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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1954
Page
5
A collection of letters and responses on discharge appeals hardship releases GI Bill study options and government land programs for veterans with guidance from Major Thomas M. Nial and the Bureau of Land Management. The piece covers appeals after Air Force separations early releases for Navy members and hardship discharge processes along with education paths under the GI Bill.
Lewistown Grange held its annual banquet in the Community Hall with Master Ross Stull presiding and Sherman P. Bowers as toastmaster. Fifty four members, juveniles, and guests attended. dinner music featured William Seantz, Joseph Stephens, W A RB. Bet Henry Keller and Mrs. W. A nn Pett. past masters John D. Leatherman, Ernest Warner, Merril Ramsburg, W. A. BR. Bell, and George Fitor were recognized. Henry Keller and Mrs Keller attended. group sang familiar songs led by Edward D. Storm.
Third and fourth degrees were reonferred Thursday night by New Market Grange degree team. Tonight, Lewistown Grange will visit Ballenger Grange and present a Friendship Night program.
In Centreville Maryland nineteen witnesses testified before a Queen Annes County grand jury probing vote buying in the June 28 primary. The panel met almost eight hours as the investigation into candidates expense filings continued. Special state’s attorney Howard Wood III declined comment. Among those testifying were Donald N Mulliger and his wife Frances Mulliger of Hayden Maryland, named in a sworn statement read during the recount of July ballots.
Descendants of Nehemiah Moxley, who lived to 99 and helped in the Peggy Stuart tea party era, gather at Montgomery Church Clagettsville for their annual reunion. Rev. E Leon Cage leads service at 11, basket lunch at noon, business at 2, Browningsville Band to perform. officers include Floyd S. Moxley secretary James R. Moxley president Alvey A. Moxley vice president Ray Moxley.
Elijah Cummings, 56, was sentenced to three years in the House of Correction after being convicted of assaulting his wife with a tire iron and chair. Judge Emory H. Niles rejected intoxication as a defense. Mrs. Cummings was hospitalized with possible skull and shoulder fractures. In Piedmont League baseball Newport News leads York 3 games to 0. Portsmouth 4 Norfolk 2 in games.
Frederick City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 7 p m on Friday September 24 1934 in City Hall to consider approval of a preliminary subdivision plat for lands owned by Mrs Ola V Hoke. The tract lies along the western city limits with specific boundaries and is viewable in the City Engineer’s office during business hours. Objectors must present filings at the hearing as required by ordinance.
Public auction set for September 14 1954 at 11:00 A M in front of 304 Redwood Avenue Frederick County Maryland as described in a deed of trust dated July 15 1952 with Catoctin Construction Company Inc as grantor and Oliver M Walker W Laird Dunlop II and George H Schmidt as trustees. Property known as Lot 4 Block F Hargetts Addition fronting Redwood Avenue 30 feet deep 129 feet improved by a one story four room dwelling. Cash deposit $300 balance due after court ratification. Terms include costs taxes and adjustments. failure to comply may trigger resale.
SAN ANTONIO Tex A former prisoner of war testified at an Army court martial that Cpl Claude Batchelor tried to learn which American soldiers were involved in a rock throwing incident at a Communist prison camp Batchelor 22 of Kermit Texas is charged with aiding the enemy and informing on fellow prisoners during the Korean War Witnesses McGreevy Fields andClark described a rock thrown at a mud hut used as a progressive club house Batchelor demanded to know who threw the rock and claimed he could create trouble if not told Fields said he was struck and confined for 61 days after the demand The testimony notes a Communist Olympics propaganda remark and ends with a general observation about dogs worldwide.
Notice of transfer from James Carros and Angelo Carros doing business as North End Cafe at 609 N Market St Frederick Md. Frank B Rehmann seeks a Class B on sale beer license for the premises for on and off premise consumption. Public hearing set 10 a.m. Friday October 1 1954 with License Commissioner Gail L Catshall Frederick County Maryland.
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