Dulles Delivers Eloquence in Address to Critics
Frederick readers see an August 5 1958 front page note about Secretary of State John Foster Dulles answering critics. The column signals a charged political moment as the era’s foreign policy debates unfold, with the Great Southern Manufacturing Company listing and local meter rates mentioned in an adjacent column.
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THE
Great Southern Etg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Mid
Shere
Dulles
Brat Tesween
America
Middle East
Grain Surplus and Storage Push U S Stocks Higher
The United States holds a vast grain reserve with about 90 million bushels in surplus, rising to 13 billion bushels after this year’s harvest. Storage capacity has expanded, Kansas alone adding 100 million bushels of capacity this year. plans exist to curb stockpiles and possibly export surplus amid war threats and policy debates.
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U.S
Kansas
Canada
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North America
Europe
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A review of August 8 1908 items notes Hanover defeated 10 to 6 at Athletic Park with Subway Smith pitching, Clayton named Frederick team captain, schools in the county to reopen September 1, a four horse team incident near Feagaville injuring a wagon tongue, Prof and Mrs Amon Bur Gee hosting a lawn party, Mortimer Harley 13 died after horse accident near Broad Run while returning from William Willard’s farm. he lay by the road all night.
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Anover
Athletic Park
Subway Smith
Hanover
Clayton
Frederick
John Renn
Feagaville
Amon Bur
Gee
Park
Mortimer
Cornelia E. Harley
Broad Run
William Willard
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago Aug eight nineteen thirty eight items note a large crowd at a Baker Park community service led by the Y/ALC in memorials for Frederick County Volunteer Firemen. Rev. Charles D Shaffer delivered the sermon. Brig Gen D John Markey and Corp Walter K May survived a double rollover of a State Police car near Websters Hill. Fire crews responded to a home fire at 809 North Market due to a short circuit. Dr Linwood Myers opened a dental office at 6 East Second Street after residency at Crownsville Hospital. The piece includes a column of political commentary on moral force, pacifism, and U S foreign policy in the late 1950s. Copyright 1958 New York Herald Tribune Inc.
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Baker Park
Y/ALC.A
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Charles D. Shaffer
D. John Markey
Maryland National Guard
Walter K. May
State Police
Webster's Hill
Frederick
Braddock Heights
James W. Appleby
North Market Street
PR. E. Linwood Myers
Crownsville Hospital
East Second Street
Arson Case Backfired Kierdorf In Pontiac Fire
A secret witness saw two men flee a Pontiac dry cleaning shop fire linked to Frank Bierdorf Kierdorf with 65 percent burns. Authorities eye arson. the Cadillac used car tie and Herman Kierdorf involvement loom large. Investigators find a scorched flashlight and link the blaze to a failed device, with Kierdorf and associates facing charges.
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Pontiac
Mich
Ius
Mnesui- Sators
Apeters Union
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Frank Nierdorf
Teamsters Local 332
Nierdorf
Michigan
Paul L. Adams
Seasmen
Kierdorf
Adams
Uman
Flint
Kierdorfs
Herman Kierdorf
Frank
Herman
Frank Bierdorf
Latreille Clean
Kierdort
Keller
Miles
Donald Edward Keller
Detroit
Keiler
Birthdays and church meeting noted in Dickerson area
Dickerson notes celebrate July 31 birthdays for Howard Roberson and Miss Biddie Hays and August dates for Mrs. Clay Deering. W. S. C. S. of the Dickerson church to meet August 12 at Mrs. Andrew Baugh home. Families vacation at Rehoboth Beach Del and local notices mention individuals and events. Will Coughlin, longtime Buffalo baseball writer, dies at 57 after cancer battle.
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Dickerson
Donald Roberson
Howard Roberson
Biddie Hays
Clay Deering
Dickerson Church
Andrew Baugh
Del
William S. Coughlin
Buffalo Courier-Express
The
Courier - Express
Buffalo Baseball Bisons
Babes and Car Burden Our Modern Home Life Reflections
An essay-like meditation argues children enrich family life despite modern comforts. It contrasts caring for a baby with owning a car, noting costs, responsibilities, and shifting social dynamics. The piece laments the loss of traditional home warmth, praising babes as the true source of happiness and stability.
