Board To Seek Voting Machines For County Elections
The Board of Election Supervisors plans in its 1955 budget to seek about 90 voting machines for the county at an estimated cost of 150000 dollars. Financing over 15 years may be possible, about 10000 annually. Current survey suggests 88 machines needed with 56 in the county and 32 in Frederick city, with possible law change to 400 voters per machine.
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Ther Board of Election Supervisors
Board of County Commissioners
Pierce H. Gaver
Election Board
Gaver
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
John A. Derr
Prospects For Farmers Good Prospects For Farmers
Secretary Benson told the Illinois Agricultural Association that farm prospects in 1955 are very good with prices likely stable near present levels. He forecast a growing and prosperous agricultural economy as the population rises toward 200 million by 1970, necessitating about a 25 to 50 percent rise in farm income and production using improved breeds seeds and practices. He spoke at the association convention and a news conference, noting no major changes to the basic act but potential refinements and modifications.
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Chicago
Sail
Benson
Illinois Agricultural Assa
Birds Tell Of Player Deal
The Baltimore Orioles announce a trade sending Bob Turley Don Larsen and Billy Hunter to New York for nine Yankees including Gene Woodling Willie Miranda Gus Triandos Hal Smith and more. George Weiss says three to four more players may move, with Casey Stengel eyeing Turley and Hunter as key additions for balance and hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Bob ‘Turley
Don Larsen
Billy ‘Hunter
New York Yankee
Gene Woodling
Orioles
Paul Richards
Woodling
Willie Miranda
Jim McDonald
Harry Byrd
Gus Triandos
Kansas City
Hal Smith
Columbus
Ohio
New York
Richards
Turley
Smith
Triandos
Éleran
Yankee
George Weiss
Yankees
Weiss
Casey Stengel
Frederick County Medical Society backs chronic disease dispensary
At the monthly Frederick County Medical Society dinner at Hotel Frederick the doctors endorsed using Emergency Hospital as a chronic disease dispensary and urged the County Commissioners to adopt the plan. They noted the plant would be ready after November 30 and considered consolidating the facility, with needed fire and building code adjustments, while a committee led by Dr Ernest Dettham would study a phone answering service addition. A new slate of officers was elected. Dr Thomas Quill as president and other officers named. A Weeth Laboratory film on hypertension drugs was shown. Stock Market opens lower in early trading.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Hotel Frederick
Frederick County
State Department of Health
Walter Lanms
James Thomas
Thomas Stance
John Culler
Weeth = Pharmaceutical Laboratories
B. O. Thomas. Dy
Break In Water Line Repaired Near Bethel Church
The Cas Water Department completed repairs this morning to a broken joint in the 10 inch line from Tuscarora Creek after hunters reported groundwater spewing near Bethel church by Yellow Springs. Water Superintendent William J. Davis said pressure from backwater blew the joint. Harry Moss reported surface water entering mains from Tuscarora creek. Reports also came in from Ray Rhoderick and Joseph Rhoderick who spotted the water while hunting.
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Cas Water Department
Tuscarora Creek
Bethel Church
Yellow Springs
William J. Davis
Fishing Creek
Harry Moss
Mr. Davis
Ray Rhoderick
Joseph Rhoderick
Methodist Leaders Convene In Chicago for Six Day Sessions
More than 600 Methodist leaders gather in Chicago for six days of meetings. About 50 bishops and 1570 district superintendents from across the country attend the Council of Bishops three day session led by Bishop Charles Wesley Brashares. The group reviews 16 years and plans for the 1956 General Conference in Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Methodist Church
Methodist Press
Council of Bishops
Charles Wesley Brashares
General Conference of the Church
Minneapolis
Fog Blankets Southern Britain Stirs Smog Fears
A dense fog covers the southern half of the British Isles with visibility down to five yards in some areas. Road and rail traffic slow as air travel halts in London. Doctors say the lethal smog of 1952 has not yet returned, though authorities fear a deadly surge if the fog persists for days.
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London
British Isles
Light drizzle and showers reduce to near nothing
A light drizzle and occasional brief showers produced only 0.04 inch of precipitation overnight, offering little relief to water shortages. Fishing Creek reservoir dropped three more inches to 15 feet six inches below the top. Forecasters expect mostly cloudy mild conditions today tonight and Friday with fog tomorrow morning. Clearing and colder by Saturday. Collision on North Market Street near Church Street at 7 15 pm involved Thomas M. Ludy and John G. Hare. damage estimated at 75 in Ludis car and 49 in Hare’s vehicle. Robert M Carroll cited for fail to lock ignition. Thomas Capane charged with intoxication and held. Mendes France visit noted amid discussions with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles. Knowland comments on McCarthy censure debate.
