
Delbert Null
Marshall McCauley
James Zimmerman
Tom Gis Chi Viets
Charles Hock
Charles Ryerly Jr
Jerome Offutt
Ed Sisdling
Richard Bowls
Alfed Sharpe
Fed Winpigler
Henry Ponton
Verenon
Heffer
Dick Tregoning
Rene Gibo
Arthur Mason
Robert Burall
Ralph Lahne
Fet Spurrier
Toe Stephens
Henry Decker
Joe Eisenhauer
Bruce Brochey
Grover Fenton
Henry Sehnder
John Null
Jack Friedman
Donald Davis
Win
Holzapfel
Ernie Masher
Nave Hagan
Robert Danner
Richard Zeig
Marsh Wr
Marrone
Tom Williats
Herman Wee
War Manpower Commission
Court News Marriage Licenses List Prompts Several Records
A long list of marriage license records appears, naming individuals and spouses from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Notable entries include Donald L Wachter and Norma M Harris both of Frederick and Keymar, Edward J Owens and Edith Anderson of Scranton and Mr Airy, plus others from Hagerstown, Harrisburg, York and more, with ages ranging from teens to senior. The item reads like a courthouse roll of licenses granted, with locations including Frederick, Harrisburg, Hagerstown, York, and nearby towns, noting widower and widow statuses and varied surnames.
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Donald L. Wachter
Keymar
Norma M. Harris
Frederick
Edward J. Owens
Scranton
Edith
Anderson
Mr. Airy
Frank E. Kreider, Jr
Harrisburg
B. Irene Dolby
Flizabethtown
Percy J. Ridenonr
Coellingsdale
Muriel
Kepler
Hagerstown
J. Reymond Dimleavy
Josephine F. Oliveras
Philadelphia
Nevin Charles Sodergren
Shirley Mac Glenn
James Oliver Hawes
Lamsville
Frances R. Wilcox
Oif Horseheads
N.Y
Leas Keedysville
John Strather
Folivar
W. Va
Frances Jriggs
Knoxville
Leslie F. Breackhill
Anna G. Muldaan
Mifflintei
Ralph W. Miller
Joseph JH. Exler
Enun
Tax Survey Report Expected From Commission Later This Month
Governor Lanne ostid announced a special commission to study taxation and property assessment inequities. Appointed under a General Assembly resolution, the non political panel includes prominent attorneys and businessmen. The five year rotation in county and district assessments aims to equalize taxes but has drawn complaints.
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Baltimore
Lanne Ostid
Aosperialax
TG General Assembly
General Assembly
State Ax Commission
Ierime
May Sidestep Showdown Over Korea Crisis
Washington discussions indicate the United States may seek a United Nations halt to Chinese aid to North Korea. State Department officials appear to reject using Chinese Nationalist troops and mulls MacArthur authorization to accept aid from the Republic of China. High-level officials warn against premature conclusions as the Red China situation unfolds.
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Washington
Nav
America
United States
United Nations
Goveernment
Coun Jcil
Peiping
State Department
Knvavland
Korea
iJuly
Chiang Kai-Sheik
South Korea
Chiang
Formosa
Knowland
Acheson
Unusual U N Diplomatic Visits Ahead of Elections
Diplomats at the United Nations plan to visit Lake Success for talks, drawing many friends due to heightened interest in international affairs. A bar in the defecate's lounge will be open only during polling hours on election day in New York State.
Letters From Frederick Residents Reach Santa Claus
During a severe cloudburst in Porto Bello Panama two and a half inches of rain fell in three minutes. The News received no letters to Santa Claus this year. it notes that the first of the year was not sent to Santa. David Lee Waltz and Jacqueline Ray Waltz of Frederick were mentioned in connection with the letters.
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Santa Claus
Tey
David Lee Waltz
Jacqueline Ray Waltz
Frederick
Porto Bello
Panama
May Have Own Sales Tax Plan
Baltimore November 6 Theodore R McKeldin said Republicans may spring surprises at the upcoming special session of the General Assembly called by Governor Lane. A GOP bill to modify the sales tax and another to change property assessments were outlined amid election day discussions, with Lane seeking tax relief goals and McKeldin promising his party’s alternative. Attorney General Hall Hammond said two minor bills would accompany the sales tax measures, including Camp Ritchie status and bank merger law tweaks. In a separate Baltimore court action, Charles Burns and six others faced gambling charges, with Burns described as a hacker of a numbers writing headquarters.
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Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
General Assembly
Lane
McKeldin
Democratic Party's Platform Pledge To Cut the Sale Tax.” McKeldin
Hall Hammond
Ritchie
Washington County
Maryland
Washington
Bill Hammond
Charles Burns
Burns
Michael J. Manley
Alexander J. Emerson
Oldest Cypress Tree Quoted as 4000 Year Ancient
A Tule Mexico cypress tree is claimed to be the world’s oldest living thing with an estimated age of 4000 years. Roscoe Evans and Juanita Jones face fines of 1000 and 400 to 500 dollars respectively, with others fined 400 to 500 dollars. The text also mentions a business debt of 382,688.29 linked to a person named ald a.
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Roscoe Evans
Juanita Jones
Tule
Mexico
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