Frederick paper notes subscriptions and services in 1953
The Semi Weekly News lists subscription rates at 72 dollars yearly and notes printing capabilities, advertising policy, and correction assurances. It identifies The Associated Press as exclusive to republication and records the issue date as Friday October 9, 1953.
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Frederick
Associated Pree Ee
Small Business Admin to Expand Private Lending Focus
William D. Mitchell, new administrator, starts with 55 million dollars to spur private lending and attract capital. Congress hoped for 275 million, but Mitchell aims to build a 500 million pool by encouraging private and local initiatives. He cites Maine Development Credit Corporation as a model for self help over direct government aid.
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Small Business Administration
William D. Mitchell
Congress
Mitchell
Ad Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mitchel
Maine Development Credit Corporation
Maine Corporation
Safety record shows safest railroad year in 1952
At the American Museum of Safety annual dinner, officials reported no passenger deaths in 1952 from train collisions or derailments, fewer fatalities to passengers from falls, fewer employee injuries, and rail crossing deaths at a low level. Overall fatalities were down 12 percent from the best previous year, underscoring safety as the railroads’ slogan to boost passenger traffic.
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American Museum of Safety
Hagerstown to Broadcast School Radio on FM Station
Hagerstown Maryland schools start a ten hour weekly radio program Oct 8 over WJEJ FM. Students at Hagerstown High will write produce and present from three studios with guidance from Robert Lesher and advisers committee. The inaugural 45 minute broadcast features county and state education officials and a U S Department of Education representative.
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Bagerstown
Washington County
Wjej-Fm
Maryland
Hacerstown High School
Rade
Robert Lesher
WIEJ
United States Department of Education
Hagerstown
Fringe Areas to Be Covered in Community Chest Drive
A Frederick county community effort expands to outlying areas under a special women’s committee led by Mrs. Harold E. Schaden. County Commissioner A. Grant Hooper praises intercity county ties and the wide reach of Community Chest agencies in aiding YMCA, Boy and Girl Scout training, Federated Charities, Salvation Army, and Children’s Aid Society. Schadens’s team names district heads from Braddock Heights to Mt. Pleasant with more areas to be added before the campaign date.
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Frederick
Harold E. Schaden
A. Grant Hooper
Frederick County
Federated
Salvation Army
Children’s Aid Society
Germ War Charge Story Of Deceit And Brutality
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. labeled the Communist germ warfare accusation as deceitful and brutal. Speaking to U N diplomats after a public showing of films, he urged that the propaganda reveals the Soviets’ contempt for human dignity and lack of morality. Twenty countries attended. the Soviet bloc did not respond.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
United States
Korea
United Nations
Waldorf-Astoria
U. N
Soviet Bloc
Lodge
Court News Equity Cases and Marriage Licenses
Court notices list several divorce actions with bill of complaint for absolute divorce including Elien Marie Eppley vs Charles F. Eppley Edna J. Covell vs Marion E. Covell Catherine E. Stone vs Chester H. Stone Jr and Stanley V. Gaver vs Barbara B. Gaver plus marriage licenses for Jesse W. Bussard Monrovia and Ella L. Snyder Baltimore Harvey L. Ferguson Jr and Shirley J. Avery Upper Marlboro Ralph E. Boring and Monnie Norman Raymond E. Sebdoit and Mary A. Strauss Canada Texas Albert R. Young and Laura C. Godman Silver Spring Garilane M. Smith and Rosa Lee E. Kiebe Baltimore Noah Iden Carroll and Elsie Virginia Welsh Front Royal Va property deeds show transfers from Howard W Gosnell Sr to Marie B Harrington and vice versa with $10 county restrictions. George Maynard Eagle and wife to J Russell Pearrell Jr and Ermine with $10 county only. Samuel H. Richard and wife to time sweaters and even goes to Daniel P. Tressler and wife with $10. Donald Frank Fitzgerald and Ermine to Darel P. Tressler and wife with $30. County details.
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Equity
Elien Marie Eppley
Charles F. Eppley
Edna J. Covell
Marion E. Covell
Stanley V. Gaver
Barbara B. Gaver
Catherine E. Stone
Chester H. Stone, Jr
Jesse W. Bussard
Monrovia
Ella L. Snyder
Baltimore
Garilane M. Smith
Rosalee E. Kiebe
Noah Iden Carroll
Boyxre
Elsie Virginia Welsh
Front Royal
Howard W. Gosnell, Sr
Marie B. Harrington
Howard W. Gosnell
George Maynard Eagie
J. Russell Pearrell, Jr
Darel P. Tressler
Will of Susie E. Myers Bequeaths to Friends in Kindness
The will probated in Orphans Court leaves Susie E. Myers giving Charles W. Kintz 500 dollars and William Arnold 300 dollars all of Walkersville. Grayson Eyler receives 100 dollars and Edward Lochner 50 dollars. Zoa Hardy gets 8 dollars. Half the net residue goes to nephew Roy E. Bishop while Elizabeth S. Bishop and Harry Bishop get one quarter shares each. Kintz named executor. Date May 27 1947. Also Frances G Hunter named executrix in John S Gorrell will dated November 1 1950.
