Special Gifts Drive Launches Chest Fund Campaign
The Community Chest special gifts committee announced a goal of 6850 for its thirteenth annual drive and will finish by October 9. Charles K. Taylor chairs with Clyde M. Roney as co chair, a 20 member team to push door to door and local gifts across Frederickton. The drive aims to hit 32015 and requires broad city cooperation to move quickly into outlying areas and communities starting October 20.
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The
Community Chest
Charles K. Taylor
Clyde M. Roney
Joseph D. Baker
Eugene Thomas
W. H. B. Anders
P. W. Chichester
Robert E. Delaplaine
Robert L. Warfield
Charles 5. Lane
II. Farsons Newman
Wiliam M. Storm
Clyde E. Thomas
Benjamin Rosenstock
A. B. Collinus
William B. Bennett
Carroll H. Hendrickson
Arthur V. Myers
W. A. Riddell
Allen G. Quynn
Paul
W. McAuliffe
Proposals To Be Debated At United Nations Assembly
New York September 21 The U N Assembly steering committee moved toward full debate on an American program to curb aggression and on a Soviet bid for peace following the Stockholm line. Jebb clashed with Malik over a charge of American aggression against China.
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New York
VU. M. Assembly
Stockholm
U. S
Dean Acheson
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
China
Soviet Union
Far East
Russia
Czechoslovakia
India
United States
Britain
Australia
Dominican Republic
Madrid
Cuba
Tran
Jebb
Malik
Gladwyn Jebb
Security Council
Jacob A. Malik
Vishinsky
U.N
Concern Over Care of Wounded Front-Line Care Criticized
Washington reports House Armed Services members press for a frank briefing to President Truman on wounded Korean War veterans care. Rep Shafer demands Dr Meiling’s ouster as critics call hospital capacity dire. Pace, Vinson, Short discuss risks and required rapid action.
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Washington
Truman
House Armed Services Committee
Pace
Vinson
D-Ga
Rep. Short
Missouri
Rep
Shafer
R-Mich
Richard Meiling
Defense
Korea
Meiling
Short
Armed Service Hospital
Air Force
Army
Navy
Defense Johnson
Johnson
Ballenger Homemakers Club Meets For Fall Report
The Ballenger Homemakers club met Monday at Mrs. Martin Summers home with co hostess Mrs. Bessie Cook. President Mrs. Chester Young led the meeting. The American Creed and the pledge to the flag were recited. Twenty-one members and two visitors attended. Mrs. T. P. Culler read the fall committee report. Mrs. Wilfred Wisner announced the club won third prize at the flower show at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on September 12 for a Thanksgiving table arrangement. The box sent report followed.
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Ballenger Club
Ballenger Homemakers Club
Martin Summers
Bessie Cook
Chester Young
T. P. Culler
Wilfred Wisner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Wheelwright's Jack Price Built a Town in Doing Good
Edwin Reynolds Price known as Jack Price of Wheelwright Kentucky modernized a coal town once muddy and dusty. A longtime Inland Steel executive and local benefactor he improved housing sanitation and street life while supporting Boy Scouts Berea College Pine Mountain and Inland scholarships. He and wife Lillian Motter plan to retire in Frederick Maryland.
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Wheelwright, Ky
Jack (Price
Wheelwright
Kentucky
Jack
Edwin Reynolds
Jack” Price
Inland Steel
Misa Lillian Motter
Frederick
Louisville Courier Journal
Price
Meyersdale
Edwin
Consolidated Mines
van Lear
Somerset
Elkhorn
Edgar Hargett
T. P. Culler
David
Inland
Clarence B. Randall
Randall
Chicago
Boy Scouts
Berea College
Board of
Regents
Pine Mountain Settlement School
Club plans tin painting demonstration and honors for Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mrs. Zimmerman reports next year will feature Bond songs in a tin painting demonstration and the life of Carrie Jacobs Bond through readings. Mrs. Hargett presented I Love You Truly while Mrs. Derr oversees retirements. Urbans Club meeting featured Mrs. McFayden leading a Bond song, house cleaning tips, and short course reports from University of Maryland.
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Eelt Thomas
Muale
William Zimmerman
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Urbans Clu
Norman McFayden
Russell Strube
McFayden
Monroe Stull
University of Maryland
G. O. Hendrickson
William Lee
Murray Fox
John Hart
Buckeystown Homemakers Club Opens With 22 Members
Buckeystown Home makers Club held its first meeting on Sept 15 with 22 members and two guests. Mrs Zimmerman presided as collect read in unison. Mrs Nichols read an article by George Arnold. Salute to the flag led by Miss Annie Poole. The Pushpa session closed with singing and recreation run by Mrs Fox. Mrs Cutsall won the guess box.
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County Fair
Henry Hildebrand
Walter Cutsall
Fox
Buckeystown
Carroll Ausherman
Local club hears talk on floor finishes and fall meeting setup
The June gathering showcased three achievement books as Miss Beatrice Fehr discussed floor finishes. She highlighted composition floors for color variety ease of care and moderate price. The session adjourned to October 20 at Mrs Merkle Adams home with Mrs Charles B Pr presiding and Mr William Taliaferro as guest speaker.
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Beatrice Fehr
Merkle Adams
All Sai Church
Charles 8
William Taliaferro
Rapidan
National Council
the Episcopal Church
Samuel 8. Johnston
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Edwin BR
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Berryville
Virginia
Berryville Basket Co., Inc
Berryville, VA
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N. Court ST
Frederick, MD
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Pearce
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