Hungary crisis shapes Nixon Europe trip in World Affairs
In a Washington column by David Lawrence, discussion centers on Vice President Nixon potentially visiting Austria and central Europe to study the Hungarian refugee crisis and Soviet influence. The piece argues for U S aid, collective security, and moral support for Eastern Europe while detailing diplomatic challenges at the United Nations and in allied nations. The report highlights the administration's push for strategic pressure on Soviet expansion and the need to keep Hungary in focus amid Cold War tensions.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Nixon
Austria
Central Europe
Noor
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Hungary
Congreve
United States
Europe
New York
Dulles
Britain
France
Middle East
America
Caigtuily
Budapest
Hunt
Bary
United, States
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
United Nations
U.N
Securiy Council
MacArthur kin to head Tokyo embassy as diplomat
President Eisenhower names 47 year old Douglas MacArthur II to lead the U S embassy in Tokyo. A long Foreign Service career includes work with Eisenhower in Paris and NATO, plus state department counselor. Also notes Santa Claus letters from local residents and citizenship for Mrs Mary Cook in Baltimore District Court.
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Douglas MacArthur
United States
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Army Officers Corps
Yale
Foreign Service
Paris
Mary Cook
Elmertons
Unsitu
Wwe
Baltimore
Cook
Frederick
Mary Delaney
St. John’s Newfoundland
Fifty Years Ago in Commas Of The News Dec 12 1959
Real estate agents Cramer and Stauffer sold 12 West Third Street to Casper E. Cline a brick dwelling and frame stable with private terms. A large audience at City Opera House enjoyed The Mayor of Laughland with Tom Mayor in the lead as chorus costumes added to the success. Empty Stocking Association held a Merry meeting at Masonic Temple distributing circulars raising money toys and books to brighten Christmas for children. Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias Castle Hall hosted eight new pages during a regu lar meeting followed by a banquet with remarks from U S District Attorney Edward Leeds Rev Steck Prof Shepherd and H D Etchison. Company A received orders from Brigadier General Riggs to suspend drills until January 5.
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Cramer and Stauffer
Casper E. Cline
West Third Street
City Opera House
Laughland
Tom Mayor
Masonic Temple
Castle Hall
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
U.S
Iowa
Edward P. Leeds
Charles F. Steck
E. C. Shepherd
H. Dorsey Etchison
Company A
Lawrason Riggs
Twenty Years Ago Hews From The Cobsmms Of The News
More than 100 chickens were reported stolen from county residents last night as a chicken theft wave neared Frederick. Mrs H Culler near Feagaville lost about 60. Jacob Huffer at Airview near Middletown had about 4 stolen. Willam Zentz near Thurmont fell from a ladder taking a fracture to the skull. Frederick County residents John H Stine and Ada McBride, separated for 31 years by their father's death, have been reunited. An overnight rain caused mud and sewer issues, hindering traffic as cars slipped in sewer ditches.
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Frederick
3. H. Culler
Feagaville
Jacob T. Huffer
Airview
Middletown
Willam Zentz
Thurmont
Frederieck
John H Stine
Middietows
Ada McBride
West South Street
Frederick A
Auto Board Election Held in Frederick County AAA
The Advisory Board of the American Automobile Association of Frederick County elected Roger H. Willard as Board Chairman for 1957 and named Robert Lebherz as vice chairman. Alton Bennett and Thomas M. Eichelberger were renamed to their posts, with a special committee formed to select a new member to replace Edward F. Holter who resigned. Leonard Kolmer of the Maryland Automobile Club addressed the group on recent financial and membership gains.
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American Automobile Association
Frederick County
Francis Scott Key
Pew
AAA
Frederick
Fort Detrick
Col
John J. Hayes
Donald B. Rice
Robert Lebherz
Roger H. Willard
Alton ¥. Bennett
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Willard
Donald Rice
Alton Bennett
Edward F. Holter
Washington, D. C
National Grange
Leonard KE. Kolmer
Maryland Automobile Club
Maryland
Non-Support Cases Before Magistrates
A father ordered to pay 321 a week for his three children by the Children’s Aid Society or face 18 months in the House of Correction. Alfred L. Scott pleaded guilty, agreeing to $21 weekly, with CAS charging a dollar per child daily. Magistrate Shoemaker warned of enforcement if payments falter. Other cases include Nusbaum ordered to $18 weekly for two children. collateral forfeitures listed for several individuals.
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Children's Aid Society
House of Correction
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Alfred L. Scott
Scott
CAS
William C. Roderick
Society
Shoemaker
Shoenaker
Charles Nusbaum
Airy
Edward J. Smith
Nusbaum
Ada Morciser
Smith
Criminal Court
Robert E. Debaun
Akron
TFC
A. G.' Hedden
John E. Hose
Joseph G. Paulus
Baltimore
Robert C. Snyder
Howard S. Ryan
Hagerstown
J. E. Cartee
Empty Stocking Group marks fiftieth anniversary in Frederick
The Empty Stocking Association celebrates 50 years aiding Frederick children at Christmas. Founded 1906 by Miss Helen Urner and Miss Ruth Mullinix, the group once fed 400 children at the Opera House and now continues with Santa visits, per annual party at Winchester Hall.
