Twin Achilles Heel and Poland Trip Highlight Cold War Fears
The article discusses President Eisenhower's concerns about captive nations and the risk of a Hungarian-style uprising, noting a Polish trip and rising calls for freedom within the Soviet bloc. It mentions pressure on press freedom and the idea of captive nations day, with police reporting a speeding charge against Richard F. Pearl of Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leva
Tve
Eisenpal Reseer
Howor
Weir Porders
Hungary
Poland
Red Riding Hood
Harriman
Soviet Union
Krush
Kemptown News Briefs and Social Notes August 1 1959
Frederick Maryland edition reports local social news from Kemptown including Mrs Radie Eader and Mrs Monroe Browning hosting events while observing Mrs Browning’s 76th birthday. Families, visits from Arlington and Plattsburg AFB, and community gatherings are noted with brief mentions of attendees and activities.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Otel Braddock hosted a pretty ball at the scene with decorative leaves golden rod canvas candies and lanterns. Music was provided by Prof Irv. Residents Taft addressed Mr Bentz Sam Brown Leonard Stor Ed s Bentz Walter Duvall C R Landis Frank Staley and Hooper sent songs to the Potomac area during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otel Braddock
Irv
Taft
Mers
Frank Bentz
Sam
Cel Brown
Leonard Stor
Bentz
Walter Duvall
C. R. Landis
Frank Staley
Asx Hooper
Potomac
Cajocareenies
Lee
Mentzomery
Ze Sweemne
Fredericton School Board Defers Session Amid Inspections
Twenty years ago the Fredericton School Board postponed business to a later session while approving the final inspection of the new Lincoln Hick School. Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company netted about 7 500 in gross proceeds from a weekend carnival. Admiral Winfield Scott Schley portrait, recently presented to the C Burr Art Library, is now on permanent display in the main reading room.
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Fredernity School Board
Lincoln Hick School
Mt. Airy Voluntee
Fire Company
Carnn
Herman
Beck
Winfield Scott Schley
Santiago
C. Burr Arte
Librety
Obituaries and civil notices from Maryland and Westmins ter region
Funeral services were held for Miss Helma Mi Englar of Westminster died at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore pallbearers named Burial at Pipe Cemetery near Westminster. Harvey Crum died at his niece’s home and services conducted at Woodsboro John s United Methodist Church. Mount Hope Cemetery in Woodsboro. HOSPITAL REPORT in Annsburg PA lists patients and newborns. Child bitten by dog on Franklin Street. dog impounded for 14 days.
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Helma Mi . Englar
Westminster
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzier and, Sons
Bruce
Imerment
Pipe
Bucky Garver
Myrle Fogie
Walter Brandend
Herman
Charles and
Warne Blacksten
Harvey Crum
En Jones
East Third Street
John’s United
Woodsboro
Rosenberger
Pas
Sherman Schmidt
Rus- Hahn
George Crum
Richard’ Ex
John G Ree
Mount Hope
Rober
Child Britten
Ivy
David Johnston
Franklin Street
Young Johnston
Harvey Bauxner
Raugher
Regulated Economy Debate Sparks Steel Talks
In Washington, David J. McDonald of the Steelworkers Union presses for government wage and price controls, while United States Steel Corp chair Roger M. Blough pledges no general price rise during negotiations. Labor leaders seek congressional pressure amid the steel strike.
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David Lawrence
Washington
David J. McDonald
Steelworkers Union
Roger M. Blough
L. S. Steel Corporats
United States Steel
Blough
Congress
White House
Steel St
Maryland General Hospital
A. A. Heywage
E¢Rafi
Galipolis
R. W. Haycraft
Hard To Be Christian In Red China At Hood College
Mary C Demarest a 70 year old missionary says religious freedom is limited in China and brain washing exists Though she spent 49 years in China and 30 in Yangchow she was forced to leave Taiwan where 7 pastors serve 2 churches and 45 preaching stations Formosa is said to be more open while mainland China shows no mission work Pleasant relations with Taiwan exist and aid like rice and fuel are valued. The Hood College assembly features several other Baptist speakers and conferences ending today.
