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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1954

Page

13

Dr Ranck Addresses Taney Career At Frederick County Society

The Historical Society of Frederick County heard Dr James B Ranck Hood College professor outline Roger Brooke Taneys early life and career. He traced Taneys lineage from Michael Taney to his Maryland public service from 1799 to 1831 and his rise to Chief Justice. The talk noted Taneys stance on slavery and key roles in Maryland and U S politics.

Historical Society of Frederick County James B. Ranck Hood College Roger Brooke Taney Supreme Court St. John's Cemetery Taney General Assembly Knights of Columbus of Cumberland Earl Warren Ranck Taney Michaelanew Calvert County Michael Taney Michael Belgium Ciofs Dickinson College Carlisle Pennsylvania Jeremiah Townley Chase Annapolis House of Delegates Maryland Frederick Richard Potts Academy Farmers’ Bank Frederick County National Bank Anne Key Francis Scott Key Jacob Gruber Hagerstown Frederick Court House Gruber Ranek Dred Scott Baltimore Frederick Ashhley William M. Beall Andrew Jackson Jackson United States Bank of the United States the Treasury Senate Gabriel Duvall John Biarshall Willem M. Beall Martin van Buren Dr. Ranch United States Supreme Court van Buren England Raock Taney Home Kner Taskers Chance Garden Club Francis D. Howard Farden Club Hattie M. Willet Denton Whitsey Miss Wallet Jerome Bonaparte Maryland Hietorical Society William R. Quynn Johnson Emuly C. Johnson Citizen John C. Firmin Washington, DC W. B. T. Belt Belt Omaha Nebraska John Tyler William R. Slemmer Nancy C. Pearce

Better Tests Asked By Heart Specialist

Cleveland reports a heart expert urged better tests to judge biological age for retirement decisions. Dr. Irving S. Wright said many over 65 remain productive and that bio age, not years, should guide policies. He proposed work for older adults and cited Churchill and Einstein as examples of lasting impact.

Cleveland Irving $. Wright New York Wright The Association Winston Churchill Bernard Baruch Albert Einstein Arturo Foscanini

Agents Meet in Chicago Highlight Home Demonstration Work

Miss Beatrice Fehr reports on the National Home Demonstration Agent Association convention in Chicago with 575 attendees including visitors and exhibitors. The event featured the Grace Frisinger Fellowship and Florence Hall award for professional improvement, fellowship among agents, demonstrations, talks by state presidents, and fashion shows as agents share ideas across states.

Beatrice Fehr Puerto Rico National Home Demonstration Agent's Association Chicago National Home Demonstration Agent Association Grace Frisinger Federal Extension Worker Buffalo N.Y Grace Tveinger Florence Hall United States Department of Agriculture National Association Maude Wallace Virginia Louise Leonard Wright Institute of International Education United States Beth Peterson du Pam Tinpans Mary Louise Collings Training Division of Extension Research Washington, D. C C. M. Ferguson

Allegany County Roads Claim Questioned in Report

Cumberland Oct 22 Leslie J Clark an attorney and Democratic candidate for the Maryland House of Delegates challenged a state roads commission progress report. He said two projects in Allegany County were county or city funded and federal aided, not state built, and the commission overstated its role. He accused Republican aligned efforts of glossing local needs and noted federal and local funding arrangements.

Cumberland Leslie J. Clark Lonaconing Maryland House of Delegates State Roads Commission Clark Legislative Council Alegany County Yius Maryland Mt. Savage School Frederick Street Allegany County The Roads Commission Republic-aw Mt. Savage Garrett Allegany Washington

Post Office Annex Boosts Poolesville Mail Volume

On October 1 the Seneca Post Office was added to Poolesville, nearly doubling local postal business. Post master Charles W. Elgin noted growth since 1940, with local boxes rising to over 90 and rural boxes dropping to about 24 as new patrons from Seneca joined.

Seneca Poolesville Charles W. Elgin Elgin Rozier Bodmer Klein Inez House Bodmer Aduwhi

Byrd Divorce Leaflet Emerges in Maryland Campaign

A crude one page leaflet attacking Democrat H. C. Byrd with 15 questions and answers, claimed to be from Nevada divorce transcript, appeared in Anne Arundel County Courthouse as Maryland’s election campaign intensifies, with about 200000 copies reported ready for distribution.

Kate Turnbull Byrd Byrd University of Maryland Byrd Campaign Baltimore McKeldin Maryland George P. Mahoney Democratic Nominant Patl Baltimore City Eards Annapolis H. C. Byrd Anne Arundel County Nevada

Prices Show Small Decline in Wholesale Averages

Wholesale prices reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics fell slightly for the week ending October 19. The index eased to 109.4 percent of the 1947 49 average, while farm product prices dropped about 1.5 percent.

Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics Bureau

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