New Soviet Ambassador Faces Past of Relief Dispute
David Lawrence reports on Mikhail Menshikov’s contentious record with UNRRA in Poland during 1945 and congressional debates. Excerpts from a 1946 House Foreign Affairs Committee report note food distribution biased toward Communist supporters, with later praise for UNRRA improvements after his recall.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Midwest
Mikhail Menshinov
Congress of the
United States
Committee of the House Committee
Europe
Congress
Menshikov
Poland
UNRRA
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Mikhail Menshikov
Polis
Brgt
C. M. Drury
Canada
United “States
Thomas S. Gordon
Illinois
Foreign Affairs Committee
Frances Bolton
Ohio
Reepublican
Karl Mundt
Republlican
South Dakota
Gordon
Bolton
Mundt
We will bury you and other Moscow aims
The piece portrays Soviet leaders boasting of destroying freedom and using propaganda to split the free world. It argues Moscow will use war or the threat of war to conquer the world if it reaches its goals, including breaking armistices and treaties.
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Moscow
Free World
America
Defense Version Of Killing Given Jury
ELKO Nevada 1 A murder trial jury heard Earl L Steward 39 of Baltimore describe his version of the slaying of Thomas R Jessen 55 of Jamaica Iowa. Jessen was killed last September in Nevada as the men rode eastward in Jessen s moving van. Steward who was living in Cumberland Ba Dist Atty Grant Sawyer read the statement Steward allegedly made last October after FBI arrest in Philadelphia.
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Elko
Nev
Earl L.steward
Iowa
Steward
Baltimore
Thomas R. Jessen
Jamaica
Nevada
Jessen
Steward Omce
Cumberland
Dist
Grant Sawyer ¥Esterday
FBI
Philadelpate
Residents press for steam engine ban on Fourth Street
About 30 residents on Fourth Street addressed the Mayor and Aldermen with Jacob Rohr as spokesman asking WF and G railroad to stop using steam engines there. The board approved a 60 day limited permission for steam engine use on city tracks.
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Fourth Street
Jacob Rohrback
WF. and G. Railroad Company
Fouth Street
Contracts And Ambassadors In The News Of 1938
Recalled items describe contracts with Westinghouse and others for West Third street extension and street improvements. Also noted is debate over Ambassador Menshikov’s record and suitability, plus a CCC fire near Point of Rocks and mark of national interest in military and political affairs.
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Balt
Point of Rocks
CCC
Sergt
Allen RR
Kinsey
Company A
Edith
Guy Anders
Ausherman Crummitt Wedding in Araby
The wedding of Frederick Ausherman and Donstid Crummitt took place at 3 p.m. on March 36 at the Church of the Brethren in Araby with Rev. Ralph E. White officiating. Pamala Boyer served as flower girl and Ronnie Smith as ring bearer. Pauline Crummitt and Sandra Finney were bridesmaids. The ceremony featured a double ring marriage and a procession with guests including Mary Jane Lord and Sandra McIntosh. The couple plans to reside with the groom's parents in Frederick.
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Ausherman — Crummitt
Frost
Pamala Buyer
Ronnie Smith
Pauline F. Crumbmin
James L. Crummitt
Frederick
Donstid L. Aushernmran
Clarence Ausherman
Araby
Church of the Brethren
Ralph E. White
Sandra Fin
Sandra Intosh
Mars June Crum
Sandra Finneyfrock
Pauline Crummitt
Ralph E
Neyfrock
Kenneth Shiffle
Emil Shober
Mary Jane Lord
Shifflet
Crummitt
Sandra Mcintosh
Heu
Hower
Pamala Boyer
Zown
Jerry Crummin
Ausherman
Albert
Richard
Mason
Franklin Crommitt
Kenseth Loun
Washington
Baltimore
Virginia
Deaths J Albert Castle and others in Carroll area obituaries
J Albert Castle 80 retired farmer died at 248 South Carroll Street after years of illness. Survived by wife Anna, six children, two brothers, thirteen grandchildren, four great grandchildren and many nieces. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at Mount Olivet with M R Etchison and Son directing. Also noted are Charles Edwin Engel Sr 78 retired merchant of Union Bridge and Rosie Catherine Misner of Hagerstown in ill health with funeral details.
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J. Albert Castle
South Carroll Street
Abram P. and
Jane Rebecca DeGrange Castle
Grace United Church of Christ
Castle
New Design Road
Frederick Theater
Anna M. M. Biser
Lester Fry
Millbert Moore
Daniel A Castle
Westminster
George AL Castile
Brunswick
F. Burkhart Castle
Richard C. Castle
Hagerstown
Daniel W. Castle
Douglas S
East Church Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Charles Edwin Engel
Union Bridge
Dociors Hospital
Washington
Charles Edwin
Mary Elizabeth Nicodemus Engel
Carroll County
Chamber of Commerce
Church of the Brethren In
Mary
Elizabeth Enzel
C. Edwin Engel
St. Petersburg
Fla
F. Cassell Enzel
Wright
C. Reynolds Simmons
Buriaine Creek Comet Friends
Ineral
Ira Vernal Moore
East South Street
East Patrick Street
William R. Barnham
United Church of Christ
Hood College
Kenneth Cartin
H. Leslie Castin
Walter H. Duvall
Walter Worthington
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Infant Rocca burial in Lovettsville cemetery
Funeral services were held at Union Cemetery Lovettsville for Michael Anihons infant son of Helen and Frank Rocca of Washington DC. The baby died in a Washington hospital. Survived by five sisters Marsha Ann Christine and four brothers.
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Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Saluvear Eragonint
Michael Anihons
Helen
Frank Rocca
Washington, D. C
Washington
Marsha Ann
Christine
Sot
Grenfell ingathering and tea highlights Labrador mission need
A Grenfell Association of America ingathering at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ drew 150 members and guests as Miss Shirley L. Smith of Boston spoke on Labrador conditions and mission centers. Attendees assembled 1,436 items including 1,362 garments linens and 129 toys for the hospital and families, with emphasis on infants and children clothing and adult sleepwear.
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Labrador
Frederick
Grenfell Association of America
Evangelical Reformed United Church
Chris
Shirley L. Smith
Therenfell Association of America
Boston
Miss Smith
Howard
Billy
Deano
Frankie
L. E. Brown
Lovellsville
Westminster Board of Education Meeting Actions April 15
The Westminster Board of Education held a session April 15. It approved contracts for new teachers Arnold Hayes Donald Consors Ethel Hesson and Joel Bailey and tentatively approved negotiations for teacher salaries. Bills for three web projects were approved and a monthly financial report reviewed. The board approved purchases for equipment repairs and continued pupil insurance. Resignations of several staff were accepted effective May 1 1958.
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Westminster
Fhe Carroll Board of Education
Tes
Cousty
Tee Bushé
Eave
Arnold Hayes
Donald Consors
Ethel Hesson
Joel Bailey
Conneriion
MBI
Smart A. Widener
Richard Richardson
Hering
Bawlus
Pfouit
Skesville
Frederick County
Esster
Ion
Westminster Jr. High
Francis Scott Key High
State Department of Education
Carroll County
Idegrees
Carrol County Board of Education Sets 1958 Transfer Dates
The Carroll County Board of Education on April 15 1956 approves an additional statement on school integration and designates June 9 to 11 1958 for pupil transfer applications to schools other than those attended in 1957 58. The board also plans to maintain existing facilities and transportation, urges parental and community cooperation, and notes a leave of absence for Charles Foreman to study at Syracuse University for 1958 59.
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Carrol County
Carroll County
Westminster
Merrland
Charles Foreman
Foreman
Syracuse University
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records from April 13 to 16 show multiple newborns. Notable births include Charles Clayton, first son of John and Mrs Phillips of Knoxville. Lestie Myra, first child for Russell Roverts of 100 South Market. Scott Bradley, second son for Boyd Smith of Route 6. Stephen Andrew, fourth child and third son for Robert Lebherz of Route 3. Judith Patricia, first daughter for Joseph Dominik of 763 West Patrick Street. Michael David, first son for Albert Gutin of Steward Manor.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
John €. Phillips
Knoxville
Charles Clayton
Russell Roverts
South Market Street
Lestie Myra
Roberts
Shirley Shores
Point of Rocks
Donald Wachter
Kermar
Donald Jay
Wachter
Norma Harris
Yellow Springs
Boyd Smith
Scott Bradley
Smith
Beverly Holton
College Park
Robert Lebherz
Stephen Andrew
Lebherz
Ann” Weisburger
Stephen
David Weisburger
Carl Hood
Airy
Vicki Lynn
Hood
Wilma Etzler
Mt Airy
Joseph Dominik
West Patrick Street
Judith Patricia
Dominik
Patricia Blumenauer
Frederick
Albert Gutin
Stewart Manor
Michael David
Gutin
Bernice Henricks
West Virginia
Moore White wedding in Emmitsburg celebrates Hood and Mount Saint Mary’s connections
Mr and Mrs R Carlton Moore of Rehoboth Beach Delaware announce the marriage of their daughter Carole Evelyn Moore to Francis Grove White Sr of Winchester Virginia The ceremony occurred March 28 at St Anthony's Catholic Church Emmitsburg The bride attends Hood College and the groom studies at Mt Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg
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White—Moore
R. Carlton Moore
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Carole Evelyn Moore
Francis Grove White
Winchester
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Emmitsburg
Hood College
Mt. Saint Mary's College
Young Tommy Burall Celebrates Fifth Birthday
The notice corrects a prior error about Tommy Burall Poplar Heights turning five, stating he observed his fifth birthday recently. It notes a correction to an earlier report claiming a 15th birthday. A-2C William E. Witcom has returned from a three week furlough at his parents' home near Monrovia California.
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Tommy Burail
Ralph Burall
Poplar ‘Heights
Officers Elected By Service Guild In Calgary Methodist Church
Mrs. Harold Eyler was elected president of the Wesleyan Service Guild at the Calgary Methodist Church April meeting. An evening of piano and vocal music was announced for today at 7 p.m. in the parish hall with Mrs. Mary Payne's students performing. The district guild secretary Miss Margaret Moore attended as guest and announced upcoming events. A committee slate and new officers were named for the coming year. A fundraiser appearance by Mrs. Induk Park was planned for May 20 at Calvary Parish Hall to discuss her life in Korea and as a Katten, followed by a tea. A donation to the Dr. Benjamin Meeks Memorial Fund was reported. Co hosts and multiple officers were listed for various roles including promotion, recording, treasurer, and social activities.
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Harold Eyler
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calgary
Chevy Chase Methodist Church
Guild
Birs
Induk Pabk
Ander
Calvary Parish Hall
Pahk
Korea
Benjamin Meeks
Edward Akers
Leo Tucker
Sibley Hospital
Eyler
Akers
Hattie Snyder
Mary Yingling
Hilda Haller
Helen Dangierty
Lester Feaga
Status of Women
Richard Krek
Jackson
Robert Fogle
Christian Social Relations
Martha Knogle
Carl Thomas
Ann Mossburg
George Smith
Stuart Brubaker
Aliss Ellen Freed
Vivan Freed
Edward Sanger
Reno Ticker
Margaret Beil
Sick residents enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for care
Several local residents are admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery observation and treatment. Among them are Mrs. John Fleming of Woodbine Mrs. Frank Blessing of Good Intent Road Keymar Mr. Calvin Lum Boonsboro Mr. John Fogle Union Bridge and others. Some patients are listed as medical or observing with plans for upcoming procedures.
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John Fleming
Woodbine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Guy Blessing
Good Intent Road
Keymar
Calvin Lum
RFD 1
Boonsboro
John Fogle
Union Bridge
Frederick Me‘morial Hospital
Bayard Grabill
Libertytown
Roland Travis
Center Street
Markus Beachley
Middle Town
Luther Brubaker
Jefferson
Frederi Memorial Hospital
Abs
Robert Troupe
East South Street
Lewis Rudasili
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Clarence van Brakle
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William Chase
Allison Funeral Home
D. D. Bartzler and Sons
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Ernest Colwell
Nontown
Masonic Lodge
Charles Hahn
Francis Nusbaum
James Zolliesoffer
Alion Heston
Emory Minnick
Arthur Clabaugh
Wilbur Shore
C. O. Fuss
Tanestown
Edward D. Grotman
Lenny Valentine
Edgar Hockensmith
Frank Alexander
Gress Kiser
Edward P. Shor
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Roger
Margaret Motter
A. Hart Etchison
Otho J. Keller
William Kemp
Lilian Schley
Philip Wertheimer
Jona Shaw
G. William Stultz
Robert Allen
Moitter
Henger
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Harold Hooper
Motter
E. Young
Alton ¥. Bennett
North Market Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Homer Miller Sr
D. Sprigg Chesley
F. Ross Myers
Joseph T. Griffin Sr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Stephen S. Langley
M.R. Etchison and Son
Arthur Jacob Staub
Bartonsville
Fast Church Street
E. Halt
Calvary Methodist Church
The
Loyal Order of Moose
John O. Hoffman
Albert Wi. Smith
Moose
Charles White
Willrs
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Oscar
Clifford Long
Rev
Keener
Mr.r. Etchison and Son
Carrie Wanitz
Fanevtown
Stanley B. Jennings
Pai
Paul Liester
Jacob Frock
Clarence Weik
Arthur Gilbert
Ralph Koontz
Geary Angell
Taneytown
Marshall W. Bell
Orange City
Eliena Bell
Fuss and Sons
Arthur B. Rice
Pati Freeman
Francis Sharrer
Kenneth Sharrer
Charles Bell
Roland Bell
Sterling Clabaugh
Ignatius Lambert
Woodsboro
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