McElroy Named to Succeed Wilson as Defense Chief
Washington notes that Xell McElroy called one of the ablest businessmen in the country faces congressional scrutiny over conflicts of interest tied to Procter and Gamble holdings. The piece argues that past disclosures of stock sales by Wilson and McElroy show hypocrisy in anti conflict zeal and questions the need for self policing by Congress while highlighting Ross case findings.
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Washington
Procter and Gamble
Xell McElroy
Charles E. Witson
Sec‘vetsry
Ms. McElroy
Fnluid Suafie Ent
McElroy
Senate
Proctor and Gambler
Martin Durkin
Hook
O Wilson
General ‘Motors
Wilson
Charlie Wilson
Neil McElroy
Congress
House of Representatives
Robert Tripp Ross
Defense
Defense Department
Rossi
Department
Jet Defense
Bu Ness
Lony
Ross
Militares
Mr. Ross
Business Organi Ization
Siege Socee Wheels Ss aévance by gat Mace SH
The News lists rates and terms for advertising, including a front page note about wheel sieges and a table of charges. It mentions months and prices such as 1.50 and 3.00, with percentages and durations, and references Frederick Maryland postal handling and printing matters.
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THE
Frederick
Mooth
Sear
Emeres
Fred Exch
Merit in Item Veto and Taxation Debate
A historical discussion traces early efforts to grant the president an item veto in particular bills while safeguarding overall budgets. It notes repeated failures, cites log rolling in omnibus appropriations, and argues the practice undermines merit, inflates taxes, and fosters mutual favors among lawmakers.
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Zeiz
Moves Is Despite Jeers Of Neighbors
LEVITYOWN PA A Negro family moved into an all white community under police protection. About 230 protesters gathered as rocks were hurled and a trooper and a photographer were struck. One man arrested for disorderly conduct. State Police warned residents to return to their homes.
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Levityown
William J. Myers
Myers
J. M. Wicker
Fellowship Meeting of Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship
The Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship met at Fare Cline’s home on Aug 15 with 14 members. Edwin Stull explained each part of the Lord’s Prayer. Members voted to repaint the gate at Miller’s picnic woods and will sell 75 boxes of Christmas cards. Refreshments were served by Hiss Cline.
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Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Fare Cline
Edwin Stull
Miller's Picnic Woods
Hiss Cline
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The News August 20 1907
Fifty Years Ago notes report robbers visiting near Braddock stealing corn from Henry Hett and scaring off others. John Hartman wins Mt St Marys College slate contract needing about three carloads of slate. Aldermen hold special meeting over steam engine on the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg railway track seen as franchise violation with William P Maulsby and City Attorney Smith present.
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John Hartman
Mt. St. Mary's College
Board of Aldermen
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
William P. Maulsby
Smith
Frederick editor discusses plumbing code and local incidents
Twenty Years Ago items note Edward Mobley as inspector, city hall meeting on plumbing code, a reckless driver striking cows and injuring several, a tar truck explosion at West Fifth and Bentz, and Alfred McEwen in New York planning to write histories of diamonds. The column reflects August 20, 1937 events.
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Edward
Mobley
New York
Alfred McEwen
Frederick
Pee
Ox Fibre Brush
Senate Cloakroom Seeks Constellation Veterans for Ceremony
Senate Cloakroom members urge veterans and relatives of sailors to step forward for Constellation Day on September 7 at Pier 4 Baltimore. A presidential proclamation bill for Constellation Day is before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Baltimore
Maryland
List
Samuel
Joseph Sterrett
Navy
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
ASM
Pier 4
Constellation Committee
Baltimore 2
Buhrman Reunion Highlights Thurmont Event
The Buhrman family reunion was held August 11 at Cunningham Falls near Thurmont with about two hundred attendees. Elden E. Buhrman traced clan history to the early 1800s and officers were elected including Edith Buhrman Finch president and Elden Buhrman historian. The 1958 reunion date was set for the second Sunday in August with prizes for oldest lady and man, longest married couple, and other categories.
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Elden Buhrman
Roger Dale Buhrman
Frank Kuhn
Earl Pryor
Mary
Ruth McPherson
Prizpo Ot
Elaborate wedding list marks community event in Middletown
Attendants included Evelyn Stine of Jefferson and Arthur Stine, Archie Buhrman and Wayne Poffinberger, plus many Buhrman and related families. The couple, a Fredrick High School graduate and a Midlletown High alumnus, married August 13 in St Pauls Church parsonage and plan a Philadelphia New York Buffalo Toronto tour before settling on East Fifth street.
