Iowa and Western States Open Farms to Soviet Delegation
A Soviet agricultural delegation gained vast knowledge from Iowa and other Western states opening farms and processes. They plan hybrid corn and poultry expansion, cattle feeding improvements, machinery and tractor use expansion, sorghum for stock feed, and TV guided farming, aiming to raise Russian living standards. Glass tire tech and India sourcing Russian steel also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Soviet Union
Tho
Siberia
Russia
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago items recount odd moments and near misses from August 1905. A Mr Clayton Hildebrand crushed a large rat to death after it crawled over him on Bucklystown Pike. Two 12 year old boys Ernest Swope and Ernest Numberger nearly drowned in the Potomac near Knoxville after their boat capsized while attempting to reach the falls. Frederick W. Obender Fer of East Patrick Street gifted an iron bedstead, mattress, and springs to the United Steam Engine Company keeper for the horse era. Frederick County’s Annual Teachers Institute will convene next Monday to Wednesday at the City Opera House under State Superintendent M. B. Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hildebrand
Bucklystown
Ernest Swope
Ernest Numberger
Potomac River
Knoxville
Frederick W. Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
United Steam Engine Company
Teachers Institute of
Frederick County
City Opera House
M. B. Stephens
State Superintendent of Education
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columne Of The News
The column notes Dr E C Refauver health officer says no alarm over typhoid cases in Frederick County about six cases reported. Frederick fair dates October 6 3 10 and 11 planned as largest ever. Norman Trump recalls plane crash near Gettysburg Pa. Special election within 30 days to approve a 550000 sewerage bond. Mayor Lloyd Culler announces tax rate 195 cents on real and personal property and 1 cent on securities at Winchester Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Refauver
Frederick County
Frederick's Fair
Board of Managers
Norman, Trump
George Forney
Gettysburg
Frederick
Lloyd C. Culler
Winchester Hall
Blind workers outshine sighted staff in Chicago toy firm
HAL BOY New York report highlights Joe Heller who runs Kil-Craft Corp in Chicago with 96 percent of his 100 to 150 employees fully or partially blind. He notes higher efficiency, zero absenteeism, safety record, and rising output from training blind workers for tool sets and chemistry kits. He stresses that blind workers are loyal, focused, and capable, urging more firms to hire them. Also mentions Gloria Swanson to star in an Italian Nero family life satire to shoot in Oct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boy
New York
Joe Heller
Heller
Chicago
Rome
Gloria Swanson
Italy
Miss Swanson
Vides Productions
Nero
Weekend Fights and Pro Football Results Report
Weekend AP report from Goteborg Sweden notes Ingemar Jo hannsson of Sweden defeats Hein Ten Hoff of Germany. Weekend exhbition shows Pro Football scores Pittsburgh 16 Green Bay 14 San Francisco 17 Cleveland 14 Chicago 17 Detroit 16 Los Angeles 23 New York 17 in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Goteborg
Sweden
Ingemar Johannsson
Hein Ten Hoff
Germany
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago Cards
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
New Army Reserve Enlistment Options Published for Young Men
Recent legislation outlines multiple Army Reserve enlistment types for Frederick men facing the draft under the 1955 Reserve Forces Act. Options include six or eight year terms with varying active duty and reserve obligations, plus provisions for those already on active duty or awaiting training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Army
Reserve Forces
Army Reserve
Ready Reserve
Army Reeserve
Armed Forces Reserve Act
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Braddock Area
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for numerous property sales. Nellie M. Winchester sold to G. and Mrs Frederick Kuder a Braddock area tract >10 acres with improvements for about 19500 dollars. Charles Alderton bought at 501 Grant Place for around 19004 dollars. Wayne Farmer sold to Earl and Bachiel Winters a Maersville property for about 1290 dollars. Warren A. Twenter sold to Paul and Mrs Wilken Santh on the east side of Sellow Sprain Hamburg road in Tuscariets for about 12000 dollars. Fred H. Lewis sold to William and Mrs Warner at Mill Road for about 150 dollars. Victor N. Stitz sold to Laura V. Lev at 338 Mary for around 10000 dollars. W. Spurrier sold to Howard N. Weiner at Park Avenue Brunswick for about 6500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Winchester
G. Frederick Kuder
Shankstown High Enobh
Braddock
Ariel
Stamips Catoctin Fatates, Inc
Airs Charles Alderton
Mroo
Wayne Farmer
Earl Winters Bachiell
Maersville
Myr
Warold
Paul Wilken Santh
