The News Frederick 1960 November 14 Edition Notes
Historic Frederick Daily appears with hoisting details for this Tuesday issue. The page outlines publication costs and postal information while marking the edition date and city branch.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1950
Page
7
Boyle In Korea Billions In Claims
The Supreme Court will review an Indian land claims case involving 2772380 acres taken in 1855 from Tillamook and other Oregon tribes. The government estimates potential liability could reach into the tens of billions, with related claims funded under a later act. The piece discusses defense budgeting pressures and the broader impact on policy and money for Indian tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
United States
Tillamook
United States Court of Claims
Justice Department
Congress
Sus
Interior Department
Fifty Years Ago Locatem from The Columns in The News
Forty century old column notes from The News dated November 14 1900 describe rapid completion of a new building for a female school on East Church Street and interior finish work. Fire damages the residence of Mr Gans at Emmitsburg but most furniture saved. Luscious Persimion harvest nearing readiness with frost expected to sweeten. Harpers Ferry surveys for a third B&O track from Weverton to Engle's Saitch and removal of a small tunnel. Interlocking switch system to control trains from a depot tower. Michael Cockerly aged 99 votes his 70th ballot and recalls voting for Andrew Jackson in his first presidential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gans
Sproglee
Emmitsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Weverton
Engle
Saitch
Litte
New Market
Michael Cockerly
Andrew Jackson
Twenty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
The piece notes Melvin F. Shepley as Wills-elect appointing Edward A. Toms chief deputy reappointed Oliver H. Keefer and Ruth Dixon Thomas as assistant deputies. Over 40 men sought work at the Frederick County Drouth Emergency Association office. Miss Helen Mercer, a Parkway school teacher, was struck from behind by a hit-and-run driver on West Patrick Street, bruised but not seriously hurt. Emory L. Coblentz urged Lions Club members to view the current downturn as an opportunity and to restore business confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin F. Shepley
Register of Wills-elect
Edward A. Toms
Oliver H. Keefer
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Frederick County Drouth
Helen Mercer
Parkway School
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick Lions Club
Identical Twins Step Toward Yale and Fashion Shows
Janet and Susan Rosenstock, identical sisters and sophomores at Goucher College, thrilled by plans to attend Yale and Harvard, discuss their unique bond. They model in a Goucher fashion show to raise funds for scholarships while pursuing psychology and sociology. Both plan careers and emphasize education despite family legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenstock
Janet
Susan
Goucher College
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Riy
Gree
Ilentrcal
Othe
Ndna Calin
Mre Rosenstock
Conehers
Miss Cahin
Charles Holly
Situs Helly
Baltimore
Hopkins
Galwher
Vale
Harvard
Talard
Garrriner
Bostwick
Goucher
Goucher Clubs
Alcazar
Evening Sun
Susan Rosenstock
Frederick
Evening Classes At Hood College Spark Wide Interest
Community interest grows in Hood College adult education with evening classes starting Wednesday and running weekly through December 8. Enrollment reached 148 including swimming. program features "Bark Around for the News" with Wood faculty presenting six lectures and multiple topics on history, world affairs, and law for club women and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Couture
la Censtia
Wayne C Neely
Rews
de Andree G Truxal
Far East
Oliver Redawk
Western
Europe
Aildred J
Answers And Answers Q And A From The Era
A Q and A roundup covers atomic blast energy, five star generals, diplomats, Air Force ranks, jacket detailing, White House remodeling progress, and states with single House delegates. Notable figures include Omar Bradley George Marshall Douglas MacArthur Dwight Eisenhower Charles Malik and Jake Malik. Delaware Nevada Vermont Wyoming are listed as single delegates states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar N. Bradley
George Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Wivell-Sherman Wedding Near Emmitsburg
Ruth Janet Sherman, sister of Mrs. Albert Wivell, married Clarence Maurice Wivell at St. Anthony's Church near Emmitsburg. The ceremony featured family wedding party, organ music, and a reception for about 150 relatives and friends. The couple plan to reside with the groom's family after a trip to Virginia. They will start farming and work at local plants. An engagement announce follows for Anna Lee Shriner to Cpl James M. Glass in Taneytown. no wedding date yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wivell—Sherman
