Senate Cloakroom Tribute To Nonconformists In History
U S Senator from Maryland Sy J Glenn Beall expresses gratitude to nonconformists, praising their role in founding and sustaining American freedom and noting two groups among present day nonconformists. Maryland figures are cited as examples of individuals challenging established paths to seek reform. Also reports Army M/Sgt. Robert Blumenauer assigned to Fort Polk and basic training at Fort Jackson.
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Sy J. Glenn Beall
U. S
Maryland
Capitol Hill
New England
Europe
Foundation of
Fort Polk
Robert A. Blumenauer
Edward K. Blumenauer
Wilson Place
Frederick
508Th Airborne Infantry Regiment
Fort Jackson
Reserve Forces Act
Carroll To Tax Smokes In Carroll County
Beginning January 1 Carroll County imposes a special tobacco tax approved by the state legislature. The levy adds cents per 20 cigarettes, with higher charges for cigars by price and two cents per package of tobacco. Taxes are collected via stamps or metering, with penalties up to 1000 dollars or six months imprisonment for violations.
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Carroll County
Board of
Carroll County Commissioners
Maryland business man jailed for drunk driving plea
Carl Lee Culler of Frederick Maryland was jailed and fined 200 after pleading guilty to drunken driving in Franklin county court. He may apply for parole after 29 days. Judge Edmund C Wingerd allowed him to leave November 24 and return December 8 to finish the sentence due to business duties. The article also notes U S women employed as household servants fell from 2 million in 1940 to 1% million in 1950.
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Chambersburg
Franklin County
Carl Lee Culler
Frederick
Edmund C. Wingerd
U. S
Rheumatic Heart Disease Talk At Parkway PTA Meeting
Dr Charles H Conley Jr spoke on Rheumatic Heart Disease at Parkway Parent Teacher Association meeting held Thursday evening at 730 Rev Dr Frederick Eyster president of Potomac Synod introduced by William E Zimmerman PTA president The talk urged checks on children after strep throats and to seek Heart Association help A movie on rheumatic fever followed and 423 members had joined the PTA during the business session Refreshments were served by sixth grade mothers
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Charles H. Conley Jr
Parkway
Dudley Glick
Parkway Pia
Mary Smith
Red Cross
PTA
Ptas
Civitan Talk by Rev Hall on God's world good and bad
Rev E. William Hall addressed Civitan Club on the good and bad in God s world. He said both come in due time and can bring people closer. He cited a polio story of a mother and son to illustrate understanding and urged living with faith and effort.
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Civitans
William Hall
Civitan Club
Curgi Freed
Mr. Hall
Kase
Rev
Hall
Mother's Class Meets at Evan gelical Lutheran Church
The Mother's Class of Evan gelical Lutheran Church met in the Old Chapel with 33 members and one guest. Guest speaker Mrs. Diane Fish spoke on Latin American countries. A business meeting was led by Mrs. Mary Alice Marks. Door prizes went to Mrs. James Snurr and Mrs. Barbara Ewing. Next meeting is a December 15 covered dish supper at 6 30 p.m. in the Old Chapel. Captain James F. Roby attends the Army Anti Aircraft and Guided Missile School at Fort Bliss, Texas.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Old Chapel
Diane Fish
Mary Alice Marks
James Snurr
Barbara Ewing
Marks
Jennie Garrett
Claudia Milhhouse
Blanche Hargett
Catherine Mills
Lauretta Smith
Fort Bliss
Tex
James F. Roby
James S. Roby
West B Street
Brunswick
Army
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Senate
Patsy Louise Stanley
Rfc
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ruth Shoemaker
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
ICLE
Brown’s Hearing Service
Court St
Westminster
New Windsor
Li Vision
Walter Snow
Carroll
Lela $. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
Pp O
Box
Jackson 7
Mistiaippi
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
Buxton
North Market St
Ghogre
GAC. Finance
SEARS
Magic Lips
Davy
The
Alamo
Authentic Crockett Fieres
Fori
Pet Fey
J.C. Higgins
J. C. Higgins
Davy Crockett
Walt Disney Set
Ation
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
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