Rights in Work Debate Highlights Civil Liberties Clash
Thousands face employment limits over beliefs as Senator Hennings faces Curtis over constitutional rights. The piece notes the Senate subcommittee’s focus on security risks while courts handle passport and union issues, arguing compulsory unionization undermines constitutional liberty and criticizing aid to civil liberties groups that ignore labor rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee On
Senator Hennings
Missouri
Hennings
Curtis
Republiican
Nebraska
Senate
Henings
Mer
Communist Gront
Supreme Court of the United States
State Department
Executive Department
America
Henings Committee
Supreme Cou’ Flas
Communist Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
New York Herald
Tsit, Inc
Safe Driving Day and Community Club Notes
A feature urges Safe Driving Day to cut traffic deaths and injuries, urging ongoing habits of caution. Johnsville 4-H club met at Natalie Mathews with 15 members, welcomed two new members, and planned Christmas activities and gift exchange. Hospital and discharge notices list Mrs Jacob Topper admitted to Annie M Warner Hospital, and several Emmitsburg residents discharged from Gettysburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsville Girls 4-H
Natalie Mathews
Mary Jane
Linda Keeney
Miss Lovington
Jacob Topper
Emmitsbure
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Elia Knipple
James Adelsberger
John Osborne
Emmitsburg
Trains From The News November 30 1905 Local Light
Fifty years ago news items report a hunting accident injuring Vernon Molesworth of Cleveland Grove and a stove explosion at Jacob Gormat’s South Market store. Purchases by James H. Baer, sheriff elect Martz appoints deputies, and about 100 boys plan to attend the Eastern Conference of the Boys Department of the M C A in this city over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Molesworth
Cleveland
James H. Baer
Middletown
S. J. Gladhill
Corner Market
West Fourth Streets
John 4 H. Martz
Wiliam
George Delaplaine
Gienn
Garher
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Soaking showers disrupted Thanksgiving activities with over three quarters of an inch. Outdoor sports were canceled as the day-long downpour continued. A postal law violation involved several thousand dollars in a Canadian sweepstakes matter at the post office. An automobile, driven by Luther Horing of Jefferson, was badly damaged after striking a concrete roll over at Jefferson when a rear tire burst. Dedication exercises for the Mt. Airy consolidated school are set for December 12. Students will use space in the I. C. O. F. Hall, the Riddlemouser building, and Masonic Hall for after school time following Thanksgiving holidays.
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Tsa
Vkr
Mt. Airy Consolidated
PTA Votes To Spend 600 for School Improvements
Washington street school PTA authorized expenditures totaling about 600 for playground upgrades and classroom needs. Projects include two castle towers and horizontal bars worth 300, four three speed record players up to 140, and 165 for small classroom items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Charles Hargett
Alice Love
Evelyn Davis
Robert Ferguson
Frederick High School
Board of Education
PTA
Madison Street
Curbstone reflections on a world merry-go-round
HAL BOYLE surveys nations in a tonic digressive column. He notes the U S enjoys peak prosperity yet ready to wage war, while England clings to doomed defense, France skates on empire pride, Germany jealously eyes power, Russia pursues self containment, China rises in bargaining drive, India seeks balance, and global arms build toward uneasy peace. The piece frames the era as a perpetual roundabout of conflict and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Germany
China
India
Jan. An
American America
Births and local notices mix in Braddock Heights and Marion College
Birth announcements record a son for Mr. and Mrs J Arthur Throne of Braddock Heights born at Garfield Memorial Hospital Washington on November 2 and a son for Mr. and Mrs Joseph Haley of Emimursburg at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Sally Stevens is elected vice-president of the International Relations Club at Marion College daughter of C Graxson Stevens. Residents move to new Rural Free Delivery route 1 Pleasant. Brunswick workers erect lights for Christmas along main streets Potomac river approaches include Hast and West Potomac streets and Potersalle read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Throne
Braddock Heights
Philip James
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Washington
Joseph Haley
Emimursburz
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Sally Stevens
International Relations Club
Marion College
Marion
C. Graxson Stevens
RFD
Frederick. My
Joshua Murphy
South Carrol Street
Mr. Pleasant
Potomac River
Noth Hast
West Potomac
Sartre Jday
McCarthy Recommends Man With Record For Postmaster
Washington dispatch reports a staffing dispute over Appleton Wisconsin postmaster led to Edward R Pirner being named interim postmaster by Postmaster General Summerfield. Earlier McCarthy ally Thomas Miller was announced as acting postmaster after the senator's favor. The sequence shows political maneuvering surrounding the Appleton post office appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Appleton
