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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1959

Page

4

Resignation of Dulles Hard Hit Western Diplomacy

Resigning Secretary of State John Foster Dulles leaves a void in Western diplomacy after 32 years of service, with no clear successor. The loss affects upcoming foreign ministers talks and the May conference, as the United States faces a six month delay before a new secretary is fully in place, complicating summit prospects with the Soviet bloc. Also in this issue a Frederick County physician Dr Ira Beall, 93, longtime Libertytown practitioner, died after a long career beginning in 1853. Funeral details are provided.

Joan Foster Dunes Br. Dukes Bes Dulles West Dallarrier Eisenhower Ira Washington Beall Frederick County Frederick Memorial Hospital Beall Libertytown Washington Jane Beall Burntsville College of Physicians and Surgeons of Baltimore Rosa K. Lohr Thurmont Heerick

Fifty Years Ago From The News April 17 1909

A 63 year old AR Gannon driver for Adams zs Company dies suddenly on E Tt street after years as a messenger from age ten. The old City Hotel stable wall on Court street is nearly demolished. Miriam Schroeder wins a gold teast pin for being the most peaceful lady skater. Hezekiah Palmer falls eight feet while sawing a porch piece, escapes with severe bruises. The De Grange dwelling on West Patrick street is listed as late at the RTs Warren property.

William E. Gannon Adams Zs Company Tt Street Old City Court Street Miriam Schroeder Hezekiah Palmer Thurmont Daniel W. F. de Grange West Patrick Street Rts Warren

Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns April 17 1959

Funeral services were held for Donald Fulmer Adams of Buckeystown at 11 am Thursday at East Church Street funeral home. Rev. Charles A. Shook officiated with multiple pallbearers. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Also noted were funerals for Lucy M. Herndon of Damascus and Roswell Arthur Newton of Barronsville with services at local funeral homes and interments in Mount Olivet and Howard Chapel cemeteries respectively. The report includes automobile accidents, a retirement related heart attack, and local worship services at Frederick Hebrew Congregation with Rabbi Henry Bamberger leading. Additional obituaries mention Lester L. Crouse of Thurmont, Mrs. G. E. Gulbrandsen of Walkersville, and survivors.

Beall Frederick County Medical Society Evangelical Lutheran Church Frederick M. L. Creater and Son Thurmont Charles F. Trunk Jr Charles H. Corbett Thurimont Blue Ridge Cemetery Donald Fulmer Adams Buckeystown Frederick Memorial Hospital East Church Street Charles A. Shook Buckeystown Methodist Church Joseph Arth James M. White Donald Cosgrave Ralph Snyder Howard Murphy Charles Linthicum Mount Olivet Cemetery M. R. Etchison and Son Lucy M. Herndon Damascus Olin L Roswell Arthur Newton Barronsville Cal Lutheran Eaureh James Oo Rugged Cro Natonal James James E. Rineham Carlton C. Barser Jr Jerry T. Neal Charles Coliins Francis Scott Post i American Ei John R. Newton Doubs James E. Rager Haward A Crowther Edwin A. Brookey Lester L. Crouse Elizabeth Snyder Crouse Elsworth Crouse Gettysburg F.C.E. Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Lions O i Eugene RB. McVicker G. E. Gulbrandsen Tennie C. Gulbrandsen Gustav E. Gulbrandsen Walkersville Funeral Fred Harman Carroll County Benjamin Annie Banghart Hyser Sterling Lescalleet Taneytown Caroline Dowell Georgi B. Harman Union Bridge John Harner Elmer Rineman Littlestown Clarence Hatfield Mt. Airy Mtt. Airy Alice Hatfield Geneva Hatfield Helen Blackstein New Windsor Ira Hatfield Huttenfield W. Va Katherine Reese Woodsboro Frances Blackstone Mary Halil Hale Charlotte Taggart South Eliot Raymond Mi. Airy C. M. Walz Wiliam Smith Wiliam E. Smith Gaithersburg Montgomery County General Hospital

Civil War centennial push seeks to preserve Maryland shrines

Frederick County leaders push for national recognition of Civil War sites including Antietam and Monocacy Battlefield. A plan funds 1,800 acres around Sharpsburg, buys land, builds visitor facilities, and keeps farmland leases, with a federal role urged by Congressman Foley and Park Service. Local obituaries and memorials accompany the centennial discussion.

Frederick Maryland General Assembly Tawes Frederick County Congress Jacob R. Ramsburg Washington County Gettysburg Manassas Foley Park Service Antietam National Battlefield Sharpsburg the Park Service Saturday Evening Post John R. Foley Antietam Battlefield Roland E. Harman Ruth Anna Harman House Interior Committee Sharpsburg Bridge Frederick Memorial Hospital Atitee National Park Service NPS

Dulles Struggled to Shape Cold War Initiatives Abroad

President Eisenhower appointed John Foster Dulles as secretary of state six years into the Cold War, but his tenure saw crises from Lebanon to Jordan and Iraq. He expanded US alliances worldwide, extended commitments in Asia and the Middle East, and developed a Congress-friendly authority to act swiftly in crises. His Suez stance and defense of Nationalist China drew mixed global reactions.

Br John Hightower Jenna Foster Dulles U.S Lebanon State Department United States Dean Acheson Far East Communist Asia Middle East Dulles Congress Iraq Eisenhower Jordan China Quemoy Matsu Britain Suez Canal Egypt Suez Israel Soviet Union United Nations Britaan France

Fort Detrick News highlights post events and births

Fort Detrick posts a lively bulletin with a concert by the U S Army Field Band drawing about 450 personnel and guests at the Field House. It notes awards, education courses, weddings, new arrivals, farewells, and local hobby and recreation updates for the fort community.

Fort Wetook Joseph JC. Prentice Riley D. Housewright iFort Detrick Europe United States Army Heidelberg Germany Donald D. Bode Jr Tuareur Chemical Bode Chemical Corps Dugway Proving Grounds Utah Young Meyer Chertoff John Clem John Colliflower Theron Green Louis I Greenberg George Hildebrand John Howard Harvey Marsh Victor Mumma Ryan Nowell Glenn Routzahn Thomas A. Shepley Fidridge Waltz Raymond Brown Clay Jenkins Reginald Harman Bill Mablandt Stanley Manahan Walker Zimmerman John jLemp Carl Darner Warren P. Iverson Francis Beall Matteo A. Cardello Andrew M. Cowan Ronald Hop ‘Wood Emil Johnson James John‘son Winifred E. Jones William ‘Lawton Louis F. Maire Virginia G. McGann Milton Puziss John G.ray George “Rancall Thomas [Roetzel Milton Show Lois Swaney George Vayvada Garner -Wess‘man Carroll E. Selby Paul Teare Orley R. Bourland James Carey Everett Champlin Henry Hintze Harry Jennings Marshall Murphy Victor Pratt Mac L. Wallingford Leonard Dobucki Joan Hubbard Wallace H. Rinehart Little Church New York City Texas Rinehart Fort Detrick Hel Frederick Equitable Insurance Company Fette W. B. Granger Paul EB. Jefferis Jr Windell B. Hall Earl R. Taylor Jr Patrick $. Bernerd Waynesville David J. Guyer Burlington N.C Joseph C. Hoffman Elkhurst W. Va Larry J. Petty Brooklyn N.Y Eugene G. Schuett Batavia William D. Sparks Westfield Mass Jo Ann E. Viands Charles H. Wilson Evelyn P Joseph Leiblein Elizabeth John Conveys D. H. Saunderson Artis Thomas Adamstown Robbie Ralph May West Swanson U. S. Navy Comminster Route 1 Secmander Saunderson Andiond Philip Allen Mid-Ars May Phyllis Clark C & O Canal National Historical Jerry Park Yonetz and Budice C. Burr Artz New House Hallar Building

Side Glances and Local Notes Span Towns and Talents

A collage of brief items notes John Best’s son adding salamanders to a spring biology collection while George Vayvada drives a blue and white Ford. Others mention boxer Norman Brown, a cave dig by Spencer Geasey and George Simon uncovering Indian relics, and a seventh grader Anna May Lee preparing a two week visit with relatives. Nearby notices cover students, a Girl Scout trip, and local residents moving, recovering from illness, or awaiting hospital updates.

Best John George Vayvada Norman Brown Archie Moore Leonard Thompson Spencer Geasey George Simons Tarea Forsinnecwra LeRoy D. Foberg Anna Middletown I May Lee Augusta Maine Paul Koch Altoona Howard F_ Colli Harry Lucia Milton Gordon Mfonocacy Village Doris Egge Federation of Ameria Atlantic City Monday George G. Wright Milton Paziss Virginia McGdan Bridee Matteo Cardelia Mary Fiock Samuel Hood William P. Allen Harold Nee Bee Feld Leonard Spero Frederick Memorial Hospital Russell Bible Richard Monday Dozier William Miss Georgelvlace Crouse Uwuuies Sagen Knole Road Evangeline House Frederick Memorial Dellarettes Henry T. Wade Sjfell Elm Street Dell Rick Frederick Memorial Hospital

Thirty-two Drivers Pass DMV Tests at State Armory

A list of 32 applicants and others passing driving tests given by the Department for Motor Vehicle examiners at the State Armory on Thursday. Names span multiple towns including Frederick, Portia Darlene Phelps, Ruth Annette House, Ronald Coffman, Malcom Whitworth, and Margaret Warfield with addresses in East Patrick Street, West All Saints Street, and surrounding areas in Maryland.

Department For Motor Vehicle Examiners State Armory Fredericks Freddie Lee Brown West All Saints Street Portia Darlene iPhelps RFD Robert Charles ‘Kehne Dill Avenue Guinevere ‘Breediove Winpigler Joan ‘Maxey Ruth Annette J House East Church Street Ronald Earl Coffman West Patrick Street Robert James Brandt Patrick Street George W. Moyer IRFD Richard Charles William ‘Ramsburg iMacolm Stuart Whitworth Second Street Margie Yvonne l Reece Young Place Robert Mon‘roe Carroll All Saints Street Mary Lou Michier Monrovia Robert Alfred Leisinger Smithsburg Erma Elizabeth Bowlus Jefferson Jamsville Hazel Louise Etzler iRocky Ridge Samuel Howe Grifffith Keedysville Roy Victor Wiles Carosh Mae Waltmire Damascus Harriet Marie Hahan Emtmitsburg John Dewey Kuill Gaithersburg

Twelve year old dies after appendectomy at Frederick Memorial

Joy Christine Keller, aged twelve, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital last night after an appendectomy. Autopsy by Dr. Robert J. Furie cited rupture of the stomach from vomiting and peritonitis as the cause. She arrived at the hospital in very ill condition Thursday morning, daughter of Frank D. Keller and Mrs. Gertmude Colliflower Keller of Widstatadm.

Joy Christine Keller Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital Robert J. Furie Frank D. Keller Gertmude Colliflower Keller Widstatadm

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