Cost Of Price Support And Farm Losses
Government price support costs for the fiscal year ending June 30 totaled 6.003 billion dollars, nearly double the prior year. The year’s net loss reached 419.5 million, far above 1951’s 345 million. The Administration argues for flexible supports to cut losses next year while reserving over 2 billion dollars to cover contingencies. Price support boosted the farm economy but is not meant as a permanent tax burden, with minimum support at 82 percent of parity versus the former rigid 90 percent.
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Hit
Congress
Models Selected For Fall Fashion Festival at Key Hotel
Models have been chosen for the Fall fashion festival and luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Saturday. The event, sponsored by local merchants, features outfits for youngsters teens and adults with complete lines of accessories. The show begins 11:30 and runs through the luncheon to 2:00 in the Wedgwood room with sponsors Stars Town and Country Shop Hendricksons Penneys Kemp Bennett Snyder Hat Stop and others.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Richard R. Kline
Clarence Smith
Betty Fox
Louise Bell
Ruth Ziem
Cynthia Sternberg
Nancy Sue Adams
Wedgwood Room
Stars, Town and Country Shop
Hendrickson’s Penney’s
Kemp's
Bennett's and
Snyder's
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago on Sept 24 1904 a fire in Frederick destroyed a stable and the rear of Mans carriage repository on West Patrick street with three buildings burning before discovery. The Mary Jane Outing Club enjoyed a trip to Fengaville with 56 members ferried by St Luke's church. Justice John Francis Smith and W. Ondollific won the Brunswick Lawn Tennis Club doubles cup defeating Jones and Yellattan. Street paving plans were discussed by the Board of Aldermen with hopes to save money. Someone gained evidence in the Wissorsville car shed theft of a $6 dolvin ects belonging to shank Bins.
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Frederick
West Patrick Street
Air
Mary Jane
Fengaville
St Luke's Church
Twenty Years Ago Hews Prom The Columns Of The Seas
Twenty years ago events at the eleventh semi annual meeting of the Mac sbend State Dental Association opened at the Branes Scott Key Hotel in West Virginia. Dr Ira Forc Currs, a well known physician, was named prefects, with approval from Governor Ritchie to discuss licensing to sell alcohol. In Camp Ritchie rifle matches, Corp Kinsey won the Adjutant General's match and led the Mars land National Guard team to the regimental team victory. Russell Strobe, son of Albert, was injured in a motorcycle collision, breaking his arm.
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Vwesland
Delaware
Virginia
West Vartinia
Columbia
Macs Bend State Dental Association
Branes Scott Key Hotel
Ira
Corp. Atlen & Kinsey
Konars
Marsland Natonal Guard
Camp Ritchie
Corp. Kinsey
Russell Strobe
Albert Strobe
Uthana
Deaths in Brunswick and surrounding area noted
Obituary notices report the deaths of Alice Kathryn Barnard aged 62 at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Thomas Orndorff Howard 15 after a fall at Brooksville. Also listed are Marjorie Virginia Carroll, Roy W. Barber, and Rev Barnhart to serve as supply pastor for Brunswick Lorettaville charge, with service details and surviving relatives.
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Thomas Orndorff Howard
Montgomery County
Montgomery County General Hospital
Brooksville
Margaret E. Howard
Brive W. Henderson
Ellicott City
C. Kenneth Henderson
Frederick
James T. Henderson
Airy
William H. Henderson
Katherine C. Henderson
Georgetown
Del
Artemus
Farnesd
Laytonsville
James Valhant
Olney
Roy W. Barber
Wits RO Barnherr
Brunswick-Lorettaville
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Barnhart
Paul Bryan Hagerstowy
Toby el
Funeral services held for Mrs Ida Nicolma Maers
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Nicolma Maers widow of Robert I Myers were held Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock at the simeral hone 6 Hast Church street Rev Charles Fo Vounk pastor of Evangelical Lutheran church officiated There were many moral emblems Pallbearers and grandsons Philip Zepp Edwin England Dr Donald Schwartz Thomas Myers Robert Maors and Warne Brague served as pallbearers Interment was Mount Olivet cemetery MR Fichison and Son GRAND JURY FOREMAN For teal G Moley prominent Bons nick resident was foreman of the September term of the grand jury which concluded Thursday and was excused pending recall later Conditions warranted a new term The jury examined 62 waite heshes Purp 1S sessions at three and a half days and returned 23 indictments
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Ida Nicolma Maers
Robert I. Myers
Simeral Hone
Hast Church Street
Welook
Charles Fo Vounk
Evangelical Cutheran Church
Philip Zepp
Edwin England
Donald Schwartz
Thomas Myers
Robert Maors
Warne Brague
Mount Olivet Cemetery
MR. Fichison and Son
Forteal G. Moley
Bonsnick
Jimy
Local Patients at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs Charles WMeC Mathias of St Councis street is reported home after observation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where she has been a patient since Monday. Mrs Harry erd of Brunswick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday for observation and treatment as transferred by C H Peete and Bro ambulance. FE Thawley Jackson of 8 West South Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for observation.
