Frederick County GOP Spent 9714 in 1954 Campaign
The Frederick county Republican party filed a campaign expense report listing receipts of 510,348.90 and a balance of 634.16 as of November 19, 1954. Major costs include 4420 for auto hire and 32,527.50 for services in Frederick city, with numerous smaller expenses and a long list of individual donors led by Gail L. Catshall and others.
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Frederick County
Republican Party
Gail L. Cutshall
GOP
Central Committee
Federick County
Cutshall
Frederick City
Fair Grounds
Horace M. Alexander
Horace M. Alesander, Jr
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Virginia B. Anders
Emmert Bowlus
E. Barnhart
Richard Baumpardner
Jean C. Barnhart
Mharlie F. Bowers
Lorene W. Bowlus
Wilbur Baker
William H. Browning
Bruce E. Crum
Robert B. Urothers
Hilda B. Croghan
Robert A. Darnes
Walter J. Davis
George B. Delaplaine, Sr
Bernard T. Davis
Grace Duvall
Marjorie E. Deter
Abraham I’ Ellin
John M. Etzler
A Hart Ant E. Hart Etchison
Mary Jane Edwards
Robert Edwards
Murray H. Fout
Friends
Thomas J. Frailey
Wilbur R. Freeze
Leslie Fox
J. Roger Fisher
H. L Fahrney
Republican Committee
D Charles Flook, Jr
G. G. Gosnell
Frank Gastley
Stanley Gaver
Pierce H
Harry James
J . Willard Koogle
L D. Keller
Mrs. Kowala
Reis
Rnach
Edward M. Long
Calvin S. Lohr
Howard Late
Norman and
Garth Lease
George Layman
Arthur H. Lambert
Robert Nicodemus
Albert C. Palmer
Joseph B. Payne
Nan Pettingall
Edgar B Palmer
Charles L. Price
Wm. D. Powell
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Tiarry D. Radcliff
Renneberg Fowelre
Dallas Reid
Helen
Mrs. B. Willard
Samuel H. Young
Young Republican Club
Wm. BE. Zammerman
Four Abortion Case Guilty Pleas Entered in Fauquier
Four persons pleaded guilty in Fauquier County Circuit Court to five counts of aiding and abetting in the performance of abortions. Judge Snead deferred sentence pending a pre sentence report, likely postponing to the January term. Dr George Strother and his wife Ruth Strother along with Mary Boyer also pleaded guilty to related charges.
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Warrenton
Fauquier County
Atty
L. Bain
Helen Guinea
A. da Hel Milsbacu
Styne F. Grimes
Alexandria
Frank B. French
Melvin
Lee Rainer
Washington D.C
Rayner V. Snead
John R. Debergh
Cout
George Thomas Strother
Brunswick
Strother
Ruth Strother
Mary C. Boyer
December term jurors drawn for Circuit Court
Jurors for the December term of Circuit Court were drawn Saturday before Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. The non grand jury term opens Monday December 13. Jurors include Frederick Ethel Y Ramsburg Albert C Palmer Margaret Al Gardner Louise A Roof Lewis E Hill and many others from towns such as Buckets town Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg New Market Peters ville Mt Pleasant Thurmont Jackson Johnsville Woodville Linganore Lewistown Tuscarora Burk Village Ballenger Braddock Walkersville and Howard M Barker. Training at Glenn Dale Hospital for Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg students will study tuberculosis treatment under Washington District Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Ethel Y. Ramsburg
Albert C Palmer
Margaret al. Gardner
Louise A. Roof
Lewis E. Hill
Bucketstown
Peter R. Noel
Middletown
Ruby G. Sheifler
Creagerstown
Kathryne E, Valentine
Emmitsburg
Cloyd G
Ner
Thurmont
Murray C. Aller
Jackson
Rex W. Grossmickle
Johnsville
Ira C. Buffington
Woodville
Jessie B. Hahn
Linganore
Allen Hartman
Lewistown
Earl GL
Tuscarora
E. Milo Hooper
Burkitaville
Hubert E Gordon
Ballenger
James V. Shatf
Braddock
Ruth E Clemson
Walkersville
Howard M. Barker
Glenn Dale
Saint Joseph College
Glenn Dale Hospital
Washington
District Commissioners of
Jet Explodes At Essex Killing Two Crew Members
A Martin BS7 jet bomber crashed near Essex killing two crewmen, pilot Joseph Weber, 30, and engineer George Hodgson, 28, as it apparently exploded in flight. The home of Edward Adams was damaged. his wife and two children escaped. The plane was on a routine test flight from Martin’s Baltimore plant near Middle River when it crashed into trees, with witnesses saying no pre-crash explosion was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Essex
