Missile rattling and defense debate in era of war talks
Washington column argues that political grandstanding over military strength and nuclear threats heightens tensions with the Soviet Union. It notes public warnings of American power while urging restraint and focus on credible defense, referencing Khrushchev and Berlin. It also highlights a Columbia relief drive by Western Maryland Lions to aid youth education and vocational training in Colombia.
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David Lawrence Washington
United States
Chess
Secretary of Defense
Russia
Moscow
Free America
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Het aaSsimee
Dion
Ana Weald
America
Wa‘i
Teenie Gerees
Gar Orn
Congress
Maryland
Colombia
Harry Filler
District 22
CARE
Distr
Educa
Marland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Cinva-Rum
Calomby
Pan American Union
Bia
Inis
South
Woman Ordered to Refund Fraudulently Obtained Unemployment Funds
A Lantz woman was ordered to repay 42 dollars and placed under a generally suspended sentence in Magisterial court after being found guilty of making false statements to receive unemployment benefits from the local Employment Security office on West Church street. Betty E. Weagley must repay the money obtained in October and November 1957, having received two 21 dollar checks from Hungerford and others. A separate case notes Thurmer Aimmo H Crawford of Rockwell Terrace fined one dollar and costs for operating a car on expired registration tags.
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Momng
Beng
Department of Employment Security Office
West Church Street
Betty E. Weagley
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
C. J. Shall
Lewis Brothers Orchard
Thurmer
Aimmo H. Crawford
Rockwell Terrace
Local Health Home Admission and Hospital Stays
Among The Sick Mrs. Harry M. Howard of near Frederick was admitted to the Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home on Friday. Mrs. Bernard E Burkett of 216 Dill avenue underwent surgery yesterday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Harry M. Beans has returned to his home in Rocky Springs from Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg W Va. Two ambulance calls were answered by United ambulance Wednesday night. Circular notes report speeding violation by Mrs Ella Bell Fraser on U S 40 west of Frederick with a $10 fine and costs after being cited by Trooper A D Carlson for 65 mph.
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Harry M. Howard
Frederick
Vindobona Convalescent and
Bernard E Burkett
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hosstal
Harry M. Beans
Rocky Springs
Newton Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
United Ambulance
Willem Mutchner
West Third Street
East Sixth Street
Harmmston Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Crawford
Ella Bell Fraser
East Minth Street
U. S. 40
A.D. Carlson
The News Frederick Page Four Item
The fragment shows a Frederick Maryland newspaper page dated Thursday April 2 with Associated Press byline and Republication notice. It references reprinting with postal imprint and editor credits.
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Frederick
Maryland
Asesciaed
Ois
Etus Tv
Fredevick, Md
New Drivers Training Push Amid Rising Teen Licenses
Northwestern University experts warn that a surge in teen Driving permits could reach 4 million annually by 1970, about 11,200 per day, straining testing facilities and law enforcement. They urge accelerated education to prepare future scientists for safe travel to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Northwestern University
Traffic Institute
U. S
Army Reserve Sector Commander named for Maryland District
SECTOR COMMANDER Colonel A Ward Gillette has been named Sector Commander of the Maryland District of Colum ia Sector of XAT US Army Corps Reserve. The Sector Headquarters at Fort Meade oversees training of Reservists in Maryland northern Virginia the District and three counties in Southern Pennsylvania. C. ADDS WORKERS To ready its freight car fleet the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has assigned 271 additional shop men at locations over the system. They will perform light reconditioning on cars needing fewer man hours to return to service. For heavy repair of diesel electric locomotives the railroad added 50 more workers.
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A. Ward Gillette
Maryland
Columia
Xat
US Army Corps Reserve
Fort Meade
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Remodeling and openings mark early 1909 city scene
Fifty Years Ago columns report on Tee Reich and Co building being remodeled for W. H. S. Etchison furniture and undertaking use. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal opens with eleven coal boats leaving Cumberland wharfs. Salvation Army to open new quarters on West Patrick Street with regional church leaders present. A mask carnival at Diamond Rink draws large crowd. Blue Ribbon prizes awarded to local participants.
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Tee Reich and Co
North Market Street
Wm. H. 5
Etchison
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Salvation Army
Post West Patrick Street
Thomas Freeman Dixen
Ie Presbyterian Church
E. L. WeLean
Grace Reformed Church
J. B. Appie
Worman’s College
Jas H. Marshall Wai
The
Salvation
Mask Carnat the Diamond Rink
Buss Lough
Bo Brown
Joss Gilbert
Mevitani
Victor Kren
Jhe
Ines A. Edisons
Leal
Daneme
Twenty Years Ago Em From The Columns Of The News
Readable items note Frederic county wildlife sightings and a large sugar truck wreck near Plane So. 4 on the National highway, with fire damage. A proposed county beer garden shutdown faces defeat as legislature nears adjournment, and a Washington county bill could isolate Frederick within surrounding counties. The Cedars home in Williamsburg, Virginia, changed hands as Misses Margaret and Elizabeth Marsh convert it for use in their project.
