Frederick youths face pre sentence review in theft cases
Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer ordered a pre sentence investigation for three Frederick youths aged 16 to 20 tied to a months long theft spree. State's Attorney Charles A Price called the acts thrill seeking, with some defendants pleading guilty to multiple counts. Sentences included suspended terms and an eight year penitentiary term for incest, while others await further action.
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Patrick M Schnauffer
Frederick
Charles A. Price
Schnauffer
Alton C. Whitmore
State Department
Taney Apartments
James B. Heflin
B. and O. Avenue
W. Eugene Nikirk
North Bentz Street
Killingsworth
Footer’s Cleaners
Fred Kehne
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Dorothy L. Wachter
Route 3
Robert Budd
Council Street
Heflin
Fr. Jordan
A. H. Crawford
Esso
Nikirk
Alton Y. Bennett
Kehne
Presbyterian Church
Price
Mr. Price
Charles D. Estes
Alexandria
Richard E. Zimmererman
Estes
Allen L. Pryor
Foxville
Maryland
Bennett
Ministers Hear Fund Raising Expert Monday Meeting
The Frederick County Ministers Association will meet at 10 30 A M Monday at the Church of the Brethren in erick Rev M L Dirk will lead devotions Rev Ralph White hosts fellowship Rev Howard J McCar ney will introduce guest speaker A C Agne manager of the Washington Region for the Wells Organization specialists in church fundraising The area includes Virginia Maryland and Washington and more than 1388 churches are on the mailing list Rev Dr Bai is president of the association.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Maryland
Washingtel
Dr. Bai
Associa
Lions Observe Armistice Day at Frederick Club Luncheon
Frederick Lions Club welcomed District Governor Murray D Ryan who urged continued effort for peace in a world discouraged by failure. He praised past leaders Alvey Benn and Richard F Simmons, presented tokens, and inducted Robert Winston Ziem from George Washington University Research Laboratory into the club.
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Lions International
Murray D Ryan
Frederick Lions Club
Francs Scott Key
Alvey V. Benn
Richard F. Simmons
John Morgan
Morgan
Lion Simmons
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Lion Renn
Ryan
Lions Renn
Simmons
Robert Winston Ziem
George Washington University Research Laboratory
Camp Detrick
Frederick Club
Emerson
Mt. Airy Lions Club
Henry O. Berman Company
Baltimore
Feels Chinese Should Decide United Nations Seat
Cr T Miao a Chinese UN information officer urged that Red China’s UN admission should be decided by the Chinese people themselves at Hood College. He called Korea the real test of UN peace and spoke on UNESCO, international law, and ending oppression while stressing education and technical aid as paths to progress and democracy.
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China
United Nations
Cr. T. Miao
United Nations Department of Public Information
U. N
Hood College
Israel
Indonesia
Miao
Korea
General Assembly
Security Council
Assembly
U. N. Economic
World Health Organization
Food and Agriculture Organization
Edu
Cahon
Unesco
United States
India
Pakistan
Burma
Ceylon
Dr. Miao
William Sprigg To Return To Hood Faculty In Week
Hood College organist and music professor William Sprigg is due back in Frederick on November 19 and will resume his teaching duties the following week. He has recovered from a lengthy illness at his Manchester New Hampshire home with doctors giving permission to return. He also serves as organist and choir director at the Evangelical Lutheran church and will resume church duties the week after his Hood return.
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William Sprigg
Hood College
Frederick
Wayne C. Neely
Manchester
N. H
Sprigg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. V. Garrett
Sprigge
Curtis Thorne
Camp Detrick
Hood
Wilmer Welsh
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Woodbine Carpenter Falls From Reef On Friday 13th
Clarence HL Miles of Woodbine fell from a building on Friday the thirteenth in the Frederick area. He injured his right shoulder and right hand, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation, and reported chest pains. No accidents were reported by police. merchants touted Friday the 13th bargains as shops cooperated with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Frederick
Clarence HL Miles
Woodbine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miles
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore Women Seek Orphans Court Seat Amid Varying Precedents
The Daily Record notes the Women's Bar Association of Baltimore endorsing Mrs Margaret S Wright for the Orphans Court vacancy created by Judge Samuel Laschs death. Frederick Register Harry D Radcliffe cites existing female judges in the state including Mrs Mary H Gregory, now chief judge of Frederick County Orphans Court since 1949 and re elected in 1958, with Governor Lane designating her as chief. Mrs Wright is a Baltimore attorney and former Women’s Bar Association president specializing in testamentary law.