Edward H. Adams
Glenn L. Mariin Co
Martin
Joseph E. Weber
Flamilton
Obla
George P. Hodgson Sii
Richmond
Thelma Adams
Long Beach
Edward
Mary
Juds
Adams
Baltimore County
Middle River
Mani
Maran
Weber
Marth
Instants Weber
University of Cincinnati
Army Air Corps
Hotgson
Virginia Polytechnic Institute of
Thanksgiving Holiday Closes Stores and Observances
Thanksgiving week brings a one and a half day holiday for store workers with a full Thursday shutdown marks last pre Christmas closure. Banks offices and post office alter hours while many shops plan early closings and some will stay open Wednesday night. Turkey prices dip and Christmas displays appear as forecasters predict mild, dry weather for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kehne
Frederick Banks
Judge Mish Suffered Heart Attacks in Weekend
P Chief Judge Joseph D. Mish of the 4th Judicial Circuit was confined to Washington County Hospital after suffering two heart attacks. Judge Mish, idle since Saturday, rode back from Baltimore where she had spent two weeks on the Baltimore City Court bench. Associate Judge Morgan C. Harris of Cumberland will preside in Washington County Court as trial sessions open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
4Th Judicial Circuit
Washington County Hospital
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Mish
Iree Main
Morgan C Harris
Cumberland
Washington Canty
Frederick man wounded in hunting accident near Purdu m
Luthey N Cleveland 18 East South Street was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after being accidentally shot in both legs while rabbit hunting near Purdum Montgomery County. He was struck by a companion Oscar Spacer of Bethesda and the incident occurred about 12 45 pm Saturday. Trooper Robert Storer investigated. Baltimore County authorities investigated a separate death of a 63 year old stonecutter carried from a burning home in Randallstown area west of Baltimore.
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Frederick
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Luthey N. Cleveland
East South Street
Cleveland
Purdum
Montgomery County
Oscar Spacer
Asthesda
Robert Storer
Baltimore
Baltimore County
Tadas
Randallstown
Bal‘Amore
France backs Big Four meet after Paris London pacts
French Premier Mendes France told the United Nations General Assembly he favors a Big Four conference after ratification of the Paris and London agreements. He urged avoiding a war of nerves and called for a calm drive to confidence before any East West talks. He said Moscow’s Molotov plan would hinder unity and stressed France’s commitment to peace and a Russian settlement as a prerequisite to broader talks. He also praised an Austrian peace treaty as improving the international climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nawons
Nype
Pionierx Prete
Mendes
France
Paris
London
Russia
Mendes-France
Vyatheslav MM. Molotov
Dedication at Phillip Memorial Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
Dedication ceremonies in LOCISVILLE Kansas lasted about twenty hours with worship, sermons, and a breakfast for dignitaries. Rev John West Appleby led services and Bishop Stew Hopkinsville spoke to a large, enthusiastic crowd. Local officials and visiting preachers supported the event and fundraising efforts for the church.
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Locisville
Phillip Memorial
Serstees
Yesterdan
John Westies Appleby
Louisville & Nashville
Fevansulle
Appleby
Bishop Stewall
Hopkinsville
Turkes
Ninre
Plebs
Tisurea
Ned Faust March
Ank Crierion
Governor Beardsley Dies In Des Moines Car Crash
Iowa Governor William Beardsley, 53, a Republican and early Eisenhower supporter, was killed when his car rear ended a pickup on State Highway 60 north of Des Moines. First Iowa chief executive to die in office, his wife seriously injured. Lt. Gov. Leo Elthon becomes acting governor until Leo Hoegh's inauguration on Jan. 13.