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Mary C. Demarest
China
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Hood College
Miss Demares
Yangchow
Formosa
Shanghai
Southern Baptist Convention
Hood College Conference
Taiwan
Leon Chow
Chiang Ka
Communist
Southern Baptists
Miss Demarest
Amerc
Baptist
Coffman Chapel
Pp. m. Tod
Marrlangé Baptist Union Association
Roy D. Gresham
Robert Woodward
First Baptist Church of
Birthday Party Held At Zimmermans Home
A surprise birthday party was held at Ralph Zimmerman's home on Jefferson Pike on Sunday July 26 in honor of his wife Bertha Zimmerman. Attendees included their son and daughters in law Walter L. Bowers Jr and wife, William Stambaugh and wife, Washington. William Stambaugh Jr. Washington. and friends Alexa and Buck King of Alexandria. Ken Beckler and daughter of Alexandria. Earl R. Biddinger and wife of Liberty. Ear D. Biddinger and wife and Donald Biddinger and wife of Liberty. George Callahan and children of Braddock Heights. from Frederick Mr and Mrs Boxmerman. Mr and Mrs Ch Franklin Miller. Margaret Parcheh and son Richard. Mrs John W Wolfe and Miss Elizabeth Wolfe of 303 West Fifth Street. arrey W. Ruch of Ther med from Atlantic. noted they were registered at the Seaside Hotel. Dr. and Mrs and daughter Annette returned home on West Colrese Terrace Friday after a two week trip to England and Canada. Relative Dorothy Carmack of East street plans to move to Coatesville PA to join her son Donald Easton and will travel to Grand Lake, Rocky Mountain, Colo. Mrs Easton is formerly from Loveland, Colo.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Hewitt MacPherson
Stumptown Road
A MacPherson
John Barger
Harvey Cedars
W. J
Emma Rodgers
Baltimore Street
Hattie Brown
Hanover
Leroy Wentz
Lineboro
Kathy
Landerberg
Longwood Gardens
Edgar Boller
Geraldine Thurmam
Charles R. Clutz
Riverdale Farm
Percy Putman
John Vaughn
Elmer Fuss
Mary Shriver
East Baltimore Street
Aaron Putman
Mayberry
National Lutheran Home
Washington
Harry Mohney
Uniontown Road
Ali
Donald
Hassles Dhineada
Wheanley
Ar Ulaue
Elmer Baker
Wilbur Arvin
Feeser Road
D. F. Snyder
Hagerstown
Arthur Garvin
Middle, Street
Stamley
Jennings
Lutheran Parsonage
Arthur Keoebal
David
Charles
Detroit
Dich
Walter Hilier
Ralph Zimmerman
Jefferson Pike
Airs
Buck King
Alexandria
Ken Beckler
Earl R. Biddinger
Liberty
Ear D. Biddser
Donald Biddinger
George Callahan
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Boxmerman
Franklin” Miller
Saar
Margaret Parcheh
Richard
Grand Canyon teen survivor recalls six day ordeal
A Savannah Georgia boy John Manson Owens age 15 survived six days in the Grand Canyon after a fall and drifting river currents. He describes hunger thirst and constant peril as he built a raft searched for water and prayed for rescue before being airlifted to a hospital. He tells how companions died and he insisted on pressing toward safety despite injuries and exhaustion. The boy credits endurance faith and a final signal that brought rescuers.
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Grand Canyon
Ariz
Georgia
John Manson Owens
Savannah
Colorado River
Emmitsburg Families Share Weekend Visits and Baptism
Emmitsburg residents and relatives gathered for weekend visits to local homes in town and surrounding areas. The infant daughter of Thomas Shorb was baptized at St. Joseph's Church with Rev. James Twomey presiding. Brenda Lee was named with uncle and aunt as godparents. Various relatives from Baltimore Frederick and Newry also spent time with family members during the weekend.
