Kiwanis Club accepts new member in Frederick
In 1951 the year’s latter half shows lighter fruit carry-over and a stable dairy price outlook. Mr. Hamilton predicts some rise in milk prices but not as sharp as meat, while feed costs stay steady. Farmers hope higher 1950 prices will be offset by higher costs and taxes. Lloyd Mallonee, C P Telephone Frederick commercial manager, joins Kiwanis. Charles K. Taylor leads induction. J Milton Brunk presides. visiting Kiwanian Clarence V Wood from Roanoke attends with guests Austin Renn and John Magruder from the University of Maryland.
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Hamilton
University
Cheatham Heads Frederick Kiwanis in 1950 Election
John R. Cheatham, Key Chevrolet Sales, was elected president of the Frederick Kiwanis Club at the annual election. James F. Messersmith became vice president with Gordon F. Yalmer treasurer and several others named as directors. The new officers start January 1. Speaker A. B. Hamilton discussed agriculture and future farm income, warning against debt and noting agriculture will mobilize for a long period with a national budget projected at 55 to 59 billion dollars.
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Key Chevrolet Sales, Inc
Frederick Kiwanis Club
James F. Messersmith
Gordon F. Yalmer
Guy Anders
Casper E. Cline
Thomas F. McGill
Carlton Molesworth
A. B. Hamilton
Maryland State Grange
University of Maryland
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Hamilton
United States
Thomas
Revising Code Of Ethics For Teachers In Washington
The National Education Association reported that a 300 educator poll favors modernizing the 21 year old code of ethics. Top alleged unethical practices include dismissal without due process and favoritism by officials, with bets on removing gifts and improper conduct from the list.
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Washington
National Education Association
Association of Teachers and
Association Committee On Professional Ethics
McKeldin Wins Maryland Governor Race Defeats Lane
Republican former Baltimore mayor McKeldin defeats Democrat William Preston Lane Jr to become Maryland's next governor. Republican Butler ends Senate career of Democrat Millard E. Tydings. Educators deem teachers gossiping about colleagues a top ethical concern. Fahrney Memorial Home plans expansion near Boonsboro adding a hospital wing and kitchen remodel. 52 guests currently reside, with work not starting until next spring. Safe radiator practice noted: do not add water when the engine is very hot or fretting.
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Baltimore
William Preston Lane
Butler
Senate
Millard FE. Tydings
Fahrney Memorial
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Doubts Chinese Reds Fighting In Korea
Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky expressed doubt that Chinese Communist troops are actively fighting in Korea. He suggested there may be volunteers but emphasized he doubts any formal Chinese forces have appeared, noting his remarks at a gala reception at the Russian Embassy.
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Washington
Andrei Vishinsky
Korea
Soviet Deputy Questions China Aid Details at Embassy Event
At a Washington embassy reception marking the anniversary of the Communist revolution, V. M. Vishinsky said he is far from the Soviet Union and not informed on China's Communist situation. A crowd of 500 sampled Russian delicacies, including caviar, vodka, and sturgeon, as Secretary Acheson and top State Department officials attended.
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MacArthur
U. N
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Acheson
Bettty Lee Basham wins national highway essay prize
In College Park a 17 year old Dartington student, Betty Lee Basham, took first place in the National Grange highway essay contest. She receives a $100 U S Savings bond and a trip with her mother to the National Grange meeting in Minneapolis November 15 to 24. Her essay titled Youths Responsibility In Highway Safety focuses on safe driving duties.
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Aim Betty Lee Basham
Dartington
National Grange
U. S
Basham
Minneapolis
Dublin Grange
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