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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1957

Page

2

Lawrence Discusses Billions for War and Meager Info Aid

Washington column argues U S information funding remains tiny beside armament outlays. It urges maintaining U S Information Agency support to counter Soviet propaganda and influence foreign publics through timely dissemination of American policy and views. The piece notes political and logistical hurdles in Congress and emphasizes the need to fund anti-Communist information efforts worldwide.

House of Representatives U.S. Information Agency Middle East Far East Europe Soviet Russia America United States Washington Congress Fone Moscow U.S. Information Service City Opera House Shile Hahn and Rowe Ene

Frederick youths form a community club as WWs era

Frederick residents plan a young men’s community club while Company A forms a baseball team with F Lester Smith as manager and Frank L Bentz as captain. Abraham Ifert family mourns Daisy Ifert Anderson who died at Conway Anderson’s Laurens South Carolina home after a Central America mission trip.

Frederick Company A F. Lester Smith Frank L. Bentz Abraham Ifert Middletown Daisy Ifert Anderson Conway Anderson Laurens S. C

Plans for Frederick Chamber of Commerce twenty-fifth anniversary dinner

Plans were announced for Frederick Chamber of Commerce twenty-fifth anniversary dinner to be observed at Francis Scott Key Hotel with Roger B. Wolfe as president. Frederick residents and Carroll County pageant participants are named along with D A R sponsors.

Frederick Key Dittmar Shaff Mr. Shaff

Funeral for Charles Knott Sr. in Thurmont

The funeral for Charles Knott Sr. who died Monday at his home in Thurmont was held Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Thurmont funeral home. Rev. Paul McCauley and Rev. Samuel Moyer conducted the service. The Odd Fellows Lodge grave side rites were led by noble grand Earl Miller with pallbearers Earl Miller, Luther Robinson, Lester Fisher, Nevin Jackson, Clyde Young, and Luther Smit. Burial followed in United Brethren Cemetery. Funeral directors were L. Creagher and Son.

Charles Knott Sr Thurmont Iin Paul McCauley Samuel Moyer Odd Fellows Lodge of Earl Miller Nevin Jackson Lodge Luther Robinson Lester Fisher Clyde Young Luther Smit United Brethren Cemetery L. Creagher and Son

West Virginia historic tour opens many famed estates

The 13 Places to Be Open to West Virginia Historic Tour showcases Charles Town Martinsburg Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry with seven new sites Cedar Lawn Gapview Harewood The Pillars and other Washington era homes. Proceeds fund Harpers House interior restoration by the Garden Council and Park Service.

Virginias Dolly Todd Tomac Jefferson Berkeley James Madison W. Va Dolly Madison James MM. Ter Lucy Payne Thermis Mason Charles Town Tress Harewood Samuel George Steptoe Harpers House Harpers Ferry U.S. Park Service Harper House Garden Council The Park Service Jefferson County Washington Martinsburg West Virgina Shepherdstown West Virginia Antietam Battlefield Harpers ‘Ferry Shenandoah Valley Shenandoah Potomac River Maryland Virginia Cedar Lawn Gapview Troy John Gaken Judith Wood Sir Henry Howard Duke of Norfolk Windewald Ington Samuel Washington George Jeffer Ison County Lafayette General Washington Mt. Vernon Louis Phillipe France America Wiliam Darke Court House John Brown Claymont Court Bushrod Corbin Washington George Washington Ralph Wormeley Shenandoah River Arden Quay Kesecker Icot Jefferson and Berkeley Counties

Local notices from Frederick area list hospital admits and obituaries

Among The Sick Mr mullard F Lease Jr removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital this morning with a heart condition. Miss Carol Adams sprained ankle at Frederick High School events and turns sixteen on Easter Sunday. Mrs Earl Bere Sr has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Irving Shuffler Sr is listed as quite ill at his home. Mr Scott Cramer returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital with a concussion after a steel grate injury at work. Funeral services were held for Cletus Ridinger at the Taneytown funeral home with burial in United Brethren Cemetery. Large funeral for Mrs Margaret Teeter, Taneytown, with burial in Pike Creek Cemetery and pallbearers named.

