Water and politics cross paths in Shigemitsu visit
In Washington for talks with Secretary Dulles, former wartime diplomat Mamoru Shigemitsu reflects on Japan's postwar shift from imperial expansion to peaceful cooperation. He hints at freeing war criminals, seeks recognition of Ryukyus and Bonins, and notes U S policy as a bulwark against communism. Also, county officials head to Ocean City for the State County Commissioners Association meeting and County Engineers meet with Roger Willard presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Washington
Dulles
United States
Shigemitsu
Britain
Ryukyus
Bonins
Far East
Weinel
Mehr
H. Ramsburg
Edward F. Holter
State County Commissioners Association
Ocean City
Roger H. Willard
County Engineers ‘Association of
State
Mr. Willard
Association
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from August 30 1905 note Baltimore investors from MESSRS SPEWART LEE and R H Pollack in Frederick for hotel plans. Frederick and Middle Town Electric Railway sold to unidentified new owners. James E Ingram Jr Frederick railroad president discussed franchise issues with Alderman Schell. Canning factories at peak season with long hours. Dedication of new bridge over Monocacy linking Frederick and Carroll counties with a marching band ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spewart Lee
R. H. Pollack
Baltimore
Frederick
Monocacy Valley
Monocacy
Carroll Counties
William Six’s
Ford
Double Pipe Creek Park
Twenty Years Ago Moms From The Corner Of The News
Twenty years ago in Broad Run parents expected to oppose closing their school and block bus transport to Middletown. Eight-year-old James Raymond Barnes found a Black Widow spider on a tobacco plant. A four room farm house near Harrisonville burned for unknown reasons. Frederick College property on Council street transferred to the C Burr Artz Library trustees to convert the old academy into a public library.
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Broad Run
Middletown
James Raymond Barnes
Raymond Barnes
Fountain Mills
William Baumgardner
Harrisonville
Mt Airy
Frederick College
Council Street
The
College
C. Burr
Deaths of Diehl Pryor and Dill in Maryland district
Obituaries from Middleburg Myersville and Hagerstown detail the deaths of Samuel E Diehl 87 of Middleburg Mary Ella Pryor 82 of Middlepoint and Emma Mae Dill 67 of Hagerstown. Funeral arrangements note services at Ridge Meeting House Grossnickie Church of the Brethren and Evangelical Lutheran and First Christian churches with interment at Ridge Mt Olivet and related funeral directors listed.
Funeral notices and burial details from area services
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Lee Forren near Walkersville were held at 11 30 Monday at a Walkersville funeral home with Rev H Kottler. interment in Glade cemetery. C E Cline and Son directed. Patricia L Kehne daughter of Dr and Mrs John H Kehne died Saturday. services in Frederick Street funeral home at 11 Monday. Rex Ralph A Gremman officiated. interment at Mount Oliver cemetery. Mig Annie Harris former Frederick resident died recently. services in West Chester Delaware. interment at Liven Hill kennel? cemetery. Gov Leader said Pennsylvania will lift the ban on professional boxing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkeee
Pitts Street
John C. Kolb
Adora Gilster Kolb
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Annie Elizabeth Yinger Kolb
Caroline Luck
Sabillasville
East Church Street
Eall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
M R Etchison
Anna Lee Forren
Walkersville
Kottler
Len Ramsburg
George Fhinkimeer
Elmer
Harvey Houck
Glade Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Patricia L. Kehne
John H. Kehne
Rex Ralph A. Gremman
Funeral Home
Mount Oliver Cemetery
C. E
Mig
Annie Harris
Frederck
West Chester
Del
Harris
Winnington Memorial Hospital
Delaware
Frederick
Ernest Harris
Marvin Keesey
Ima
Marcella Thompson
Nora Harris
Horace
Harry Snowden
William Snowden
Liven Hill
Kennett Square
