College enrollment to surge as youth go to higher education
The article notes college attendance rising from about 30 percent of the college age group to roughly one in three, equating to two and a half million new entrants yearly. It warns that by the next decade five million students may enroll annually, stressing a need for expanded facilities and faculty and urging private and public colleges to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinale
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Kirk
Letters To The Editor Commends National Newspaper Week
Bishop Oxhnam commends National Newspaper Week to The News editor. The letter praises newspapers in Washington area for advancing faith and defending a free press and religious liberty as core to all freedom. Dated Oct 3 from Washington.
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Oxhnam
National
National Newspaper Week
Washington
OG. Dagmlocy Gasan
Crummitt and Rice Wed in Mt Carmel Church
Violet Irene Rice daughter of Charles I Rice and James L Crummitt Jr son of James L Crummitt Sr were married August 20 at Mt Carmel Methodist church in a ceremony officiated by Rev Charles E Harney. Reception followed in the church and couple departed for a short trip to southern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Crummitt
Albert Crumsmilt
James Neal
Frederick
Robert Rice
Edward Pearl
Obituary notices and club report from local town papers
Funeral services for Miss Sara Jane Anders of Taneytown were held at the Lutheran church with burial in Lutheran church cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews and relatives. Also noted were funerals for John Henry Tams of Oak Hill, Anna Compher of Leesburg, Mate P. Miller of Towson, and a Zonta Club meeting at Francis Searl Key Hotel with plans for a Middletown event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Jane Anders
Taneytown
National ‘Lutheran Homme Washington
Rome
Hev. Stanley Jennings
Lutheran Rehurch
Taneytosn
Charles
Raymond
Robert Anders
Ralph Althouse
Paul Althouse
Marcus Baker
Fuss
John Henry Tams
Elwoot N. Tams
Oak Hill
Ernest Baker
Harry
Elwood
Roland Geever
John Toms
Mount Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Anna _Compher
Leesburg Presbyterian Church
David ©. Crawford
Compher
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Efferson
Sophia Spring
Florian Campher
Paeonian Springs
Harry Cooper
Lucas Pp. Phillips
Rosvde
Rhoads
Albert A. Noyatney
John Carr
Lloyd Cooper
John Compher
Union Cemetery
Lovertsville
Zonta Club
Francis Searl Key
Mary Hheads
Collect
Virginia Thomas
Firerton’s
Middletown
Fifty Years Ago teins Riva Tue Guachili LOF The News Oct 5 1905
A fragment from 1905 reports injuries to Master Ralph Eichelberg son of Abram J Eichelberg on West Fourth Street after a yard accident. Also Knoxville men Morgan P Runkles and Dr Charles G MacGill claim a big Potomac bass catch of 24 fish, two over four pounds. The Two Johns at City Opera House drew a crowded audience. Charles Lease awarded a contract to remodel a South Market Street property once owned by Mathias Barlais. Fahrney Memorial Women For The Aged trustees bought 235 acres near Mapleville Washington County adjoining the old folks home from Chicago heirs of Dr Peter Fahrney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eichelberger
Abram J. Eichelberger
West Fourth
Morgan P. Runkles
Knoxville
Charles G. MacGill
Potomac
Johns
City Opera House
Charles Lease
Charles
South Market Street
Mathias E. Barlais
Allactive
Fahrney Memorial Wome For
Dunkard Church
Mapleville
Washington County
Chicago
Peter Fahrney
Twenty Years Ago in News Columns 1955 Items
Twenty Years Ago items recount a wreck at Wilson Avenue and Rose Tree Street car inters section with a motorist from 1403 North Market Street. The piece mentions funds for an engine house for the Truck Company and a fire incident tied to a rail line. Substantive notes on church supper, a club substitute for a past event, and local civic details appear in a collage of brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
North Market Street
Haceono
Frederick
Wilson Avenue
Rose Teaith
Timvens
Jong
BEA
Hch
Freders
Frogerek
Tauniv
Ener
Lutheran Church
Frederica Fatt Pam
Deaths of Several Local Residents in Early Morning Tragedies
