Americans for constitutional action urged by Moreell in ACA drive
Washington column reports Admiral Moreell and other prominent Americans launch Americans for constitutional action to unite Democrats and independents who back conservative, pro free enterprise principles. Platform emphasizes limited federal powers, states rights, two party system, balanced budget, and active participation in primaries. The movement targets political reform within the GOP and Democratic ranks and aims to back nominees aligning with the policy.
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BOW
Americans For Constitutional Action
Ben Moreell
Pitsburgh
Reurad
Admiral Moreell
Navy
United States
Americans For Democratic
Congress
Democratic Party
W. F
G. R.R
ACA
William Herwig
May Roelkey
Patrick Street
Recruiters Announce Enlistments Made Here
Local recruitment drive celebrates new enlistments while noting political tensions. The piece highlights Army recruiters, a Frederick scene, and recent minor league baseball results. It mentions Maher’s four-hit loss by Hagerstown and a Frederick 3 1 victory with Malone’s double and triple. It also references Lodge No. 100 I O O F to be instituted Aug 26 and lists several local enlistees and officials.
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Jan
William Coran
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Hagerstown
Athletic Park
Maher
Malone
Frederick City
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
A 1933 clipping recounts local names and events tied to the American Guided Missile program and military enlistment. It mentions James S. Fortney and several recruits from Sykesville Thurmont and Lowell IT Staubitz and others, noting assignments near major cities and a Nike base near Baltimore after basic training.
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the News
James S. Fortney
Westminster
Joeen
Electronic
Nike
Balti
United States
Raimonds V. Maculans
Lowell IT. Staubitz
Archie Moore Rules Out Rematch After Draw
Archie Moore scoffs at a ten round draw with Howard King and demands a one round rematch to defend his Nevada heavyweight title. Moore, weighing 199 pounds, pressed King who fought at 193 pounds with quick jabs and occasional bursts but failed to land the punch needed to beat the record 126 knockouts.
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Reno
Archie Moore
Howard King
Nevada
Archie
King
Moore
Everedy Employees Picnic Draws Hundreds in West Virginia
West Virginia voters face a pivotal nominating day with about 1.0 million eligible in a six way Democratic contest for the U S Senate short term. Incumbent Republicans face minimal opposition while Democrats vie for a seat held by Chapman Revercomb and the short term.
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Mth
Everedy Company
Husky Park
William B. Leichert
Don Gearinger
Raymond E. Bowers ‘Jr
Marion ‘T. Duwon
Lester E. Cain
Kemp's
Charles Harshman
Paul Roogle
Juanita Karn
Emma Lewis
Johnnie Trout
Bradley T.steansberger
Edward Heerd
Larler Zimmerman
Elizabeth Young
Paul Koogle
Shirley Fowler
George iHarper
Sandra Kane
J. A. Shoemaker Jr
J. A. ‘Shoemaker Jr
Francis G. Lebherz
H. J. Lebherz Jr
James 0. MecCanner
Henry Wn.lochner
C. Is. Moberly Jr
Ella S. Urban
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Edward Charleston
W. Va
API L. Heerdrides
Leo H. Collislower
West Virginia
Alden B. Summers
U. S
Senate
Matthew Mansfield Neely
Fourway
John D. Hoblitzell Jr
William C. Marland
Robert C. Byrd
Sophia
Chapman Revercomb
Byrd
House
Will E. Neal
Huntington
State Supreme Court
Social Security Reform and Election Year Taxes Discussed
Washington correspondents forecast two certainties in 1958 an even election year and rising pension figures. A key figure shows 11.3 million pensioners with over 6 age more loyal voters. The proposed bill would raise the Social Security tax from 3169 to 240 a year, stirring concern over future employer and worker tax increases. Lawn Party honors wedding anniversary at Mountaindale with family attendance and a three tier cake.
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Congress
Washington
Deine
Jesse Marshall
Mountaindale
Nancy
Marshall
Saily
Maurice Rice
Maurice Renner
Jesse Marshall Jr
Herb Renner
Former Local Man Elected Vice President of Wisconsin Tel Co
Richard B. Snyder, formerly of Frederick, Maryland, elected vice-president of the Wisconsin Telephone Company. He started at Western Electric in 1937, moved to Chesapeake and Potomac in 1939, served in the armed forces in 1942, rejoined in Frederick after discharge in 1945 as a central office repairman, and later transferred to the Chesapeake and Potomac office in Wisconsin.
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Frederick
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Richard B. Snyder
West Second Street
Snyders
Western Electric Company
Chesapeake and Potomac
Cumberland
Armed Service
C. and P
Frederick, Where He Was A Central Office
Chesapeake and Po
Organization gains crossparty support for new action
The group draws backing from conservative Democrats and Republicans in Congress who helped launch it, signaling broad political support amid the constitutional issue.