Ruth Janet Sherman
Albert Wivell
Emmitsburg
Clarence Maurice Wivell
William Wivell
R. D
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Stanley Scartf
George Wivell
Joseph Straub
Genevieve Wivell
Robert Biser
Alma Seltzer
Catherine Wivell
Virginia
Edna B. Shriner
Rocky Ridge
Anna Lee
James M. Glass
Curtis C. Glass
Taneytown
Miss Shriner
Xhurmoent High School
Cambridge Rubber Company
Glass
Taneytown School
U. S Army
Korea
Walkersville Homemakers Club Holds November Meeting
The Walkersville Homemakers Club met at president Mrs J Harold Hooper's home with 34 members and one guest. Members showcased a United Nations flag, heard on African Violets and winter bouquets, and cleaning tips. Officers elected for 1951 include President Mrs G Edgar Rodeock and others. next meeting set for December 14 at Glade Valley restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville Club
Walkersville Homemakers Club
J. Harold Hooper
John Dodson
Charles Breighner
United Nations
W. Long
Frank Nicodemus
Ezra Lewis Grantham
G. Edgar Rodecock
Helena Stauffer
Joseph McEwen
Grover Barton
Grover Stauffer
Glade Valley
Jug Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Zimmerman Home
Jug Bridge Homemakers' Club opened with a collect led by Mrs F Russell Young at Mrs Harry Zimmerman home. Ronald Kling demonstrated house cleaning gadgets and hints. attendees included Mrs Aubrey Davis and Mrs Charles Walker planning fruit and vegetable talks on November 10. A Christmas box donation for a French family was noted. gifts can be left at Mrs Russell Michael's. Members urged to visit Retail Grocers' Food Show November 13 at State Armory. a $5 donation sought for Book Wagon. Card of thanks read from Home for the Aged. Next meeting set for November 22 at Mrs Robert Reifsnider's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jug Bridge Club
F. Russell Young
Jug Bridge Homemakers’ Club
Harry Zimmerman
Ronald Kling
Kling
Aubrey Davis
Charles Walker
Hal Lee Ott
Russell Michael
State Armory
William Zimmerman
Anna Rosenberg Named Assistant Defense Secretary
Washington notes the selection of Anna Rosenberg as Assistant Secretary of Defense, highlighting her expertise in manpower and industrial relations. The piece praises her career from New York wartime roles to advising the Roosevelt and Rockefeller interests, and notes she would be the first woman in a high Defense Department post. It discusses potential symbolic value for women in government and the wartime need to mobilize female labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marshall
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Manpower Commission
New York City
LaGuardia
Industrial Relations Board
Dewey
New York
United States
Eisenhower
Bradley
Army and Navy Munitions Board
National Security Resources Board
Rosenberg
Anna Rosenbergs
Roosevelt
Amon
Privat
Rockefeller
Personnl
Ann. Rosenberg
Vanderbilt criticizes U S policy in Europe travelogue
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. spoke to a Frederick County audience about American foreign policy. He criticized postwar aid to Europe, noting promises to rebuild Italy were not kept and Italians turning to communism. He urged clearer labeling of U S aid and warned of threats from Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Rome
Frederick County
G. L's
Communist Party
Vanderbilt
America
Italy
France
Miss Fiery Named State F. T. A. Head
Mary Margaret Fiery, senior at Towson State College, elected president of Maryland Future Teachers of America at the state convention in Baltimore on November 3. New officers include N. Lentz, Eldon McCall, Helen Armstrong, Edith Ivers, Alice Yearly, and Richard Lejk on the executive committee. Fiery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Fiery of Emmitsburg, is a 1947 Emmitsburg High School graduate and was Maryland’s delegate to the Institute of Organization Leadership at American University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Fiery
Towson State Teachers College
Bcame
Marylan Future Teachers of America
Baltimore
N. Lentz
Notre Dame
Eldon McCall
Balfimore City College
Helen Armstrong
Patterson Par
Edith Ivers
Washingto College
Alice Yearly
Western Maryland College
Richard Lejk
Polytechnic Institute
Miss Fiery
Victor Fiery
Emmsburg
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg High School
Maryland
Institute of Organization
Leadeship
American Univesity
Washingtond
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