Lawrence Discusses There Are No Real Victories Now
Washington dispatch discusses the Middle East stalemate and public opinion. It notes anger at Nasser and adds British and French leaders defend military action last October while America halted the Suez invasion. The piece argues no lasting successes from force, only restraint and peacekeeping are meaningful.
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David Lawrence Washington
Middle East
Nas
Cairo
America
Egypt
Nasser
Suez
Fawn
Page and The News Frederick MD 1857 Item
A dated 1857 Frederick Maryland page indicates a Wednesday issue with the paper’s masthead and issue number appearing as a second-class matter. The visible text notes the edition's date and publication designation.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Slow Atomic Progress Recalled in 12 Year Gap
A 12 year look at atomic progress shows the US lagging in civilian benefits while Russia and Britain plan larger nuclear outputs. Economic factors raise reactor costs in the United States, affecting near term power goals. In Maryland, Lois Sweitzer of Beall High School earns the Good Citizen Award at the DAR convention with about 250 attendees.
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United States
Russia
Foreat
Britain
Plaats
TES
Europe
U.S
Baltimore
Allegany County
Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution
Lois Sweitzer
Bealil’ High School
Frostburg
DAR
The
National Society
Frederick A. Graves
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A reader's column notes a freeze across the county damaging plum and apricot buds while peach buds survived. A fire at Dr. J D Nicodemus' property near Walkersville was contained by a bucket brigade. Buckerstown merchant and former postmaster Alexander J McKenna died at 65 after 40 years in business. Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon marked ten years in service with a reception at the Presbyterian manse, receiving a gold egg worth 100. Work resumed on the Washington, Frederick and clinsburo Railroad with final Fourth Street survey and grading starting, plus activity at Mountaindale and Roexy Springs.
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J. D. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Alexander J. McKenna
Buskeystown
Buckerstown
Cleveland
Thomas Freeman Dixon
West Second Street
Thurmont
Washington, Frederick and
Clinsburo
Fourth Street
Mountaindale
Roexy Springs
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A fire destroyed two machine sheds on Jona Novies property south of Urbana near Bennett's Creek. Hyatts town firemen saved other buildings. Oxford Group members describe life changes at a Francis P Scott Key Hotel reception. Welfare Board funds run dry with operations halted after March 31. Miss Virginia Ellen Smith won Brunswick High School declamation with "Soldier Lover."
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Jona Novies
Urbana
Bennett's Creek
Hyattstown
Oxford Group
Francis P Scott Key
Fredersick County Welfare Board
Virgina Ellen Smith
Brunswick
Mias Frances Burch
Community Notes and Birthday Announcements
Mrs Ramsburg returns to 219 South Market Street after six years in Miami. Weekend visitors from Baltimore stayed with Miss Ce eeecelia Green, Graceham. Birth announced for Phyliss Jean at Memorial Hospital Keyser. Mr and Mrs Handley announce birth of daughter. Reading anniversary and birthdays observed in Washington and Keyser area with discussions on Egypt and United Nations.
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Claggett E. Ramsburg
Miami
Fla
South Market Street
Baltimore
Ceeeecelia Green
Graceham
Washington
Lester Damuth Jr
Stephen
Dennis
Europe
A. Hart Etchison
East
Chitrch
Sovi
Gay F. Waltz
United Nations
Mora Force
Srs
Roger M. Powell
Nasser
South Street
Philip G. Handley
Memorial Hospital
Cumber
Plans to bypass Suez Canal fuel oil routes debate
The article discusses long-range strategies affecting Nasserism and oil transport through alternative routes, noting Egypt needs canal modernization or the Aswan Dam, and predicting Moscow and Western funding roles. It mentions Nasser's anxieties, potential Soviet aid, and the impact on global oil shipments and economic power.
