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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 26, 1957

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Reciprocity Clash With Red China Regime

The Peiping regime called for a reciprocal exchange of reporters with the United States as Washington rejected any deal to admit Chinese journalists. Secretary of State Dulles reiterated the iron bound policy against Americans traveling to Red China despite pressure from press and Congress. The United States maintains it will not fund or bargain away access for American newsmen to the mainland.

Washington Aut China United States State Department Perpina Dulles U. S Red China State ‘Department Peiging Congress Peiping China News Agency Tokyo

Fragmented 1852 Frederick News Item Mentions Gates Visit

A brief Frederick newspaper fragment notes the Navy Secretary Thomas S. Gates visiting for a discussion and a mass meeting. It mentions American reporters in Communist China, debate over access, and possible arrangements for press exchange with the Chinese Reds.

JHE Frederick Secretary of the Navy Thomas S. Gates Gates Ican Red China China

Spirit Healing Talk At Jehovah’s Witnesses Assembly

Baltimore August 2 The chief executive director of Jehovah's Witnesses spoke at a five day meeting. He warned that failure to heal signifies world death and urged prayer as a safeguard against overconfidence citing the Titanic disaster as an example.

Baltimore Jehovah's Witnesses Nathan H. Knaorr Karl F. Kleig

Perryville Protests Bainbridge Trenchment Plan

A Perryville protest meeting in Harford County condemns the Navy move to end male recruit training at Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Speakers include former Senator Millard E. Tydings, J W Calary, Comptroller J Millard Tawes, and Senate President Louis Goldstein. The note calls Tydings an old friend of the counties as Bainbridge trims personnel from 12000 to 4500.

Perryville Millard E. Tydings Navy Bainbridge Naval Training Center J. W. Calary Tydings Senate Armed Services Committee Calary Harford Cecil Counties State J. Millard Tawes Senate Louis Goldstein Calvert Bainbridge Cecil Alarford Counties

Firemen Busy Over Weekend In Frederick County

Walkersville Fire Company and several district departments fought a series of fires Saturday. A barn fire at the Elmer Halfman farm near Lewistown prompted a New Midway call for assistance as wind fanned embers into dry fields. Driver David Ramsburg helped relay water and refuel tasks after delivering water to a farmer.

Rederick County Sestem Walkersville New Midway Fire Company Elmer Halfman Lewistown New Midway David Ramsburg Walkersville Company Spots Walter Ramsburg Fountain Rock

Brush and car fires report across Frederick area

Fire crews battled multiple brush fires in Walkersville and Mt Airy, with flames threatening property on the Arthur Crim farm and Hahn’s car. Injuries were not reported as crews extinguished fires, while a separate collision on East South Street caused minor damage. Princess Grace baby rumor noted by The Sun.

Automobille Dadly Durned Independents Mt Airy Airy New Market Myersville Harmony Easil Frederick City East South Street Hamilton Avenue James Dale Phillip Parsons W. Va Charles Clarence Bliss Jeffersonville Indiana Phillip West Virginia

Ford introduces wagon with big V-8 and six-foot‑tall seating

Ford showcases a wagon version with the largest V-8 option and room for nine tall passengers in sedan like comfort. The model features foam‑rubber front seats and Ford’s automatic variable‑rate rear springs for a smooth ride regardless of load. Sculptured Styling promotes it as America’s best selling wagon.

Ford America

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