Christmas Club Payouts Totals 884000 in Frederick Area
A bank survey shows more than 884000 in Christmas Club payouts across Frederick city and county banks. City banks will distribute about 382000, while ten county banks mail over 302000 by Thanksgiving or soon after. The fourteen-bank total marks a nearly 15 percent rise from last year with Myersville Savings joining this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Myersville Savings
Thurmont Bank
Tional Bank
Mt. Airy
Bank of Brunswick
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Middletown Savings Bank
Walkersville Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Bank of Libertytawna
Ee Geno
Kelay Moyersville Savings Bank
Ike Going To Camp David Coming Week
President Eisenhower plans to travel to Camp David next week for cabinet and National Security Council talks. Secretary Dulles will attend two days of Geneva foreign minister meetings and is slated for a radio TV report from Gettysburg or Washington. The president remains convalescent from a heart attack and is in good spirits, with meetings to be held in his greenswalled Camp David office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tysburg
Presisenhower
Cabinet
National Security Council
Yomerrow
Dulles
Geneva
Gettysburg
Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Rugeis
Ponsidus
Camp David
Security Council
Metahels
Darvel
Oxtocun Mountains
Proba Ws
Lawrence FE Oxder
Easenhower
Genesis
Doctors Survey Report Highlights Hospital Costs
A survey report notes doctors discuss hospital expenses and patient care. It references a conference with Getty, Abber Pa, and Weeks, noting plans for a 1950 budget and a weather-related postponement. The piece mentions executive plans and future meetings to start work on the budget.
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Getty
Teenagers Face Court Rules On Driving Violations
Crowded Vyial Magistrates courtroom hears Motor Vehicle Examiner Thomas Marein explain Rule 1028. Under 21 with two violations face at least 30 days license suspension, three violations bring suspension until age 21. Several youths, including Joseph Beaner and Howard Detiange, appear with fines, reprimands, probation, or license actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyial
Thomas G. Marein
Baltimore
Marcin
Joseph Ulysses Beaner
West AL Saints Street
Department of Motor Vehicl
Howard Lee Detiange
Middletown
Charles Jacob Dodson
RFD
Howard Franklin Donnelly
RED
Thermont
Carroll Israel Gruber
LeGore
Casper Harding
Winchester
Delmar Lee Speak
Redwood Avenue
Francis Marian Harris
East Fifth Street
Yea Franklin Leroy Kelbaugh
Knoaville
Ralph Anderson King
RED 2
Urbana
Ralph Walter Lads
Maryland
Richard Freeman Messner
Thurmont
Tay Joseph Nagle
Ernest Witbier Staub
Ear
Fis Chaves Foker
Emmitsburg
Harold Gatbert Sander
Timimitsbura
Jonny Dacon Walvant
Sian
Severe weather alert for Ohio and Pennsylvania issued
The Weather Bureau warns of scattered severe thunderstorms this afternoon across northern and eastern Ohio with possible hail and damaging winds and a chance of isolated tornadoes. Severe storm activity may extend into northwestern Pennsylvania with danger persisting into early evening as cold air moves in from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Talks Fail Geneva conference dents cold war foes
A high level official says the Geneva talks failed and the cold war has returned. Flexibility in foreign aid policy is expected with potential shifts in emphasis and possible savings redirected to military aid as the budget balance remains uncertain.
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Washington
Geneva
Hie
Middle East
John B. Hollister
International Cooperation Administration
Europe
Russia
Jume
Defense Department
Dr Belt Elected President of Frederick County Medical Society
Dr Norvell Belt was elected president at a dinner meeting held Tuesday at Hotel Frederick. Officers include Dr James Thomas, first vice president. Dr Jesse Fifer, second vice president. Dr Albert Powell, secretary. John M. Culler, treasurer. and delegates Luis Schowalman Henry Chase with censors Russell Guest Melvin Lea and Thomas Quill. The event featured a gavel gift from Former Speaker Joseph W. Martin and a color film on Nephrosis in Children. Dr Belt, chief of urology at Frederick Memorial Hospital, holds several medical and community posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvell Belt
Frederick County Medical Society
Frederick
Joseph W. Martin
James Thomas
Jesse Fifer
Albert Powell
John M. Culler
Luis &. Schowalman
Henry V. Chase
Russell L. Guest
Melvin E. Lea
Thomas H. Quill
Quill
Martin
Robe Furie
Belt
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American College of Surgeons
American Board of Urology
American Medical Writers Association
Washington Medical and Surgical Society
Two Women Slain in Queens Office Shooting
Two women were shot to death yesterday in a Queens office. Police said the slayings appear driven by robbery. Victims Mae Gran from Fair Lawn and Kathleen Mookean of Elmhurst were found with pockets emptied and a missing engagement ring. The suspect, a man from Manhattan, had visited to see one victim who did not answer the phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queens
Mae Gran
Fair Lawn
Jackson Heights
Sla
Kathleen Mookean
Elmhurst
Miss Egan
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Manhattan
Government Vies With Peronista Strike Call
The Peronist labor support presses the new provisional government led by General Pedro Araya who seized power on Sunday. Police report 41 arrests in Buenos Aires district for inciting people to strike as the government faces a general strike threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blenos Aires
P — Aruen- Mia
Peronivta
Stupreote- CP
Peronistas
Butathes Thaysande
Pedro Arayibera
Digitte Teonird
Buenos Aires
Capital
GOP Women Plan Door To Door Drive In Maryland
A Baltimore area meeting announces Hilda Croghan as Frederick county director of the Thank You Madam President Committee. The effort launches the first statewide women’s Republican fund drive, with Miss Helen Remesburn assisting Mrs Croghan as county director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Annapolis
Dewes
New York
Amd
Hilda Or Croghan
Frederick County
Marshand
Southern
Baltimore
Republican Finance Committee
Helen Remesburn
Cronwhan
Maryland
Wis
Wih
Giece Boa
Min Berry
David Youn
Vis Glenn
Svraher
WY Cash Smith
Missy Whode
Cuttien
Mos Millian
Charles Flo
Air
Ada
Paul Vesthaan
Sinwuko
Bhel Watlerde Mies
William Wale Hines
Seamer Man
Vine Laie Crawford
Lowell Lowe
Ifelene Green
Wham Pewell
Ada R Hinea
Tyliten Yostanton
Mipy Teta Ce Treen Mabe
Molotov Statement Rejected at Big Four Conference
Western nations rejected Molotovs proposed European security pact statement. Dulles called the plan a false impression of agreement as the conference failed to bridge German reunification and disarmament. A final communique and speeches remained, while blame over the talks began to surface.
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Geneva
West
Ressia
V. Mo Molotov
U.S
State Dulles
Molotov
Europe
Dulles
Washington
Anhower
Russia
Germany
Sulles
UU Haw Luap
Sudden Weather Change Forecast Amid Dense Fog
Dense pea soup fog blanketed Fred Enck County highways this morning as forecasters warned of a sharp temperature drop later tonight. State Police reported no serious accidents as motorists struggled to stay in the center of the line. Light showers and scattered thunderstorms were predicted, with a low around 46 and a significant fall into the high thirties later.
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Fredenck
TS And Grandmothers Get Blamed For Colds
A 49th annual convention addressing medical experts notes airborne irritants from household items may trigger colds in children. Dr. Imon Halpern of Dallas warns chemicals near stuffed furniture and dust can spread through air. He also suggests grandmothers should be careful around and avoid exposure, as their nearby presence could transfer germs to grandchildren.
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Hglsbon Jos
Aredical Assn
Symgeon
Imon
Fo Halpern
Dallas
Groumps
Eight Camp Detreck workers complete apprentice training
Eight Camp Detrick employees were presented with certificates from the United States Department of Labor for completing apprentice training. Recipients included Charles H. Harris and Grayson Miller among others. The event was led by Lt Col Cecil D. Miller and Training Officer Veronica Catlett, who praised the group and the program’s benefits to the post and nation. The ceremony marked the fourth group to finish the Apprenticeship and Job Training Program, part of a broader effort with Frederick High School and correspondence instruction.
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Camp Detrick
United States
Charles H. Harris
Grayson KL Miller
Paul WW. Owes
Charles WH. Harerison
John A. Houlvalin
Charles A. Sherrald
Robert S. Stagle
Frank HH. Wachter
Harrison
Stagle
Iit
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Baltimore Kiwanis Club
National Association of Manufacturers
Cecil D. Miller
Veronica Catlett
James FL Lawrence
Ralph W. Uuffered
Lawrence
Shuffered
Kourrey Goutal
He Ty
Department of Labor
Veterans’ Administration
Camp Detrek
Shile
Frederick High School
James K. Carey
Richard W. Grahum
Gerald L. Wulf
William A. Brachey
Herbert J. Kaempf
John E. Thompson
Court Grants Beall Chance To Reform In Parole Case
A Yellow Springs man Delmar LeRoy Beall received a renewed chance after a three year suspended sentence for breaking and entering. Parole officer Ketells noted prior alcohol problems and a jail sentence for assault on his wife, with Beall pledging to quit drinking and seek work under strict supervision. Yontz, a former railroad worker, also faced parole issues tied to drunkenness and a pending decision on his future employment after a court hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Coase of Correction
Patrick M. Selmaufter
Lo Wither
Baltimore and Ohio
Read
Delmar LeRoy Beall
Durward W. Ketetls
Beall
Ife
Harold Lee Yontz
Hause of Correction
Yontz
Utter Keltells
Brunswick
van Martinshire
W. Wa
Yonty
Sone
Austin Dames
Youtz
Frederick
Sehnauter
Areanmipany Yonty
Bronawick
Imac
Samuel Wo Terrick
Wilbur F. Shefperd
Yoni
Hood College Coffman Chapel Damaged By Vandal
Hood College reports damage to Coffman Chapel after an intruder entered last night or early morning. An interior door and a window pane were broken, an outside window was found slightly raised, and a theft attempt yielded nothing of value. Police investigating. damage estimated under 100 dollars. The chapel, dedicated in spring, is Hood’s newest building with admired interior and exterior work.
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New Hood College Coffman
Hood
Steel Column Damages Cars In City Street Accident
A heavy steel column rolled from a truck and damaged cars on East Palink Street near the post office. The column, en route to JC Pennes store repairs, struck vehicles parked along Patrick Street around 10:34. City police opened an investigation into the incident and identified several witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JC. Pennes
Oon North Market
East Palink Street
Earl Cline
Patrick Treet
Seth Market Street
Patrick Street
Post Office
Robert Ko Hunces Grove
Mast Chord Street
William C Memtzer
Braddock Heights
Aiher
Oliver Mton
Fail In Effort To Liberate Viasay
In Paris, Russian exiles attempted to liberate Alexander Viasay, a Moscow architect, but were thwarted by Paris police. Viasay was detained, and the exiles failed to secure his release or obtain a direct statement. The crowd was kept back by security during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Russia
Alexander Vio Viasas
Moscow
America
Vasa
Ted
Cold Wave From West Moves East
A broad cold wave moved east from the West into the Missouri Valley and Midwest as temperatures plunged. Chicago and St Louis saw dramatic drops, with winds chill, 40 degree drops noted and subzero readings in Nebraska. Snow and ice impacted Kansas City, and two to eight inches of snow covered northern plains into Kansas.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Missouri Valley
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Middle West
St. Louis
Kansas City
Imperial
Valentine
Neb
Auch
Plains
Kansas
Niece Bequest Shared In Mrs Schroeder Estate
Relatives are named in the will probated for Mrs. Elizabeth G. Schroeder of this city. Nieces Marie Hudson Harriet Lescallect Louise Morrises-Grave and Charlotte Gilson Stull receive substantial cash bequests and specific personal property. Four nieces share remaining personal property and all four inherit electric appliances and remaining furnishings. Executors directed to sell real estate on West Third Street and stocks and bonds. executors to be paid no more than 2000. The will dated October 21 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth G. Schroeder
Orphans Court
Aday
Marie E. G. Hudson
Ganghter
Carrie M. Haller
Harriet Regina Lescallect
Winthrop
Louise Morrises- Grave
Haller
Charlotte Gilson Stull
Leseafleet
Grove
Thomas Richard Gilson
Seattle
Wash
Thomas J. Gulson
Hudson
Gay W. Nusz
West Third Street
Testatesx
Walter EB. Sinn
Nora EF. Sinn
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Ike
David
Dade
Peran
Yamin
Anes York
Marin Yamin
Aenes
Balinese
Et al
Dr. Belt
Medicol
Dr. Norvell Belt
Peronista
Duties
Farmington, Liah
Charles A
Jentasch
Utah
Evertment
Circuit Court
Ralph E. Lincoln
Mir. Amd
George H. Harper
Shookstown Pike
Baughman’s Lane
Jerome Offutt
Lincoln
Walter FE. Linn
Harper
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