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Aiuch
Anguse
Babe
Sali
Fort Detrick News Highlights Fort Detrick Joyful Fort Detrick News
Fort Detrick personnel enjoyed an afternoon of festivities at the Frederick Fairgrounds honored by high government and military officials. The event received praise from dignitaries for local cooperation with the Frederick News-Post WFMD Frederick Chamber of Commerce and local governments. Army Good Conduct Medals were awarded to 18 soldiers including Privates First Class Joseph W. Lauer and Milton Q. Stills and Specialists Fourth Class Jesse L. Gonzalez. First Lieutenant J. E. Donovan and Ted Hayward led a 13-member Derrick Boy Scouts canoe camping trip along the Potomac from Springfield to Paw Paw. New arrivals and departures at Fort Detrick included welcome to James F. Drawdy Marvin P. Kahl and Cecil L. Beans, and several civilian and military transfers across posts, hospitals, and labs.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick Fairgrounds
Frederick
United States Ciil
Joseph W. Lauer
Robert Ponte
Milton Q. Stills
Herbert XN. Wittmaier
Johnnie M. Albiza
Paul E. Patrick
Louis A. Trudell
Lee A. Eckhard
Dimitri A. Linard
Ronald E.coleman
James E. Weitzel
Max W. Summers
John’ ‘A. Smith
Leo J. Greaney
Paul E. Lundberg
Jesse L. Gonzalez
Alfred W. Leithner
Justius E. Weisler
J. E. Donovan
Ted Hayward
Derrick Boy Scouts
Potomac River
Springfield
Paw Paw
W. Va
Theyihad
Dr. James
E. Ogg
E. Helen Fry
William. Hurst
Jeffery P. Wells
Alfernia Datley
John F. Brown
Korea
Thomas C. Allen Jr
Agriculture Research Laboratories
Stauffer Chemical Company
Mountain View
Calif
Theodore C. Salzman
Side Glances of Travelers and Visits Across Regions
A collage of short notes details many named individuals and families on various trips and visits. Names include Mrs Edward Howarth Fern and Kit Nelson Jean Jack and Don visiting relatives in Milwau kee and Sparta Wis Captain George N Asai Alaska trip PFC Emil Arias Spain West Germany Belgium Italy France England PFC Jack E Alspaugh Canada vacation Mrs Burton Kephart Arlington with Mrs Charles B Kephart Rt 2 and other travels across Kalamazoo Sweet Hall Berks County and multiple towns.
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Horn
Wis
Louis Trudellisi
Uniontown Road
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sweet Hall
Edward Schantz
Fam
Diana
Barry Hollenbaugt
Angh
Mil
G. Conwaukee
Sparta
Rt. 2
County Civil Defense Council
Joan Reading
Onjw
Ellis
Ellicottville
George N. Asai
Alaska
Emil Arias
Spain
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
France
England
Jack E. Alspaugh
Canada
Fifty six new drivers pass Maryland tests at Armory
The Department of Motor Vehicles reports 56 more drivers passed exams at the State Armory on Thursday in Frederick. Names listed include Laura Creed, Wilson Cook, Huth Bowman, Barbara Turner, Kay Ramsburg, Kenneth Bailey, Joseph Rollins, Kenneth Harding, Bernard Rinehart, Donald Snurr, Ibara Mills, Barbara Mills, Robert Lemon, John Coates Houston Jr, James Twaddie, Helen Hahn, Connie Michael, Helen Engelbrecht, Charles Boller, Harlen DeGrange, Kenneth Powell, Robert Cline, Shirley Wetzel, Ronald Buchanan, and others from locations such as North Bentz, West Patrick, East Fifth, and RFD districts.