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Daily Record
Women's Bar Association of Baltimore
Margaret S. Wright
Orphans’ Court of
Baltimore
Samuel Lasch
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radcliff
Frederick
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Mary H. Gregory
Gregory
J. Welty Fahrney
J .Lane
Wrigin
Women's Bar Association
Retiring Rural Carrier Roger B Hoffman Ends 43 Years of Service
Roger B Hoffman, a veteran rural mail carrier on Frederick Route 4, retires after 43 years in rural delivery. He began as a substitute in 1910, served in France with the 307th Repair Unit, returned in 1919, and worked from 130 to 376 boxes on a 54 mile route. He used horse and buggy early, then autos, with 18 cars total including Jeeps. Notable ordeals include a winter blizzard in 1921 and a flood crossing where he was swept downstream but saved by harness repairs. The Frederick office expanded from 20 to over 65 staff, and the post office grew with 1917 and 1937 additions. Hoffman remains a National Rural Letter Carriers Association member.
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Roger B. Hoffman
Frederick
Mr. Hoffman
Army of the United States
France
307Th Repair Unit
MTC
Army
Bis
Hoffman
Masonic Hall
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Babson Discusses Business Outlook
Babson Park Massachusetts November 11 1953 Roger W Babson surveys business cycles and potential catalysts for prosperity. He cites Newton's action and reaction law, civil defense spending, US UK China trade, and advertising growth while warning against dogmatism and excessive debt. He forecasts possible 1954 depression but expects annual outlook to clarify. The piece also reports a New Market WCTU meeting with discussions on total abstinence and peace efforts.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Joseph
Breasted
Egypt
Isaac Newton
Val Peterson
Great Britain
United States
China
Far East
la Rosa
Eisenhower
Lucky
Pub. Fin. Bu., Inc
Car Jumps Tracks Onto Highway Near Harrisburg
A 101car freight derailed near Harrisburg Pine Hills area sending an empty coal car onto a main road and leaving a boxcar dangling from a steel bridge girder. Power lines toppled and Camp Hill lost electricity for about 80 minutes though there were no injuries.
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Harrisburg
Pahh
Camp Hill
County PTA Leaders Attend State Congress in Baltimore
The Frederick County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations sent officers to the Maryland state congress in Baltimore. County president Mrs A B Pollack attended the state board meeting and, with vice-president Mrs Joseph Vona, represented the local council at other sessions. Additional attendees included Mrs Roy Rodherick Mrs Edward Cherry Mrs Thomas O'Hara Mrs John S Fox Mrs W W Corbin and Mrs Werner Braun from Lewistown and Washington Street and North Market Elm Street locations.
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Frederick County
Parent-Teacher Associations
Baltimore
A. B. Pollack
State Board
Joseph Vona
Roy Rhoderick
Edward Cherry
Parkway
Thomas O’hara
John S. Fox
Washington Street
W. W. Corbin
Russia shuts door on Big Four talks at Bermuda
Washington reports the Soviet Union effectively refused a Big Four meeting following the Bermuda talks. Tass denied London reports that Malenkov agreed to Churchill's proposal, signaling no rush to invite him to a Bermuda summit. Analysts note Moscow’s stance may reflect a negative posture toward public pressure for dialogue. Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky’s UN remarks sparked speculation about possible top level talks.