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J Constitutional Action
Congress
New York Herald Tribune. Inc
Births Reported From Here Attend Baptist Meeting
Sixteen local First Baptist Church members attended the Baptist Training Union Conference of the Southern Baptist Convention at Ridgecrest North Carolina with nearly 4,000 Baptists from several states. Other items list multiple birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby towns, including Linda Ann Winpigler, Darvin Erie Davis, Michael Allen Goodwin, Naomi Ruth Staub, and Lillian Mae Quasney among several newborns and family details across Frederick area residents.
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First Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union Conference
Southern Baptist Convention
Ridgecrest
N. C
Frederick
Karen Brunk
Carol Book
Helene Vona
Billie Faye Brown
Margaret Turner
Joanne Jacobs
Barbara Shatoo
Sandra Smith
Janet Heffner
Patsy Mackley
Carlton Winters
Austin F. Angleberger
Lewis G. Bartgis
Harry D. Kemp
Joseph Vona
Witch Ir. Winters
Ithe Kemps
Vona
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lonnie’ Wright
Route 1
Woodbine
Kenneth Edward
Thursiday
Wright
Nina Stavy
Brooklyn
Charles Winpigler
Jefferson Street
Linda Ann
Winpigler
Peggy Carder
Glen Davis
Quynn Road
Darvin Erie
Davis
Mildred Rice
Buster A. Glover
Winchester Street
Kenneth Dale
Glover
Phyllis Spring
Max A. Keyser
Doubs
Max Allen
Keyser
Lou Ann Potts
Adamstown
William Naille
New Windsor
Michael Allen
Naille
Rebecca Holt
Thurmont
Roy F. Adkins
Middletown
Roy Franklin Jr
Adkins
Mary Elaine Rice
Middle Town
Albert L. Runkles
Mt. Airy
Douglas Leroy
Runkles
Dorothy Lowe
Jefferson
David Crebbs
South Market Street
Cheryl Louise
Crebbs
Alice Smith
Thormont
Thomas W.quasney
Point of Rocks
Cchild
Lillian Mae
Quasney
Gertie Mae Bailey
Annapolis Junction
John S. Goodwin
Sykesville
Papedeta
Joyce Burdette
Carroll Staub
Naomi Ruth
Staub
Peggy Hawkins
Personal Notices of Returns and Visits In Town
Mr. and Mrs. Andrey Wantz return to Cleveland after ten days with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ritchie on North Market Street. Mr. Wantz is Mrs. Ritchie’s brother. The Ritchies had previously visited Cleveland to see the Wants. W E Bodeman of Chicago and Miss Mollie Zimmerman visited Miss Mollie Zimmerman on West Fourth Street. Miss Margaret V Engelbrecht of Fort Detrick visits her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George H DeSrange in Donnellson.
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Andrey Wantz
Hame
Cleveland
Martin ‘Ritchie
North Maket Street
Mr. Wantz
Ritchie
Fort Detrick
George H. DeSrange
Donnellson
Realty transfer lists $300000 land deal and farms
A deed recorded by Clerk Ellis C. Wachter shows a $300,000 transfer from Mr. and Mrs. Millard Crum to C. and M. Realty Company. The parcels include two county farms and five West Patrick street lots with the Atlantic and Pacific Food Market lease, but exclude the Crums’ farm near Ceresville. The C. and M. Realty Company is a family corporation with Millard E. Crum as president and Jack Crum Jr as vice president. The two farms are the Jig Pete Smith farm of 15 acres near Woodsboro and an 800-acre Crum Road farm between Mt. Pleasant and Walkersville.
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Ellis C. Wachter
Millard
Crum
C. and M. Reality Company
West Patrick Street
Atlantic and Pacific Food Market
Ceresville
Discharges and Admissions at Vindabona Rest Home
Among the sick in the Braddock Heights area, multiple residents and visitors were listed: Cora Barrick discharged from Vindabona Convalescent Home. Laura V Harris transferred from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Vindabona. Irwin Harry admitted to Vindobona. Harry D Shankle discharged. Grace Newman discharged. Mrs. Robert Abrecht returned home after hospital care. Willard Barger admitted for observation. Bernard H Esworthy improving after surgery. Mrs. Charles E Collins discharged from Baltimore hospital. notes on timing and locations.
