Adenauer Policy Rebuffed in Lower Saxony Vote
In West Germany, Lower Saxony voters backed the antiarmament Socialists over Adenauer's pro American line. The Socialists won 35.2 percent with 1,182,065 votes and 59 seats, while the Christian Democrats took 43 seats with 893,917 votes. Other parties claimed remaining small shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannover
Germany
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Ffar
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
Secialists
Poctine Wae
Refugee Party
BHE
Free! Democrats
FDP
German Reichs Party
Waste And The Budget In Hoover Commission's Finding
The Hoover Commission reports vast government waste and surplus property totaling 155 billion dollars due to poor inventory systems and bloated stock. It calls for tighter controls and reining in purchases to balance the budget, noting untapped assets beyond public domain stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Commission
Commission
Ihe
Banks Sell Bond Issue For City To Aid Debt
April 25 1995 column item notes the sale of a 35.00 floating debt bond to Bak er Watts and Company of Baltimore for 100783 with 2.65 percent interest, lists nine bidders renewing calls, and mentions local political races and a speech contest. It also covers a Harry L Amour interview and a tremor event in Greece near Volos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAYOR
Baker, Watts and Company
Baltimore
Harry W. Mice
Henry R. Steiner
Frederick
North Market Street
August Lackey
Liberty Hick Schaal
Frederick Enunty
University of Maryland
Red China Air Force Can Be Doubled Overnight
In February General Nathan F. Twining warned Congress that Red China could double or triple its air force "overnight" using new Soviet supplied aircraft. Testimony on February 9 before a House subcommittee cited a rapidly expanding Chinese system enabling swift movement of aircraft from the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nathan F. Twining
Congress
Red China
Russia
Air Force
Soviet Union
Far East
House
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago April 25 1995 items note three Negroes sawed a bar to escape a county jail window. Peter H Bussard Middletown Valley leader died of pneumonia in his 80th year and led Valley Savings Bank since its founding. Charles F Brenner plasterer struck by bricks from roof on East Patrick Street. Gen Victor Baughman hosted railroad men and financiers at Poplar Terrace. Esrope waters promotion cited for rheumatism. Abe Hemp Jr Jefferson dislocated shoulder and face bruised by a pony cart mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Bussard
Middletown Valley
The
Valley Savings Bank
Frederick
Esrope
Carlshad
Abe Hemp JR
Jefferson
Democratic Rally Friday at Key Hotel with Neuberger
The Democratic sponsored Jefferson Jackson Day dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Friday features Attorney General C Ferdinand Sybert and Senator Richard L Neuberger of Oregon as main speaker and honor guests. Parish and party officials attend as the dinner aims for a capacity crowd with Dawson J Horine as toastmaster and Rev Charles F Trunk delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Democratic Club
Neuberger
Giesons
Moats Slain At 9 30 P M Saturday in Brunswick
Remains of Moats, a retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad brakeman, found slain Saturday night in Brunswick. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 AM EST at Brunswick Methodist, with Cales W. Oy Vaca Dean in charge. Surviving family includes two sons, a brother, two sisters, and multiple lodge and fraternal memberships noted.
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Bro
Brunswick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
John
Alice V. Cline Moats
Douglass Anderson
Paul Leslie Moats
Silver Spring
Albert L. Moats
Boise
Idaho
Clara Mutlendore
Annie C. Moats
Gapland
Moats
Adyne Micheorus
Brotherhood of
Brunswick Lodge
A. F
Enoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masana
Jacques DeMalay
Brunsvrack Lodge
AP Annual Meeting Held in New York
AP directors report better coverage over the past year and a solemn obligation to provide vital news for public decisions The meeting opened with Eisenhower luncheon address at Waldorf Astoria as Newspaper Week begins in New York AP and publishers prepare membership ballots while 25 associate applications are reviewed in anticipation of the convention. RATIONS CLT FRIDELBERG Germany The US Army and Air Force in Europe announce cuts of cigarette and coffee rations effective May 1 as part of a campaign against black market activity.
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New York
Associated Press
Opvre
Om O
AP Board of Directors
Walderfstoria
Eisenhower
APL
Vide News Cooperative
Newspaper Week
Assi
Fridelberg
Germany
US Army
Air Force
Europe
Cable Cut Toll Rises as Strikes Enter Third Day
Reports say cable cuttings continue across regions with a new wave and a railroad bidger knocked out by fire as Leginal telephone and railroad strikes enter their third day today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantap
Fie
Miss Ritter Weds Bernard Long At Calvary Church
Miss Matsei Ritter daughter of Dr and Mrs T D Ritter near Old Braddock wed Bernard Levine Long son of Mrs Harvey Long Westminster in a candlelight ceremony at Calvary Methodist church officiated by Rev Edward A Godsey. Matron of honor was Norman Long and best man Norman Long with ushers Donald Weller and Gerald Bittel. Reception at Mrs J Warnock's home followed. The couple will reside at 506 East Main Westminster after May 2. The bride, a Frederick High School graduate, works at Camp Derrick. the groom, Westminster High School class of 1948 graduate, served in Germany and works at Camp Detrick.
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Matsei Rebecta Ritter
T. D. Ritter
Old Braddock
Bernard Levine Long
Harvey Long
Westminster
Mr. Long
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Paul Strine
Vernon
Ritter
Norman Long
Donald Weller
Gerald Bittel
J. Warnock
Biggs Avenue
Birs
Long
East Main Street
Frederick High School
Camp Derrick
Westminster High School
Camp Detrick
Germany
West Virginia
Younker
Alice Leatherman
Lucille Kefauver
Donald Younker
Zriven
J. W. Younker
Hagerstown
Middletown
Hanover
Hershey
Andrew—Snyder
Carrie M. Snyder
Jerry Snyder
Emmitsburg
Edward W. Andrew
Clarence Jandrew
Tourmont
Rt. 2
Elias Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Clarann Hardman
Miss Hardman
Martin Lo Andrew
Thurmont
Spving
Matthews Building
Armed Services
Norea
Thurmont Cooperaine
Cambridge Rubber Company
Train collision blocks two-line mainline near Hagerstown
Two freight trains collide east of Hagerstown injuring two crewmen. A Baltimore and Ohio diesel plows into a standing Western Maryland freight, derailing one engine and seven cars, spilling coal and other materials. One B&O engine and multiple cars leave the rails. fires from a caboose are extinguished. Crews expect one track usable by afternoon and both by night.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore & Orie
Western Maryland
B&o
IL Oh, Duvall
RFD 4
Cumberland
R. J. Grabenstein
Columbus Sp
En!ling
Fagerstown
Big Pool
West Virginia
Maryland
Walhamsport
Two Car Crash Hurts Twelve In Baltimore
A Baltimore crash at a busy intersection injured twelve people last night. Nine were listed in serious condition, including victims from New Jersey returning from a Washington sightseeing trip. Eight were ejected from the vehicles or partially thrown clear, one victim was trapped in the driver's seat for ten minutes. Three of five passengers in the second car sustained injuries when the Baltimore driver’s car struck a traffic light pole and snapped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltemore
New Jerseys
Washmelon
Baltmore
Tornado Leaves Four Dead In Alabama
A violent tornado ripped through Wartseles Alabama yesterday killing four people and injuring several others. The storm damaged homes and property, with crews assessing the scale of ruin as a 60 year old couple and a brother and sister were among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Wartselles
Stabbings and Assaults Reported in Frederick
James W. Brown 33 hospitalized with a puncture wound to the left chest after an alleged scissors attack by Eleanor E. Brown on East Street. Eleanor Brown arrested on assault and battery and released on her own recognizance for a hearing. Charles G Cann and Edgar Hargett injuries noted after separate incidents on East Street and Middle Alley. Hargett treated for a fractured ankle. Sammy Thompson, a longtime offender, held for drunkenness with $100 collateral. Police Lieut Ben Phebus and Sergt Denver Shook investigated and arrested in multiple cases.
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James W. Brown
East Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
City
Eleanor E. Brown
Ben Phebus
Sergt. Denver
Charles G Cann
Middle Alley
Edgar Hargett
Hargett
Phebus
Seret Shook
Sammy Thompson
Frederick County
Serst Dietz
Evans
Kim
Omar F Tarr 62 Dies In Baltimore
Omar F Tarr 62 a chromium chemical expert and longtime executive at Mutual Chemical and Dye Corp died yesterday at his Baltimore home He graduated from the University of Maine with a chemical engineering major and rose to vice president and technical director He was credited with chrome ore roasting processes and rotary kilns and served as a government scientific consultant in 1948 Survivors include his wife two sons and three daughters Funeral services were set for 2 PM at a local church
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Baltimore
Omar F Tarr
University of Maine
Tarr
Mutual Chemical Disvasion
Atelied Chemical and Dye Corp
Germany
First
St. Stephens Evangelical Reformed Church
Asn
Fred P. Tarr
Silver Spring
Douglas Blanney
Ash Rider
Tenn Veg
Robert Smath
Stansbury Wolfe Wedding In Palm Palace Setting
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wolfe daughter of Theodore Wolfe of this city married Howard F Stansbury son of Mr and Mrs Wilton J Stansbury Keymar in a double ring ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church area at the home of Mrs Walter A Catsail East Church Street. The couple will reside at 114 East Church Street after a brief honeymoon in the south.