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Thomas M. Lady
Myersville
North Market Street
Church Street
S. Tregoning
Ludy
John G. Hare
West Patick Street
Hays
Robert M Carroll
Lincoln Apartments
Ibumas
Cnapane
Riaadouk Heights
Sere Phillips
Mossburg
Knoxville Residents Injured In Jefferson Automobile Crash
Two Knoxville residents were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after a Jefferson automobile crash at about 6 20 this morning. Eugene David Wright 42 an employee of Frederick Iron and Steel Company and Marlene Keefer 24 his sister in law were in the hospital with possible injuries. The collision involved Wrights 1949 Chevrolet and a 1952 GMC truck driven by Charles Harvey Miller of Lincoln University. Trooper Carlton Lewis said Wright was on his side of the road and the left fronts of both vehicles collided. The truck driver was not injured and $1000 damage was done to the GMC while the car was a total loss. A charge of failure to keep to right of center was preferred against Miller.
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Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jefferson
Maryland
Eugene David Wright
Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Marlene Keefer
Wright
Miss Keefer
Frederick
Charles Harvey Miller
Lincoln University
Carlton Lewis
Lewis
Muller
Winchester
Harold Henry Bolen
Shenandoah Avenue
Bolen
Christmas Sing to be held December 17 in Frederick
Frederick Recreation Commission will sponsor its annual Christmas sing on December 17 in the first block of West Church Street starting at 6 45 P M The event will include city elementary schools Elm Street Frederick High and Lincoln High students and the Frederick High School band will perform Robert L Smith chairs the City Recreation Commission Mrs Mary Lowe Smith chairs the Community Sing Committee members include Mrs Charles Murphy Mrs Ken Hersperger and Police Chief Charles V Main who will serve as honorary marshal.
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Frederick Recreation Commission
West Church Street
City
Elm Street
Frederick High
Lincoln High
Frederick
Robert L. Smith
City Recreation Commission
Mary Lowe Smith
Charles Murphy
Ken Hersperger
Charles V. Main
Mrs Sommerlattle Returns To U S In Moscow Slap Incident
Mrs Betty Jane Sommerlatte wife of the American diplomat arrived home aboard the liner America and refused to discuss the Moscow slap incident. Her husband Karl Sommerrath, second secretary at the U S Embassy in Moscow, said she had given a full report to the Department of State and they would comment.
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New York
Betty Jane Sommerlatte
Moscow
America
Wie
Karl Sommerrath
United States
Department of State
Government drops indictment against Holmes and Klem in tanker deal case
The government dropped charges against Brig. Gen. Dulmus C. Holmes, a State Department career officer, and E. Stanley Klem. The case involved an alleged conspiracy to violate the Shipping Act connected to postwar tanker deals.
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Washington
Dulmus C.holmes
State Department
E. Stanley Klem
State School Improvements Cost $44 596 at Maryland Deaf School
Improvements totaling 44859.19 were made at the Maryland State School for the Deaf during 1933 and 1954. Superintendent Isnatius Bjorlee announced in a biennial report at the semi annual Board of Visitors meeting. The new heating plant was in operation since early September and performing well though minor detail work remained to finish by December 1. Expenditures in 1954 included 56649 toward a modern kitchen, 2876 for hearing aid sets and 299 for interior painting and repairs. Largest 1933 costs were 10887 for exterior painting, 7500 for a lino tape machine and 3253 for tool and sater repairs. Nine classrooms were equipped with group hearing aids and a portable hearing unit with three beadsets was added near the new library. Auditory training is stressed as part of classroom work to accelerate speech and language development.
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
Isnatius Bjorlee
Board of Visitors
Byorlee
Bjorlee
Byoker
Menuon
Byoree
Ross Gaminal Sames
Bey Senate
Alish
Hue Gil
Haynes
Ifachovan
Kyle
Dante
Pete
Fey
Wal
Cate
Frederick
Soni
Crates
Ft Pasha
Deleplaine
A Secuhve
Jane Vernes
Frederik Oscar BE. Webb
Baltimore
Aye E. Sinn
J Normanwert
Hyarss Ile
Th. Flosdd
Cast
Building Fund Drive Planned for Good Shepherd Lutheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church adopted a one year building fund goal of 17000 dollars at a congregational dinner in Calvary Methodist Parish Hall. The drive will run through 1955 with initial unit costs to be financed by the Board of American Missions. About 125 people attended with Rev Varrol E. Bover and campaign leaders speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Board of American Missions
United Lutheran Church
New Lutheran Church
Good Shepherd Church
Staley Park
Pledee
Varrol FE. Bover
Lawrence Wallace
Donald Laniv
J. Vernon Summers
Alvin L. Main
Arthur Throne
WAC Soldier Killed One Injured In Road Crash
A WAC identified as Pvt Edith Marie Paul died when a car struck a bridge abutment in Maryland. The injured was WAC Sai TC Botts J Brewer, both stationed at Fort Vieade. The crash, near Madison Street and College Avenues, sent two to Fredericks Memorial Hospital. The state police and hospital officials described shock and treatment at noon. The scene involved a United Army ceremony and several alumni members reported.