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Frederi County
Strea Linen
Angiers
Filming Creek
Natonal Highway
Washington
Frederick
Washington, Carrell and
Adams
Pennsylvania
M. Margaret and
Elizabeth Marsh
Carroll County Gathers for Library Week Events
The Carroll County library week features PTA programs and a community celebration. Mrs Bryson chairs the Board of Trustees with support from Mrs Joseph Gorman Taneytown and other local organizers across Sykesville Manchester and Westminster.
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Towarcor
Natenal Library
Aoi
Bryson. Westminsk
Carrel Count
Pubue L
Joseph Gorman
Taneytown
R Reardon Fusselbauch
Lucille Berry
Sykesville
Roy Robertson
Manchester
Gately Flynn
Pleasant Valley
Grace Bryson
Westmin
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation 24 Hours
The weather summary reports temperatures and precipitation over the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Local conditions show system movement, with rainfall amounts and temperature ranges noted for the period.
Walkersville Group Ends Mission Study
Members of the United Lutheran Church Women of St. Paul’s Lutheran parish concluded their home devotion study with readings on Canada the Americas and Caribbean areas. They discussed religious growth, frontier challenges and the need for continued mission work in North America. A spring meeting and memorial flowers plan were noted with lunch reservations requested.
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United Lutheran, Church Women’s Organization
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Barker
T. Paul Moberly
Canada
United States
Margaret Sayler
Middle Conference
Emmisburg
Maryland Congress
Baltimore
Birthday notices and visits among local residents
Mr Harvey R. Showe Sr on East Patrick street marks his 65th birthday today. Mrs Roger M Powell on West South street will celebrate her birth day Friday. Mr and Mrs Alien Burns and family from Covington Ohio who wintered in Homestead Florida stopped Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Francis C Fogle in Keymar before returning home. The Fogles had hosted the Burns party in Florida during Christmas.
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Harvey R. Showe Sr
East Patrick Street
Roger M. Powell
West South Street
Alien Burns
Covington
Homestead
Fila
Francis C. Fogle
Keymar
Mrs Fogle
Florida
Trucker Drives Through Weather While Singing Opera
Trucker Paul Enrico Caruso impersonates opera arias while driving in Silver Spring Maryland. The report notes his truck carries rock cargo and lists grain and wheat prices including $168 per bushel and $110 per bushel for different goods.
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Silver Spring
Paul Enrico Caruso
Automation Post Office Lab to Rise in Rhode Island
A $20 million, button controlled postal laboratory post office will be built by Intelex Systems Inc., a subsidiary of ITT. It will serve Rhode Island and southern New England and later be leased to the Post Office Department. The three acre site will include a helicopter port and rail access, near an airport by express line.
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Rhode Island
New England
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Revolutionary Postal-Laboratory Post Office
Intelex Systems Inc
New York
Post Office Department
Start Work On Mechanized P Q Post Office in Providence
Giant earth moving machines massed on a large site to begin construction of the world’s first fully mechanized post office. Plans project completion in 18 months with conveyors, chutes, vibrating trays and related equipment integrated for automated mail handling.
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Providence
R. I
Imo
Song Bu Hing
Prescott Chamber nets odd request for tarantula
Mercy Wagner of the Prescott Chamber of Commerce received a letter from Robert Liles of Venita Oregon asking to send a tarantula alive in a box and requesting where to obtain one with thanks.
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Prescott
Ariz
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Mercy Wagner
Robert Liles
Venita
Ore
Engagement of Joan Louise Hubbard to Wallace Rinehart
Mrs. Louise Hubbard of Thurmont announces the engagement of her daughter Joan Louise to Wallace E. H. Rinehart son of Earl Rinehart of Hermleigh Texas. An April wedding is planned.
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Louise Hubbard
Thurmont
Joan Louise
Wallace EH. Rinehart
Earl Rinehart
Hermleigh
Tex
Fort Detrick officer receives field promotion leaves wife in ceremony
Colonel M. W. Castleberry of Fort Detrick’s Pathology ion is promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Veterinary Corps. His wife Sadie assisted by Colonel Donald G. Grothaus at a ceremony attended by Dr. EB W Hill Dr. George P Blundell and others. The event also marked his first anniversary at Detrick on March 27, with a promotion party hosted at the Officers Open Mess attended by friends and colleagues.
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M. W. Castleberry
Fort Detrick
Veterinary Corps
Sadie
Donald G. Grothaus
Offcer
EB. W V. Hill
George P Blundell
U. S. Army
Jey D. Housewright
Castleberry
Detrick
Gonzales
Louisiana
Guy Jona
Twe
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