Frederick Chamber Board Shapes Civil Defense Plans
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting with the Mayor and City Attorney at Peter Pan Inn. Action focused on supporting U S Chamber of Commerce plans for civil defense and potential mobilization, plus membership renewals and new applicants Dr. Charles L Mulles and Thcewater Express Lines. The group endorsed sound community building, morale, production, restraint on hoarding, pay as you go military spending, and civilian defense efforts. A large bass catch by Milton Frank Sr and George Kline near Camp Kanawha was noted as a local highlight.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Peter Pan Inn
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Joral
Foundrabie
Protest Granting Of Off Sale Beer Permit In Woodville District
Residents opposed granting an off sale beer license to Harvey Rippeon near the Woodville district line citing traffic hazards and lack of public need. After two hours, License Commissioner G Cleveland Trout postponed the hearing to 2 pm Wednesday September 20 and allowed further witnesses if needed. Sherman P. Bowers urged hearing four or five more witnesses, while Charles A. Price and T West Claggett Jr represented protestors and the commissioner respectively. Meeting postponed due to September 18 primary election. Carrell Manor Grange booster night supper set for September 19 at 6:30 pm with a cake contest.
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Woodville
Harvey Rippeon
Liberty-Linganore-Woodville
G. Cleveland Trout
Peoples Court Room
Sherman P. Bowers
Charles A. Price
T West Claggett, Jr
Carrell Manor
Rain Delays Elks NECA Softball Final in Civic League
Rain halted the first game of the Civic Softball League finals at Staley Park Monday. Elks led 3 0 when play stopped with NECA to bat in the third inning. The two teams resume at 6 p m this evening at the halt point. Coran and Corky Zeigler pitched for Elks while Michael and Carroll pitched for NECA. They are in a best two of three series after Elks eliminated Amvets and NECA knocked out Civitan.
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Staley Park
NECA
Elks
Coran
Corky Zeigler
Michael
Carroll
Neca Battery
Amvets
Civitans
Mount St Marys Opens New Academic Year
Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg begins its 143rd academic year with 580 students plus 104 seminary enrollment. New students total 210 with freshmen registering and placement tests today. Upperclassmen register, and Solemn High Mass opens the year with Monsignor Sheridan celebrant. Administrative staff unchanged, Joseph O Donnell directs seminary, Kennedy to lead athletics. New lay faculty appointments add four members.
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Mount St Marys College
Emmitsburg
Holy Ghost
John L. Sheridan
Sheridan
William F. Culhane
Thomas Kilcullen
Carl J Fives
Michael Kennedy
Joseph P O'Donnell
Father Kennedy
John Law
Peter Caruso
College faculty list and student class totals in 1960s record
James McNulty and Frank Oles of Baltimore will teach accounting, Paul Centi of New York City will teach English and education, John Morrison of Lansing Michigan will teach history. Total enrollment lists 116 seniors 125 juniors and 131 sophomores.
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James McNulty
Frank Oles
Baltimore
Paul Centi
New York City
John Morrison
Lansing
Mich
Newcomers fill Mount student body as plane tickets sell fast
The News notes freshmen and newcomers form most of the Mount’s students. International arrivals include two from Quito Ecuador on exchange and five from China with one from Korea doubtful due to war. Only six Browns Eagles tickets remain for a Philadelphia game. 19 bought, 25 secured for locals. A Baltimore train departs 5:30 pm Saturday for the game, return after. Eight dollars covers ticket and transit.
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the Mount
Quito
Ecuador
China
Korea
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Municipal Stadium
Philadelphia
Robert
Nig) Grove
Eagles
Grove
Pennsylvania Station
Baltimore
George Washington Ad for Cook in 1789 Persists
The note recalls George Washington posting a cook advertisement in the September 1789 papers that ran over two months, illustrating early American household staffing searches and newspaper culture.
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George Washington
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Point of Rocks
National Safety Council
Markell & Ford
George Riley
Fremont
Neb
Hollywood
United States
Kuwanis International
Orphans’ Court
Samuel Q. Ausherman
Mercury
Bower
Amerca
Estes Motors, Inc
East Patrick St
the News
All America
National Football League
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pimkmam
Pearre's Drug Store
House of Delegates
Joseph B. Payne
Tam
Frederick County
Ence
James V. Shaff
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