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Pennsylvania
Pavage
Edith Marie Paul
Cin- Antath
WAC Sai TC
Ft. Vieade
Richard Dunn
Juan Cer
Mostoo
Hofinvan
Madison Street
Frederis Memorial Hospital
Brescle
Neetian
Pili
College Avenues
Aedes
Tada
United Ammance
She Hospital
Call to break with Russia renews partisan push
Washington reports Senator Knowland renews demand for breaking diplomatic ties with Moscow as a moral sanction against Communist expansion. He and Eisenhower clash over peaceful coexistence while Dulles and Wilson warn of war if coexistence fails. a broader congressional review of foreign and defense policy is urged.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Russia
Ble
Eisenhower
Senate
Moscow
Dulles
Free Nations
Wilson
Old Station Property Sold In Santa Monica Robbery Trial
A Santa Monica jury in the Edward G. Robinson Jr. robbery case was discharged after failing to agree. He faces retrial on February 4 as plans for the site sale and building changes are outlined by spokesmen amid ongoing purchase negotiations and potential improvements.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Edward G. Robinson Jr
Eminent Scientists Meet Here At Host Resistance Symposium
About 70 scientists gathered at the Francis Scot Key Hotel for a two day Symposium on Host Resistance sponsored by the U S Army Chemical Corps at Camp Detrick The meeting chaired by Dr Walter J Nungester includes experts from Yale Michigan Pittsburgh and Harvard among others Topics cover anatomical humoral and cellular factors in host resistance and how parasites affect different hosts Speakers include Dr Harry S Greene Dr Louis Pillemer Dr Manfred Mayer Dr John Rebuck and Dr Emmanuel Suter with sessions led by Dr Ernest Buedine and others The event aims to identify unsolved problems and improve knowledge on germ resistance and disease prevention
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Francis Scot Key Hotel
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Camp Detrick
Chemical Corps
A. A. Mules
Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine
London
England
United States
Walter J. Nungester
University of Michigan Department of Bacteriology
Carl R. Brewer
Detrick
Harry S. Greene
Department of Pathology
Yale University School of Mediccine
I. F. Hatch
University of Pittsburgh Department of Occupational Health
Arthur 4. Warwald
Wayne University Department of Industrial Medicine and Hygiene
Miles
Louis Pillemer
Institute of Pathology
Western Reserve University’ Medical School
Manfred R. Mayer
Jobs Hopkins Department of Microbiology
CL Phillip Miller
University of Chicago Department of Medicine
John Rebuck
Fleury Ford Hospital
Detroit
Emmanuel Suter
Paul & Cannon
University of Chicago Department of Pathology
Ernest Buedine
Louisiana State University
Department
Earl P Bennutt
Department of Pathologs
University of Terms
Dy Edward Moo Rass
Punvidske Memorial Laborators
Boston
Floscital
Wow Ackermann
UnivercHk
Alivhstan Department of
Bodemtoiors
de James G. Mirsch Berkeisies Instituts For Medical Research
New York City
WHT
AllStar Collier Team Shocks Linway In Early Showdown
The localAllStar lineup led by stars Cathe publisher Nedark and coach Ends-Max Boxdston delivered an early surge as prominent players from UCLA Arkansas Oklahoma Notre Dame Ohio State and other schools were named. Notable names include Jim Salisbury Bud Brook Kurt Burtis Ralph Guglielmi Dick Moegle Cassady Ameche and more as the town buzzes about the upcoming clash.
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Linway
Collier's
Tarsay
Max Boxdston
Oklahoma
Rm. Eliena
UCLA
Jim Salisbury
Bud Brook
Arkansas
Kurt Burtis
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Dick Moegle
Ricus Howard Cassady
Onto State
Alan Ameche
Wie Boonsin
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Stengel
Glendale
Richard
Medical Society
Tuscarora Main
IRF
Mendes France
Vendes
France
Fasenhower
Sen. Mc.Carthy
Burt
Mrs. Sommerlattte
U. S
Poke BA
Nesler
Jim Bushy
Washington Senatory
Rohrersville
Burkitsville
Marvin House
Robert Kaetzel
Rome Schwagel
Keedysville
Charles Esler
Reedysville
Frederick Coca Cola Boilhng Works
Hanquiet
Good Shepherd Group
First Church
WAC
Clarence C . Thomas
A. Gordar Boone
Lawson
Jon K. Sigan
J . Charles Rosvhone
Walter “Loo Rirkman
Wendell
Allen
Aoarooot
Rasheem Ve Cote Toy
Ey Deere
Millan
At &P South Market
Snokesman
Suies Ghd
Collier
AllStar
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