Mullard F. Lease Jr South Market Street Frederick Memorial Hospital United Ambulance Carol Adams Roland Adams RFD Frederick High School Miss Adams Earl Bere Sr Edgemont Road Braddock Heights Irving Shuffler Sr O. Avenue Scott Cramer Cramer M. J. Grove Lime Co

News page brief from Frederick paper

The Frederick Fredericksburg edition lists a Friday publication date with an April 19, 1957 issue. The page notes the newspaper establishment in 1683 and includes the Great Southern Pig Mfg Co contact line and postal details.

the News Frederick, Md MFG. CO Nerd Cot St Prone

Why Americans Seek Causes and the Allure of Communism

Foreign Minister Charles Malik argues in U S News and World Report that people fill a vacuum with a cause and Communism offers a strong, organized purpose. It can infiltrate movements and seize causes, posing a risk to Arab nations, while Americans must provide meaningful outlets to counter appeal. The piece notes college song comment in Saturday Review and reflects on the idea of dedication to a cause as a defense against extremist recruitment.

Charles Malik Lebanon U. S. News and World Report Dr. Malik America

Death of George Elwood Shipe 43 at B and C Railroad yards

George Elwood Shipe 43 died suddenly Wednesday while working as car repairman at the B and C Railroad yards to Brunswick. Born in Bolivar West Virginia, he was son of Joseph L. Shipe and the late Lida Avis Shipe of Harpers Ferry. Survived by wife Mae Coulter Shipe and four children James E. Fort Bragg Virginia Fred and George all at home two sisters Mrs Wilma Mitchell and Mrs June Dougherty and two brothers Hassell and Donald Funeral service held at Eackles chapel with Rev Mister of Camp Hill Methodist Church officiating Interment in Fairview cemetery Bolivar.

George Einsed Shipe George Elwood Flicker) Shipe B. and C Brunswick Bolivar W. Va Joseph L. Shipe Lida Avis Shipe Harpers Ferry Little League Mae Coulter Shipe James E Fort Bragg N. C Virginia Fred George Wilma Mitchell Washington June Dougherty Knoxville Hassell Land Donald Eackles Funeral Chapel Hill Methodist Church Fairview Cemetery

Church of the Brethren Cemetery Ceremony Noted

Monrovia funeral notices list pallbearers Rachel Lambert Emily Dutrow Nancy Fischer and Diane Crouse with flower girls Barbara Virginia and Lena Fink. D D Hartzler and Sons served as funeral directors.

Church of the Brethren Monrovia Rachel Lambert Emily Dutrow Nancy Fisher Diane Crouse Barbara Virginia Lena Fink D. D. Hartzler and Sons Feneral

Children of the American Revolution delegates attend Washington convention

John Krebs Benchoff of Hood College and Chambersburg along with Miss Jane Taylor and Miss Susan Gabler travel to Washington for the C A R convention at the Mayflower Hotel. Benchoff serves as Pennsylvania standard bearer and Falling Spring delegate while Taylor is NSCAR Pennsylvania junior president candidate. Mrs Benchoff accompanies the group. Protests to Archbishop Makarios visit to New York are noted.

John Krebs Benchoff Krebs Benchoff Hood College Chambersburg the Children of the American Revolution Mayflower Hotel Washington, D. C John Pennsylvania Falling Spring Society Jane Taylor Rodney ‘Thaine Taylor N.S. c

Pleasant Street Folks Inspire Reprint Of Poem

A message from Rev. Samuel M. Lindsay of The Royal Poinciana Chapel in Palm Beach is reprinted in Frederick newspapers. The piece praises Pleasant Street residents as welcoming and cheerful, contrasting them with other streets and extolling sunny dispositions.

Samuel M. Lindsay Royal Poinciana Chapel Palm Beach Frederick

Creation of a DNA like chemical in a test tube reported

Researchers announced the creation of a basic chemical of life in a test tube. The synthesized desoxyribonucleic acid DNA matched the DNA found in living organisms. The work by Kornberg Bessman Simms Lehman at Washington University St Louis explored DNA composition and the potential to block DNA production in cancer cells while sparing normal cells.

Chicago Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology Arthur Kornberg Maurice J. Bessman E. S. Simms I. R Jale Igland H. K. Schachman University of California At Berkeley American Canler Society

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