The Semi Weekly News Front Matter and 1953 Notice
The Sem i Weekly News announces subscription rates, a policy on corrections, news solicitation from the county, and job printing services. The paper carries Associated Press dispatches and says letters must include real names. Published in Frederick Maryland, November 10 1953.
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Great Southern Ptg
MPG. Co
North Court St. Frederick
Associated
Ge Jing
Frederick
Aid
Pci Na Er Ce
Prisoner Torture Charged to Communists and Red China
Reported by Dr. Charles W. Mayo to the UN Political and Security Committee, the address asserts that Chinese Communists and their Russian advisers used systematic torture to break prisoners for political aims. It describes methods that degraded captives to subhuman conditions and manipulated them through sleep deprivation fear and coercion to elicit false confessions.
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UN General Assembly
Charles W. Mayo
United States
Korea
Mayo
Third City claim and a Lynch recital in Emmitsburg
The piece notes Los Angeles asserting third city status after annexing a 7500 resident tract and expanding its area reach, while Chicago and New York remain in range. It then reports a Lynch recital in Emmitsburg at DePaul Auditorium Sunday at 2 30 pm, part of Mount Saint Marys and Saint Josephs joint concert series. A State Roads Commission contract for dual three span bridges on Route 46 near Plane No 4 in Frederick county was awarded to Aero Engineering and Contracting Corporation of Hampton Virginia, totaling 316 354.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Los Angeles City Hall
Chicago
New York
Merack
Rathkeal
Limerek
Christopher Mo
Lynch
Ireland
Christopher Sene
Thomas Moore
John McCormack
Rome
London
State Roads Commission
Aero Engineering and Contracting Corporation
Hampton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Plane No. 4
Frederick County
Farmers question declines in prices of farm products
Six residents of Frederick and Montgomery counties offer divergent views on whether the drop in farm product prices has ended. Respondents include Mrs. Claude Compher Gaithersburg James C King near Boyds John Kimmel Frederick Route Crum and Travis Nikirk Frederick.
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Frederick
Montgomery
Claude Compher
Church Hill
Horine Named Captain Of Local Guard Company A
Capt Willard M Horine of the 29th Division Maryland National Guard is named commanding officer of Company A replacing Capt James A Cutsail who moves to S 3 Operations and Training of the first Battalion The transfers take effect Wednesday Cutsail who led the local guard company seven years will supervise battalion company training at Cumberland Frostburg Hagerstown and Frederick Horine moved here from Battalion Intelligence where he served about 18 months Previously he was executive officer of Company A An annual federal inspection by Maj Robert M Miller of the Second Army IG office followed the change with good results for both Company A and the Medical Company Official reports will arrive in the coming weeks.
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Willard M. Horine
Maryland National Guard
James A. Cutsail
S-3
Catsail
Cumberland
Frostburg
Hagerstown
Frederick
Horine
Armory
Robert M. Miller
Inspector General's Office
Second Army
Maj. Miller
Lady Of Arlington Review At Book Club Meeting
The Lady of Arlington a historical novel on Mary Custis wife of Robert E. Lee was reviewed by Dr Andrew G Meyer Hood College at the local Book Review club meeting held Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles McC Mathias Court Square Several society items follow including births and military notes and a bridge tournament schedule at the Elks Club with prizes and entry deadline November 30.
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Kane
Andrew G. Meyer
Hood College
Book Review Club
Charles McC. Mathias
Court Square
Mary Custis
Robert E. Lee
Frederick Lodge B. P. Q. Elks
Elks Club
West Second Street
Joseph 5. Stephens
The
Stephens
John S. Miller
Leonard Shuff
Vida Lahne
Arthur Mason
Walkersville Homemakers Hold October Meeting at Whitmores
Walk ersville Homemaker's Club met at Mrs John Whitmores with co host Mrs Carlton Eppley presiding over a program that included poems songs and a film on United Nations relations during an October gathering. New member welcomed and Christmas Open House committee named. Other clubs held United Nations Day programs and film showings as well as donations sought for a local Home for the Aged. Deeds recorded include sales on Magnolia Avenue East Seventh Street and a Taneytown area farm auction.
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Edward P. Thomas
J. D. Duve
E Dwight McCain
Thomas H. Quill
Nathan Jacobson
Herman Weener
Byron D. White
Robert H. Pilgram
Theroni Green
Jgirard Gallap
George B. Hoke
John M. Culler
R. Ames Hendrickson
Ann Daffin
Ann Tinney
John Quynn
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Homemaker's Club
John Whitmore
Carlton Eppley
Lewis Wisner
Wm. Z. Stauffer
You
Maggie
Silver Threade
Robert Nicodemus
United Nations
Program of International Relations
Mary Nicodemus
Willam Sell
Allen Knill
Harry Frantz
Wm. Hartsough
Nelson Stauffer
Wm. Sell
FE. E. Collins
Jos. Rosenthal
Geo. Webster
Glen Zimmerman
E. E. Collins
Millard Rice
Ezra Grantham
Gambrill Park Club
Gambrill Park Homemakers Club
Rocky Springs Church
Charilesville Club
Earl Clark
Thomas Oatman
Herman Toms
W. R. Gross
Harry Stup
Charles Putman
Gross
Chris Schmitt
Stup
Gray
Masser
Warren T. Lenhart
Monroe
Staley
Magnolia Avenue
Clara G. Steinmann
Orrietta Berry
Thomas B. Stone
Braddock Heights
Deer Spring
Harry A. Young
Edward
Summers
East Seventh Street
Rotary Hears Congressman S. W. Stauffer
A Frederick County native now representing a Pennsylvania district spoke to the Rotary Club, praising Eisenhower era gains, criticizing Democrats and federal overreach, and urging patience as the new administration balances the budget. Also notes attendees and a Hallo ween party by the Eagles Auxiliary with prizewinners and entertainers listed.
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University of Kansas
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New York City
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Walkersville
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