Glass Files Petition As Candidate For State's Attorney
Frederick County Democrat Thomas S. Glass filed a nominating petition with 60 names to seek placement on the November ballot as an independent for State's Attorney. The Democratic nominee is Edwin F. Nikirk, with the Republican Central Committee due to file by May 5. Glass asserts he has more than the required 750 signatures and notes the petition aims to ensure a contested race for the office.
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Thomas S. Glass
Frederick
Board of Election Supervisors
Glass
Ballor
Edwin F. Nikirk
Republican State Central Committee
Nikirk
Frederick County
Frederick Countty
Fifty Years Ago Officers Reform Grace Knoxville Court Award
Fifty years ago Grace Reformed church in Knoxville was awarded 410 by the U S Court of Claims for hospital use of the building during the Civil War. Sr John T Best sold land adjoining Mr Price for 1206 to Mr J E Price. Belles Lettres Society officers elected include President L Ordeman and Secretary J Ed Scheltz. George D Rout Zahn and Upton Palmer of Meyersville formed a partnership to manufacture rates. The Gem Dining Parlors advertise crab cakes two for five cents and deviled crabs for five cents.
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GRACE
Knoxville
U. S. Court of Claims
John T. Best
J. E. Price
Casper Mehrling
Mr. Price
Northern Central Railroad
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Ordeman
R. A. Hendrickson
J. Ed. Scheltz
D. Hendrckson
R. D. Zimmerman
L L Oliver
E. Hargell
Yessas
George D. Rout Zahn
Upton Palmer
Myersville
Town Hall
Eisenhower remark on governments versus peoples
President Eisenhower voiced a belief that governments are often more stupid than their people. He urged citizens to talk and visit across borders, arguing free communication would curb global tensions and allow science to aid humanity rather than destroy it. The piece contrasts autocratic regimes with democracies and warns dictatorial powers fear the openness of public discourse.
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Laurence Ton
Eisenhower
Congress
Ibad
Mussolini
Hitler
Khrushchev
America
Mam
Moscow
Washington
Coprrigh
York
Seraid Tribune. Inc
Community welcomes AEC staff to Frederick area
Fort Detrick and Germantown AEC staff are warmly invited to join Frederick’s civic life. The Frederick story promotes two way community relations, school tours, science fairs, and joint activities with local churches, clubs, and government leaders. Colonel Grothaus praises Frederick as a welcoming, history rich community.
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AEC
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Fort de
Detrick
Frederick City
Germantown
Joe Schwimer
Detrick Information Office
Hood College
Atomic Energy Commission
Donald G. Grothaus
Grothaus
Saco Rane
Hich
Fort Detrick to Host Guest Speaker on Technical Personnel
Fort Detrick will host a Guest Speaker Program in April featuring Howard K. Nason, vice president of Monsanto, discussing management and guidance of technical personnel. The event includes a social hour at 5 p.m., dinner at 6, and a Q&A session. tickets cost $1.75.
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Fort Detrick
Office of Information and Public Affairs
American Chemical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Joseph
Chemical Engineers Club
Walter K. O'Loughlin
W. R. Grace and Company
Central Maryland
Thursd
O'Loughlin
Catholic University
Washington
Commercial Solvents Company
Directorate of Intelligence
USAF
Davison Chemical Company
W. R Grace and Company
Deaths Mrs James E Curry and Reba Catherine Curry
Mrs James E Curry and Reba Catherine Curry 62 wife of James E Curry died at their Glen Burnie home after a long illness. The obituary notes Good Conduct Medals awarded to servicemen, mentions relatives at Brunswick Frederick and Roansboro, and lists funeral arrangements by Eackles funeral home. Interment in Luheran cemetery Middletown.
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James E. Curry
Reba Catherine Curry
Glen Burnie
Sandy Hook
Silas A. Ane
Anna Guthridge Mirley
U.S. Army
Tommy R. Carroll
Henry N. Inr
Rex L. Hall
Bobrer
Brunswick
Inihow
Neal Bobrer
Frederick
Brunswick Street
Geant
Robert E. Connell
Church of the
Brownsville
Harold Beck
Earl R. Reuter
William G.iments
Eackles Funeral Home
Price
Harpers Ferry
John W. Eller
Memorial and funeral rites through Emmitsburg area
Largely attended rites marked by floral emblems for Samaritan Rebekzkh Lodge 31 and other groups. Albert William McClear, 53, dies in Emmitsburg. Lutheran church service and Masonic graveside rites, pallbearers listed. William Roscoe Thompson funeral held at Winfield. interment in Pine Grove. Local officials and clergymen officiate. ministers and lodge members participate in ceremonies.