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Gilbert Cooper
Brunswick
Gilbert Counswick
Newton Baker Hos
Suez Canal
Pital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Gulf of Aqaba
Lulu Landis Shepherd
Asia Minor
Washington
Frederic
Mediterranean
Garfield
Ial Hospital
Robert B. Hooper
West South Street
Egypt
Frederick Memorial
Mital
Nesser
Aswani
Soviet Union
Moscow
Aswan
Nasser
Jiodax
Suez Cersy
Weddings Fol ates an Attractive Home Ceremony
An attractive wedding ceremony was held at the home of Rev. Thomas Morion on South Jefferson Street. Miss Alice Marion Selby became the bride of Roser Edward Foland of Frederick in a decorated setting with black velvet and poinsettia decor. Attendants included Calvin Surr.
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Ates
Thomas Morion
South Jefferson Street
Alice Marion
Edward J. Selby
Libertytown
Edward Foland
Frederick
Miss Selby
Avion Gress Ang
Calvin Surrier
Funeral rites held for Engelbrecht and others in Frederick
Funeral services were conducted for Jacob Leon ard Engelbrecht at 2 PM Tuesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trimb dr. officiating. Pallbearers included F. Leo Wickiess and Howard M. Albaugi. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son directed. Also noted were services for Christophe Lee Jewen at St Johns Catholic Church and Jacmila Jewell at Frederick Memorial Park with M. R. Etchison and Son funeral directors. A large service for Claude A. Wilt was held at a Winfield funeral home with interment in Singapore cemetery and honorary pallbearers from Western Maryland Trust Co. and New Windsor State Bank listed among attendees. Active pallbearers named and directed by C. S. Waltz.
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Jacob Leonard Engelbrecht
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
Charles F. Trimb
Evangelical Lutheran Church
F. Leo Wickiess
ML Kemp Bem
Howard M. Albaugi
Millard M. Angieberger
Russell Haim
George A. Webster
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Wneral
Christophe
Lee JeWen
Tant
Clarence
Istner Simmons Jewell Dy
Atounehing Road
Rederick Alemorial Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Auesuay
Jacmila
I ‘Herbert
Jordan
Funera
Frederick Memorial Park
Winfield
Claude A. Wilt
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Tyson
Singanore Baptist Church
Singanore Cemetery
Western Maryland Trust Company of
Frederick
Mr. Wilt
James Hisrove
Elmer I. Eshleman
Gail L. Catshall
Lemuel D. Keller
James McSherry
Ernest R. Shriver
New Windsor State Bank
W. Lee Hoke
J. Walter Spiecher
John S. Hirde
Community Players Drop Solid Gold Cadillac for The Silver Whistle
After casting and production issues the Winchester Hall group abandons plans for The Solid Gold Cadillac. The troupe will stage The Silver Whistle a revived Broadway comedy about a failing old folks home improv ed by an impostor with Jimmy Decker directing and acting. The five performance run runs Tuesday through Saturday in early May.
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Focal
Winchester Hall
Mounain Theater
Braddock
Jimmy Decker
Braddock Heights
Community Players
Winchester Hal Auditorium
VY Kaplan Rites Held On Sunday
Brunswick businessman Vieter Kaplan who died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 95 was a longtime store owner who began in 1888. He built his present Brunswick shop in 1908 and his family now runs the business. He admired Eisenhower, voted regularly, and survived by his wife two sons a daughter and several relatives. Services were held in Baltimore with interment at Har Zion Tefereth Israel cemetery.
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Vieter Kaplan
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial
Ation
Virginia
Washington County
Kaplan
Kaplon
Ossia
Eisenhower
River Kaplen
A I. Kaplen
Frances C.kaplen
Anna Leeks
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Sellen
Baltimore
Perlman
Galax
Hannah Berger
Miami
Fla
Edna Baer
Washington
Jack Lewis
Har Zion- Tefereth Israel Cemetery
Storm Damage and Death Toll Across States
Storms caused widespread destruction across multiple towns including Dallas area where nine people died and hundreds injured. Buildings destroyed in Ben Franklin Melissa Anna Newark Hines City and Galahoma Durant Ardmore Stratford. The military moves to control Port au Prince Haiti as political upheaval worsens.
