Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1956

Page

10

Uncertain Weather Drops and Frost Warned Across County

Cold air caused residents to bundle up as temperatures fell to near 48 degrees at night. Reports from the US Weather Bureau stations show lows around mid thirties in places like Unionville, with Gale conditions easing by dawn and highs expected to climb into the seventies later today.

U.S. Weather Bureau Peitee—Hesracks Nndtink Om. Limonsille Unionville Sind Gambrill Park

Smathers predicts Democrats may flip eight GOP Senate seats

In a bid to aid the party, Sen Smathers states Democrats have a good chance to defeat eight Republican incumbents, citing a favorable climate for several races. He highlights Richard Stengel over Dirksen and bets against Bush and Dufft in Conn and Pa as vulnerable, with West Virginia a guaranteed Democratic win. Also reports on a traffic incident and a fatality in Salem, plus varied local court entries.

Washington Sen Smathers Dfla Smathers Eae Ie Pees Das Senate Sen Schoeppel Ob Kalleds Campa Richard Stengel Sen. Dirksen R-Tu Bush R-Conn Duff Tr Thomas Dodd Philadelphia Joseph Clark Francis Case Young Rachel Calif Bender Butler West Virginia William (. Marland Chapman Resercomb Harley M. Kilgore Dwva

Final Vote On Church Union At Lancaster

Local religious leaders plan for a landmark union as the General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church meets in Lancaster Pa from August 31 to September 7. A vote on the planned union with the Congregational Christian Churches could create the United Church of Christ, uniting two traditions with roots in Germany Switzerland and Pilgrim ancestors. If approved, a constitutional draft will be prepared next summer, joining about 2.1 million members under a new, seventh-largest Protestant denomination.

Wall Hely General Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church Lancaster Pa Setones Congregational Christians Churette Frederick J. Ester Paul L Althouse Elmer J. Eshelman Congregational Christian Churches Omaha Neb Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ Evancelical and Reformed Church Myo America Svitzerland Foeland Pui Lans General Synod James K. Wagginer Cif Christ Tays i Wagner Lancaster

Convention Sidelights at the Republican National Convention

San Francisco delegates display Ike pins and blue tie slogans while fashion notes compare rhinestone jewelry to campaign regalia. A Nashville delegate, A V McLane, age 87, attends his 15th GOP convention, pacing with energy as younger Tennesseans admire him.

San Francisco James Milne A. V. McLane Nashville Tennessee McLane Slass Nob Hill Herbert Patrick Waynesboro

Eastern Shore votes loom large in Maryland Senate race

Maryland Democrats fret over Eastern Shore bloc influence in choosing a challenger to Republican incumbent John Marshall Butler. Rumors swirl of a possible dark horse candidate as Allegany and other counties back Mahoney or Birmingham. Shore leaders remain undecided as Willard E. Tydings illness and party infighting shape the contest.

Baltimore Eastern Shore Maryland LR. Senate John Marshall Butler Eastern Shore Committee Tidewater Inn Easton Sae Shore Dark Horse Michael J. Birmingham George P. Mahoney Herbert R. O'Conor Lous Goldstein Calvert County Allegany County Committee Mahoney Thomas B. Finan Sin Finan Allegany George P. Mahone Willard E. Tydings Birmingham D'Alesandro State Central Committee Prince Georges Firminaham Eamp Calvert Kent Queen Annes Montgomer Wicormico Fes Millard Tawes Cireles Hindi Tawes Govrnor John Jewell Kent County Ant Mahoney Emerson Maiitead Tydings Gebt Butler Arundel County Arundel Spotesman Old Guard New Guard

Nixon heads to bedside of ill father during convention

Vice President Richard M Nixon rushed to Whittier California to be with his critically ill father Frank Nixon age 77. The elder Nixon suffering stomach ulcers and artery trouble was hospitalized and bedridden awaiting further care. Nixon cut short his convention attendance in San Francisco where he was set to be renominated as vice president. Don Nixon accompanies him as they return toward Los Angeles.

San Francisco Richard M. Nixon Whittier Calif Los Angeles Nixon Don Frank Nixon Huband California Ohio Hannah Milhouse Edward Donald

Must Examine Heads Of Dogs With Rabies

Dr Forbes Burgess, county health officer, warns dogs suspected of rabies after biting a person should not be disposed of. He cites procedure to bait the dog, remove the head for laboratory examination, and keep the animal 14 days to test for the virus, noting the vaccine carries risks and timing is crucial. A child was bitten and the dog killed and buried, against official guidance.

Forbes Burgess Burgess Laboratory of Livestock Sanitary Service Oac

Equipment And Suez Plan Move On Despite Delays

Equipment for the Alpha Portland Cement site near Buckeystown is arriving by its own power for early ground work including kilns offices and quarry prep. British and American firms report self driven units and tied transport routes from Camp Hill Pa with more gear to follow. At Suez Canal talks 17 of 22 nations back Dulles plan for an international board to run the waterway under U N supervision while Egypt maintains control. India and the Soviet bloc prefer international advisors with Egyptian management and Spain seeks a mixed approach.

