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News in Frederick, Maryland

01 Oct 1955

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1955

Page

10

4-H Clubs Plan Shows For Fair

Frederick County 4-H youths prepare for the Frederick Fair with a large display of cattle swine and poultry entries. Dairy cattle show lists 123 animals from 70 exhibitors including 36 Holsteins and 13 Guernseys. Swine entries total 42 from 21 exhibitors. Beef entries include multiple breeds and a wactor operator contest. Poultry show cites 119 birds from nine exhibitors supervised by Arthur Cook.

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Frederick County Frederick Mehrl H. Ramsburg Jr Tom Lady Earl, McDevitt Franklin Barker Holmes Baker Whittle Donald Garst Boyd Whittle University of Maryland Allen Flanigan Harold Rhoderick David Burtner J. Homer Remsberg Fred Downey Walter Hahn S. Braden King Jerseys Paul Lutz Arthur Rhoderick Maurice Ahalt Chester Stone Paul Spurrier Charles Smith W. H. Kent John Stiles Joe Hubble Myersville Richard McBride Middletown Thomas J Zimmerman Ballenger Guy B. Stull Jr Lewistown John Wenner Roxville George William Smith II New Midway Douglas Stauffer Kenneth Wisner Walkersville Raymond EF. Warner Keymar Dorothy M. Smith Frederik Roscoe T. Harbaugh Jr Doris L. Warbaugh Wayne John C. Keller Joseph B. Pearson Jr Jefferson Eugene Buttle Gene Grossnickle Richard Allen Gene W. Keller William E. Clem Ronald Hays Russell Brunner Burkittsville Suzanne Kent Union Bridge Douglas A Randolph E. Valentine Rocky Ridge Edward H. Bowers Robert N. Valentine Graceham Charles Fouche Carale Kent James Smith Charles J Ed. Smith Libertytown Judith Hoffman Vivian A. Wolfe Wolfsville Harold Barker Jr Charles Haines Jr David O. Pry Knoxville Leon Remsberg Elaine Whitmore Gene S. Wolfe Robert E Douglas Mo Hawker Wilfred Runkles Monrovia Clifford J. Howard Betty Ann Charlotte Stiles Bartholows Gene Schultz Mt. Airy John R. Lovell Jr Darlene Schultz Mt. Airs Kathryn Nicholson Aliee Compher Jr Fredericky Warr Margaret Nicholson Margaret Nicholson, Detour Charles Richard Black New Windsor Gene Keiler Larry Wayne Hevner Mark Walter Braddock Stewart Parker Kenneth L. Zummerman Harvey William Clem Emory Zimmermann Carrollee Zecher William C. Kegler Eugene Hittle Knoxvile Richard Zecher John , D. Green I Jr Theodore Zimmerman Byron Wayne Gaver Edwin Cissell Adamstown Yalbottc Arnold Meredith Theodore Blank Douglas Bussard Lamar Stull Alice Jerry Jackie Hevner William D. Brittain Raymond Covey Jr Leeman Covey
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Three Plead Guilty In Slot Machine Case

Three Columbus men pleaded guilty to illegally transporting slot machines from Parkerburg West Virginia into Maryland. Judge Watkins stalled action as a fourth man was arrested. James Vernon Ehman pleaded innocent with trial set for October 24. FBI seized 46 machines at five Maryland locations and at a farm near Ritchie tied to Charles F Nelson amid gambling investigations.

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Baltimore Columbus, G Parkersburg W. Va Maryland R. Dorsey Watkins Columbus James Vernon Ehman Kenneth Edward Glenn Robert J. Willis Robert Mace Hathaway Watkins FBI Glenn Willis Ehman Ritchie Cumberland Washington
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No Negro Teachers In White Schools In Montgomery Co

ROCKVILLE Sept 30 No Negro teachers or supervisors are being considered for appointments in white schools this year in Montgomery County Dr Forbes H Norris county school superintendent told the NAACP Norris said it is a wise policy to place individuals where they will have a reasonable chance to succeed He confirmed Mrs Margaret Taylor Jones principal of Rock Terrace Negro Elementary School in Rockville has been relieved as supervisor and the 10 teachers from closed schools have been reassigned most to integrated schools Norris noted bus drivers will remain on current routes if satisfactory Norris presented the change as due to school closings and need for a full time principal at Rock Terrace The article also mentions a planning committee and a sermon at 3 30 with Rev Elmer Andrews speaking on Trusting in Him I Promise.

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Rockville Montgomery County Forbes H. Norris The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Norris Margaret Taylor Jones Rock Terrace Elmer Andrews Thurmont Warren Smith Ruth Krieg Clarence MecGaha Edwin Freed Louise Krieg B. F. Bowings David Kanode Margaret Fogle Raymond Markley William Woerner
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C E Convention Planned for October 22 at Adamstown

Plans for the annual Christian Endeavor convention were made at a home meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. E. Smith. The event will take place October 22 at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church in Adamstown with registration at 2 30 p m and opening at 3 30 p m. Special music is planned for each session. Mrs Donald Sullivan is named song reader and a conference period follows at 3 45 p m.

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Christian Endeavor Warren P. E. Smith Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown Donald Sullivan
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Not In Favor Of Secrecy In Tax Appeals

Two of Washington County's three commissioners oppose secrecy about their decisions on tax assessment appeals. The board handled about two dozen cases last Tuesday and the next day the supervisor of assessments refused to disclose information, urging minutes to record the decisions. Local officials advocate open sessions and public records as required by Maryland's 1954 open session law.

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Hagerstows Washington County Simon Clopper Clopper W. Lee Igia Claician Elgin Chester Delphey Tom Kaylor Maryland General Assembly Board of County | S Commissioners Board
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Elgin presses for public recording of property assessment decisions

In a Neves Maryland report dated October 1, 1955, Elgin urges the Frederick County board to record decisions on assessment appeals in official minutes. He cites unrecorded actions handed to Klopper and argues for a formal hearing outside other property owners.

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Frederick Klopper Elgin Kaylor
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Seven Commissioners Appeal in Open Meeting

Seven commissioners voted to appeal the decision, with the group feeling the outcome must be decided in an open meeting. The move suggests heightened scrutiny and potential public discussion of the matter.

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