Cabinet Delays Date For European Army Debate In Paris
Paris reports say France delays final starting date for the National Assembly debate on the European army plan until May 18 to seek agreement with West Germany on Saar and U.S. troop assurances. Easter program at Edgewood Church of God features a full service and musical recitations. U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for fourth class postmaster in Unionville with a May 13 deadline.
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Paris
France
National Assembly
Assembly
West Germany
Saar
U.S
Europe
Georges Bideut
Germany
Britain
Edgewood Church of God
Linda Burdette
Vickie Masser
Jeanne Masser
Lorraine Witmer
Rhonda Baugher
Davyl Schultz
Johnny Keyser
Terry Korrell
Fred Baldwin
Bonnie Adams
Genevieve Dinterman
Belva Dinterman
Irene Korrell
Maria Schultz
Rosemary Baker
Jeanne Baldwin
Shirley Blank
Paul Moore
United States Civil Service Commission
Unionville
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
The Oxygen Mystery Explains Air's 21 Percent Oxygen
A discussion of how atmospheric oxygen is replenished, the role of photosynthesis by sea plants in producing oxygen, and the presence of heavy oxygen isotopes. It notes that about 90 percent of atmospheric oxygen may originate from diatoms and kelp, with heavy oxygen (O18) detected in air and ocean studies prompting further experiments.
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Scierce
Pacific
Dien Bien Phu Battle Ties Up Vietnam War Stakes
The Vietminh and French forces clash at Dien Bien Phu in a pitched battle that could shape Geneva talks beginning April 23. Estimates place Vietminh troops at 35 000 to 45 000 with French garrison around 11 000. Casualties run 6 000 to 8 000, viewed as a costly but strategic risk for Ho Chi Minh.
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Dien Bien Phu
Ho Chi-minh
Ho Chu-minh
Geneva
Korea
IndoChina
Britain
France
Russia
United States
China
Dien
Bien Phu
Tourists seen rising as vacation plans expand
predicts five to 10 percent more American families will vacation this year. Russell B. Singes of the American Automobile Association says about 85 percent of an estimated 55 to 60 million pleasure travelers will use private automobiles. New accommodations and resorts await, and prices are not expected to rise above last year. Meals and lodging last year cost more than in any previous year.
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Russell B. Singes
American Automobile Association
Singer
No Dyeing Required Duck Lays Colored Eggs Report
A local boy Stephen Harwood reports his family’s duck lays green eggs while three white ducks are kept. The situation involves Frederick area residents and a meeting notice for Baltimore Life Insurance Company staff at the Claridge Hotel Atlantic City from April 23 to 25 with William H. Lyerly among ten attendees.
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Lmuldiuil Lalitude
Stephen Harwood
Jeptha Harwood
RFD 2
Thurmont
Frederick
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
William H. Lyerly
Claridge Hotel
Atlantic City
N. J
G. H. Rhea
New Board of Election Supervisors Named in 1904
Governor Warfield appoints Marion Moberly F G Thomas and Douglass H Hargett to a new election board. Election set for June 14. Public schools city and county closed today with some teachers offering private classes in school buildings. Arbor Day exercises at male high school with tree planting and program including Louis Eichelberger Edward Shriner Fred Shriner Fred Diven Walter Sinn George Rodock Paul Brown and others. George Webster builds a new frame tenant house near Frederick Middletown railroad west of Fulmers Station. Mgr Harry Heit Frederick plans a house on the railway’s south side. County Commissioners appoint John W Mumford keeper of standard weights and measures.
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Warfield
Marion
Moberly
F. G. Thomas
Douglass H. Hargett
North Market Street
Louis Eichelberger
Edward Shriner
Fred Shriner
Fred Diven
Walter Sinn
George Rodock
Paul Brown
Charles Hull
George Webster
Frederick-Middletown
Fulmers Station
Mgr
Harry Heit
Frederick
John W. Mumford
Braddock District
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
A circuit court suit hearing was postponed as Judges Urner and Willard stayed home with heavy colds. Two persons were hurt when struck by a car at the A B Smith filling station near Frederick Junction. Dr Ross W Sanderson of Baltimore spoke to the Frederick County Ministerial Association on Protestantism in Maryland and Frederick counties. The 15th annual field day of the county’s colored schools was held at the Fair Grounds, with Lincoln easy winner.
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Urner
Willard
A. B. Smith
Frederick Junction
Ross W. Sanderson
Baltmore
Maryland- Delaware Council of Religious Education
Maryland
Frederick Counts
Frederick County
Decree For 4000 Filed In Court Here
Court records reveal a $4,000 decree sought in a local case involving Stewart Manor Inc and Stewart Construction Co over brick substitutes in apartment units. The judge noted disputed delivery terms, nonpayment, and a damaged schedule, with the court leaning on partial compensation for materials delivered.
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Stewart Bainum
Stewart Construction Company
Stewart Manor, Inc
Schmaehy Anlantac
Stewart Company
Dlue
FHA
Weddings Report From Woodsboro and Utica Areas
Multiple weddings are detailed, including Joan H. Young marrying Herman L. Lookingbill at Woodsboro Lutretran church with a double ring ceremony. The Warfield and Hoffman nuptials near Daisy and Monrovia feature elaborate gowns, attendants, and receptions. A third ceremony in Utica for Shirley Leatherman and Jesse Speak includes a church service, prayers, musicians, and a reception, with plans to reside in Utica. The piece notes attendees from Annapolis to Silver Spring and Florida honeymoons.