Buckeystown Alpha Portland Cement Company Oday S&ton New Jersey Gordon D. Tyler L. B. Smith Inc Elkridge Arnold Eh. Gisiliclsciet Aparornaice Euclid General Motors Camp Hill Menard Frederick County London Suez Canal Nasser Britain France United States India U.S State Dulles U. N Akbak Adi AGU Uote New Zealand Pakistan Iran Ethopia Turkey Denmark Norway Sweden Japan Italy West Germany Netherlands Portugal Soviet Union Ceylon Indonesia S V. K. Krishna Menon Spain Egypt

Harvests Make Good Progress

Maryland farmers report dry weather boosting field work and ongoing harvests. Cantalope and sweet corn volumes increase as canneries receive more fruit, while pests like beetles and armyworms rise to moderate levels. Washington County reports picking Rambam apples and Hale Haven peaches with alfalfa and pasture prep under way.

College Park Maryland Caroting Hale Haven Washington County

Five Burn To Death In Explosion And Fire

A gas explosion tore through a suburban Argo apartment injuring one adult and killing five children in a five room unit. The Davis family home was destroyed and fire crews contained the blaze within minutes, with interior damage centered in the two story brick building. The cause is listed as an explosion from a gas heater.

Chicago P.A Housime Project Jack Davis Argo Alice Mike Alien Jackin Rickey Davis Ofeoiais

Adlai Tax Cut Promise Draws Election Talk

Adlai Stevenson denounced tax cut pledges as election rhetoric while planning a nationwide tour to campaign against President Eisenhower’s tax policy. A contrasting note claimed the promises clash with fiscal restraint and public debt goals. Meanwhile local items included a traffic arrest on East Patrick street, a reckless driving charge on West All Sails street, and a fatal cow collision near Frostburg. A bomber overdue to Prestwick sparked searches as Fleet Way ferried aircraft from the United States to Scotland.

Libertyville Adilai Stevenson Tad AR Aevidy Pia Seokee Eisenhower John Baker Patrick Street Cits Palice West South Street Lt Posey Nisa Sted Grafton

Delegates from City Attend Democratic National Convention

Cleve F Abrecht and Edward J Stora served as delegates from the city at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago last week. After Stevenson’s nomination the Maryland delegation used unit rule to resolve remaining votes. Miss Marc Fitzabert Storm, juror in Kefauver campaign, wore a convention floor button for access. Abrecht flew to Chicago to observe the remainder of the contest as Wes Stop and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Pen REV accompanied Storm.

Cleve F. Abrecht Edward J. Stora Chicago Stotm Ax Stevenson Storm Maryland Hhe Beanie WY Retauver Storm Sam Marc Fitzabert Storm Ames Kefauyers Camipara Nbrecht Wes Stop Mary Elizabeth Pen Rev Vr Storm

Stassen Denied Chance to Speak at GOP Convention

At the Republican National Convention in San Francisco Harold E. Stassen faced objections blocking his bid to address the gathering. Senators Jenner and Martin joined in opposition, while Rep. Martin noted uncertainty over Stassen’s purpose. Nixon, seeking renomination, urged allowing Stassen to speak, but Stassen would need unanimous consent as he is not a delegate.

San Francisco Harold E. Stassen William Jenner Indiana Will Joseph W. Martin Jr Massachusetts Stassen Nixon Jenner Rep Martin Herter

Eisenhower To Be Named Late Today

Eisenhower poised to be renominated at the Republican centennial convention in San Francisco with Vice President Nixon likely to be his running mate. Stassen’s bid to unseat Nixon faces strong resistance as delegates back Nixon. Brownell expects no early running mate announcement.

San Francisco Eisenhower Nixon E. Stassen Stassen Mani- Eva SoUabhe Nixon N. John Bricker Ohio Herbert Brownell Jr Brownell Senate House Chiistian A. Herter Massachusetts Herter Goodwin J. Knight California Mary Tibbetts Knight ADC Barry Goldwater Arizima Kright Cottesler Avatar Nixon Knight

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hunt Ciaries Charles S. Harper Jr Balta Mure Derwood Ostough Balimore William J. Moore Aberdeen William & Stiples Lewistown Robert C. Saver Robert Collier Salver Spring Georae Hawkins Sperry Silena Marshall OSLY Jarrosalem Dsaavi Jordan Irael R. Church Congregational O. K Bert J. Cartwright Delht Afghanistan Coscueri New York Times Succes Illing & Sion Edmond J. Reason Times Fitzmaurice Wilmington Del Potomac Weverton Frederick J TATUM Raleigh N.C Earle Edlands North Carolina State Jim Tatum University of North Carolina Edwards Cornell Johnson High Point High Schoo Fuchard Nixon Ana Christian A. Herter Massachuetts San West Adlai van Hart Frederick Memorial Hospital Willam C. Jon Jr Frostburg EF. L. Baum Rowrer Lonton Scotland Prestwick Iceland Fleetway, Inc Burbask John F. Witehell Charles F. Murrain Haiee Westpath Street Raymond Parker Free Jr Helen S Wilson 14Th Street Howard Elberworth Couper Leo Payers Souder Bronewick Comebderaly GAN Francisco GOP Netcoal Leonard W. Hart Rensing Ro Eisenhower Lone Town Hesel
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication