Burall Announces Establishing Campaign and Civic Work
Frederick Alderman Burall, a longtime city politician and business owner, announces plans to run again for Alderman on the Democratic ticket. He highlights past service on the Light and Police committees, youth and recreational activism, leadership of the Maryland State Baseball League, and promotion of the American Legion Toy Fund All-Star game. He operates a cycle business on East Patrick Street for over 22 years.
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Freve
Frederick City
Frederick
Burall
Ial
Lloyd C. Culler
J.buratt
Parks and
Ithe Fire Companies
Buratt
Maryland
American Legion
Toy ‘Fund
Alderman Burall
East Patrick Street
Letter Urges Best Qualified School Board Appointment
Readers urged Frederick County Republican Central Committee to recommend the most capable candidate for a six year term on the Frederick County School Board. The letter emphasized education's growing role and the committee's responsibility to citizens.
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Frederick County
Republican Central Committee
New York
Claire McCardell
Irving Drought Harris
Sur
Onoste
3icCardell
Wall
A. Leroy McCardell
Malcolm
Adrian Leroy Afe- Cardell
Wiliam T. Griffin
Claire McCardell Wills Estate Kin Card Letter to Board
A reader letter criticizes the School Board for weak leadership and mistakes. The writer urges fresh, energetic candidates, beyond party lines, and calls the Central Committee to act. The note advocates that the best candidate, Republican or Democrat, be chosen from any locality.
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Claire McCardell
Central Committee
Johnstown
Tim Buck
James Snyder Frederick
Mrs. Bela Vassady Addresses Homemakers Meeting
Mrs. Bela Vassady from Lancaster Pa addresses the Homemakers group praising inner strength and faith in coping with disaster. She joins with remarks on family devotion and God centered marriage as essential to home life. The event includes a chorus and a fashion show with a luncheon and a display of year’s projects at Gambrill gymnasium. Dr Andrew G Truxal Hood College president welcomes attendees.
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Rees
Vassady
Lancaster
J. Vernon Cobientz
Homemakers
Sanz
Gambrill Gymnasium
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood
Lingarore Copper Company organized to operate mines nearby Libertytown
Fifty Years Ago items note the Lingarore Copper Company being formed and purchasing the New London and Daily Hyde Copper Mines near Libertytown. About $15,000 in machinery has been secured and full operation is expected to start next week with at least 60 workers. The Maryland Methodist Protestant Snow Hill conference assigns pastors to Buckeystown Frederick Kemptown Libertytown Walkersville.
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Linganore Copper Company
New London
Hyde Copper Aines
Libertytown
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
Snow Hill
E. C Makosky
Buckeystown
Ruley
Frederick
J. A. Wight
Kemptown
J. F. Wooden
D. Blake
Walkersville
Soviet Discusses H Bomb Tests and Nuclear Hope
David Lawrence notes the Soviet Union’s Gromyko spoke for eight thousand words yet mentioned abolishing nuclear weapons only in a single sentence. He argues the real danger lies not in tests but in the potential of actual use and asks why the Soviets said so little about disarmament.
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Ton
David Lawrence Cant
Adinister Gromyko
State Keeps Close Watch On Forests in Maryland
Maryland guards its woodlands with a seasonal fire program running spring May 31 and fall Dec 15. Fire lookout towers in District 2 monitor for smoke from Laurel to Laurel District 2 HQs, with towers near Maryland 29 and Long Hill below Glen Burnie. The piece blends fire safety, forest watchers, and Soviet propoganda critique from the era, noting lookout duties, veteran unemployment rules, and fire prevention efforts across public lands.
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Laurel
Maryland
Smarehand
State Department of Forests
District 2
Larel
Washington
Long Hill
Glen Burnie
Annapolis
Ithe Tanelae
Abe
Birth of Donna Rae Basler in Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Raymond Basler formerly of Westminster announce the birth of their first child a daughter Donna Rae on April 4 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Basler is the daughter of Mrs Roy A Huffer and the late Mr Huffer. Mr Basler is the son of Mr and Mrs Ira Basler Sr Ricky Lawson area. Fred erick will be four years old Wednesday.
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Raymond Kk. Basler
East Patrick Street
Westminster
Donna Rae
Fredrerick Memorial Hospital
Basler
Roy’ A. Huffer
RFD 4
Mr. Huffer
Mr. Basler
Ira Basler Sr
Ricky Lawson
Clyde Lawson
RFD
Frederick
Draftees And Veterans Guide to Korean War Benefits
Major Teomas M. Sial outlines remaining Korean War era VA benefits for draftees and veterans. Key programs include education and training eligibility within three years of discharge, up to 36 months of study, and VA loan guarantees for homes farms or businesses with monthly subsistence and lender protections. Eligibility requires at least 30 days active service during the Korean War period and honorable or better discharge, with benefit windows extending to 1985 for certain loan guarantees.
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Teomas M. Sial
Eisenhower
Ithe VA
Middle East Oil Discussed by Babsey
Babsey of Park Mass reviews the proposed United Arab Republic union of Egypt and Syria, noting Nasser's power growt h and its potential impact on oil shipments through the Suez Canal and Syrian pipelines to the West. The analysis warns of increased bargaining leverage for Nasser with both East and West and potential spillover effects on U.S. business.
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Babsey
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Yemen
Mt la
Israel
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Suez Canal
Local Hospitals Attend Multiple Patients in Frederick Area
A string of Frederick Memorial Hospital patients includes Mr. Frank Tyergar of East South Street undergoing treatment. Nasser, a noted Arab leader, stirs speculation on Middle Eastern power shifts as observers discuss potential federation among Arab states. Also listed are several area residents, workers, and visitors currently under care or observation, with one six year old admitted for tonsillectomy.
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Gromyko
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
West Germany
Teres
John Shortall
J¢Ian
Ranger
Moscow
Shortall
Unem
Frank Tyergar
East South
Ae Ee
Street
Fred Singtt
Baltiworld
Charlies F. Corbet
West Masses
Fourteenth Street
Frederick McKings
Atmorial
John S. Jamieson
Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Troy
Braddock Heights
Walter R. Winebrenner
tWalkersville
State
Naomi Hahn
East Fifth Street
Raymond A .Haugh Sr
Dill Avenue
J. C. Bryant
Yellow Springs
Bryant
Little Falims
Danny Dawson
Slum Clearance Urged by City Planning Board in 1938
In April 1938 the aldermen passed a motion urging slum clearance after a neighbor placed flagstones between pavement segments. The Fredrick County report highlighted deplorable alleyway conditions while Lt. Col. Munro announced Frederick County led the state in drunken driving arrests to the Rotary club.
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New
Fred*& Planning Commission
Mayer and Aldermen
Frederick County
Elmer FF. Munshower
Rotary Club
Problem Child Question Is Before Specialists
Kansas City reports that about 20 percent of the nation's schoolchildren are problem kids of some sort. Only a fraction receive special training. About 2,000 specialists addressed the issue, noting there are no easy answers. Of 33.5 million students in grades 1 through 12, 3 to 4 million are special cases, either abnormally bright or dull.
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Kansas City
Crommit and Fite Wed in Adamstown Home Ceremony
Miss Clara Virginie Fite of Adamstown and Irving Jacob Crommitt Frederick were married at Rev. Thomas Morgan’s home on South Jefferson Street April 3. The bride wore a blue street length dress with a corsage of Easter flowers. Mrs Denver 5 Crommitt Jr. served as matron of honor in a red dress and Easter corsage. The couple reside near the city.
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Crommit
Clara Virginie Fite
Adamstown
Irving Jacob Crommitt
Frederick
Thomas Morgan
Jefferson Street
Denver
Crommitt Jr
Cool Air Fans Deep Into South
North winds bring cool air deep into the South and near term cool weather prevails east of the Mississippi. Skies clear east of the river while northeast coast areas face lingering showers and snow flurries tapering off.
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Associated Press
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Maine
Virginia
Great Lakes
Tensions Rise in Middle East and Egyptian Prospects
The column forecasts no early Middle East stability as Iraq and Jordan push toward a separate Arab Federation possibly drawing Saudis into alignment while Nasser seeks oil leverage. It predicts disrupted European oil supplies, rising tensions, and a shift toward fusion power and non oil heating. Egyptian irrigation projects and Aswan dam are noted as long term potential, with caution on investing in Egyptian land until reforms.
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Nasser
Iraq
Jordan
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Europe
Middle East
Israel
Jug Bridge Club
Jug
Egypt
Aswan
Lnhead
Middle
East
Garden Club Plans and Spring Activities
Grace Burall leads Easter meeting of a 22 member garden club as plans firm for April 8 annual meeting. April hints urge fertilizing, dividing perennials, and spraying iris clumps with DDT. Upcoming events include a May 2 bus trip to Longwood Gardens and an April 26 Embassy tour, with Beatrice Fenn visiting next.
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Eval Carpenter
Bes
Grace Burall
Clarke Toms
Ray Smith
Garden Club
Phillip
Paul E. Main
Carl Kintz
Longwood Gardens
Paul Main
Frank
Gtimes
Beatrice Fenn
Frank Grimes
Rayhu Specht
Cash for News Tips Offered in April by The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post announces April cash rewards for local news tips. Accept tips weekdays 8 PM to midnight, Saturdays 8 AM to noon, Sundays 4 PM to midnight. First caller on a story wins. prizes range from 1 to 5 dollars per tip. Call Monument 2117.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
Factors in Lung Cancer Causation Declared By Researcher
Dr Paul Kotin told science writers touring with the American Cancer Society that tobacco use is only one factor. He cited polluted air as the dominant cause and noted other atmospheric agents and rising population susceptibility also contribute, saying removing cigarettes would reduce deaths only slightly overall.
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Los Angeles
Paul Kotin
Jon
American Cancer Society
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