Lawn Fete at Heights Brings German Beer and Scouting
A local lawn fete at Heights features German beer and food stalls amid a community event. Scouts participate, with stalls and entertainment drawing residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midd Heights
Bea Scout
Illness and Hospital Updates From Frederick and Baltimore
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital indicate a patient improved after factory conditions fatigue. Naomi A. Palmer of Frederick entered Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore for surgery and is recovering satisfactorily. Mrs Charles Specht of Middletown was admitted for an appendectomy. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George R Leatherman. Miss Margaret M Harley of Valley View Road Middletown is resting at home after a fall injuring her collarbone.
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Kefauver
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Condiam
Lambdin
Moster Avenue
Frederick Memorial
Naomi A. Palmer
Fredwick
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Charles Specht
Middletown
Fredstick Memorial Hospital
Specht
George R. Leatherman
Margaret M. Harley
Valley View Road
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Clarence Cram
Ushern Ptg
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Sireer
Seonta
Mollie Gladb
Damasi
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Xew
Wiliam Browning
Aeck Ma
Radie Eader
M Monroe
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Ten Hills
Albrect
Eorge Runkles
Piceir
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Am Jr
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Nancy
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Tran
Wilma
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Betty
Floyd
Linda
Monroe Browning
Raymond
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Allen Loun
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Robert Seidel
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Aslhner M. Beamer
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Pau Villam
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Marica Sprincer
Jefferson
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Qemuel W. Mayer
New Port News
E. C. Haycraft
Ashland
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Bowling Steen
Willam
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Towson
Haycraft
Juiy 8
Oriiv
Prof
New York Herald Tetune
A. R. Steinberg
Los Angeles
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Roosevelt
Steinberg
Greggstown
N.J
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Halifax
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George Philips Vanier
Montreal
Canada
Vincent Massey
Sibie School
Christian Endeavor, Missionary, Evangelism
Chicago
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Israel
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Davia Lawrest
Red
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Boston
New England
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Bowditch
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Michael J. Kreyes
Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren
Ralph Schidt
Albuquerane
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Honolulu
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Lou Cloucy
Salt Lake v. Cloucy
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Recrea
John W. Wolfe
Elizabeth Wolfe
West Fifth Street
Arrey W. Ruch
Atlantic
Seaside
Annette
West Colrese Terrace
Dorothy Carmack
East Reet le
Coatesville
Donald Easton
Gorge
Perisieu
Ae Wetman
Emu
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Father Gavigan
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Padre
Pete ‘Mahany
Hyi
Quens
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Gor
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Emmitsburg
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Pa Keepers
Ralph Long
Wedfeld
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Robert W Washington
War
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New Oxford
Wales
St. Joseph's Church
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Gerald Ryder Jr
Ann Jear
Fred Gebhare
Oime
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S. J
Norris
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Thomas Shorb
Boonville
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Shorb
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U.S. Navy
Earl Fitez
York Hospital
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B Yen Sanders
Bethesda
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San Antoni Texas
Ba Villi
Thony
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Per
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Rita Ann Topper
Daniel Topper
William Umbeliy
Umbel
Edne Trier
Lester Boyer
Boyers
Jam Sierbins
Blanche Dukehart
Eugene Boland
Gaithersburg
James Bove
Joan Topper
Baltir
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Donald Jax
Hubert Joy
George Greco
Alexendria
Greco
Thorton Rodgers
Sihokes Mountains
M Daniel
Go. Taring
Keating
Thomas Norris
St. Anthony's
Yvonne Topper
St. Agnes Hospital School of Nursing
Baltiimore
Mirs
Louis Topper
de Paul St
C.M
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Fred Gebhart
Mary Kessler
Jamesj. Kessler
Marie Rosensteel
George Arnold
Pius Kelly
Newry
John Owens
Owens
Jer
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Ralph Lone
Grant Long
Alyan Clabanga
Sponsburg Vefw
Will Sored
Do-Chai - Marie Rosenstec
Warner Fosonal
Warnesboro
Gutsha Maude Harbaust
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