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Charles Wmec Mathias
St. Councis Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Harry Erd
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C.H. Peete
Bro Ambulance
Thawley Jackson
West South Street
Mrs Helen Baker of New Canaan Debuts as State Senate Candidate
New Canaan resident Mrs Helen Baker, 36, a Democrat with two sons, Geoffrey and Gene, launches a campaign for state senate inspired by housewives’ potential role in politics. She campaigns across suburbs and workplaces, promoting streamlined government and better schools, while her husband, Art News associate publisher Bob Baker, aids her effort.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Helen Baker
New Canaan
Conn
Baker
Geoffrey
Gene
Sic
Burban
Heaven
Gen. Eisenhower
Mrs. Baker
Garden Club committees Named at FrederickExec Meeting
The Frederick Garden Club executive meeting set up committees for the coming year. President T Stuart Mailer named leadership for Membership, Program, Exhibitions, garden trips, birds, horticulture, and civic interests with numerous members including Delaplaine Pearce Truxal and others. A separate notice describes stork shower for Mrs Geiser and various social events and meetings across Frederick.
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Garden Club
Garden Club of
Frederick
T. Stuart Mailer
Robert E. Delaplaine
A. Austin Pearce
Charles 5. V. Sanner
Andrew G. Truxal
Trusal
Virgunia Miller
Elizabeth Peters
James H. Cramer
Philip Qf
Winebrewer
F. Earle Shriner
Charles W. Ross III
Helena Stauffer
Robert Pilgram
William A. Riddell
Mary Maulsby
Peter W. Chichester
William T. Delaplaine
Soroptimist Speaker Highlights Family Summer in Quebec
Mrs. A. M. Wasilifsky, a St. Joseph High School faculty member, spoke at a Soroptimist dinner about her family’s six week summer in Quebec at La Valle University. The trip included language immersion in French, budgeted under $1000 for housing schooling and travel, and featured a Canadian supper experience and handmade mementos.
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A. M. Wasilifsky
Soroptimist Club
la Valle University
Quebec
Canada
St. Joseph High School
Emmitsburg
Joseph College
Famillas
Tustin
Otter
Shei
Steve Said
34 Families Settle Down in Brigadoon Hottest Village Fame
The 34 publicity weary Brigadoon families finally settled to routine after a tiring day of being feted as the happiest village in the U.S. They returned from a Washington showing of Brigadoon and joined an outdoor barbecue hosted by developer J. William Brosius and MGM. A Scottish greeting telegram and a charity event preceded travels to Toronto, Canada, with a Herb Shriner TV appearance pending.
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Brigadoon
Nore Mal
U.S. A
Washington
J. William Brosius
MGM
Scotland
Alan Cissna
Camp Detrick
Herb Shriner
Brigaideen
Explosion at Pinto Lab Kills One Injures One in Allegany
Raymond Lee Stoutamyer, 35, of Bowling Green Maryland died in an explosion at Allegany Ballistics Laboratory for the Navy by Hercules Ponder Co. T William Morehead, 27, of Cumberland was injured but in good condition at Sacred Heart Hospital. Coroner says debris caused fatal injury. funeral services planned in Cumberland.
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Pinto
W. Val i
Raymond Lee Stoutamyer
Bowling Green
Mad
Allegany Ballistics Laboratory
Navy
Hercules Ponder Co
Sacred Heart Hospital
Cumberland
T. William Morehead
Vernon & Rankin
Stoutamyet
Keyser
Keyser High School
Cumberland Funeral Home
Fraud charges filed over FHA dealings in Baltimore
A 47 year old Baltimore salesman Thomas Matthew Subin was arrested by the FBI for fraud in dealings with the Federal Housing Administration. Subin, released from custody in 1992 after forgery convictions, allegedly caused FHA credits and completion certificates to be issued for inflated amounts while employed at a storm door firm.
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Baltimore
FBI
Federal Housing Administration
Thomas Matthew Subin
House of Correction
Fie Seals
Hubin
Storm Door
OD K Brown
FHA
Not To Protest If Decision Is Delayed
Washington reports Sen. Flanders will not protest a delay in deciding when to call the Senate back to session over his move to censure Sen. McCarthy. He expressed disappointment at further postponement, as signs grew of a pre election delay with some GOP senators urging postponement until after Nov. 2.
