Who Says Cooking's Only For Girls? Chefs Club At South Hagerstown
Doug Palmer and Eddy Barnhart, members of the Chefs Club at South Hagerstown High School, prepare ingredients for a salad under home economics instructor Mary H. Miller. Formed this fall for boys curious about cooking, the club meets twice weekly to learn kitchen skills, following recipes, and has already produced spaghetti dinners, salads, cakes, and pumpkin pies. Christmas cookies and candy are planned, with emphasis on cleanup after each session.
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Doug Palmer
Eddy Barnhart
Chefs Club
South Hagerstown High School
Doug
Eddy
Mary H. Miller
Delphey Calls For Change In School System Over Tax Costs
Delphey, president of the public schools, argues for reorganizing to reduce junior college needs and cut tuition costs. He says property taxes will rise as school needs grow and urges concentrating funds on grades first through 12, with fewer junior college expenses unless state support remains.
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Chester F’. Delphey
Board of County
Sioners
Delphey
Hagerstown
County Native and Hotel Operator Dies at 83
Alvin Crotteberger, 83, longtime Atlantic City hotel operator and civic leader, died after months of illness at his Atlantic City home. A county native born in 1874, he served as secretary treasurer and general manager of the Dennis Hotel before retiring three years ago, and he led Atlantic City education boards and local civic groups in a lengthy public career.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Poffenberger
Dennis
Christian
Mary Ann Rebecca
Line) Poffenberger
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Devon
Devon’ Tan
Windsor
Hamed
Louis W. Davis
Command Communications
Unison
Fairchild Enland Landing
Fine and Airplane Corp
Hagers
New York
American Society of
City Building
Mechanical Engineers
Fairchilt
General Electric Company
Xre
Hagers Lweck
Joseph Urgo
Trist Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Aid Ats
B. L. Creewer
Ivenenta
Dares
Fev
Sareleer
Jacl Peer
Anand
New Family Of Lightweight Jet Engines Promises Savings
A lab test small turbojet showcases thrust to weight near 10 to 1 with potential for plane design and production savings. Davis notes large engines run about 3 to 4 to 1 and cites an engineering study group assessing efficiency gains for NATO SEATO and U.S. Air National Guard and Reserve use.
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Moon Mile
SEATO
NATO
Air National Guard
Davis
Was
Kereested
Huyett Heads Young Democrats at annual party
Huyett heads the Young Democrats at the American Legion Home during the Christmas party. Charles B. Huyett was elected president, succeeding Charles W. Coss, with committee plans to be announced in January. Patricia Reid and Woody Rippeon named vice presidents, Raymond Harrison secretary, William J. Dwyer treasurer, and several others elected to the Board of Trustees. Membership is open to ages 18 to 21 with wide scope and active service.
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American Legion Home
Charles B. Huyett
Charles W. Coss
Patricia Reid
Woody Rippeon
Raymond Harrison
William J. Dwyer
Rose Shinham
Samuel Truett
Emory Wolfe
James E. Byron
The
Young Democrats
Erafication Srewn
Snow Falls in Western Maryland Prompting Chain Advice
A late yesterday snowstorm drenched Western Maryland with up to seven inches by 8 45 this morning. Roads were slick and motorists urged to fit chains as State Roads crews salted and cleared highways overnight. Fairview Mountain saw about four inches by mid morn and Oakland reported seven. snow continued. State Police advised chains in Frederick County with 1 2 inches on US 40 west of Frederick and minor totals in Foxville and Thurmont. One fatal crash occurred on a snow covered highway.
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Maryland
Fairview Mountain
Oakland
Teifteen
Weather Bureau
Yester
Frederick County
U. S. 40
Frederick
Foxville
Architect To Draw Church Plans For New Potomac Avenue Plant
The Official Board of the First Christian Church named J Alfred Hamm of York PA to prepare the building plans for the new church on Potomac Avenue. Hamm is renowned for numerous recent church designs including Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church addition, St Pauls Lutheran Cumberland, Towson Methodist Towson MD, Christ Lutheran and Second Lutheran Baltimore.
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First Christian Church
Potomac “Avenue
J. Alfred Hamm
York
Haram
Zion ‘Evangelical and Reformed
St Paul’s Lutheran
Cumberland
Towson Methodist Church
Towson
Christ’ Lutheran
Second Lutheran Church
Baltimore
St. James
Race Card At Pimlico Off Due To Snow
Pimlico racing canceled for first time in modern memory as two to three inches of snow cover the track. Maryland Racing Commission approves cancellation. Track had planned to run through December 14 with decisions pending on a potential makeup date or an extra program next season.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland Racing Commission
Three Car Crashes Reported In City Today
City police investigated three accidents caused by road conditions. Ethel G. Hewitt 61 Canton Ohio skidded on Pennsylvania Avenue striking parked vehicles, totaling her car. A tractor trailer driven by Weldon C. Dye damaged a Baltimore car on North Locust and East Washington Streets. Richard H. Sprankle 26 Buena Vista Avenue collided with Sherman Lee Smith 24 on Church and Buena Vista, with no injuries reported.
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Pennsylvania
Ethel G. Hewitt
Canton
Ohio
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richard V. Clark
Wayside Avenue
Raymond Hoover
Don Smith
Clark
Larry W. Craig
Prospect Avenue
Hewitt
Weldon C. Dye
Locust Street
Charles E Bristol
Baltimore
East Washington Street
John Brewer
Washington County
High Street
Richard H. Sprankle
Black Buena Vista Avenue
Sprankle
Church Street
Sherman Lee Smith
Buena Vista Avenue
Added Rate Increase Sought by Chesapeake and Potomac Co
Baltimore December 4 The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co asked the Public Service Commission for 1.4 million dollars more than previously requested in rate hikes. It originally sought 6.8 million dollars to raise about 90 cents per user to expand local exchanges. A hearing begun last October was recessed for study. upon reopening the company said it had granted raises totaling 1.7 million dollars since the recess, with 1.4 million of that to Maryland, and declined to present a new rate schedule, asking instead to be allowed to reflect higher costs in its decision.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake and Potoma Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
PSC
J Company
Cape Canaveral
Fia
Free World
Vanguard
G. Herschel Schooley
Defense Department
Iriation
Paul Walsh
Navy
Martin Co
Martin
Florida
C. H. Schooley
Defense
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Lewis L. Cornell
McKelry
Aclate
Alfigatean Medical
McKel
Salk
Povdin
Palen
Ieee
Jurists Rule Van Horn Case Continues Trial
Three circuit judges ruled Robe r t Jett Van Horn should stay on first degree murder charges for the fatal beating of his socialite wife Bernice Ward Flytt Van Horn. The defense sought a directed verdict of innocence. The trial entered its third day as witnesses including Van Horn’s brother Charles testified.
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Towson
Robert Jett van Horn
John B. Gentrum
Lester L. Barrett
Michael P. Smith
Bernice Ward Flytt-Van Horn
van Horn
Bns
Hilary W. Gans
Frank H. Newell
van Hoen
Charles
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Charles van Horn
Baltimore
Lumber Company
Jerusalem Bulletin Report Ambiguous Conference Details
Sparse, garbled text from a bulletin mentions Premier Ben Gerlen and a conference with a U. M. Secretary Genre Beg Monsrershiel. The legible fragments hint at a high level meeting in Jerusalem with unclear dates or outcomes. Entities are uncertain due to corrupted OCR.
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Jerusalem
Ben Gerlen
U. M
Monsrershiel
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