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Wb Gas Eh
Elsie Buhrman
Clarice Buhrman Skinner
Theodore Buhrman
Earl Pryor
Merley Pryor
Lester Smith
Frank Kuhn
iBirs
Harry Swope
Richard Kuhn
John Eccard
Jack Kuhn
Land Family
Herman
Blickenstaff
J Arlene
Jill
Bonnie Lou Kuhn
Victor P. Buhrman
Victor W. Buhrman
and Airs
Lester K. Bittner
Sheridan ‘Gladhill
Lee
Harry O. Miller
Dougie
Vernon Buhrman
Guy Buhrman
Relph Buhrman
William Buhrman
Earl Buhrman
Elmer Buhrman
Grover Buhrman
Joseph Buhrman
Howard Buhrman
Margaret Hessong
Frank Enghart
Esther McPherson
Ruth
Mary
Harold McPherson
Raymond Buhrman
Richard Buhrman
Robert Buhrman
Wilsel
Jerry Smith
Peewee Weeeweeey
Warren Barton
Evelyn
Ily
Thomas Finch
Stine
Jefferson and
Arthur
Archie Buhrman
Wayne Poffinberger
Boonsboro
Air
Leaster
Hurley
Schroyer
Buhrman
Georgeiding
McCarty
John Mulcorsage
Donaldsbaby
Miss Stine
John Buhrman Jr
Eli
Olive Page
Brown
Raymond
Fred‘Pryor
Margaret Hershberger
Wilerick High School
Sam Minnick
Dana Bartholow
B.jm
Mid
H. McCarty
Elbert Gross
Navy
Joseph Grossnickle
Middletown
Virginia
East Lountrymen
Church Street
Frederick
Philadelphia
New York
Buffalo J
Foronto
Canada
East
Fifth Street
Fled Nazis Doctor Now Practices Here in Rockville
Dr. Gerald Schipper born in England of Dutch parents and trained at the University of Amsterdam after Nazi occupation began his medical studies. A dermatologist and allergy expert, he opened offices in Rockville and, urged by local doctors, also practices part time in nearby city. He fled with the underground through Belgium to France, aided Allied flyers, and worked with the Maquis. He later studied at Johns Hopkins on a Rockefeller Fellowship and married an American. they live on a farm in Spring Lake Park near Rockville with four children.
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England
University of Amsterdam
Rockville
Johns Hopkins Univers
Rockefeller
District of Columbia
Schipper
Spring Lake Park
Gert
Lorzon
Holland
Wasence Wes
Wasence Wes Eeeerereree
Bel Gerontologsy
National ‘Cause
Germany
Belgium
France
Bauy Uspaca
Gestapo
Het Parool
OE Youth For
Moscow
London
Jand
Dei
Kremlin
Lof
NIH
Feller Foundation
United States
Baltimore
China
Bulgaria
John Hopkins University
Pies
California
Martha Jane Taylor
Ball
Peiping
Munist
Department of State
U.S
Aging Heart Study Highlights Shift in Blood Flow
The article discusses how aging affects heart work and blood vessel resistance. It notes that resistance to flow increases with age, reducing the energy available to propel blood, and that the older heart is less efficient. It also mentions implications for health and retirement planning, with references to studies and international travel by Ray Henry.
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Heart Institute
Aeda
Acte
Martin Brandfonbrender
Nathan Shock
Ray Henry
Jolder Manyo
Ak Tatu Vcann
Questions And Answers Among The Sick In Frederick
A column lists local hospital admissions and medical updates from Middletown and Frederick. Barry Poffinberger and Jeff Bradshaw recoveries follow tonsillectomies, while Elizabeth Norris and Clara Norris return home after adenoid removal. Other patients include James Notinagie and a boy from Carroll Park Hospital. Local property transfers include Wimbledon champion Althea Gibson deeds and a 60 acre stretch on Cemetery Road, with prices and buyers noted.
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Barry Polfmberger
R. LeRoy Poffinberger
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jeff Bradshaw
Now
Etzler
Carroll Parkwar
University Hospital
Baltimore
James Franklin
Franklin Notinagie
Third Street
Frederick Memoria
Althea Gibson
New York Negress
Miss Gibson
Thomas Edward Clark
Alden E. Fisher
Wimbledon
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Cemetery Road
Frederick
United
Farmers Cooperative Association
Nor
Snook
Tripoli
Confederate States
Hamilton Homes Inc
Raymond C. Lora
The Ingredients of Conspiracy by Sen Butler
Senator Butler warns of a powerful Russian conspiracy to destroy freedom. He cites Boris Morfros and Kremlin tactics to disarm minds and promote peaceful communism. He cites the World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow as propaganda to sway delegates from 120 nations.
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Sen
J. Marshall Butler
Washington
Boris Morfros
U. S
Kremlin
Free World
World Festival of Youth
Students For Peace and Friendship
Moscow
Brothers in service from Jefferson area families
Mr and Mrs Clarence Trail near Jefferson report two sons serving now. Glenn L Trail reenlisted for four years in the Air Force after three years Army and is stationed at Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. His brother Sgt Edward Lee Trail is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina.
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Clarence Trail
Jefferson
Glenn ‘L. Trail
Army
Air Force
Pittsburgh
Sgt
Edward Lee Trail
Fort Bragg
N.C
Dr Schipper a Baltimore-born physician and Air Force derm specialist
Dr Schipper recovered 5000 American cigarettes real coffee and goods from a trip. He studied at Johns Hopkins, discovered pasteureliosis as a cause of shipping fever, and earned a public health master’s degree in 1946. After wartime service, he moved to private dermatology, became a U.S. citizen in 1949, and joined the Air Force in 1952 rising to chief of dermatology and allergy care for the service in the Washington area. He treated Pentagon and nearby bases, traveling widely for the Air Force.
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Schipper
John Hopkins
Baltimore
Jahns Hopkins
Ibecame
United States
J Air Force
U. S
Europe
Air Force
Washington Area
Pentagon
Andrews Air Base
Bolling Field
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