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Stansbury—Wolfe
Mary Elizabeth Wolfe
Theodore Wolfe
Howard F Stansbury
Wilton J. Stansbury
Keymar
Edward 4
Godsex
Calvary Methodist Church
Walter A. Catsail
East Church Street
Helen A. Hooper
Truly
Phenenae
Hie Heer van Robert Ester
Martha Jane Hooper
A W Nicodemus Inc Ice Cream Firm
Frederick
Sroom
Southern States Co-op
Taneytown
Thurmont Weddings Highlight Farm Family Ties
Invitations issued for Cecila Ann Thurman and Carroll Fraley in Thurmont with April 29 vows at St John Evangelical Lutheran Church. Charlotte Kune and Willard Younker wed in Hagerstown April 16 at Otterbein Church with music by Miss Leatherman. The couple plan a southern honeymoon and reside in Hagerstown area.
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Maurice
Ss Thurmant
Cecila Ann
Carroll SN. Fraley
Flummer Fraley
Thurmont
St. John's 5
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thurmantah
Faithful Workers Society elects new officers at Creagers Town
Rocky Ridge HULK reports Mrs Harvey Lare was elected president of the Faithful Workers Society of St John’s Lutheran Church Creagers Town at a meeting at Mrs Harold Skorh’s home. Clarence Loans noted as president Rachel Wastler secretary and Glenna Leatherman treasurer. Mr and Mrs John Cavell and son Dennis Frederick recently vested Mr and Mrs Harvey M Pittinger. Mr and Mrs Rae Werhler Detour spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs H A Smith.
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Hulk) Kidde
Harvey Lare
Faithful Workers Society
St Jotn's Lutheran Church
Creagers'town
Harold Skorh
Clarence Loans
Rachel Wastler
Glenna Leatherman
Treacher
John N. Cavell
Dennis
Frederick
Harvey M. Pittinger
Rae Werhler
H. A. Smith
Greatest Worry Of Americans Lies Somewhere In Europe
A veteran writer argues the United States faces its greatest peril tied to Europe and Soviet power. The piece surveys Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Yugoslavia and Austria, noting Cold War tensions, rearmament, and the risk of war driven by Moscow’s moves. It reflects on American policy, alliances, and the need to reassess Europe risks and defenses.
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Europe
David Lawrence
Asia
United States
Moscow
London
Taly
France
Balkan
Soviet
Russia
Austria
West Germany
Germany
Britain
Italy
Far East
Allance
Great Britain
Spain
Placwg
Mediterranean
U.S
US. Navy
Peo
Gabor Party
Brush
England
Sip
Atlantic
Soviet Russia
York
Local Health and Court News From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mrs Austin younkins Ballenger Creek roard entered Frederick Memorial Hospital last week for observation and treatment. Mrs Mary H Gregory chief judge of the Orphans Court who has been incapacitated due to a fall returned to her duties today. Mrs Mildred Tucker of 320 North Market Street underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Wednesday and is improving. Mr William S Prior Jr of Thurmont is slowly improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Younkins
Ballenger Creek
Frederick Alemorial Hospital
Mary H Gregory
The
Orphans Court
Court House
Mildred Tucker
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William 5
Prior Jr. Thuremont
Daughter Born to Goulaen Family in Eimatsburg
Mrs F Sterling Goulaen announces the birth of a daughter on Friday in Gettysburg. Mr and Mrs Olaf Hare of Atlanta arrived in Washington by plane Sunday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry D Shankle of Buckestown.
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F. Sterling Goulaen
Eimatsburg
Gettysburg
Olaf Hare
Atlanta
Georga
Washington
Harry D. Shankle
Buckesstown
Dr Kennett Wells to Speak at Island Maryland Conference
Dr Kennett Dale Wells, president of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge Pa, will address the Island Maryland Conference on Citizenship next Saturday.
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Welles
Annapolis
Kennett Dale Wells
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley F Pa
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