Frederick newspaper subscription rates 1954
Established its. Sunday by the GREAT SOUTHERN PTG. & MFG. CO 28 North Court St. Frederick, Md. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single copy cents When paid in advance Month $1.00 three months $2.50 six months $4.50 year $8.00 Member Audit Bureau of Circulations Entered at the post office at Frederick, Md., as second-class matter. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1954.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Advent A Church Year Opens With Gift of Hope
Advent marks four weeks before Christmas as a penitential period in Catholic practice and a liturgical season in Anglican and Lutheran traditions. The piece urges charity and personal renewal, noting a hoped rise in church attendance among Americans and a return to faith to seek peace through Christ.
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Christ
November Beavers and Frosty Mornings Riddle the Times
A reflective column ponders calendar quirks, weather lore, and natural history topics. It asks why months retain old Latin names, why the Beaver Moon is November, how animals behave, and why frost alters produce and animals, inviting readers to consider rural life curiosities and Noah Webster in a playful, regional tone.
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Noah Webster
Noah
Appreciation Note For FCARC Campaign Help Expressed
Parents and friends of Frederick County Association for Retarded Children thank the Frederick News and Frederick Post staff for cooperation during National Retarded Children's Week. Gratitude is extended to many civil and fraternal organizations and individuals who aided fundraising and education efforts.
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FCARC
Frederick County
Frederick County Association For
Frederick News
Frederick Pos
Frederick Co. Association
Box 146
Route 1
Thurmont
Ellsworth McGaua
Middletown
Churchill Is 80 Today
Sir Winston Churchill marked his 80th birthday with a mix of celebration and reflection. The Prime Minister received tributes from all sides as Parliament opened, with Queen Elizabeth II delivering the speech from the throne and Churchill noting his ongoing desire to serve while acknowledging the day’s emotional significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
House of Commons
Elizabeth ‘II
United States
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Maryland Slot Tie to Phenix City in Wire Evidence
Alabama Attorney General John Patterson says recordings link Maryland slot machine operators to Phenix City in a sweep on vice. Wiretaps from Hoyt Shepherd’s home, a Phenix City king, show Marylanders contracted to buy machines on profit share and defend nonpayment. Recordings stored in a Columbus bank vault.
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Phenix City
Ala
Alabama
Maryland
John Patterson
Patterson
Hoyt Shepherd
Shepherd
Columbus, Ga
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Survey results fix height of Frederick above mean sea level at 297 379 feet using the magnetic monument in Court House Park as benchmark. Mayor Aldermen hire Milton Urner to assist in civil suit against county bar member for ten dollars legal license fee. Clover Leaf Literary Society debate on riches vs wisdom ends with negative side winning. County schools to close December 23 for Christmas, reopen January 2. Frederick milk dealers announce price 18 cents per gallon, cream at 10 cents per pint starting December 4.
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Rufus A. Rager
Robert E. L. Kolb
East Third Street
Frederick
Court House’ Park
Milton G. Urner
Charles P. Levy
Clover Leaf Literary Society
A. Zeigler
A. Zimmerman
W. Flautt
Twenty Years Ago from The News Columns November 30 1904
Rain and fog hindered Thanksgiving travel as .66 inch of rain fell the heaviest since September 30. Amobile collision near Urbana killed two women and injured others when it hit a Blue Ridge Transportation bus. Marsland College star BIL Shepherd led Western Marsland to a 26-0 homecoming win over Mt. St. Marys, claiming the nation’s leading scorer title with 20 points. St Johns students showcased their annual play Little Lord Fauntleroy with cast members including Leihertz Rhoads Wachter and Kennedy.
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Shepherd
ST. John's First School
Farge
Little Lord Fauntleroy
William Leihertz
Paul Rhoads
Ralph Wachter
Norbert Dorsey
Charles Spanseller
William Nusz
John F. Kennedy
Paul Smith
Francis X. Staley
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Kennedy
Mary Weller
Wedding At St John s Catholic Church in Frederick
Miss Mary Jane Wilcom and Benjamin C. Dudderar wed at St John s with Rev Dr Joseph F Thorning officiating. The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums and palms, pre nup music by Mrs Robert Hess and Mrs Casper Moore Jr, and a lace gown with chapel train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Catholic Church
Mary Jane Wilcom
Benjamin C. Dudderar
Joseph F. Thorning
Robert Hess
Casper Moore Jr
Earl C. Lenhart
Frederick
Roxie Montgomery
Jiamsville
Ann Runkles
Urbana
Miss Montgomery
Miss Ruukles
Wilcom
Udo Derar
John DB. Dudderar
Bel Air
Wilson Dudderar
Richard Wilcom
John J. Wilcom Jr
Mark Sneadner
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
States
Canada
Mary D. Dudderar
New Windsor
Frederick High School
United States Army
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Arnold Fleagle
Klipp–Hane Wedding Reported in Evangelical Parsonage
The marriage of Miss Guvan Lu Klipp to Robert C. Hane was held Thursday night at eight in the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage. Pastor Charles Trunk officiated with Kempfromerty of Ohio as maid of honor and Bernard Elworthy as best man. The couple reside at 406 Grant Place after college graduates from Frederick High School working at Camp Detrick.