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Washington
Flanders
Vth
Senate
McCarthy
Springfield
Watkins McCarthy case evidence admission remains unresolved
Washington diary on Senator Watkins scrapping bids to admit evidence about other senators. The piece questions Senate rules and cites Hugo Black and prior probes, noting changes over time and the untested handling of cooperative witnesses and confidential documents. It asks why McCarthy’s defense is barred while similar precedents exist.
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Watkins
McCarthy
Wisconsin
United States
Senate
Utah
U. S
General Awicker
Sen
Hugo Black
Alabama
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Harper's Magazine
ILC
Hassan
Senator Black
Inrouch
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War Department
Alget Hiss
Williams
Delaware
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Internal Revenue
Congress
FBI
Watkins Committee
Seraen Dniew
Cunningham Howes Wedding in Brunswick Brings Local Ties
Miss Rosalie L Hawes daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Hawes near Knoxville and Guy G Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs John Cunningham of Brunswick were married Saturday at 7 PM in Bethany Lutheran Church The ceremony was led by Rev Ralph H Miller The bridegroom is Brunswick High School class of 1954 graduate They will live at the bride’s parents home In other news Baltimore boards reject separate schooling suit saying no constitutional requirement for segregated schools for colored children.
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Hackey Grove
William Jarhae Grove
Helen Nixdorff Grave
Ruedolf Karrmann Haerle
Rudolf K. Waerle
Indianapolis
Ind
St. John's Catholic Church
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miss Brown
Mr. Dudrow
Glenda Brown
Hichard Dudrow
Calvary Methodist Church
Fefonde
Russell A. Dudrow
Vily
Sroom
Richard Shaff
Wilson Place
Shaff
Ralph B. Shipley
Shirley Kerchner
Shipley
East Church Street
Ruby Alice
Moore
Kemp's Department Store
Southern
Cunningham—Howes
Rosalie L Hawes
George F. Hawes
Knoxville
Guy G. Cunningham
John
Cunningham
Brunswick
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick High School
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Wiliam Andrew
Alma Thomas Barnard
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Patricia Ann Keyser
Glenn 4. Keyser Jr
U.S. Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Miss Barnard
Charles Barnard
Clarence Beard
ML. Olivet
C. H. Feete
Marjorie V. Carroll
Marjorie Virginia Carroll
Howard G. Carroll
Anna E., Brown
Greenfield
Samuel M
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Della Ame Church and
Charles D. Brown
Ant Carroll
Narsy Weedon
East Church St
Della
Croenfield
Whureh Voor Etchison and Son
William Robert
Billy” Coster, Te
Reidh's Ford Road
William R
Florence Coster
Boyle
Mrs Bakers
Claude Miller, Jr
Middletown
Robert Butts
Locust Valley
York
Nancy Geiser
Jane Smith
Norman A. Geiser
Fredrick
Fannie A. Kidwiler
Joseph Eisenhauer
Lillian Stone
Hazel Geiser
Virginia Rinehart
Pauline Carmack
Mabel Geisinger
Doris Kolb
Eleanora Gesell
Bernard Wiles
Jones Fos
Dorothy Shellhorse
Evelyn Smith
Catherine Williams
Miriam Rhoads Lewis
Brodbeck Hall
Oscar C. Kefauver
Edna E. Kefauver
East Second Street
Delverne Road
Ney
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Emma Thompson
Caroline Winebrewer
Monocacy Valley Assn
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Francis Scot Key Hotel
CE. Schildknecht
North College Parkway
Calving
Schildknecht
Monclair, N. A
Margaret FE. Schmitz
Record Street
Gamma Phi Rela Soreraiy
Amuuimi
Thomas F. Schmitz
Margaret E Schmit
Indianapplis
Ft. Leonard Wood
Mres
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Lewis Rice
Silver Spravw
O. C. Dolan
Denver
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Lidie
Fbd. Worthington
Rosemont Avenue
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell, N. Mo
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Connie Mack Cannon
Burton Cannon,Jr
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Eugene Slup
Shookstoun
Bernard Zimerman
Guilford Himes
Henry Culler
Orville Stup
Albert Knouse
Dorothy Knouse
Doris Jean Lease
Boston
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George Grable
Thurmont
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W. F. Kelley
Wayne Barker
Jacksonville
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A. L. Philips
C. E. Orrison
R. D. Kindler
Cindy Lee
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Kricher
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Patrick Street
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Roelkey
Robert Mahoney
Knonville
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Bag
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Ohio
Ault
Robert Asher
Robin
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West Palm, Beach, Fla
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Raymond H. Crum
Frederick Avenue
Kendall School
Kendall, Green, Washington
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Louse Sehold
Louise Crevey
Irene Kalla‘way
Us City
Rea Sarwets
Keye
U.S
Peton
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