Sellow Sprain Hamburg Road
Tuscar Tiet
Inspection Teams in Korea to Be Cut and Likely Dissolved
The United Nations Command agreed to reduce the four nation inspection teams in Korea and seek dissolution of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission. The plan would close four ports of entry, halve team sizes from 12 to 14 men, and maintain representation from Sweden Switzerland and the Communist bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
UNC
U.S
Harlan C. Parks
Parks
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
U.N
North Korea
Syngman Rhee
State Dulles
United States
South Korea
Kang-nung
Kunsan
Chongjin
Hungnam
Optimist Breakfast Club hears Coca Cola manager on salesmanship
A representative group of royal business and professional men, members of the newly organized Breakfast Optimist club, heard Charles K. Taylor, Coca Cola Company manager and Keedysville mayor, speak on salesmanship at the Francis Scoll Key Hotel. He said prosperity is built by salesmen and outlined ten words for good salesmanship. The talk touched on overcoming fear and branching into related needs, with remarks from club officials and guests. The next meeting is set for September 12 with a field man from Optimist to assist with organization points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Business
Breakfast Optimist Club
Francis Scoll Key Hotel
Charles K. Taylor
Taylor
Coca Cola Company
Keedysville
Mr. Tayntor
Harry J. Patton
Evening Optimist Club
C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International
Edward J. Daugherty
James A. Grove
Optimist
Sick Mrs Hyatt Returns Home In Satisfactory Condition
Mrs Mary J Hyatt of Mountain Dale who had been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital returned home Saturday in satisfactory condition. Robert Peace of Carroll Parkway has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy last Tuesday. Paul F Wireman near Thurmont, seriously injured in a car crash near Thurmont, is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Herman Long salesman for Canyon Tobacco Company underwent major surgery on August 26 at Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore. Richard E F Zimmerman local attorney at law recuperating from surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and expects to return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary JL. Hyatt
Mountaindale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Peace
G. Horton Peace
Carroll Parkway
Paul F. Wireman
Thurmont
Herman Long
Canyon Tobacco Company
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Richard EF. Zimmerman
Atlaw
One Acquitted Many Forfeit Collateral
In Trial Magistrate's Court Guilford L Krepps of West Seventh Street was found not guilty of operating a commercial vehicle in excess of 40 mph after the speedometer on his truck was found 12 miles slow. Collateral forfeitures listed include multiple drivers cited for speeding and other violations across Lewistown and nearby counties, with amounts ranging from 6.45 to 136.45 dollars. All fines cited by Trooper Alan D. Martin and officers including J. W. Hardy and E. Baum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Guilford L. Krepps
West Seventh Street
Tfc J. W. Hardy
Franklin A. Shireman Jr
Harrisburg
Lewistown
Opal P. Phelps
Lite Rock
Ark
Harris N. Brodie
Hares R. Stater
Alan D. Martin
Marshalll. Hackey Sr
Monrovia
U. S. 15 South
E. L. Baum
DeWayne E. Elgin
Edderton
Joanne Giels
Des Plaines
U.S. 15
MD. 26
Bernard V. Lukenich
Baltimore
U. S. 40
William A. Hess
Marion S Ridgley
South Market Street
Louis R. Tipkins
U.S.40
George W.arthur
Wildwood
U. S. 40 West
Charles M. Snyder
Leesburg
Don R. Aiken
St Joseph
Mich
John
E. Warneck
Biggs Avenue
Darrell Robinson
Wheeling W. Va
U. 40 West
Tfc Hardy
Local Personal News and Birth Notices
Mr and Mrs Charles Burkett have returned from a motor trip to Niagara Falls and the northern states. Mrs Charles Brosius is visiting Montrose Pa. Dr and Mrs G L Thomas Jr visiting their parents in Montrose Pa. Summers family and Richards Summers returned from Irving Tex visiting Ira Looney and daughter Mrs Looney. Melvin Heim announces birth of son Larry Wayne at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Aug 24. Robert Remus and PatriciaWibbs welcomed a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Cpl Ronald E Fox and Patsy Sandower announce birth of son David Alvin at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds eight ounces. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kehne and children Janice and Darrel returned from a three weeks trip to Denver Colo and other stops including Boystown Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burkett
Niagara Falls
Canada
Charles Brosius
G. L. Thomas
Montrose, Pa
G. Leicester Thomas Jr
Lilypens
Montrose Pa
John E. Summers
North Market Street
Richards
Summers
Knoxville
Irving
Tex
Ira Looney
Looney
Katherine Summers
Frederick
Melvin Heim
Seminole Road
