A Divided Berlin Also Divides Germany
AP correspondent Carl Hartman explains the Berlin border as a porous Iron Curtain within a crisis city. The piece compares Berlin to a divided Washington and outlines four power roles, occupation zones, and looming East German control.
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Berlin
Carl Hartman
Washington
White House
Mississippi River
Columbia
Greater Berlin
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bern
Iron Curtain
West Germany
East Berlin
West Berlin
Germany
London
East Germany
Helmstedt
Moscow
United States
Weather Map Notes and Cholera Outbreak Report
Weather data from multiple cities list high and low temperatures with cloudy or clear conditions. The piece also reports an AP note on a cholera outbreak in Taishan, China, with government measures and a chlorine disinfection estimate.
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Hong Kong
Taishan
Kwangtung Province
United States
Southeast Asia
Wah Kiu Man Po
Red China
New Market Homemakers Club Marks 40th Anniversary
The New Market Homemakers Club celebrated its fortieth anniversary with a dinner at Mealey's Hotel attended by 35 members and friends. The program featured prayers, tributes to past presidents, readings, and songs including Break Thou the Bread of Life and May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.
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New Market Club
New Market Homemakers Club
Mealey’s Hotel
Byron Flory
America the Beautiful
Earl Nusbaum
John Thompson
Murray Etzler
Mary McGoleriick
Jessie Shawbaker
Wiliam H. Browning
Norman Lease
Jack McGoleriick
Edward Widmayer
Edward Hallock
Kenneth McGolerick
Harry L. Davis
Vinnie Warthen
St. Mary’s
Smith reunion attendees gather at .C.C.B. Park Brunswick
The annual Smith reunion was held July 30 at .C.C.B. Park in Brunswick. Numerous Lovettsville and surrounding-area residents attended, including Fleming, Rust, Wirts, Virts, Boger, Beatty, Em brey, Brown, Musser, Smith, Wickham, and Reese Smith families, with guests from Hyattsville, Fairfax, Leesburg, and more. The Ladies Auxiliary held a July 26 picnic at Frederick Fairgrounds to plan upcoming events.
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Smith
Lovettsville
Foley Rust
Tommy Michael
Brian
Purcellsille
A. A. Beatty
Brunswick
Virginia Embrey
Richard
Leesburg
Arthur Brown
Joan
June
Jerry Ascher
Clarence Evans
Richard Price
Holly Jane
Jeffrey
Hyattsville
Joseph Musser
Vickie
Dwane
Fairfax
Robert Smith
Camp Hill
Bruce Fischer
New Cumberland
Walter Smith
Mabel
Arlington
Wilard McKimmey
Billy
Waterford
Usilary
Frederick Fairground
Emma Angleberzer
Helen Walsh
Roberta Hopkins
Bertha Long
Grace Roetke
Louise Mackles
Doris Green
Evelyn Bell
Mary Elizabeth Stroup
Bonne Lawson
Wis
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Ti Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Wee Nan
Jose Honolulu
Indianapolis
Browning
Juneau
Earl Nus
Kansas City
Baum
Bernard Selby
Los Angeles
Jack McGolerick
Louisville
Flory
J. Umberger
Memphis
Shawbaker
Miami
Milwaukee
Selby
Moss
St. Paul
Widmayer
Carl Kintz
New Orleans
Franklin Smith
Flower
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Grace Smith
Phoenix
Harry Horne
Pittsburgh
Russell Dudrow
Portland
J. Vernon Cablentz
Ore
George Price
Emory Purdum
Wayne Smith
Emory Stull
George Stup
Larry Stup
John Umberger
Paul Wickham
Knoxville
Reese Smith
Baltimore
Willard Smith
Annie Klan
Delmar Smith
Crusier
Portsmouth
Coast Guard
Puck
Chesapeake Bay
John Darr
Vienna
St. Mary's Marina
Patuxent
Middle River
the News
Maryland
Bimmitsburg
Mary
Louise Dukehart
Cot
Waynesboro
Mark- Wiliam Domenic Greco
Tage SL
Tyler's Jewelers
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Footers Cleaners
Frederick Shopping Center
Market St
N. Market St
Westinghouse Laundromat
Drees Ie
Undry LA
East Street
Rosemont Ave
South Market St
Frederick City
N “Ourt St
Ned S. Zeiler
Glick
Jarhiyes
Kresses
Ly Sasa
BIG
RADIO
Medical Ate Pharmacy
Napensional Aad Pharmacy
Toll House Avenue
Matico
Imperial Plastic
Rice’s Color Center
Kingsley
Kerk
Kirk
America
Lenox
Kirk Kingsley
Elking Aku G
B Kingsley
Leno
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