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Samaritan Rebekzkh Lodge
Noble Grand
Ueimer Brown
Maurice Roberts
Eildred Sutely
Kester Grove
Charles F. Lewis
David Gross‘nickle
Paul M. Biser
Newton Kanode
Edgar Crawford Jr
William M. Renn
Frederick Memorial Park
R. Etchison and Son
Emmitsburg
Albert William McClear
Emmisburg
Philip Ower
Masonic Lodge of
Emimitsburg
Clarence E. Hahn
Arron W.adams
John J. Hollinger
Richiard Harner
Paul Claypool
William Roscoe Thompson
Mt. Airy
C. M. Wait
Winfield
Pearl G_ Thompson
Ennis Coale
Calvary Methodist Church
Keith S Byers
Ralph Williar
Arthur Lowtman
Charles I. Hahn
Roland Welsh
S. L. Siron
Pine Grove
Local notes recap life in Frederick area
Frederick area residents are listed with health updates and events. Among the sick, Earl F. Hargett now in Miami. Wayne Hoffman convalescing after a tonsillectomy in Baltimore. Mrs. Louise Dorsey fractured a finger. Mrs. Raymond Albaugh recovering post surgery. Raymond A. Haugh Sr. awaiting surgery. Wayne Ramsburg ill at home. The piece also notes Easter services at Boyds church, new members in church, a shrimp feed planned by VETS, and various local residents’ activities.
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Earl F. Hargett
Resi ‘Dent
Frederick
Miami
Fla
Wayne Hoffman
Carl Hoffman
North Market Street
Nose and Throat Hospital
Baltimore
Louise Dorsey
East Second Street
Raymond Albaugh
Deltour
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond A- Haugh Sr
Dill Avenue
Wayne Lee Ramsburg
Roger C. Ramsburg
College Road
Hagerstown
James P. Kerr
BOYDS
Boyds Church
Willscee
Liam Simpson
Anacostia Airlwere
James
Stanley Bochenek
Wilnight
Hillcrest Orchard
Marks
Washington
Iam Brunson
George Ohnsted
Aeene
Rufus Gilltiam
Oscar Ziegler
John M
Hoamer Church Hall
Laurenz Ellen
Walkersville
Barnes
Olin Mathieson Company
New
Frederick Memorial
York
Don
Ncers
Frederick News Briefs
Local items from the Frederick area reported in the Friday edition dated April 11, 1958. The page carries Associated Press material and standard postal listing details for Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
Spril
Associated Press
Associatec Press
AP Conseas
Forecast of Huge Winter Wheat Yield Across Plains
The Agriculture Department predicts a winter wheat crop of 364 million bushels, the fourth largest on record and the biggest since 1932, likely surpassing combined previous years. A cold wet March slowed farming nationwide, with later reports focusing on winter wheat prospects in the Great Plains due to abundant snows and rains.
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Agriculure
Thuvadas
Great? Plains
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Four of 12%3 properties on which 1937 taxes were delinquent were sold at public sale by County Treasurer Thomas A Chap. Auctioneer Emmett R Bewlus rattled off the list in an hour and ten minutes. Police Chief Allen Barigis was in a collision with a loaded apple truck at the Square Corner. he escaped with minor injuries though his car was nearly demolished.
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Thomas A. Chap
Emmett Rbewlus
Allen Barigis
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Emma Gibson in Adamstown
Funeral services for Ruth Emma Gibson wife of B Clark Gibson Sr. who died at her home in Adamstown were held at the funeral home on East Church Street. Reverend Walter D Mehrling of Trinity United Church of Christ Adamstown assisted by former pastor Reverend Morgan R Andreas officiated.
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Ruth
Emma Gibson
B. Clark Gibson Sr
Adamstown
East Church Street
Walter D. Mehrling
Trinity United Church of Christ
Morgan R. W. Andreas
Stock Market Prices Mixed in Dull Early Trading
In a dull New York session prices were harrosly mixed with aircrafts and rails edging higher while motors rose and steels eased. Farm implements and rub bers fell as American Motors led brisk activity after announcing production increases and a 400 worker recall, gaining about 4 to 9 percent on the opening rise.
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New York
American Motors
Hlark
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Alco Products, Inc
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Walter Reed Officers’ Open
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James Roberts
John Schwab
Leslie Teller
William S. Gochenour
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U. S. Army
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Middletown
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Harold L. Wade
Norman D. Gary
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Woodsboro
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Pittsburgh
William F. Daniels
Wilcox and Ziegler Fuel Co
Maryland Avenue
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Barbara 'Hammond
Luther Otken, Jr
Richard Lamm
George W. Domer
Richard T Brandenburg
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