Monocay Village
Larry Wayne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Heim
Kathleen Stull
Robert Remus
Remus
Patricia Wiobbs
Charles S. Hobbs
Magnolia Avenue
Ronald E. Fox
East Fourth Street
David Alvin
Nic
Fox
Patsy Sandower
This City
Myr
Joseph Kehne
Janice
Darrel
Liamsville
Denver
Colo
Kehne
Ernest Kehne
Daisy Bingham
Boystown
Omaha
Neb
Farm Talent Contest At High School Sept 10
Southern States farm talent contest will be held at Frederick Wish School on September 10 at p m with a Osh fry scheduled at 6 50 ypm. Arthur G Esworthy and Albert F Ridgley have charge of tickets. The contest is sponsored by Frederick Cooperative and Frederick Cooperative Petroleum. Norman Lease will be chairman and Rev G R Platt will give the invocation. Bill Richardson of Richmond Va will lead the singing. Cooperative director nominees are Russell Sibe Andrew Baughman George Ray Bowers Teiischel Boxer. Petroleum Cooperative director candidates are Edgar Leatherman Maynard Harn William Moxley James Brown ell. Advisory committee nominees are Mrs Joseph Hemp Mrs 4 Uriah Lawson Mrs II Monroe West Mrs Norman Lease Mrs Ernest Spangler and Mrs Earl Nusbaum. Retiring board and committee members are Lee Dowd Jesse Clay FM White Norman Lease Mr Roger Delauter and Mrs David Lee West. The Clark's crow is a gray and white bird with black trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States
Frederick Wish School
Arthur G. Esworthy
Albert F. Ridgley
Frederick Cooperative
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Norman Lease
G. FR. Platt
Bill Richardson
Richmond
Russell Siibe
Andrew Baughman
George Ray Bowers
Tleischel
Boxer
Petroleum Cooperative
Edgar Leatherman
Maynard Harn
William Moxley
James Brown
Ell
Joseph Hemp
Uriah Lawson
Monroe West
Ernest Spangler
Earl Nusbaum
Lee Dowd
Jesse Clay
F M White
Norman, Lease
Roger Delauter
David Lee West
Security drive against communist conspiracy warned
President Eisenhower told the American Bar Association that an international political machine operates within sovereign nations to subvert politics and ideology. He urged stronger security measures to protect against Soviet methods, noting the Pentagon's secrets and the need to educate Americans on why security is essential. Vice President Nixon defended congressional investigations as vital to exposing communist activity and upholding the law, arguing courts and FBI alone cannot fully address such conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Eisenhower
United States
American Bar Associationo
Philadelphia
Pentagor
Fund For
Republic
Ford Foundation
Oppenheimer
Tron Curtain
Alger Hiss
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hiss
Nixon
Alser Hiss
American Bar Association
Congressional
FBI
Eaperis
Woodrow Wilson
Executive
America
Iattie
Soviet Russia
Congress
Communist Party
McCarthy
Side Glances on MacCarthyites and Subcommittee Tactics
The piece accuses MacCarthyites of cherry picking official proceedings to belittle security measures and to misrepresent U S policy. It claims such tactics widen gaps between Dulles and the President and foster appeasement fears. The subcommittee meeting is described as exploratory, not final, serving to gauge Big Four thinking and report back to governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Disarmament Talks Test U S Russian Patience at UN Subcommittee
The United States and Russia open formal disarmament talks in a U N subcommittee with Britain France and Canada observing. A Geneva meeting looms on October 27 as both sides weigh concessions and the aerial inspection plan proposed by Eisenhower. The Senate must approve any disarmament and inspection agreement, and Moscow has yet to respond to aerial inspection ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Russia
Geneva
United Nations
Britain
France
Canada
Eisenhower
Senate
Court Order Halls City Property Sale
Court order halts a city property sale after claimants allege misrepresentation about sewerage connections and uninstalled plumbing. Trustee inaction, missed payments since February, and a June contact with city officials precede bids set for August 30. Judge Schnauffer grants temporary restraint pending bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls City Property Sale
Schnauffer
Five Peace Roadblocks Nixon Cites For Soviet Blockade
Vice President Nixon told the Veterans of Foreign Wars there are five roadblocks blocking world peace. He cited division of Germany, arms race and fear of attack, the Berlin wall, colonial status of Soviet satellites, and Moscow directed subversion. He spoke at the VFW encampment in Boston. The Sault Ste. Marie Canal has handled 3.388 billion tons of freight since opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Nixon
Germany
Europe
Moscowi
VFW
Sault Ste. Mane Canal
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Madras
India
Columas OF the News
the News
Optimist Breakfast Club
The
Soviets
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