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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1954

Page

10

Readmission Ruling Clears Way for Milford Negroes

Delaware Vice Chancellor William Marvel ruled the ten Negro students have a clear legal right to attend Milford High School pending a final chancery decision. The NAACP suit targets the Milford School Board and officials. no date set for the court ruling. Governor Boggs rejected NAACP demands to remove A G Young for participating in the hearing.

Wilmington Del Delaware Milford William Marvel Delaware Court of Chancery The National Assn. For the Advancement of Louis L. Redding NAACP Milford School Board Chancery Edward C. Evans Marvel Court of Chancery Georgetown H. Albert Young Milford High School Chancery Court State of Edward F. Steiner George F. Adams David B Greene George Robbins We Gut Raymond C. Dobbs Alexander Glasmire J. Caleb Boggs Young

Moscow Radio Attacks U S Unemployed as Dogs

London dispatch quotes Moscow Radio denouncing U S Defense Secretary Charles Wilson for calling Americans unemployed dogs. Valen­tine Zorin devoted about 400 words to the alleged scandal and the criticism of Wilson while noting his later Chicago remark that his remarks were misconstrued.

London Uct Moscow U. S Charles Wilson Valentine Zorin Wilson Detroit Zorin Chicago

Noisy Detroit remarks spark political scandal

In Detroit, a reference by Wilson about unemployment drew sharp criticism. Zorin labeled the episode a noisy political scandal as the remarks contrasted a hunter dog ethos with passive protest, highlighting tensions over policy and rhetoric.

Glade Valley and Carroll Manor Granges Plan Halloween Events

Glade Valley Grange met in Walkersville with Worthy Master Clarence Eaves presiding. Members discussed joining Frederick County Health Council and collecting children garments for the needlework guild. They supported a Sunday alcohol sale prohibition in Frederick County and planned the 1955 Community Service Contest. A Pomona banquet is slated October 29 with tickets from Nena Jamison by October 23. A Halloween costume party is set for October 26. Carroll Manor Grange hosts a cookie contest at Adamstown hall and a Halloween party with prizes and seasonal refreshments.

Glade Valley Grange Walkersville Hall Clarence Eaves Gloria Working Frederick County Frances Crum Ralph D. Zimmerman Harry 0. Smith Pomona Walkersville Nena Jamison Carroll Manor Grange Adamstown Ballenger

Divorce Granted to Iola Man Ahead of 100th Birthday

An Iola Kansas man age 99 was granted a divorce by Judge Spencer Gard. Thomas M. Kimzey sought the decree saying he wished to wed again after turning 100 next May. He and his wife Clara Kimzey 70 married in Pickneyville Illinois in 1945 and lived in Iola until 1952 when she left him.

Itt IOLA Kan Thomas

President Eisenhower Receives Birthday Shower Gifts

Denver Oct 14 President Eisenhower was showered with gifts for his 64th birthday including trout gear barbecue equipment and a Black Angus calf on the way to Gettysburg Pa The White House avoided naming donors and noted roses from White House staff and other presents to furnish their Gettysburg farm The birthday luncheon at Cherry Hills featured a White House replica cake and a golf round as he prepared to resume work in Washington after an eight week vacation and a stop in Indianapolis for a campaign speech

Denver Eisenhower Denver White House Ces Lowry Air Base John §. Doud Gettysburg White House Lovwry White Houses Washington Gettysburg Farm Cherry Hills Country Club Colorado Indianapolis Cherry Hills

President hosts quiet dinner with close friends downtown

A brief account notes a charcoal broiled steak dinner tonight at a downtown hotel. The event involved a small group of close friends of the President and an introduction to a guest of honor.

Stratton Says Party Undamaged By Wilson Remarks

Gov William G Stratton told reporters the Republican party was not damaged by Defense Secretary Charles E Wilson's unemployment remark He suggested the issue would not affect the November 2 election unless it dragged on Stratton introduced Wilson at a Chicago Republican fundraiser and defended the party's stance on labor policy at both state and national levels He praised Wilson for his remarks while noting some Republicans disagreed with him.

Springfield Ort William G. Stratton Defense Charles E. Wilson Stratton Wilson Chicago

Author Indicted On Contempt Charge

NEW YORK Oct. 14 Corliss Lamont leftwing author and lecturer was indicted by a federal grand jury on contempt for refusing to answer questions of the McCarthy Senate subcommittee. Abraham Unger and Albert Shadowitz of Natiev N J also indicted for refusing to testify to the Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations. Unger acted as counsel for some of the Puerto Rican Nationalist party members convicted this week.

New York Corliss Lamont McCarthy Senate Abraham Unger Albert Shadowitz Natiev N. J Federal Telecommunications Laboratories Senate Permanent Sen McCarthy Unger Snaggwit Aberdeen

Circle 3 Society meeting at Braddock Heights home

The Circle 3 Society of the God Shepherd Lyseeran church met at Mrs. Arthur Throne's home in Braddock Heights for an officer election with Myre Theose hens named president, Mrs. Jona Zufall secretary, and Mrs. Lloyd Coblentz treasurer. A skit featured Mrs. Throne, Mrs. Ira Hartman and Mrs. E Robert Pensel. Farmers in Maryland saw cash receipts rise one percent in 1953 versus 1952 while U.S. cash receipts fell four percent.

Circle 3 Society of the God Shepherd Lyseeran Arthur Throne Braddock Heights Myre Theose Hens Jona Zufall Lloyd Coblentz Throne Ira Hartman E Robert Pensel Maryland United States

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