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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1955

Page

4

Democrats In Conference Set Tone For 1956 Campaign

Democratic leaders led by Senate Majority Leader Johnson and House Speaker Rayburn said their January session would avoid political scoring over President Eisenhower illness. Adlai Stevenson sat with them as Johnson stressed no political endorsement, while Stevenson joked that talk might drift to politics. Johnson pledged to hammer out a program to win in 1956, with Stevenson potentially in consideration.

Stonewall Tes Eisenhower Senate Lsondon B. Johnson House Sam Rayburn White House Adlai Stevenson Johnson Rayburn Texas Stevenson University of Texas Jeboson

Jefferson Grange Booster Night and Plans for 1940

Jefferson Grange held booster night with Master Bernard Remsburg presiding. Officers to be installed at Middletown on Drinker 1 Televates to the State Grange by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Remsburg, with Mr. and Mrs. Halfdan Zimmerman as alternates. A bowling team will enter Walkersville. Dorothy Long presented the program. Earl Remsberg and Cal vard Rice performed. A twins study report from Toronto notes doctors examining 400 pairs to compare identical and fraternal pairs.

Jefferson Grange Bernard Remsburg Grange Middletown State Grange Halfdan Zimmerman Walkersville Dorothy Long Earl Remsberg Calvin Rice

U S Printer Speaks Here at Frederick Lions Club

U S Printer Blattenberger spoke to the Freder ick Lions Club and guests at the Francis Scott Rex Hotel on printing as an art and vital public record. He noted the Printing Office's size, history since 1861, and efforts to lower costs while stressing printers’ dignity.

Raymond Blattenberger United States Lions Club Frederick Francis Scott Rex Ang Leonardo Attrand Benjamin Franklin Blattenberger Gutenberg George M. Stover U.S Ai Force Roy B. Estin Printing Office Internal Revenue Office International

Economical house plan by Herbert Neumann for Archway Press

The plan demonstrates an economical ranch style home suitable for a zero-foot footprint. Designed by Herbert Neumann for Archway Press at 117 and 48th Street New York, the N-63-AP house covers 1,220 square feet and presents a compact domestic design.

Herbert &. Neumann Archway Press 48Th St New York

Radio Program Listings and TV Comedy Review Note

Radio schedules show programs on MBS WOR CBS WEMD NBC WBAL ABC WMAL with varied newscasts and sports. A Charles Mercer column critiques current TV comedy, noting Milton Berle Red Skelton and The Great Gildersleeve and their dreary pratfalls amid fashion-driven humor.

CBS WEMD NBC WBAL ABC WMAL Newecast Toree Abe Newa & Commentary New Si Anmantars Ommentars Ace Denner Deena Abe Strange Duania Mbs Cbe Muck Red Banery Drana BS Repitads der v Ibs Anee Sews Flory Bla Bing Loscon Bration Musin Ale Dianne Shaw Continentat London Abe As & Varieties Charles Mercer New York Mack Sennett Milton Berle NBCTV Berle Mr. Berle Grand Canal Katherine Hepburn Red Skelton Cbs-Tv Skelton Ed Sullivan Guy Sullivan Gildersleeve Willard Waterman

Carl Snook Reaches VFW Club Golf Finals at Local Fairways

Carl W. Snook, defending champion, advanced to the VFW Club Championship final set for Sunday at 1 p.m. He faces Dave Weinberg, a former Miami Florida and Maryland collegiate golfer. Other matches produced tight results in multiple flight divisions, with notable scores across the second and third flights and several consolation matches.

Carl W. Snook VFW Dave Weinberg Miami Fla Maryland Cleo Willoughby Roy Sigler Carl Snook Herman Brown Sr William Ross John Bowers Jim Carey George Slagle Jr Bill Seibert Don Fisher Weaver Uesi Tigi Tee Green Major Wuloughby Nook Rhoderick Ross Carey Weinberg Seibert Snook Green Bill Nelson W. E. Houck Bingham Charles ‘Price Dan George Hendris Nelson Harbaugh George Sigler McCulloch Brown Pete Demchek Bowers Slagle Hausler Fisher Stan ‘Brown Claude Hudson O'Bryen Fagen Farshey Currens Lee Saylor Ed Storm Bob Buchanan Savior Storm Buchanan

Cattle prices top at Ellicott City sale near Frederick

Dispersal sale of Charis A Pumphrey and Son drew buyers from Maryland Virginia Delaware West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Registered Jerseys brought 25980 total with an average of 505.62. Top cow and calf 835 sold to Moulton Farms Charles Town WV. Maland Inc paid 3815 for eight head. Reginald C Stiles West Friendship bought five cows. Several animals sold between 400 and 590 with 14 more at higher prices. Sale conducted by Suetin Rackus Inc with Howard Barker assisting. Also notes Lions club meeting with John W. Morgan as guest speaker on Lionism challenges at Hotel Alexander.

Cenervatis UN Charis Maland, Inc Fileatt Reginald C Stiles West Friendslup Fry Maryland Virginia Delaware West Wreta Pennsihama Frederick and Carroll Cnonts Jerds R Suetin Rackus Inc Howard Barker Frederick

Stock scams and SEC actions target uranium promoters

The Uranium Properties case highlights a $600.10 public stock sale plan pitched to prospectors with 73 percent in bonds and 25 percent for aerial prospecting. SEC scrutiny seeks full disclosure and possible stop orders. Other schemes include a three million share sale at $1.25 and a plastic burial vault promotion. SEC reported seven stop orders this year, with promoters earning large percentages before profits.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Correspondent Washington Securities and Exchange Commission Uranium Properties, Ltd San Francisco California Hubert W. Sharpe Reyburn F. Crocker SEC Nevada Nevada Aviation Sinclair Armstrong Ralph Demmler

Concert and lecture schedule at St Joseph College

Emmitsburg group lists events at St Joseph College and Mount Saint Marys College. On October 3 the program features Much Ado About Nothing as the opening.

Emmitsburg St. Joseph College St. Joseph and Mount Saint Mary's College

Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces

Nicholas L. Schneider aged 43 and Macvel C. Boome aged 42, both of Inkster Michigan, obtained marriage licenses. John W. McThenna aged 20 of Walkersville and Mary J Burdette aged 18 of Mt Airy also listed for nuptials. Garland Lamar Foreman aged 21 appears in the court notices.

Nicholas L. Schneider Macvel C. Boome Inkster, Mich John W. McThenna Walkersville Mary J Burdette Mt Airy Garland Lamar Foreman

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