Multiple notices report sudden deaths in the region. Mrs Alma Jane Axline of Petersville aged seven years, wife of Marry De Axtine, dies at 9:45 at 116 East Seventh Street. nine to sixteen grandchildren and many relatives survive. Mrs Margaret Deila Ramsburg, 70, widow of William L Ramsburg, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital after illness. three daughters and a son survive along with nine grandchildren. Mrs E Marie Meese, 54, wife of James R Reese, dies suddenly at home in Boonsboro. extensive survivor list includes children and many siblings. services set at Beaver Creek Christian Church. Darby Jr., eight, son of Dunbar and Emily Darby, dies at Realisville. services planned in Barnesville. Mrs Mary S Kimmel, 85, dies at Weavel Nursing Home Woodbine. survives several siblings and is to be buried from Grace Episcopal Church New Market. Ernest Smith, longtime Avon resident, dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral scheduled at Ridgeview Methodist Church with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Harry J. Axtine
Alma Jane Anline
Marry de Axtine
East Seventh Street
John William
Minnie Forrester Henderson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church School
Foster R. Shoots
Petersville
David H. Axline
Glen Burnie
Charles L
Richison
Margaret D. Ramsburg
Margaret Deila Ramsburg
William L. Ramsburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Wo
Mary Ellen Barker
Calvary Methodist Church
William L. Ramsburg Jr
Braddock Avenue
Margaret Hf
Ramsburg
Jessups
Elizabeth N. Wines
Washington
Jane Dressler
This City
William Ljr
Nelson A. Bowers
Baltimore
James H
John W. Bowers
Alice Lamar
Two O'Elock
Mt. Olivet
Harry BE
Carty Ca
James R. Reese
E. Marie Meese
Mt. Lena
O'Elock
Sarah Butts
Boonsboro
Jacoh C. Foreman
Beaver Creek
Meg Alon Ga Hoffman
Richard tLum
Lena
Raymond Reynolds
Trumansburg
N. Y
Shirley
Rebecca Reese
Shome
William ‘Foreman
Martin Butts
Flagerstown
Lioyd Eichelbergrer
Hagerstown
Samuel Blommne
Cimvhneland
Tote ‘Haller
Charles H. Funk
Mt Lena Cemetery
William FL Bast Ani Sons
Pd, Darby Jr
Harry Puinhar Darby Jr
Realisville
Dunbar
Emily ‘Tinney Darby
Douglas
Wayne Darby
Donna ‘Jean Darby
Barnesville
HW O'clack
Motocacy Ecuelers
Bealisville
William B Hilton
Iss Mary S. Kimmel
Mars S. Kimmel
New London
Weavel
Woodbine
Miss Kimmel
Anthony Year
Mary Morgan Romtiel Ama
Amhorny Kimmel
New Market District
Singanore Annt
Elinor Rimmel
Keon
Vauthier
Tatement
Capedern
Falconer, Funeral Coirector
Ernest Smith
Ernest Ostuth
Vile
Howard
Charles Sarah Annn Smith
Ridgeyuie V Methodist Church
Civinette Club Donates Hearing Aids To State School
Civinettes present a 3300 check to Mand State School for the Deaf Superintendent Lievd Ambrose for individual hearing aids to aid hard of hearing students. Ambrose explains aid use, teaching methods, and parental purchase options while teachers describe progress. The event also featured Gospelaires Quartet performances and plans for local charity activities.
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Civinette Club
Mand
Lievd Ambrose
Ambrose
Ambrese
Mir. Ambroser
M.s.5.d
Margaret Kent
Ambronsen
Ruth Kinsey
Ammbrosen
Mary Sulivan
Gospelaires
Carroll County
Wanda Haifley
Rosemary Clooney
Wall
Ambrosen
Alice Akers
Hazel McCanner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Donald B. Rice
Toastmasters Club
Morgenthau resignation accepted by Truman memo excerpt
Washington reports President Truman says he accepted Henry Morgenthau Jrs resignation on the spot after Morgenthau refused to join the Potsdam conference. The Life magazine memoir installment details Truman’s views on the vice presidency and Yalta era diplomacy with Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry S
Truman
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Life Magazine
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Germany
Potsdam
U. S
Morgenthan
United States
Paddy Keough Answers 816.000 Question
Paddy Keough, baseball statistician, answered the 816.000 question on the BS fiveaway show. He claimed Tooth was the Cleveland Indians pitcher who ended DiMaggio's hitless streak, naming Al Smith as the starting pitcher and Jim Bagby as another participant in the mistake filled exchange.