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Bane—nupp
Harry Klipp
Guvan Lu. Klipp
Robert C. Hane
Mrr
Carl H. Hane
Evangelical Lautheran Church
Charles ‘Trunk
Emotion Dominates McCarthy Censure Debate
A prominent lawyer argues the McCarthy censure clash is driven by emotion, not law, warning thatUsing a Senate procedure to punish McCarthy risks ex post facto precedents. He notes invitations to testify and tax and other charges lack mandatory force and urges focus on genuine principles over personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Senate
McCarthy
Watkins
Wisconsin
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
New York to Be Headquarters of National Council of Churches
The National Council of Churches approves New York as permanent headquarters after a ten member committee's recommendation. The General Board, with 125 members, backs the plan amid bids for a Midwest site led by Columbus and Chicago. Rockefeller Jr offers a grant for a center near Columbia University. a major Midwest office will also be maintained in Chicago along with offices in Washington, Atlanta and Fort Worth.
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Boston
National Council of Churches
New York City
Midwest
New York
Edwin T. Dahlberg
St Louis
Columbus
Oma
Cleveland
St.Louis
University of Chicago
John D Rockefeller Jr
Morningside Heights
Columbia University
Mass Communications Media
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Atlanta
Fort Worth
Strijdom To Become Malan's Successor
PRETORIA South Africa nationalist party members in Parliament today elected Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom an uncompromising advocate of Republican status to succeed retiring Prime Minister Daniel Malan as party leader. After the action of the party
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Pretoria
South Africa
Johannes
Gerhardus Stridom
Daniel Malan
Jeffersonian Democratic Club Holds Meeting Here
The Jeffersonian Democratic Club of Frederick county held its monthly meeting in the Moose Club social room on West South street last evening. President Philip Beard presided as a large crowd discussed party matters, with many recent election candidates present. Samuel Barrick spoke on club progress and the Democratic tent at the Fairgrounds. Membership cards featuring the late Dave Winebrener’s profile were issued, and the club invites Democrats to join. The meeting adjourned after refreshments.
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Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Frederick County
Moose Club
West South Street
Philip Beard
Samuel Barrick
Fairgrounds
Dave C. Winebrenner
Questions And Answers About State Law Conflicts
Judges in all states are bound by the U S Constitution, even when state laws or constitutions conflict with it, as the supreme law of the land. The federal constitution prevails over state statutes and state constitutional provisions.
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United States
Local births and gatherings noted around Frederick area
Mary Christine Chap line was born to Mr. and Mrs. George M. Chap line Jr at Frederick Memorial Hospital. David Davison welcomed a second son in York Pennsylvania. Mrs. Claggett E Ramsburg plans a Miami winter stay with her grandson. The Brucheys mark their 37th wedding anniversary on Dec 1. Craig Coward was born to Sgt and Mrs Harvey C Butler at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Leonard Zimmerman hosted an Officers Club bridge gathering with Alfred Stanley and Walter D Foster earning top placements. Roger Christopher Nusbaum joined the family at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Donnie Sensenig returned home after Thanksgiving with grandparents in Hallam. Hammaker family repaired from a Thanksgiving trip to Mana kin Farms near Richmond. Rev Dr J Franklin Haas visited Richfield and baptized Robert Elias Jr. The Marsh family spent Thanksgiving in New York City including Macy’s parade and a Queen Elizabeth tour.
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George M. Chapline, Jr
Rosemont
Mary Christine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Davison
York
York, Pa
Davison
Charles B. Trail
Claggett E. Ramsburg
South Market Street
Miami
Fla
N. W
Sgt
Butler
Okinawa
Ruth Heatherly
Bryant Heatherly
Canton
N.C
Leonard Zimmerman
West Fourteenth Street
Camp Detrick
Alfred Stanley
Walter D. Foster
Roger Nusbaum
East Third Street
Roger Christopher
Donnie Sensenig
West Patrick Street
Wilson Fipgrass
Hallam
W. F. Hammaker
West Second Street
Wilbur K. Hammaker
Manakin Farms
Richmond
J. Franklin Haas
Baltimore
Calvary Methodist Church
Bruce E. Crum
Richfield
Frederick
Robert
E. Crum
Robert Elias Jr
Robert P. Marsh
Linda
Janet
Bobby
New York City
S.S. Queen Elizabeth
Wives Recovering After Surgeries Across Hospitals
Among the sick wives, several local women recover at Frederick Memorial Hospital and other Baltimore facilities after recent operations. Mrs. Troxell has returned home to 524 Wilson Place. Mrs. Beans is improving after University Hospital surgery. Mrs. Wilhide Sr. recovers from Church Home Hospital. Mrs. Hargett and Mrs. Stroup near Shookstown Road anticipate home return, with others in Frederick Memorial Hospital showing progress and improving condition. Mrs. Crum and Mrs. Heim are listed as making satisfactory progress and recovery continues. Mr. Brubaker remains an inpatient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, improving nicely.
