Twenty Years Ago Column Highlights From The News
A mixed slice from August 5, 1929 notes Middletown figures Charlie Keller saving the Yankees from the Indians with a home and a newborn seven and a half pound son at Frederick City Hospital. Also listed: five Frederick County Rural Woman’s Club delegates to the American Country Life Association, led by Mrs. Elmer Michael. Mrs. Marlin Legorf of Le Gore spends time with Salisbury visitors. political column by David Lawrence argues Eisenhower’s peace effort and Geneva pledges, Khrushchev talks, and looming summit dynamics. Frederick corn canning season opens early with weather as a factor, recalling Munich 1938 missteps.
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Middletown
Charlie Keller
Yankees
Keller
Charie
Fregerick City Hospital
Charlie
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
American Country Life Association
Elmer Michael
Doubs
Michael
J Homer Remsberg
Middleton
Harry McGolerick
New Market
E. Earl Remshberg
Buckerstown
Florence Williams
Marlin Legorf
Legore
Woodrow Corbin
Salisbury
Great Southern Ptg and Mfg Co Ad Rates
Frederick Maryland August 3 1959 page 4 lists Great Southern Ptg and Mfg Co address North Court St subscription rates 1 copy 5 cents mail advance three months 250 four months 1.00 yearly 10.00 scart audit bureau of circuits Associated Press note about republication rights and postal handling broadcast policy for Frederick News page date August 5 1959.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
North Court St. Bhore
Audit Bureau
Ciscvlahung
Associated Press
AP News
Isparches
Free Ma
Aise Praia Pica
The Gamble on Summit Talks and Khrushchev Visit
The piece argues for a limited summit between the United States and the Soviet Union with Khrushchev visiting, hoping allied support and showing strength. It notes Nixon’s trips rattling the Iron Curtain and suggests Khrushchev could be swayed toward peace. It also reports a Chicago jewelry store robbery with $9,000 in jewelry and $1,000 in cash seized by two gunmen.
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United States
Khrushchev
Eiserower
Visist
West
East
Washington
Moscow
Karachev
U.ed
Berlin
Oshkosh
Russia
Poland
Anastas Mikoyan Andarol Kozlov
Kremlin
Chicago
West Side
Fifty Years Ago Mt Airy Rural Tour and Events
Fifty years ago MESSRS Earl and Harry Zeigler Paul Brown and W T Delzplaine left for a week long canoeing and camping trip along the Monocacy and Potomac. The warehouse of G S Mercier grain dealer houses timber from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad car harness. At Mayor Frank Z Lewis request Governor Crothers agreed to speak at the opening of a seventh annual farmers tournament and horse show near Mt Airy Clarks Grove. City Attorney Edward J Smith delivered the coronation address for St Peters church Libertytown. Crowned queen was Miss Gertrude Mover.
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Messrs
Earl
Harry Zeigler
Paul Brown
W. T. Delzplaine
Monocacy
Potomac
Frank Z. Lewis
Mt. Airy
Crothers
Clars’s Grove
Mt. Airs
Edward J. Smith
St. Peters Catholic Church of
Libertytown
Gertic Mover
Congress Votes to Fund Defense Costs in Coming Year
Congress passed a large defense funding bill totaling about 239000 million dollars for the next year. The House approved by voice vote and the Senate by an 84 to 0 roll call, sending the measure to the White House. The bill includes a 33 million dollar planning allowance for a second nuclear aircraft carrier, which Rep. Clarence Cannon criticized as wasteful. The package also adds 108 million dollars to bolster Marines and Army reserves by 25,000 Marines and 300 reservists, limited to those forces only.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
White House
Clarence Cannon -D-Mo
Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Woman Aged 71 Is Making Long Hike
The Dalles Oregon AP reports Grandma Emma Gatewood, 71, set out from Independence Missouri toward the Oregon Jenten Exposition in Portland. After weathering a gusty night and gawking crowds, she boarded a car for a rest, then resumed the 2000 mile trek at 4 30 am. Police note she aims to reach Portland in about a day as warm, gentle winds accompany her along the highway.