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New York
Patrick
Keough
Nan
St. Ka
Nas
Cleveland Indians
Yankee Cine
al Smith
Jun Basoy
Waa
DiMaggio
Keown
Stwith
Marci
Omy Fani
Jim Bagby
Native Of County Is Honored At Wilmington
Alan Rice, Frederick County native and long time Delaware Tax Office veteran, was guest of honor at a Wilmington testimonial dinner attended by 41 current and former colleagues. After 33 years with the department, Rice retires as chief of the review staff of the audit division. He previously served as an agent and began his career after World War I with the War Risk Insurance Office. He later joined the Internal Revenue Bureau in 1930, working in Washington and Baltimore before moving to Wilmington. He is the son of Mrs. Ida Rice of Mountaindale and the late Charles A. Rice and remains active at Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church.
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Alan Rice
Frederick
Charles C. Stull
Rive
Washington School of Accountancy
War Risk Insurance Office
Veterans Administration
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Washington
Baltimore
Wik Ten Up
Rice
da M
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Citizens National Bank
Veteran baseball writer dies at home in Philadelphia
Bal I Bal I writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer and former major league pitcher died at his home yesterday.
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Pulladelphia
Ranmner Io
Iav the
Philadelphia Inquirer
Washington Letter Sees Cold War Climax Shaping U N Role
Washington-At last the cold war has reached a climax as France withdraws from United Nations sessions in New York. The author argues the West exposes the Soviet bloc inside the UN and criticizes Moscow’s double standard over Algeria and North Africa. France plans a united front with Britain and the United States, while Pinay may press Algeria discussion within limits. The piece warns the UN must not be used to provoke war and highlights France’s opportunity to challenge Soviet influence.
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David Lawrence
Washington
France
United Nations Assembly
New York
Geneva
United Nations
Algeria
Uni
Great Britain
Moscow
Egypt
Antoine Pinay
corres_pondent
M. Pinay
North Africa
North
Africa
Israel
Soviet
Russia
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Roumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Europe
NATO
Turkey
Greece
Fexpt
Middle East
Wess
Unay
Governor On Visit To Fair This Afternoon
Governor visits Frederick County fair to tour livestock shows across dairy Angus Ayrshire Hereford and poultry divisions. Winners include Masser McKaig Lovings Arrowhead Farms and Bar Kees Knoll Farm with grand and reserve titles in multiple classes amid pageantry and parade of floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hi. Masser
McKaig
Airs
Graham Loving
Frederick County
Airy
Lovings
Frank G. Remsberg
Middletown
Roscoe T. Harbaugh Jr
Ray H. Smith
Frederick
Ayrshire
Howard Clark
Edgewood Farms
Glenelg
William H. Hill
Wauwatosa
Woodbine
Clarks
Hill
Bar Kees Knoll Farm
B. K
East
Foe Rubble
Myersville
Barred Rocks
Penal
New Hampshires
Atlee Compher
Ballenger
Brown Eds
Raymond Burtner
Wained Bears
Remedy
Cnod
No Identity Mistake Fails in Jamison Reckless Driving Case
Defense tried to prove a mistaken identity in a trial escalating to a conviction of Allen Jamison of Carver Apartments. Jamison faced charges of reckless driving and operating without a license after being observed on East All Saints Street. Magistrate Reese Shoemaker Jr. imposed 15 fine and costs with 10 days jail, and 25 fine and costs with 20 days jail for the license violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Allen J. Jamison
Carver Apartments
Tr. Reese Shoemaker Jr
William A. Boone Jr
Jamison
East All Saints Street
Orance
Talley Third Child Born at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mrs. William R Talley announces the birth of their third child and first son on Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The infant weighs 6 lbs 14 oz. and is described as healthy. Both mother and baby are doing well and expected home soon.
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William R. Talley
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Brandenburg
Myersville
Brandenburg
Shirley Schrover
Ray Schrover
Myeville
John J. McEwen
Walkersville
Karen
Karn
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Daniel Buickenstaff
Thomas
Rosemont Avenue
Detroit
Mich
C. Barton Calloway
Grover TR. Panton
Fast Third Street
Illness Remains Unchanged at Home of Mr Stockman
Among The Sick Mr Marshall Ho Stockman Sr of West South Street remains in an unchanged condition at his home after approximately twelve weeks illness. Letters of administration granted on estate in Cass Will Smith St. ata in Dey Court 1 two sums and any heirs. Paul II Smith Sykesville and Charles Wl Smith Jr Baltimore. No valuation was glared on the ost sate s and the Frederick Bank will on school a ye ym OTT and will return Friday. A colossal Yi and FPA par t of floats added.
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Marshall Ho Stockman
West South Street
Stockman
Cass
Frederick Bank
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