Wis
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Summerfield
Edward R. Pirner
Thomas Miller
Postmaster Postponed Appointment Faces Civil Service Hurdles
Postmaster Stephen D Bailiet is retiring. Wisconsin reporters uncover Miller, a former tavern keeper, with two state gambling law convictions and one Federal Prohibition Act violation. A Post Office Department spokesman said Miller had not been appointed, contradicting McCarthy's office. Summerfield noted Miller fails Civil Service Commission and Post Office Department requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen D. Bailiet
Wisconsin
Miller
Post Office Department
McCarthy
Summerfield
Civil Service Commission
New Books At Artz Library
Artz Library highlights new arrivals including LIFE WITH FIORELLO by Ernest Cuneo a tribute to Fiorello La Guardia focusing on his reforms and social conscience. LIFE AND LANGUAGE IN THE OLD TESTAMENT by Mary Dilon Chase exploring complex biblical language. NEEDLEPOINT MADE EASY by Mary Brooks Picken and Doris White teaching beginner needlepoint. THE STORY OF MAN AND THE STARS by Patrick Moore tracing astronomy from myth to science. IT ALL STARTED WITH EUR-1 OPA by Richard Armour a humorous European history. Gift noted: Lt John Shellman Baer Natural History Collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorello
Ernest Cuneo
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
Congress
New York
Mary Dilon Chase
Mary Brooks Picken
Doris White
Vonerse
Patrick Moore
John Shellman Baer
Natural History Collection
Richard Armour
Europe
Guaranty Of Christmas At Home For Enlistees
Major John H. Miller of the US Army Recruiting Station in Baltimore announced a Christmas leave program to encourage enlistment and reenlistment. Eligible enlistees who request leave immediately upon enlistment in the Regular Army can take leave during December 3 to 31, 1955, not extending beyond January 3, 1956. Those enlisting between December 15 and 31 with a normal three-year term will be separated before Christmas in 1956, allowing an additional Christmas at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Miller
United States Army
Baltimore
Department of the Army
Miller
Zontans Hear Dr Jenkins at Club Dinner
Dr Dale Jenkins Camp Detrick U S delegate to the Atomic Energy Commission and adviser to the State Department spoke at a Zonta dinner at Francis Scott Key Hanna Monday. He discussed the Geneva Peaceful Atom Conference and showed slides from a nine day Mediterranean cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Jenkins
Camp Detrick
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
State Department
Geneva
Zonta Club
Mary Rhoads
Mildred Dunne
Jenkins
Russia
England
France
Scotland
Rome
Mediterranean
Switzerland
Jung-Frau
Ohio State University
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
University of Illinois
Board of Economics Juuiuiaduull
AAU OS United Nations
Defense Research Board of Canada
U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Public Health
Army Medical Department
Army Chemical Corps
Found Not Guilty On Muffler Charge
Russell L. Stockman of Middletown was found not guilty by Magistrate H Reese Kate's Court after a garage mechanic stated the muffler was in good condition and unaltered. Others faced charges including speeding in a school zone, license issues, and failing to surrender suspended licenses, with multiple defendants fined or jailed.
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Russell L. Stockman
RFD 2
Middletown
Edwin F. Nikirk
U.S. 40 West
H. Reese Kate
Robert L. Storer
Dill Avenue
Harry O. Maker
West Sixth Street
William A. Boone Jr
Wilbur P. Sheffield Jr
Joseph Coady
John W. Spencer
Mt. Airy
Storer
Wayne W. Horman
Second
Bentz
Richard H. Harris
RFD
Frederick
John K. Minnoch
Robert D. Kirby
William P. Norton
Richmond
Ind
U.S
Edward J. Long
Baltimore
Plume
Heare A Perkins
Tanck
Market
Harry G. Finneyfrock
Thurmont
Third
Market Streets
W. C. Staley
Clarence E. Webber
Knoxville
Ixil- We Logia
William A. Mitch
Snow Ball Fund supports hospital laundry upgrade
Frederick Memorial Hospital's Womans Auxiliary plans to replace two washers and a four roller mangle with proceeds from the Snow Ball benefit. Miss Ethel Northam notes the 30 year old equipment causes frequent breakdowns and bottlenecks. The December 13 event at Hood College gymnasium aims to raise funds for laundry equipment. past Snow Balls funded air conditioning in operating rooms. Tickets are on sale via auxiliary members. deadlines for senior patrons and boxholders are December 5. efforts to renew patronage continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Womon's
Ethel Northan
Northam
Hood College
Edward Harmann
Woman's Auxiliary
Uartmann
Frederick
Richard Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Paul L. Maw
Mie
Paulen O. Schnauffer
Melvin H. Partridge
Nathan Jacobson
Joan Routzahn
O'Neil Jenkins
Charles Butcher
Ann K. Daffin
Max Turner
Donald Falconer
Frank D. Worthington
Five Johns Hopkins student nurses capped at ceremony
Hood College students and one Frederick High School graduate formed class of student nurses capped at Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing Bali more on Tuesday evening November 22. Attendees, including local residents, gathered in Hurd Hall for candlelight services honoring the graduates and their B S degrees.
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Hood College
Frederick High School
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Balimore
Hurd Hall
Hospital School
B.S. Dugree
Hurd Coulege
Barbara Kaufman
Wilfred L. Kaufman
Center Street
Barbara Thomas
Calendar of Events in Frederick for December
The Frederick area calendar lists numerous events from the Chamber of Commerce including nursing alumnae gatherings at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Christmas programs at Hood College and local hotels, dinners for Hammaker Bros and News-Post employees, Christmas vespers by Hood College Choir, Newcomers Club luncheon with Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, community caroling, garden and lawn sales, and several club dances. Also noted are real estate transfers: Frederick Tailoring purchasing a modern plant and a North Market street residence sale by Mrs. Sylvia R. Herbert to Mr. and Mrs. Marty Lystitley, around 10 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bagaar
P.m. Pvland
Virginia
Hudson Pool
Hood College
Hammaker Bros., Inc
Hotel
Frederick
Moore Business Farms
Francis Scott. Key
Chestnut Farms
Francis Scott Key
News-Post
Coffman Chapel
Elizabeth Peters
Francis Scott Key Hotel
William Sprigg
Coca Cola’ Bottling Company
Francis Scott | Key Hotel
The
Garden Club of
Frederick Motor Company
County Bar Association
Frederick County
Road Commissioners Office
Court House
Frederick ‘Tauoring Company
Frederick High School
Frederick Tailoring
Muse
Sylvia R. Herbert
Charles H. Lerbert
North Market Street
Marty Ly Stitley
Wisner Street Plant Sold to Frederick Tailoring Firm
The Wisner Street Plant of Schloss Bros. and Co. has been sold to Frederick Tailoring Company. The Muse Tailoring Company operated the plant for years. The deed filed shows a consideration near $166,000, with revenue stamps confirming the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauth Wreges Eoart
Schloss Bros
Compas. Lg
Muse Tailoring Company
Frederick ‘Tailoring Company
Snowbound City Declares State of Emergency in Buffalo
Buffalo, New York, sits under a state of emergency after a record November blizzard left thousands of abandoned vehicles in streets. Mayor Steven Pankow said National Guard aid could be requested to clear roads as crews work to restore normal life and schools reopen after closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Steven Pankow
National Guard
Local News and Military Family Notes
Mrs Mabel Flock of Smithsburg has returned home after major surgery at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Dorsey M Nicholson Jr of Hyatts Town reports her son Dorsey Jr ill at U S Army Hospital in Germany since November 8 serving in the Navy and ill at sea in the Mediterranean. Address: Dorsey M Nicholson Jr UV 8 Army Hospital Landstuhl Germany. ATH B8 42.
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Mabel Flock
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Dorsey M. Nicholson Jr
Hyattstown
U.S. Army Hospital
Germany
Dorsey Jr
U.S. Navy
Mediterranean
Army Hospital
Landstuhl
A. P.O
Truman Says No One Can Act For President
Former President Truman told about 800 at a San Francisco fundraising dinner for the Harry S Truman Library under construction in Independence Missouri that the president must run the United States and cannot pass the buck to anyone else. He emphasized the president alone makes policy despite volume of advice and criticism. He did not refer directly to the present administration or Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tarry Truman
United States
Truman
Tarry
Youman
Independence
Mo Truman
White House
Eisenhowry'e Osiness
Hospital Treatment After Assault on Phebus Avenue Resident
Carlton T. Lee of the 200 block of Phebus Avenue was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 12 30 a m for scalp lacerations after being struck on the head with a piece of object. Police Investigator Harvey T. Philips reported the incident and Lee was later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton T. Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harvey T. Philips
Lee
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University of Maryland
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