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Falconer Brothers in Armed Forces Return Home
Three Falconer brothers of New Market are serving in the armed forces. Sgt Lucian K Falconer Jr enlisted in February 1953 and recently returned from Alaska. Pvt William C Falconer joined in January and trained at Camp Gordon Ga now with 71st Airborne at Herndon Va. Pvt Robert P Falconer enlisted in May and trained at Fort Jackson S C, then reported to Camp Gordon Ga with the Signal Corps after leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonsor
Lucian K. Falconer
New Market
Lucian K. Falconer Jr
Wildwood Station
Kenai
Alaska
Ing
William C. Falconer
Army
Camp Gordon
B. Battery
71St Airborne Guid
Robert P. Falconer
Fort Jackson
S.C
Signal Corps
Eaton Wilhide wedding at Thurmont church parsonage
Jenette V. Wilhide and Ira E. Eaton Jr. wed August 27 at Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Elmer R. Andrews officiating. Bride in nylon tulle plus Chantilly lace, veil with pearls, bouquet of white roses. reception on lawn. The couple, Thurmont High School graduates, plan to live in Creagerstown with Mr Eaton in carpentry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Wilhide
Thurmont
Union Bridge silo dig shows horizontal trench type method
A Union Bridge dairy demonstration showcased a horizontal trench type silo on the J Lee Flickinger farm sponsored by Western Maryland Dairies with University of Maryland co sponsorship. About seventy five witnesses saw the dirt bank silo built for self feeding. Also notes include local fire ambulance use, church activities, visitors, and a column on prison fare at a Columbia state facility reporting inmates fed in a supermarket style.
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Union Bridge
J Lee Flickinger
Western Maryland Dairies l
University of Maryland
Alban Tractor Company of
Baltimore
John Deitrich
Maryland
Ive Blark
Taylorsville
University Hospital
Chester Bill
Johnsvile-Middlehars
Ocean City
Chile
Tantiies
Lehigh Park
Gertrude Spurrier
Wise Audrey Diller
Wises Rama Robertson Balimore
Virs
Starr
William A. Starr
Monroe A. Starr
Connersville
Ind
George R. Start
Tts
Study on Typist Returns and Handedness Error Rates
A study estimates typists perform about 268000 carnet returns annually to recalibrate the left hand matrix. The report highlights handedness effects on typing efficiency and error correction workloads.
Rev William C Royal celebrates 70th birthday
Long section notes birthdays and family announcements. Rev William C Royal pastor emeritus of First Baptist marked his 70th birthday at 606 Rosemont avenue. Other items include trips, military service updates, newborns Kevin Scott Day and Debra Jean, birthday acknowledgments for Roger D Powell and Sam Eagle, and details of a Thurmont wedding Martha Yvonne Schildt to E Manford Snyder at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church with a reception and honeymoon to Atlantic City.
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William C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Rosemont Avenue
gRev. de
Raymond’ E. Wilhelm
Elm Street
Bellaire
Tex
Frederick H. Wilhelm
Air Force
Newfoundland
Wilhelm
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kessel W. Day Jr
Kemptown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kevin Scott Day
Gene F. Murphy
Fort Jackson
D. C
Ronald
Urbana
Fort Knox
U.S
V. AR
T. C
Roger D. Powell
Park Avenue
John A. Hansen Jr
University of Tennessee
Sam Eagle
Frederick County
Charles Brashears
Adamstown
Debra Jean
Leone Slatey
Yellow Springs Park