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Susie E. Myers
Charles M. Myers
Walkersville
Orphans Court
Myers
Charles W. Kinte
William 8. Arnold
Grayson Eyler
Edward Lochner
Zoa Hardy
Roy E. Bishop
Elizabeth
Bishop
Harry Bishop
Kintz
Margaret Biddinger
H. K. DeLauter
Graceham Moravian church marks 195th anniversary
Graceham Moravian church held special services marking 195 years of the congregation with Rev. Dr. F P Stocker of Bethlehem presiding. The service launched plans toward a Bicentennial 1958 celebration. Pastor Rev. Ernest Drebert led Holy Communion and members were urged to prepare for the 1957 Unit as Fratrum anniversary observance.
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F. P. Stocker
Bethlehem
The
Moravian Church In America
Ernest Drebert
Graceham
Stocker
Paul
God
Unitas Fratrum
International Moravian Church
Urbana WSCS WSC Meeting Notes October 4
Urbana Church Hall hosted the Urbana WSCS meeting with Mrs Geisler presiding. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given, a zone meeting date was announced for October 14 at Singapore Church, and a $5 pledge was made to the Baltimore Conference Student Related Fund.
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Urbana Church Hall
Geisier
Singanore Church
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Circuit Wscs
Araby Church
Urbana Circuit Wscs
A. AL. Derry
Ellen Hawkins
Elsie Young
Earl Reed
Wood
Reed
Maia
Jilian Geisler
Mary Strube
Young
Hawkins
Father
Wiliam Geisler
Pearl Reed
A. L. Dery
Hundreds Attend Schools Across County for Fall Terms
Hundreds of county and city youths depart for fall terms at universities, colleges, technical and business schools, hospitals, and finishing schools. The list, though not complete, names Averett Danville Lebanon Valley Barnard Carnegie Tech and many others with students from Frederick and surrounding towns, detailing destinations and local addresses of enrollees.
Rev Weaver To Speak At Hood College Service
Rev W Merval Weaver, minister of Frederick Presbyterian, will preach at Hood College Brodbeck Hall Sunday at 9 45 am. His talk titled A Faith That Matters reflects campus interests. Dr Frederick D Eddy will lead, with Catherine Williams at organ and Hood College Choir performing Faure and Gaul pieces. Deeds recorded include multiple property transfers in Toll Gate Manor and Montclaire avenues with prices around 11 000 to 39 500.
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Frederick Presbyterian Church
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Andrew G. Truxal
Truxal
Kiwanis Club
Baltimore Presbytery
The
Presbyterian Church
Temple University
Weaver
Princeton Theological Seminary
Frederick D. Eddy
Catherine Williams
Hood College Choir
Earle Blakeslee
Faure
Holy City
Gaul
Bronson Corporation
Toll Gate Manor
Robert B. Payne
Montclaire Avenue
Norman G. Roth
George C. Slagle
Catoctin Estates, Inc
James Martin
Biges Avenue
Catoctin Construction Company
Jack Joseph Heyman
Redwood Avenue
T. Marshall Davis
Biagio Bellassai
Magnolia Avenue
Cornerstone ceremony set for Coffman Chapel on Campus Day
Laying of the Coffman Chapel cornerstone at Hood College highlights Campus Day next Saturday following a 2 30 p m skits and songs program in Hudson outdoor theater. Andrew K. Coffman will place the cornerstone after a 150,000 gift launched the Forward Program. Dr Wayne C Neely to preside as President Truxal remains hospitalized but improved with rest.
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Hood College
Wayne C. Neely
Hudson
Andrew K. Coffman
Hagerstown
Hoad
Brodbeck Hall
Henning W. Prentis, Jr
Lancaster
Armstrong Cork Co
National Association of Manufacturers
Prentis
Truxal
Neely
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Operations Resume In Port Of Baltimore
Normal operations resumed in Baltimore as longshoremen returned to work following a federal court injunction under Taft Hartley ending a five day strike. Bulldozer operators unloaded an idle ore ship while 37 ships awaited unloading or cargo changes. The International Longshoremen Association and shippers disputed retroactivity terms for 90 days, but workers began returning with the 7 pm shift.
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International ‘Longshoremen’s Association
Finea
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Eisenhower
Jan Bart to Be Guest of Bnai B’rith Lodge
Nationally popular singer and comedian Jan Bart will speak at Frederick Bnai B’rith Lodge in a meeting on Israel bands and the State of Israel bond drive. The event Thursday at 8 30 p m in Beth Sholom Synagogue on West Second Street is open to all interested in Israel bonds and progress. Selzer notes the gathering opens the third year of the Israel Independence Bond Issue. Since May 1851, 600 000 Americans have invested as Israel pursues economic independence.
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Frederick B'nai B'rith
State of Israel
Beth Sholom
West Second Street
William Selzer
Bart
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Selzer
Great Britain
Jefferson 4-H Club Holds September Meeting
Jefferson 4-H Club met September 21 at Nancy Hoff Singer’s home. President Ruth Keller called the meeting to order as 10 girls answered roll call by sharing summer activities. A committee was formed to set up the fair booth and an invitation was read for the Boosters Night at the Jefferson Grange.
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Nancy Hoffsinger
Ruth Keller
Jefferson Grange
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