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Associated Pres
Dallas
Ben Franklin
Melissa
Anna
Newark
Hines City
van Alsixne
Montague
Duncanville
Cedar Hill
Galahoma
Little City
Durant
Ardmore
Stratford
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Roster of local obituaries records deaths in Hagerstown area
Death notices span Mrs. Nettie E. Whittington Mrs Annie Elizabeth Beall Miss Margaret B. Waesche and Mrs Mary Ellen Winebrewer. Whittington widow of Lewellyn dies after weeklong illness in Frederick with eleven children and many grandchildren Rest Haven arrangements and services set Rev Charles M McFew officiating Burial at Rest Haven. Beall 87 former Cedar Grove resident dies at daughter’s home Boyds. Service at Salem Methodist Cedar Grove. Waesche 75 dies Thurmont daughter of Waesches James and Cassandra. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at home with Interment United Brethren cemetery Thurmont. Winebrewer widow of William dies in St Petersburg Florida. son Lloyd B. Winebrewer of Williamsport survives with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial Mount Olivet.
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Nettie E. Whittington
Nattie E. Whittington
Lewellyn Whittington
Douglas K. Whittington
Hagerstown
Lucy M. Swisher
Worcester
Mass
Mary H. Baugher
City
Lewellyva W Whitington
Henry A. Whittington
Douglas K. Whittrington
Frederick
Virginia N. Hutzell
Boonsboro
Marie A. Flock
Harry L. Whittington
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
Roger C.j . Randall
Elizabeth Street
Haggerstown
Charles M. McFew
Rest Haven
Annie Elizabeth Beall
Cedar Grove
W. Melvin Carlin
Boyds
Montgomery County
Jacob. C
Sarah Gue Hager
Salem Methodist Church
Ss. C. S
Elbridge W. Bea
Margaret B. Waesche
Thurmont
James Theodore
Cassandra Dover Waesche
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Grayson Shaffer
Samuel Mover
Ivan Nauste
United Brethren Cemetery
Thurmost
M. L. Creager and Son
Mary E. Winebrewer
Mary Ellen Winebrener
William A. Winebrener
Fifth Street
St. Petersburg
Florida
Christian
Sophia Winestock Lerch
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lloyd B. Winebrewer
Williamsport
East Church Streets
Mount Olivet Cemeters
M. R. Etchison and Son
Maryland Menhaden Bill Battles Through 90 Day Session
In a tense 90 day session Maryland politics centered on menhaden limits and rockfish. The House and Senate clashed over nets and conservation with amendments trading hands and a repeal of the Potomac Virginia compact debated. The session ended with the bill to regulate nets in Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean stalled or enacted in varied forms.
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George Bowen
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Tru
House of Delegates
Mckheldie
Senate
House
Mayland
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
Maryland
Atlantic Ocean
Worcester
Sen
Phoebus
Somerset
Ocean
del. Machen
Sens
Mason
Goldstein
Calvert
Ocean City
del. Harrison
Talbot
Susquehanna River
Virginia
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William Strine
Richard Valentine
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Charlotte Damuth
Brooke Damuth
Art Damuth
Gov. Damuth
Lester Pamuth
Willie Dudderar
Thomas Dedderar
Pauli Franklin
Jacob Young
Robert Helwig
Chester Black
C. S. Waltz
VY. Kaplan
NSP
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Huntington Travel Agency
Cadillac
Victor Kaplon
Menhaden
Mt. Pleasant Hall
Gordon Smith
Mr. Smith
Lucky Smith
Western Rangers
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Chuck
Leon Crummit
Polly
Mary Jane
Johnny
Joann
Frankie
Floyd Smith
Ronnie
Lester Bausman
Skippy
James Winebrenner
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Audrey
Rodney
Lester
Charles
Jesse Keeney
Patty
Wrightsville
Clara Shroeck
Denny
Jand
James Derry
Jimmy
Charles Miller
Jand Charlies Jr
Thomas Miller
Woodsboro
Ars
Bernard Hargett
Bernard Jr
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Ijamsville
Edwin Bond
Larrys
Keymar
Richard Hollis
Jeanette
Donald Ausherman
George Bender
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Ray Deyton
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Austin Lease
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