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Lookingbill
Lang
Joan H. Young
Clyde
Young
Woodsboro
Herman L. Lookingbill
Carmen Lookingbill
Gardenias
Florida
Warfield
Hermand
Marguerite Haines
Frederick
Ruth Main
Sterling Alullinix
Oliver Hoffman
Monrovia
Carl L. Dietrich
Baltimore
Sterling Mullinix
Carl Dietrich
Annapolis
Severna Park
Olney
Silver Spring
Leatherman
Speak
St. Paul's Church
Utica
Shirley Ann Leatherman
Robert D. Leatherman
Thurmont
Jesse J. Speak
Roy Speak
Mr. Speak
E. K. Helwig
Nancy Leatherman
Ruth Wachter
Roy Speak, Jr
Charles Wastler
Levi
Lenhart
Randolph Stull
Ruth E. Stull
Camp Detrick Homemakers Meet and Events
The Camp Detrick Homemakers Club met at Vic Arthur Rauson’s home with 12 members and six guests. They discussed Food Fads and Fallacies under Mrs Arthur Newman and Mrs J L Roberts. The 4 H County Council meeting was announced for April 28 at Elm Street School and a flower show at Calvary Methodist Church on April 21 was invited.
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Camp Detrick
Deaths John F Gonso of High Knob dies at 9
John Frederick Gonso of High Knob died at Gateway Nursing Home Conococheague Washington valley after a seven year illness at 11 45 Tuesday night aged 87 He was son of the late Henry and Charlotte Kolb Gonso member of Edgewood Church of God and president of the Produce Trucking Association He was a blacksmith and wheelwright Surviving are his children Mrs Maurice F Kipp Rev John H Gon se Rev Harry C Gonse William E Gon so Dr Raymond M Gon so Earnest Gon so two sisters ten grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews The body rests at Etchison and Son funeral home then at Rocky Springs chapel for funeral services at 2 oclock Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.
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John F. Gonso
John Frederick Gonso
High Knob
Gateway Nursing Home
Conococheague
Washington Valley
Selock
Henry and
Charlotte Kolb Gonso
Edgewood Church of God
Produce Trucking Association
Gonse
Wright
Maurice F. Kipp
High
Knob
John H. Gonse
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry C. Gonse
Hagerstown
William E. Gonso
Gaithersburg
Raymond M. Gonso
East Tlousins
Mich
Earnest Gonso
Louis
Clarence Paleeger
Braddock
Ed.Ward Webster
Lewistown
Road blocks set up near Park Drop Forge Co
Cleveland police set three road blocks on streets leading to Park Drop Forge Co today while non striking workers began the day shift in relative calm.
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Cleveland P
Park Drop Forge Co
Funeral Services for Mrs Fairy Belie Storm
Funeral services for Mrs Fairy Belie Storm widow of Harrie E W Storm were held at the funeral home on 106 East Church Street with Rev W Merval Weaver officiating. Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Fairy Belie Storm
Harrie E. W. Storm
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Albert Kidwan
Ray Wachter
A . Claude Fulmer
Daniel Jenkins
Wallace T. Smith
Glen Dorsey
Birth of a son for Clyde Lawson Jr couple
Mr and Mrs Clyde Lawson Jr Route 6 celebrate the birth of a son Richard Daryl at Frederick Memorial Hospital April 9 Mother and baby have returned home and both are progressing well. Charles McC Mathias Jr Assistant Attorney General returned from San Antonio Texas after attending the Southern Conference of Attorneys General meeting. Children unhurt in Paris window fall Michele Alepee 3 and Tony 21 months survived fall 47 feet to sidewalk and were unharmed after hospital check and play in corridors.
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Clyde Lawson, Jr
Route 6
Richard Daryl
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
San Antonio
Tex
The
Association of Attorneys General
Paris
Michele Alepee
Tony
Amona and Mrs Sharrer stay under care at Walter Reed
Sadie Sharrer remains a patient at Walter Reed U S Army Hospital in Washington while Russians have again appeared at an aircraft exhibit buying booth literature speeches technical papers and promotional material.
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Amona
Sadie Sharrer
Walter Reed U. S. Army Hospital
Washington, BS
New York
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John J. Hayes
Miss Zentz
Oliver T. Leakins
Cecil D. Miller
Col. Hayes
Alex Small
Edwin C. Hill
Arthur Rawson
John Smeet
Joseph Victor
Mountaindale
Marsland State School
Fishers Heating and Plumbing
Staley Park
Edward D. Storm
McSherry
Camp Detrick Club
Cairo
Egypt
Farouk
J. MoRte
Walter
AP Neus
Oncle
Harry Truman
Arch Nearbrite
Alger Hiss
Mess Roy
LeRoy Hoke
Rock Hill
Stuitay
Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Roger M. Fulmer
Charles R. Anders
Ralph D. Armstrong
W. Dave Morton
Paul L. Beard
Lewis
Mary Elizabeth Harris
Clinton HL Harris
Colonial Funeral
Leesburg
Union Cemetery
Harris
Loudoun General Hospital
Charles Costello
Manassas
Lynn Payne
Occoquam
Jack Hall
Purcellville
Fred Donaldson
William Moss
James F. Harris
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