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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1955

Page

6

Military Preparedness Probe Starts

The Senate Preparedness Subcommittee opens an intensive inquiry into the nation's military strength focusing on Air Force size and composition. It reviews profits of 21 major air frame firms since 1942 and probes aircraft, engines, rockets, and missile programs while avoiding conclusions.

Washington Air Force Senate Armed Services Committee Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Johnson America Subcommittee Defense Department Pentagon Sen Russell Department of Defense Navy Air Sevenman Group

Fair Entries and 4-H Parade at Frederick Fair

Entries in Frederick Fair livestock departments close next Monday with the fair starting October 4. Health regulations require submission of cattle lists to the Maryland State Board of Agriculture 14 days before first showing. 4-H groups plan educational boat floats on the track before the grandstand Thursday and Friday. Grandstand seats go on sale starting September 26. Judges for cattle classes are announced with open and 4-H judging schedules noted.

Frederick Fair Maryland State Board of Agriculture, Livestock Sanitary Service Fidelity Baltimore Secretary of The Agricultural Sec Raber Timonium North Market Street Cuthbert Nairn Douglasville Guernsey Jersey

PE To Use Helicopter To Patrol Lines

The Potomac Edison Company will test and may use helicopters to patrol its major transmission lines. A test this summer covered 400 miles of 132 kv and 6 kilovolt lines at about 25 mph, with 125 feet clearance, saving months of ground patrol work. Observed damage and conditions, plus wildlife encounters, prompted a cost and efficiency assessment. An inspector represented PE, hiring a Pittsburgh firm for the craft and pilot. Also noted is Teresa G. Moore, a three year old girl improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a dress fire incident.

F Potomac Edison Company Hhelicopter Charles Town Charles Town Hagerstown Secor Heliopter Pittsburgh Teresa G. Moore Casper C. Moore Jr Willow Brook Road Frederick Memorial Hospital

Gunman Robs Glen Finance Co in Maryland

A bespectacled gunman robbed Glen Finance Co of 400 dollars in Ali en Burnie Maryland binding a woman clerk with a sashcard. Beatrice Ozman 24 said the robber 21 white wore a fatigue cap and white T shirt and khaki trousers. Two other robberies in the county were reported with suspects arrested and others charged.

Alien Burnie Glen Finance Co Anne Arundel County Beatrice Ozman Park Ave Baltimore Ozman William John McKenny Pasadena Severn

First Buddhist Seminary to Train Priests in New York

The Shin Buddhist sect is building the first U.S. training school for Buddhist priests in New York. About 2,000 Shin followers live in the New York City area. Separately, some botanists propose that the manua of the Bible is a lichen.

Buddhist Seminary New York United States New York City

Bookkeeper 64 To Face Trial In Bank Shortage Case

William C Bechtold 64, former bookkeeper at Citizens National Bank Havre de Grace, will face federal trial in Baltimore on charges tied to a 343000 shortage. Aubrey Mitchell 77, former assistant cashier, charged with three false entries. Leffler not scheduled for trial. All have been free on bail since April.

Baltimore William C. Bechtold Citizens National Bank of Havre de Grace Bechtold Aubrey N. Mitchell Mitchell William Arthur Leffler Leffler W. Calvin Chesnut

Carroll Manor Lions Hear Rev Hite On Camp Nawakwa Trip

Twenty four members of the Carroll Manor Lions Club met at the Adamstown Fire Hall to hear Rev. Gordon C. Hite of Manor Lutheran parish describe his recent synodical brotherhood retreat at Camp Nawakwa in Arendisville Pennsylvania. The meeting was led by president Carl C. Thomas with program chair Robert C. Tuck introducing the speaker. There was one guest, Earl Remsberg Buckeystown. A directors' meeting followed the dinner, with discussion of plans for several community projects.

Carroll Manor Adamstown

Parish Day Observance at St Pauls Church on Wednesday

The annual Parish Day will be held at old St. Pauls church on Point of Rocks Road one mile north. Services begin with morning prayer at 11 a.m. The rector Rev Edmund L Gettier Jr will preach. A picnic follows on the church lawn with attendees bringing their own lunch. All parish members and friends are invited. A back to school jeans dance for teens is at Staley Park Wednesday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mrs Corbin leads. Last week 175 attended and Jean Roberts and Paul Wade won the spot dance.

ST. Paul's Old St. Paul’s Church Point of Rocks Road Point of Rocks Edmund L. Gettier Jr Staley Park W. W. Corbin Jean Roberts Paul Wade

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