Sick residents return home from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick, Mrs Claude MH Droneburg returned home after nine days as a survival patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Gordon Greenawall left after a month as a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. County Agent Henry Ro Shtoe maker improves at home on Fairview Avenue. Mrs Anna Boxall, near Lime Kiln, is a surgical patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital room 407. Mr John C Hoffman near Adamstown had emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Harry W Miller, 411 Wo Patrick Street, is receiving treatment and surgery at Towns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Linda Lee Black, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Black, Labertstown, returned home after an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude MH. Droneburg
RFD
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon Greenawall
East Third Street
Henry Ro Shtoemaker
Fairview Avenue
Anna Boxall
Lime Kiln
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mulberry Building
John C. Hoffman
Adamstown
Harry W Miller
Patrick Street
Towns Hopkins Hospital
Lince Linda Lee Black
Gordon Black
Labertstown
Colts Face Redskins In Baltimore Tonight
The Baltimore Colts host the Washington Redskins at Memorial Stadium in a real NFL measure of the Colts. The Redskins, Baltimore’s near neighbors, have shown strength this exhibition season by beating Los Angeles 31 28 and losing to San Francisco 17 14. The article notes previous results and expectations for the current matchup. It also mentions Edwin Hoff and Monroe Pfouts traveling from Union Bridge to Fort Nelson for a Yukon hunting trip lasting about a month with caribou, sheep, goat, moose, and grizzly bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Cols
Memorial Stadium
Washington Redskins
Colts
Philadelpha
Fort Belvoir
Redskins
Los Angeles
Sam Francisco
Edwin Hoff
Westmaster
Monroe Pfoutznear
Dates For Shooting Wildfowl Announced By Interior Department
Washington announces state dates for migratory waterfowl hunting from October 1 to January 1 within a 70 day Atlantic flyway season. Daily bag limits set for ducks four with two in possession. mergansers limited to one hooded merganser daily and possession. Geese, coots, brant, and snipe have specified limits. Maryland Virginia and West Virginia seasons listed. Washington area no open season in DC. Also reports arrest: Rose Marie Burley charged with intent to kill her husband Francis Burley wounded in apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKay
Atlantic
Brant
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Wilson
Concert Assn Plans Campaign for Frederick area
Frederick Community Concert Association secretary Mrs H Albert Dean calls the renewal drive prompt and enthusiastic as subscribers renew from Ohio New Jersey and New York. The 19th year cooperative audience plan aims to raise 1000 subscriptions by September 26 through October 1 with four or five local concerts and free admission to several neighboring towns. Officers include Dr John Ramaley president and Mrs Dean secretary. New board members will be elected this fall with ballots mailed to last year’s members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
H. Albert Dean
Ohio
New Jersey
New York
Lartists
Gettysburg
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Winchester
Front Royal
Charles Town
W. Va
Shaw Chorale
Dean
Robert Shaw
Little Orchestra Society of
Rudolf Firkusny
Mariquta Moll
Frederick Community Concert Association
John D. Ramaley
Donald E. Leatherman
Charles C . Stull
Francis 8. Sappinton
Gloria and Gloria: U.S. tax on winnings noted
New York report on 12 year old speller Gloria Lockerman from Baltimore who won 16 dollars on The 64,000 Question. Story notes tax implications for a potential trust fund and the effect on her exemptions and deductions under 1955 rules. Also reports NLRB ruling banning employer demands for pre strike union approval at Borg Warner Wooster plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gloria Lockerman
Baltimore
U. S
Gloria
XLRB
Washington
National Labor Relations Board Today
NLRB
Wooster
Ohio
Borg- Warner Corp
CLO
United Auto Workers
Side Glances from Clarksburg Charge Churches