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Dalles
Ore
Emma Gatewood
Independence
Portland
Gallipol Onio
Pollce
Siti
Strength for the Day: Dedication at Harvard Law School
Earl L. Douglass notes a dedication at Harvard Law School on Oct. 3 with remarks on integrity and lending practices. He recalls Eisenhower’s earlier loan work and Khrushchev’s Berlin ultimatum, stressing honesty and accountability in finance amid cold war tensions.
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Cambridge
Mass
Eisenhower
New International Legal Study
Harvard Univer
Law School
Uni
Cherre Earns Diploma at Arcadia Hold at Cunningham Falls
Cherre, owned by M of the News Post, received a diploma at Arcadia tion held recently at Cunningham Falls. Trained in obedience, the diploma may be seen in front of The Frederick Ramsburg. A German Shepherd and others were mentioned. Basen claims are unclear.
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Cherre
News-Post Office
Mig
Cunningham Falls
Ramsburg
Basen
Ike to Appeal Labor Bill S288.020 At White House
President Ike backs labor reform as House panels debate S288.020. Labor leaders oppose the tougher measure while support grows from Rep. Landrum and Rep. Griffin. A Pocomoke Thruway project bids 2.64 miles long with concrete face work at Frederick County raises bids from Constr Co of Baltimore. Maryland 33 resurfacing in Talbot County bids awarded to Bayl timore Construction Co and related work in Montgomery and amond Virginia areas.
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Conenhower
Preerty
Wat
Co i
Robert P. Griffin
House Committee- Cio
Eisenhower
Pocomoke Thruway and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Somerset
Nile
Bi Construction Co
Baltimore
Frederick Throw
Frederick County
T. B. Gatchana Son. Inc
Maryland
Talbot County
Bayltimore Had Construction Co
Balnelow
Massachusetts Avenue
Little Is Branch
Montgomery
Subing and Robertson Inc
Amond
Chesa
John
Vigil at Fort Detrick Calls for Ending Germ Warfare
From outside come 300 supporters to the Vigil at Fort Detrick urging abolition of germ and chemical warfare. The event grows as the Society for Social Responsibility in Science backs a resolution, with Ed Ramberg and John C. Schader cited. A New York Yearly Meeting message notes continued visits through August.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick Cipale
Pliant
United States
Society For Social Responsibility In Science
Resola
Edward Ramberg
RCA Laboratories
Princeton
XM. J
John C
Relic of Friends
Scott
Fort Derrick
Innocent Thousands Affected By Strike
Pittsburgh families face hardship as a steel strike halts plants affecting nearly 100000 workers with no current job or company support. Production declines hit transport and retail, while many workers face income loss and employers scramble to operate amid the stoppage. In the broader impact, marine corps housing in Washington, DC remains the oldest continuously used public building in the capital.
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Pittsburgh
Ig Transper Steel
Layamont Goc Lake Boatmen- Steelworkers Union
Jeep
Policeman Sues for 35000 After Severe Car Collision
An officer seriously injured when struck by a car driven by Dr. Messler of Johnsville has filed suit in Circuit Court seeking 350.08 damages. The incident occurred October 1 at the Avenue and West Seventh intersection while the officer was on duty. The driver claimed mistaking the gas pedal for the brake caused the crash. The suit, handled by attorney R. Noel Spence, alleges extensive medical costs and ongoing injuries.
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Johnsville
Ahoz Co. Twen
John H. Messler
Officer Twenty
Officer
Messler
Avenue
West Seventh
Miessler
R. Noel Spence
Mathias
Jegaily
Fee
Suburban Development Eastview planned above Shookstown west of Frederick
Frederick County planners and health officials approve a new Eastview subdivision on about 125 acres of rolling farmland and woodland above Shookstown, three miles west of Frederick. Developer Reempi Harris Inc plans restricted ranch and split level homes with estates and water system specifications awaiting state approval. Howard S. Fink & Associates will handle sales and details.