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Des Moines
Wiliam
Beardsley
Here
Iowa
John Gardner
Beardsles
Dwight Eisenhower
Offic
Beardsleys
Gleon McDole
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Lester Powell
Gardner
Tuck
Janice
Lois Evans
Broadlawns Hospital
McDole
Beardsley Ca
New Virginia
Leo Elthoo
Leo A. Hoegh
Detrick Appeals for More Gifts to Community Chest
Colonel John J Hayes and Major John Derr announce a three day drive to raise additional funds for the Frederick Community Chest, with about $2000 already allocated from the Combined Charities drive. The drive will be led by Combined Charities volunteers including L Rake Jr and Major Crauford, following praise for prior donations from Detrick personnel and Parsons Co. support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Camp Detrick
John J Hayes
John Derr
Charitien
Hayes
Sbabc
Commins
Derr
Derik
Rain Vwoparsons Co
Sae Vetiik
Alo
L Rake
Maisnail F. Crauford
Corinthian Elkins
Marjone Co
Betty J. Lind
Anna Mo
Wo Lakin
MoSct
Jack
Amattan Witham Nelson
Evieaie Naviis
Maqui
Robert WeoOtt
Vernon Ait Eugene
Paul Thomas Popune Phiene
Rise Lo Young
Fumi
Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
American Cancer Society
Maryland
12 Minors Are Drafted
New York reports twelve minor players, including a World Series participant, drafted by major league clubs. The Giants pick Micke Grasso, who caught for the Indians in 1934 before a stint in Indianapolis. Other draftees include Roberto Clements of Montreal, James King of Rochester, Vincente Amor of Oklahoma City, John Robert Line of Toronto, Glenn Garbous of Montreal, Gerry Dean of Buffalo, Art Cecareili of Kansas City, Robert Spicer of Los Angeles, Ben Flowers of Louisville, Joe Trimble of Williamsport, Roberto Vargas of Indianapolis, and Roberto Vargas officials note multiple clubs selecting these players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milutime
Micke
Grasso
Cleveland Indians
Indianapolis
New York Giants
Giants
Roberto Clements
Montreal
Pittsburgh Pirates
James King
Rochester
Vincente Amor
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cubs
John Robert Line
Toronto
Washington
Glenn Garbous
Gerry Dean
Buffalo Pither
Cincinnati
Art Cecareili
Kansas City Blues
Robert Spicer
Los Angeles
Kansas’ City Athletics
Ben Flowers
Lowsville
Detroit
Joe Trimble
Williamsport
Boston
Roberto Vargas
Milwaukee
Christmas Treat Set For Dec 18
The Empty Stocking Club will host an early Christmas party for over 100 underprivileged children on December 18 at the YMCA in Ainchester Fall. Victor Palmer, president, led a meeting to form committees for candy, fruit, toys, stockings and entertainment featuring Santa Claus, magic by Dave Hagan, group singing, and a speaker. Cards for admittance will be issued in advance with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainchester
YMCA
Victor Palmer
Christmmas Party
Augs. Palmer
Santa Claus
Dave Hagan
Robert L. Smith
Palmer
Candy
Harry D. Radcliff
Ruth ‘Zimmerman
John Morgan
Roscoe C. Murray
Albert M. Coblentz
Amy Hoffman
Coblentz
George Hoke
Charles S. Price
Zimmierman
Gunmen Take 88000 In Times Square Holdup
New York gunmen robbed a theater manager and two guards of about 88000 as they exited a bank near Times Square at 12:30 am. The getaway car fled from the scene, later found abandoned, with police tracing the escape through nearby streets. Victims named include Tar Schingen 40 and Thomas Van Etten 23 with Pasquale Mast 47 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ibrer
Ana Park
Brooxh
Tar. Schingen
Thomas van Etten
Pasquale Mast
Arguments On School Question Delayed by Court Vacancy
Supreme Court postponed arguments on school segregation this week due to a vacancy. Original dates were set for the week of December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasusg Lon
Supreme Out Todas
Vishinsky dies after heart attack at UN meeting
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky dies of a heart attack announced at the United Nations. Flags paused as delegates and officials expressed condolences while the General Assembly postponed to honor him, a famed prosecutor of the 1930s purges and vocal opponent of Western powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United National NY
Andrei ¥. Vishinsky
Eelco X K. van Kieffens
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Arkady A. Sobolev
Vishinsky
van Kleffens
India
Krishna Menoni
Andrei Yanuakevich Vishinsky
United Nations
U. N. General Assembly
Paaeeishtitekhy
Ioscow
Bol- Ards
Joseph Stain
Moscow
Soviet Union
CCON
New York
Puse
Aumper
Sat
Lenin
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Andrei Vishinsky
Charles Anderson
Lin
U. S
Spencer Amrick
Camp Gordon
Ler Hauverss
Gus UL
Dimaggio
San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
Franklin Hospital
New York Yankee
Wenzht
Judge Mish
Julius Raeb
United States
Fisenhower
Dukies
South Korea
William
Detrick
Col. Hayes
Times Square
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