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Cora Barrick
Woodsboro
Vindabona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Laura V. Harris
Jefferson Boulevard
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Irwin Harry
Francis i Scott Key
Vindobona Convalescent
Harry D. Shankle
Buckeystown
Grace Newman
Francis 1
Scott Key Hotel
Vindebona
Ian
Robert Abrecht
East Third ‘Street
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Willard Barger
Brunswick
Frederick Premorial Hospital
Bernard H. Esworthy
Pairview Avenue
Frederick
Charles E. Collins
Urbana
Church
Baltimore
Man Ordered to Pay Support and Suspend Prison Term
Harold Weedon a local colored man was ordered to pay his wife 30 a week for family support and sentenced to one year in the House of Correction suspended on condition of weekly payments Stazis trate H Reese Shoemaker Jr presiding Weedon also faced assault and battery and failure to provide for eight children Edna Weedon testified he slapped her and usually gives 15 weekly He earned 55 to 80 a week at Rockville and cited furniture bills Shoemaker set the payment and suspended prison term Jerry Tobery pleaded guilty to stealing wire from the Pennsylvania Railroad and eight others in copper wire theft cases were fined or jailed Local man was freed of a motor vehicle violation due to absent witnesses Robert S Slagle faced a July 27 charge of failing to signal before a turn relating to a three car accident
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Harold Weedon
House of Correction
Stazistrate
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Weedon
Edna Weedon
Rockville
Fountain Rocks
Jerry Tobery
Pennsylvania Railroad
L. C. Clark
Robert S. Slagle
Glagle
Iraq's Kassem Signals Possible Withdrawal From Pact
Baghdad awaiting decision on the Western-sponsored Baghdad Pact as Brig. Gen. Abdul Karim Kassem, leader of Iraq's new government, says the alliance with Britain, Iran, Pakistan and Turkey is being studied and may be dropped. He emphasizes friendship with other states over any treaty and promises no external interference from Nasser.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
Faisal
U.A.R
Nasser
Soviet Union
Kassem
Britain
Iran
Pakistan
Turkey
Maryland and Delaware Harvest Progress Report
The Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service reports generally excellent yields despite heavy rains. Wheat is 70 to 80 percent complete, hay behind, potatoes moving well, and crops like chima beans tomatoes watermelons and cantaloupes showing strong prospects. Corn tasselling around 75 percent with some wind and rain damage in Cecil County.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaway
Maryland-Delaware
Dover
Dell
Worcester
Somerset
Cecil County
Weddings Gebhart Shorb in Emmitsburg chapel
Miss Dorothy Shorb daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Shorb Emmitsburg married Frederick Gebhart son of Thomas Gebhart Emmitsburg and Mrs Elizabeth Gebhart Hanover Friday evening in the chapel of St Josephs Rectory Emmitsburg Rev James Twomey pastor performed the ceremony The bride wore a light blue street dress with matching accessories and a corsage of red rosebuds The maid of honor was Miss Josee Peters Waynesboro Shel wore a pale blue street dress and a red rosebud corsage Richard Little Emmitsburg was best man
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Gebhart
Shore
Dorothy Shorb
Andrew Shorb
Emmitsburg
Frederick Gebhart
Thomas Gebhart
Elizabeth Gebhart
Hanover
St .Josephs
James Twomey
Josee Peters
Waynesboro
Shel
Richard Little
Police Court Cases Heard Involving Intoxication and Traffic
A Magisterial court found Thomas Holiman guilty of intoxication with a $50 fine and 30 days in jail. George Ellsworth Cook Jr. was found not liable for reckless driving yet guilty of operating under the influence and disorderly conduct, fined $175 or 60 days. Johnny Edwards was fined $100 or 30 days for reckless driving after a dispute over fault in an accident. Beula Smith was fined $150 or 60 days for drunken driving and $10 for reckless driving. Several others forfeited small sums for license or driving violations. Also notes include memorial obituaries for Kenneth C Brownell and a betrothal notice. a separate fatality report from Hedgesville notes a 21-month-old killed by a vehicle.
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South Market Street
Thomas Holiman
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Charles V. Main
Denver Shook
Nathan Dorsey
George Ellsworth Cook Jr
Route 2
Mt. Airy
Irving Henry Weil
Rosemont Avenue
Cook
All Saints
Bentz
Weil
Shoemaker
Jon
Johnny O’bryant Edwards
North Beach Park
Anne Arundel County
Edwards
Beula Marie Smith
Route 5
Frederick
B. & O. Avenue
Edwin F. Nikirk
Robert Lamar Speak
Redwood Avenue
Frederick Gilmore Tyergar
Waterstreet
Grover Martin Schrover
West Pat- Tick Street
Millard Tregoning Lease
East Third Street
W. C. Rippeon
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Ember
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New York
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Fla
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Florida
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Wisconsin
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Oscar Shafer Jr
Frederick County
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Franklin A. Collins
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Jteal
Tthe
Admiral Moree
Jones & Laushlin Steel Company
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Economy Oil Company
Bennett's Creek
Robert Warfield
Thurston
Guy Snarr
Iowa State Teachers College
Fred D. Miller
Altoona
Wood Pa
Public Safety Department
Bagley
Minstice
Maryland State Dental Association
Bert Woodcock
Alexander
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Bert Woodcyck
William W. Noel
Joseph J. Durick Jr
Thur‘mont
Suis
Europe
Elizabeth E. Condon
Mt. Ally
Frederick High
Army
Msgt
Watkins
Carroll County
Gifford
Maryland National Guard Armory
Everedy
Wisconsin Tel. Co
Meeting of Baptists
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American Smelting and Refining Co
Brownell
Everett
Wash
St. Joseph's H High School
Troom
Emmitsburg High
Hedgesville
Ross Emory Carter
Emmett
Gettysburg
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