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Frederick County Planning and Zoning Office
Frederick County Health Department
Eastvie
Shookstown
Frederick
James L Harris
Reempi & Harris Inc
Focal Mechanical
Eastview
Harris
Valley
Guallets
Sud-A
Lesacres Rouz
Wargroun
Serma
Howard S. Fink & Associates
Develone
Nixon Back Today Plans For Khrushchev Visit Begin
Nixon returns from a two week tour behind the Iron Curtain and reports to Eisenhower. A three day Washington stop was planned with state dinners and talks on East West issues. Khrushchev sought a U N address in New York and visits to Chicago and San Francisco as part of a broader trip.
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Eisenhower
King
Soviet Union
C_ Douglas m
White House
Nixon
Krusheneyv
Ners
New York
London
Harold Macran
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
le Monde
de Gaulle
W Mit
Eisenhoyer
Khrushchev
Washington
No Immediate Prospect Of Increase In Taxes
Maryland Governor Millard Tawes told the annual Governors Conference there is no immediate prospect of tax increases in the state. He noted a large cash surplus and pledged thrift in government while seeking to reform the tax structure. Maryland ended the year June 30 with an unobligated cash surplus of 10.4 million dollars.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Maryland
Millard Tawes
Tawes
Governors Conference
Boards To Meet At Deep Creek Lodge
Frederick County commissioners plan joint meetings with Western Maryland officials at Deep Creek Lodge near Mc Henry Garrett County From August 26 to 30 county officials attend a meeting in Ocean City and discuss two more admissions to a county code and loaning volumes of Public Local Laws to a national publication.
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Frederick County
Sioners
Maryland
Tuesda
Comminers
Delbert S. Null
Mehri H. Ramsburz
A. Irvin Renn
Dees Creek
McHenry
Garrett Co
Fresherick County
Ocean Ci
Goodiie E. Byron
C. Buyton Cannon
Byron
Tredevics
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Formosa
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West Berlin
Macmillan
Britain
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France
Hower
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Union
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East Germany
Hungary
Hiller
Chambercroplain
Munich
David Lawrence
Mercier
Eletof Recks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brehive
Friendly Girls
Angelical Lutheran Church
Rosedale Park
Charles F
Trunk Jr
Trunk
Cathy
Lillian Dean
Muriel Baer
Rutheila Cronenburg
Jill Forney
Peter Liga Spper
Helen Stewa
John E. May
Robert
Barbara
Janet
Dick Ruthvin
Ian Johnny
Eddie Abrecht
Paullino
Daught
Miss Thompson
Ted Poole
Gretta Thompson
Merril Laniz
M Clem
Clarence Repp
Jane Stull
Daer Connie
William Cole
Joan Fox
David
M Herman
Helen Mock
Barbara Mock
Beatrice Hoffman
Mark
Grace Reyes
Dorothy Reyes
William Daniels
Eric and
Biilx
Xeslie B. Cariin
Katharine Bussard
Jean MecGaha
Casper F. Betson
C. Frost, Betson Jr
Miss Mane Corsan
J. P. Chatman
Maurice Biank
Gail Blank
Debbie and
Chatmen
Ricky Masser
Randy Blank
Earl L. Douglass
Tsuy
Tuestay
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Irbune, Inc
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Myre
H. Webster Whitehill
West Second Street
Moss
Ike
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the Marine Corps
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Washinton
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Post Home
Elaine Kennet
Caroline Fout
Jane Amy
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Annapolis
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Francis Clark
Community Co
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Frederi
Elizabeth Staley
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Ada Ford
Josephine James
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Des Moines
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Frederic Ae
Helena
Indianapo
Pit
Cloudy
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Richmond
Clouds St Loi Cloud
Ad Salt Lake Ci Tear
San Frane
Cear
Seattle
Jampa_ deer
Deep Creek
Variou
Anpeo
Norman I. Zipper
Maryland Optometricon
A. L. Sirkus
Havre de Grace
A. G. Billmeier
Denton
Henry Lesser
Laurel
A. R. Remsburg
W. S. Fires
Cumberland
Frank Oman
Easton
Southampton
England
Naha
Okinawa
Ellen
Goki- Tawa
Nsouth
U.S. Army
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