Social notes list hostesses for Rev Ammon and family on Sunday. Dixie Hood birthday observed. Frederick visitors Ralph Martz kinsey family and George Mariz. Lois Lancaster birthday August 21. Wilhide trip to see Weaver Kimble in August. Demonstration party hosted by Emory Edwards attended by several ladies. Thomp son announces birth of a daughter. Stephen Wantz birthday. Francis Dahler treated for walking pneumonia. Richard Wilhide injured arm from falling beam. Gussie Thing and son visiting Stella Marshall family returning to Newark. Washington West District Conference to be held at Epworth church Gaithersburg on September 23 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Howard Miles
Harry Hoskinson
Ammon
Dixie Hood
Irvin L. Kinsey
George D Mariz
Frederick
Ralph F. ‘Martz
Lois Lancaster
Raymond Wilhide
Weaver Kimble
Emory Edwards
Stella Marshall
Lucy Marshall
Mabel Dahler
Wilma Dahler
Mamie Day
Lillian Pearce
Kenneth Thompson
Stephen Wantz
Francis Dahler
Richard Wilhide
Gussie Thing
Connee
Ase Abe Stella Marshall
Newark
N. J
Washington West
Epworth
Gaithersburg
Lvening
Visiters and locals noted in Clarksburg area news
Clarksburg residents Wendell Dae and family from Jacksonville travel with the Day family toward Endicott NY while Wendell aims to finish his schooling at IBM headquarters in four to five weeks. Other notes mention Mrs Ben Hartley breaking her wrist at Germantown Methodist, Ruth E Anderson marking birthday, and Rev Jack Ammar with his sons and mother in nearby circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkssung
Wendell Dae
Jacksonville
Florida
Ale
Clarence D. Day
Endicott
Wendell
International Business Machine Headquarters
Bird J. Allender
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Indian River Inlet
Ben F Hartley
Germantown Methodist Church
Labor Day Weekend Program At Heights Park
Heights Officials announce a Labor Day weekend film program with rides, bowling, and skating. Sunday offers Jefferson Community Band concerts at seven and ten. Labor Day features Langloty Acrobatic Majorettes and park PA broadcasts, plus Tani Pastor Orchestra dancing from 9 PM to 1 AM. Women of the Moose 347 hold a hay month open meeting at eight, with initiation of candidates in honor of Betts Geivendanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Community Band
Langloty
iThey
Park Climanaing
Tani Pastor
Women OF the Moose
Frederick
the Moose
Monaghan
Betts Geivendanner
Friends of
Frederick Lodge
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the News
Cornner of the News
Samuel Emery Diehl
Middleburg
Edgar Hartsock
William S
Levina H.diehl
Boone Diehl
Floy Kegerreiss
Meyversjtown
Edith Strawsburg
Carrie Little Strine
Charles M. Diehl
Mary H. Hartsock
Eva R. Brumbaugh
Diehl
Old Brethren German Baaptist Church
Edgar Harisock
Ridge Meeting House
Harfsock
D. D. Hartzler
Mary Ella Pryor
Rufus C. Pryor
Middlepoint
Jacob
Celia Ann Hurley Lewis
Harry
Powell
Walter F. Lewis
Levin T. Lewis
Myersville
Grossnickie
Emma Mae Dill
Hagerstown
Robert Oscar Dill
Washington County Hospital
Smithsburg
John Lee
Olive
Toms) Becher
First Christian Church
Binner Bible Class
Violet M. Davis
Funkstown
Betty L. Farr
Martha de Launey
John C. Kolb Jr
Ed Missile Battalion
Herndon,Va
Set
Lucian J. Falconer Jr
Pri
Charles R. Arvin
Brunswick
Truda N. Arvin
Hartey W. Webber
Harley J. Webber
Enosville
Columbia. S . P—State Penitentiary
Snyder-Schildt
Martha Yvonne Schildt
Atlee Schildt
New Midway
E. Manford Snyder
Wiliam M. Snyder
Edouard H. Taylor
Samuel Weybright
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kathleen Blower
Carroll Schild
Virginia Schildt
Genevieve West
Nancy Crum
Linda Blower
Danny Lee Snyder
Donald L. Blower
Manish
Robert Butler
Blue ‘Ridge Summit
Murray ‘Zimmerman
Snyder
Atlantic City
Walkersille High School
Thurmont High School
Camp Detrick
Baltimore i
Rose Mariie Burley
Francis Burley
Concert Assn
Billy
Charles .E. White
Dickerson
Shirley Lou
Harold S. Smith
Joseph A. Smith
West Sixth Street
Keith Jones
DuBois
Marlene But ‘Kewich
Stanely Routzahn
QO Evenue
Heights
Cochranton
Upper Montgomery
Better Vision Institute
Seldort
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