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Washington
Russia
Bermuda
Moscow
London
Malenkov
Churchill
Tass
Wed
Eisenhower
Laniel
Vishinsky
United Nations
Annual Rally Set For November 27 At Calvary Church
The Salvation Army girls organizations in Maryland announce an annual rally to be held Friday November 27 at Calvary Methodist church parish hall. The Monocacy Troop No 114 Sunbeams earned second place in the advancement contest among 22 Maryland and northern West Virginia troops, trailing Morgantown W Va by four points with a 1001 to 1085 score. Mrs Mabel Perry troop leader received a runners up banner for permanent possession at the court of honor. Mrs Captain Houston Ellis installed Mrs Edward Mackley as assistant troop leader. badges and proficiency recognitions were awarded to several girls including Carol y Gilbert Betty Ketterman Shirky Rippeon Teresa Smith Ethel Stouffer Betty Welty Tiny Wolfe Marlene Ramsburg Judy Wenzel Barbara Rentzel Barbara Blank Earlene Easton Patsy Mackley and others.
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Salvation Army
Maryland
Calvary Methodist Church
Houston Ellis
Sunbeams
West
Virginia
Frederick
Morgantown
W. Va
Mabel Perry
Edward Mackley
Charles H. Conley
Carolyn Gilbert
Betty Ketterman
Shirky Rippeon
Teresa Smith
Ethel Stouffer
Betty Welty
Tiny Wolfe
Marlene Ramsburg
Judy Wenzel
Barbara Rentzel
Barbara Blank
Earlene Easton
Patsy Mackley
Ton
State Office For the
Romola Rhodes
Mary Blank
Lodge Suite Guarded At Waldorf Amid Unexplained Action
New York police have placed a 24 hour guard at the Waldorf Astoria suite of Henry Cabot Lodge Jr the U S ambassador to the United Nations The action announced Friday gave no reason but noted the guard was posted three days earlier Lodge was aboard the presidential special train with President Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower en route to Canada on a two day goodwill tour.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U. S
United Nations
Lodge
President
Mrs. Eisenhower
Canada
Speeding Fine Suspended Here in Mt Pleasant Court
A Baltimore salesman, Frederick B. Beacham Jr., received a suspended $10 fine for speeding through Mt Pleasant and a separate suspended fine for using temporary tags after claiming the car was rented from a service. Trooper R C Dishong led the charges, with arrests by Dishong, Browning, and Mossburg. other defendants faced various fines for traffic violations on Route 40 west of Frederick and nearby streets.
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Baltimore
Mt. Pleasant
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Peoples Court
Frederick B. Beacham, Jr
R. C. Dishong
Beacham
Dishong
Frederick
Donald J. Zielinski
Pittsburgh
Jasper R. Herrick
Battle Creek
Mich
Wiliam R. Jackson
Goldsboro
Hubert M. Clark
Newland
N. C
Donald J. Spangler
Davidsville
Harry J. Spediden
William E. Baker
Center Street
Old Annapolis Road
Adelene Mary Burrier
Mt. Airy
Emerson E. Burrier
Glenn E. Munson
Hagerstown
Mitown
Ernest P. Hammaker
Thurmont
Chester H. Smith
Bartonsville
Ethel Lee Butler
Union Bridge
Alvin E. Rice
Lee Place
West Patrick Street
Thomas L. Tippett
Annapolis
John Coral
Arnold M. Brooks
East Patrick Street
Lester B. Fisher
Keedysville
Chester W
Court Maryland Catholic Daughters Hold Monthly Meeting
Court Maryland No 278 Catholic Daughters of America met in St John Evangelist school hall for a well attended session. Plans were set for the November 17 Autumn banquet at the VFW Country Club and the December 2 Christmas party. Members praised the card party at the school hall on November 4 and several members visited Montevue County Home for the Aged. The group assists St Johns School with maps and charts for classrooms and plans the next meeting for December 14.
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Court Maryland
Court Maryland No
Catholic Daughters of America
St. John Evangelist Church
VFW Country Club
Friends of Court Maryland
Montevue County
St. John’s School
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