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Earl Troxell
Wilson Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Malinda Beans
Hyatt Beans
Brunswick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Ernest C. Wilhide Sr
Basic Church Street
Church Home Hospital
Charles Hargett
John Brubaker
Trail Avenue
Frederick
Candida To Be Given At Hotel Tonight At 8.30
Tonight at 8 30 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Amulet Productions presents George Bernard Shaw's Candida in Theater in the Round. A sensitive poet loves Candida while her minister husband wrestles with jealousy as Candida enjoys a playful, uneasy triumph in a lively Shavian comedy dynamic.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
George Bernard Shaw
Amulet Production
New York
Candida
Everal
Psalmist Seeks Safety From Hidden Nets and Plots
The verse reflects on unjust traps set by others against a righteous person, likening the net in a pit to malicious schemes. It contrasts human intrigue with divinely ordered consequences. The Burke quote warns that true causes leading to God’s throne elude human unraveling.
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God
Burke
Remsberg Named to Local Selective Service Board
George C. Remsberg of Braddock Heights has been named member of local Selective Service Board No. 46 by state director Col denry C. Stanwood to fill the vacancy from James C. Biehl resignation. Remsberg, a Walkersville High School teacher since 1946, began duties Monday and is a Middletown native with a 1939 MS from University of Maryland College of Agriculture.
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George C. Remsberg
Braddock Heights
Denry C. Stanwood
Selective Service
Remsberg
Walkersville High School
James C. Biehl
Middletown
Kemsberg
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Cambridge High School
Cambridge
U. S. Navy
University of Maryland College of Agriculture
Fellows Studio
James Funeral Held At Charlottesville Va
Funeral services were held at Preddy Funeral Home in Charlottesville for Earl Lee James who died after a car crash near Beallsville Maryland. He was a native of Albemarle County and recently resided in Emmitsburg Maryland. Burial followed at Mt Marish Methodist Church cemetery in White Hall Albemarle County. Survivors include his widow two sisters Mrs T A Terrill and Mrs L R Morris both of Proffit and a brother R L James of Charlottesville.
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Charlottesville
Preddy
Earl Lee James
Beallsville
Mt. Marish Methodist Church
White Hall
Albemarle County
James
Emmitsburg
Bnieee 2 Ci Wasnue
Daemitsbury
T. A. Terrill
L. R. Morris
Proffit
R. L. James
Veterans Event At Martinsburg Center By DAV Auxiliary
The Washington and Lee Chapter Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary entertained about 73 veterans at the T. B. Ward of the Newton D. Baker Veterans Center in Martinsburg West Virginia. Refreshments and piano entertainment by Mrs Harry Kester accompanied group singing. Hospital chairman is Mrs Charlotte Main. Attendees included Miss Anna Wastler Mrs Martha Riggins Mrs Jason Yelton Jason Elton Harry Kester and Mrs Goodles. A Christmas Party is planned for December 26 during the next visit.
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Washington and Lee
The
Disabled American Veterans
T. B. Ward
Newton D. Baker Veterans Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Kester
Charlotte iMain
Anna Wastler
Martha Riggins
Jason Yelton
Jason ¥Elton
Goodles
Health Dept Budget Reallocated for Dairy Farm Sanitation Needs
The health department asked the county board for funds to support system and sewage disposal improvements. Dr Burgess cited heavier dairy farm milk shipment regulations to Washington, stretching sanitarians thin as restaurant sanitation also suffered. Volunteers and service clubs provided assistance and equipment valued at about 34,000 dollars over four years to support health programs and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Health Department
Washington
QNE ACCIDENT REPORTED
Two autos damaged in a city collision Monday at 2 32 p m a westbound pickup driven by Earl R Mailineaux and a southbound car driven by Gladys T Obenderfer collided at East Patrick and Mid de Alley with damages over 375 to each. Sherman Boone investigated with no charges. Charles On Hostler of Charles Town charged with passing left near an intersection and speeding. Moses L Yarbrough of Fort Meade charged with speed and summoned to a hearing.
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QNE
East Patrick
Earl R. Mailineaux
Gladys T. Obenderfer
Dorsey
Moses L. Yarbrough
Fort Meade
Mossburg
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Jesse F. Loy
Ruth H. Caniford
Vernon Summers
James McSherry
Ocratic
Department of P Justice
U.S
Senator Case
Stevens
E. G. Jansen
Malan
Strijdom
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South African
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