New Mail Plan Called Success in Pennsylvania
Congressman Walter Stauffer announces a pilot post office plan in central and western Pennsylvania has sped up mail delivery. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield reports improved service and up to 24 hour reductions in delivery times, with direct pouches reducing rehandling and faster business mail and newspaper deliveries from New York and Philadelphia.
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Walter Stauffer
Pennsylvania
Arthur E. Summerfield
Stauffer
Waikiesville
York
Adams
Cumberland
York Counties
Congress
Eisenhower
Adams County
Bartlefield
Gettysburg
Summerfield
Harrisburg
Jone
York County
New York
Philadelphia
Ramparts Still Manned as US Withdraws From Japan
The United States and Japan announce gradual withdrawal of ground combat troops from Japan while preserving a strong presence. A new pentomic division will go to Korea, with Air Force and Marine units remaining in Japan and Okinawa base kept indefinitely. Peiping and Moscow may see changes as tactical, not retreat.
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United States
Japan
Eisenhower
Kishi
Korea
Far East
Okinawa
Peiping
Moscow
U. S
Pacific
Gift For Children's Aid Should Go To Community Chest
Letter from E Eugene Thomas Jr president of the Children's Aid Society of Frederick County states it has no ties to the Maryland Children's Aid Society, withdrew in 1953, and urges local contributions through the Frederick County Community Chest. The note warns letters to solicit Maryland aid are not benefiting Frederick County and dates Aug 7, 1957.
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Frederick County
Community Chest
Maryland Society
Children’s Aid Society of
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Maryland
Maryland Children's ‘Aid Society
Community Chest of
E. Eugene Thomas, JR
Board of Managers
Fort Detrick Welcomes New Officer Grothaus
Fifty years ago notes salute Donald G. Grothaus as he assumes command at Fort Detrick Frederick. The column lauds his military experience in the Army Air Force and leadership at Rocky Mountain Arsenal, praising his resourcefulness and management skill. A brief item also mentions Captain Joseph Griffin correcting an Army caption and references local social events and school scholarship notices.
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Fort Detrick
Frederick
Toose
Donald G. Grothaus
Detrick
Johan J. Hayes
Arena War College
U.S. Army
Frederik
Army Air Force
Grothaus
honestiS_ army
A. P. Hill
Port Royal
Niemoeller Delivers Ocean City Sermon
Pastor Martin Niemoeller spoke to about 3500 in Ocean City at Atlantic Methodist Church. The 65 year old Lutheran ref urged that world revolution tests the church and warned against complacency as global shocks ripple through society. He recalled his WWI imprisonment in Germany for opposing Fascism and emphasized the church’s role in a rapidly changing world. The sermon reflected on duty, mercy, and the need for steadfast faith amidst upheaval.
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Ocean City
Martin Niemoeller
Atlantic Methodist Church
Orean Side Resort
Niemoeiler
Westphalia
Germany
Obvious cause of Eisenhower troubles overlooked
Lawrence news weighs Democratic strategy to frame President Eisenhower as lax and inactive. It notes Republicans’ wartime credentials and contrasts White House duties with GOP political aims to discredit him through publicity and claims of illness and laziness.
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Congress
White House
FDR
Ske
Ike
Fort Detrick News Side Glances Highlights August 1957
Fort Detrick news briefs cover guest speaker Bernard Rosen directing the Federal Incentive Awards Program, Manpower Utilization talk, and social events at the Officers Open Mess. Also noted are a Fort Detrick Nursery School application, a tractor accident, a Scout troop encampment at Port Royal, and community notices including picnics, reunions, and welcome/farewell arrangements for military and civilian staff.
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Bernard Josen
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Fort Detrick
Mess. Rosen
Arthur S. Fleming
Universitie
Husky Park
Alabama
Joseph Lebbert
Stan
Carroll
Hospital notices from Frederick and Baltimore list patients
Among The Sick notes several residents at Frederick Memorial and University Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment. Mrs Harry Pettingall of East Seventh Street is also listed as a patient at Frederick Memorial for observation and treatment. Master Gary Stockman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stockman of West South Street, is reported recovering satisfactorily after surgery at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Ruby Nash of near Liberty Town was found unconscious Tuesday afternoon and taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital, suspected heart attack, reported in grave condition.
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Vorman
Etzier
Carroll Parkway
University Hospital
Baltimore
Harry Pettingall
East Seventh Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gary Stockman
Charles ¥. Stockman
West South Street
iFrederick Memorial Hospital
Ruby Nash
Liberty
Booster Day Weekend Observed by DeMolay Frederick
DeMolay Frederick Chapter held Booster Day Weekend on August 2 to 4. Activities included a swimming party at Braddock Heights Pool, a wiener roast in the park, a summer dance with Bob Kersey's orchestra at Bradstock Heights pavilion, and a church service at Evangelical Lutheran. Attendees included Miss Marina Boone with escort William M. Moore Jr. and others. A Heart of Maryland League game at Husky Park followed by a Mt Carmel church picnic capped the weekend.
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Braddock Heights
Bradstock Heights
Bob Kersey
Marina Boone
William M. Moore
Doris Jean Lee
James Fox
Patsy Reynolds
Meredith H. Alexander
William M. Moore Sr
Murray- Fox
Meredith H. Alexander Sr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. Edward Fisher
Gettysburg College
William B. Moore Jr
Brooke Green
Husky Park
Harmony
DeMoley
Heart of Maryland League
Mothers Circles
Mt Carmel
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago In The News Column August 9 1937
Lightning caused about 15000 dollars damage to a brick bank barn on Harveys Milier farm one mile southeast of Em mishurz. A lightning strike also hit a hay barracks on Luther Leatherman’s farm near Lewis town destroying eight loads of wheat. Three Pennsylvania residents were injured when a car skidded on a wet road and hit a telephone pole on U.S. 15 near Mt. St. Marys College. The August heat wave persisted with temperatures in the nineties for the sixth straight day. John A. Shires presided as Frederick Rotary Club officers attended a district Rotarian assembly at Shippensburg State Teachers College.
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Harveys Milier
Emmishurz
Luther Leatherman
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
U.S. 15
Mt. St. Mary's College
Ir. John A. Shires
C. Cyril Klein
J. Walker Carty
Frederick
Fined 25 for parking overtime on city meters
A Cumberland man at the local radio station, George Keely, was fined 25 in Trial Magistrate court for parking overtime. Charges covered April 11, May 28, and July 1. Keely paid the fine after magistrate H Reese Shoemaker imposed SIM fines for the first two and 5 for the later charge. Gilbert Monroe Bowie was found guilty of assault and battery on Betty Jane Bowie with a 90 day suspended sentence after testimony of a threat to shoot with a shotgun. Forfeiting collateral was Meredith Lee Stine cited for no operator's license with 1145.
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Cumberland
George Keely
Dekiel Swomley
H. Reese Shoemaker
Keely
Gilbert Monroe Bowie
West All Saints Street
Baterty
Betty Jane Bowie
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Corn Products Refining Company
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University of North Carolina
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Raymond C. Burnette
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National Federation of Federal
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Don Weddie
Kit Nelson
Robert Connell
Columbus
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Raymond Strube
Canada
Ed Pease
Beach Haven
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