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Department of Motor Vehicle
State Armory
Frederick
Laura Katherine Creed
RFD
Wilson Lee Cook
Trail Avenue
Huth Catherine Bowman
West Patrick Street
Barbara Ann Turner
East Patrick Street
Kay Marie Ramsburg
Kenneth Andrew Bailey
Joseph William Rollins
Carver Apartments
Kenneth Eugene Harding
North Bentz Street
Bernard Oscar Rinehart
Elm Street
Donald i Wayne Snurr
North
Harlen William DeGrange
Fifth Street
Kenneth Hamilton Powell
North Market Street
Robert Eugene Cline
Shirley
Regina Wetzel
East
Patrick S Street
Ronald LeVere Buchanan
West Third Street
Linda Ann Ganley
Mosrovia
Clifford Stone
Ijamsvile
Susan Aderson Claggett
Knoxville
Phyllis Leuva Stevens
Nancy Dean Norwood
Mr. Arry
Shirt Johnson Wolfe
Union Bridge
Johnny Crone Hendricks
Middletown
Barbara Ellen Sharrer
Ladiesburz
James Alexander Trimble
Monrovia
Marshall Eugene Stoulemyer
Keymar
George Paton Bell
Mt. Airy
Joyce Plitt Washington
Knonville
Taneytown Social News Briefs
Taneytown correspondent reports visits and guests around East Baltimore street and West Baltimore street. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kellman and daughter Gwen of Bartow Florida visit Edward Howarth and family. Clyde Hesson and Mrs. Albert Wilhide with family visit Keysville Road. Hannah Mae Boone and Janie Graham guest of Donald Boone. Kenneth Rittase and son David of Greenbelt stay with Laverne and family.
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Roy Kiser
West Baltimore Street
Greeg Kiser
Carroll Kiser
Keysville Road
Airs
Emma Bentzell
Normont
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Gertrude Harman Nusbaum
Harry E. Nusbaum
Howell Roker
Jan
Baptist Road
Walter Williams
Carroll Boone
Roger Boone
Francis Boone
Tommy
Jane
James Graham
Louise Parrish
Carol Ann Knouse
Hyle Harmon
Edgar Miller
Denise
Charles
Westminster and Vicinity
James Warner
Debra
Reisterstown
Barry
Diane Hollenbaugh
Owings Mills
Royer
Owen Lee
Manor Glen
Russell Edie
White Hall
Thomas ‘Tracey
York Street
Walter Gill
Emory Yoder
Elizabeth White Hall
Clyde Wilhide
Linda
Jimmy
David Gill
Edgar Boller
Geraldine
Thormont
Charles Clutz
Oscar Light
Cumberland
Wilbur Arvin
Fesser Road
George W
John Leister
Taneytown
Leonard Kellman
Gwen Bartow
Fla
Edward Howarth
East Baltimore Street
Clyde Hesson
Albert Wilhide
Hannah Mae Boone
Janie Graham
West Minster
Donald Boone
Kenneth Rittase
David
Greenbelt
Rittase
Laverne Rittase
Gwen, Bartow
10th Anniversary of Farm Youth Exchange observed in College Park
COLLEGE PARK Md AP delegates marked the 10th anniversary of the International Farm Youth Exchange program during a morning assembly. A pageant Youth Beyond a Dream with a 35 member chorus directed by Don Easterday preceded a 36th annual 4-H week with 1 160 members statewide. Tonight a Navy Band concert caps the day. Public speaking state winners Jerry Walls and Marlene Clark will have their records submitted to national competition.
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College Park
Marsland 4-H Club
International Farm
Don Easterday
Fredenck County
U.S. Navy
Jerry Walls
W. L. Walls
Bel Air
Marlene Clark
Samuel Clark
Cumberland
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By David Laurence
Washington
Osals Im Faney
the News
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Rhine
Far East
New York
Erald Tribune, Inc
Senate
Fulbright
Moscow
Pravda Today
Sen
J. William Fulbright
U.S. Senate
Eisenhower
Communist Party
Arkansas Democrat
Elementaly
Board of Education
Thomas Silliman
Calvin Wacker
Emmitsburg
Robert McNair
Gettysburg
Trey
Whittle
Man
God
Ali
Office of Information and Public Affairs
Store Story
Merritt W. Briggs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William G. Roesster
Route 6
Frederick, Or
Cat
Monument
James F. Drawdy
Lenox
Marvin P. Kahl
Indianapolis
Ind
Cecil L. Beans
Waynesboro
Bill Sanders
Sam Marrone
Caldonia Park
Leonard Appleby
MG Sports
Foreign Car Auto Show Limited
Hagers_ town
Mary Esther Rippcon
Florida
John Sterner
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Sterner
Evelyn McQuilen
Ocean City
Ernest
Studebaker
Chief Chemical Officer
Betty Horner
Eugene Dorsey
Burton Kephart
Jean
Arlington, Va
Charles B. Kephart
Hatley
Robert F. Sherald
Annapolis
Eugene Gardner
Baltimore
Farm Youth Exchange
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