McCarthy Censure Bid Seen Facing Tough Senate Battle
James Marlow previews Senate maneuvers over censure of Senator McCarthy. Act 1 covers two weeks of hearings led by Sen. Watkins with six committee members and charges from Flanders Morse and Fulbright. Act 2 contemplates private findings or a full Senate vote before the election. Act 3 would trigger a drawn out Senate debate. McCarthy faces possible political harm and a test of his influence.
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Christian Endeavor meetings resume at Grace Evangelical Church
Taneytown and nearby areas feature church activities and baptisms. The Christian Endeavor Society resumed Sunday at 6 30 p m with Luss Helen Bankard in charge, and the Women’s Guild met with Mrs Ellsworth Lambert directing a program on Do You See Your Need For God. Several baptisms were noted, including Susan Elaine Koons and Patricia Marie Clemm.
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Lanextown
Christian
Endeavor Society of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Luss Helen Bankard
Ellsworth Lambert
Mervin Wantz
Lambert
Mary Shriver
Joanne Reid
Richard Airing
Ridgely
Donald Tracey
Patricia Marie Clermm
Joseph W. Clemm
Morgan Andreas
Andreas
Susan Elaine Koons
Delmont Koons Jr
Susan
Robert Shriner
Herman Hartsock
Linganore Grange to plan fair booth talk
Linganore Grange members of the Frederick Fair committee meet Monday at Mrs. Ralph Ripley’s home to discuss booth ideas. Twenty five members attended last week as Siegfr ied Weisberger reported on the executive committee meeting. A $25.70 scrap drive total will go to the Grange promotion fund. Plans are underway for a public supper to fund hall repairs and Olivia Helwig shared her Youth Camp trip while Frederick Barker recounted Garrett County camp experiences. A regular meeting is set for September 20 at 8:50 p m. Carroll Manor Grange Bansters Night will be observed with a covered dish supper by Car ieee SIAR Gaaige el Doplogdce.
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Adamstown
Merril Adams
Bernard Gibson Jr
William Kolb
Joseph Biser
Chester Cissel
Earl Remsburg
Frederick Fair
Ballenger Grange
Howard T. Smith
Ross Stull
Lewistown
Louise Stull
W. O A. R. Bell
Sue
Willam Moore
New England
California
East Frederick School
Patapsco Grange
Howard County
Linganore Grange
Ralph Ripley
Siegfried Weisberger
Grange
Olivia Helwig
Rocks
Frederick Barker
Garrett County
Carroll Harp
Sawed Legs Off Table Case Ends In Suspended Sentence
A Frederick man Homer Harris was found guilty of assault and battery on his wife after allegedly sawing the legs off a kitchen table and firing a shotgun in the living room. Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended the sentence but ordered 825 weekly support for his wife and child. The case followed a separation request and a separate warrant for support. Police noted the home was disorderly at the time of the incident. The report also covers the Walter reunion at the Walter homestead with prizes for Albert Walter and Brenda Richardson and a large group in attendance.
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Frederick
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Peoples Court
Homer Harris
East Fifth Street
Lena Harris
Frederick area property listings and bids for sale
Real estate ad listing multiple parcels and houses in Frederick with descriptions of size rooms features and financing options. Includes farm buildings barns silos and potential dairy sites with contact details for Dan Wight and B E Carmichael representing Piper and Hill at 104 North Court St Frederick.
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Mountain View
Wash Blvd
Mt. View
Fred
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Bath Oil
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Fins View
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Dan Wight B. E. Carmichael
Piper & Hill
North Court St
Records Breached At Timonium Fair Attendance Record
Timonium Fair attendance broke records with 237970 admissions over 12 days compared with 223000 last year while horse racing totals reached 3909804 down from 4169284 in 1953. Narcotics raid in Baltimore led to bail for Dolores Johnson Helen Johnson and Ellsworth Johnson on heroin charges. In Hagerstown a state attorney said no charges would be filed against William Stevens in a fatal shooting of his bride Evelyn Stevens describing it as a tragic accident.
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Speeder
Hagerstown
Richard E. Garvey
Williamsport
Usagi
Paul Ottinger
Richard E. Guessford
Garvey
Elkton
Cecil County
Grand Jury
Howard D. Owens
Conowingo
Owens
Baltimore
Dolores E. Johnson
Helen Johnson
Ellsworth Johnson
Dolores
Med
John S. Hollyday
William E. Stevens
Hollyday
Evelyn Irene Stevens
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