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Empty Stocking Association
Empty Stocking Club
Frederick
Helen Urner
Cracks
Paice
M. G. Urner
Ruth Mullinix
Robert E. Delaplaine
M. E
Miss Urner
Mullinix
Harriet Kolb
Chrisse B. D. Bowers
Bertha Zimmerman
Knights Of Columbus Entertain At Dinner
The Knights Of Columbus and St Johns Assembly hosted a dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gilbert Cupeo, Washington Faithful Navigator, spoke on the challenge to the free world amid the Hungarian crisis, with several local and state officers and ladies in attendance.
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Knights of Columbus
Baltimore
Nagel
Charles Humelsine
Alton J. Lipps
SH. John’s Assembly
Lipps
T .Y. Levinson
St. John’s
Knights ¢ Columbus
St. Johns
Francis Scott Key
Gilbert Cupeo
Washington
Washington Assembly
Barley Cuneo
Johs Nagel Jr
Corm
Ill or recovering residents listed from Johns Hopkins and local hospitals
The item notes multiple patients and their statuses across Johns Hopkins Baltimore Frederick Memorial and Naval Hospital Bethesda. It lists Sgt. Marshall Murray, Mr. George W. Green, Mrs. Joseph W. Urner, Mr. F Pavle Jones, Mrs. Oscar Mullican, Mrs. Paul L. Crum Sr, Admiral Allen G. Quyne, and Mrs. Calvin Martin with observations of observation treatment surgery convalescence and recuperation.
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Marshall Murray
City Police Department
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
George W. Green
Lewistown
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lewis
Town
Joseph W. Urner
East Second Street
Allen G. Quyne
Rockwell Terrace
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Calvin Martin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont
Dentists And Doctors Hear Dr Darell Lynch in joint meeting
Dr Darell Lynch, a Washington oral surgeon and former American Dental Association president, spoke at a Frederick County joint dinner of the dental and medical societies on oral surgery techniques and the link between dental and medical conditions. He was introduced by Dr Charles Broadrup as president of the Maryland State Dental Society. attendees included leaders from Harverstown and Southern Maryland dental groups.
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Frederick County
Dental and Medical Societies
Darell Lynch
Washington
Lynch
Charles &. Broadrup
Maryland State Dental Society
American Dental Association
American Board of Oral Surgery
South America
Europe
United States Navy Reserve
Graduate School of Medicine
University of Pennsylven
Frederick County Dental Society
Francis, Scott Key
Haxerstown Dental Society
Southern Maryland Dental Society
David G. Everhart
Moore Business Forms Employees Dine and Dance at Thurmont
A record turnout of 185 Moore Business Forms employees and guests attended the Thurmont plant Christmas dinner and dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event, held by the company’s employee recreation club, featured a turkey dinner, carol singing, and tributes to retiring staff and a future plant manager.
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Moore
Francis Scott Key
Thurmont Company
Recreation Club
Edmund Johnstone
Johnstone
Tle
Thurmont
Bader
Niagara Falls
John Wood
Moore Recreation Club
Baderr
Walter Carl
Four Live Deer Add To Christmas Display At Delphes Store
Four live deer brighten the Delphes Sports Store Christmas display at 140 West Patrick Street. The enclosure behind the parking area houses Bambi Benny June and Crackers from the Jd Paul Delphey mountain zoo, with a turkey nearby. Santa Claus and his sleigh adorn the roof, small lights illuminate Christmas trees on fence posts, and the display is open day and night for visitors. Residents urge fewer dogs to avoid upsetting the deer.
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Delphes
West Patrick Street
Jd. Paul Delphey Mountain Zoo
Bambi
Benny
Oldsters
June
Delphey County
Frederick
Santa Claus
McCain Family Weekend in Dayton and Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs E D McCain of Hillcrest Orchards and Mr and Mrs Russell H McCain of West College Terrace visited Dayton with William Howard McCain. Mr and Mrs Douglas Gordon Laurel announce the birth of son Michael Douglas Sunday at Sandy Springs Hospital. Mrs Gordon is daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard W Van Sant of Mt Airy. Rockets used by the British fleet in 1814 are noted in the Star Spangled Banner line proving the red glare.
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E. D McCain
Hillcrest Orchards
Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
Dayton
McCain
William Howard McCain
Douglas Gordon
Laurel
Michael Douglas
Sandy Springs Hospital
Gordon
Richard W. van Sant
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Highlights
A 32 year old divorcee asks if her divorced lover courting for money will marry for love. Dorothy Dix warns the man signs checks not to wed and advises cutting funds to test true motive. Other letters urge self-respect after failed relationships and warn against marrying a man already tangled with another woman.
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Dorothy Dix
R. R
R.R
Edward M Sawyer Dies in Baltimore Police Sergeant
Edward M Sawyer a Baltimore police sergeant and former infielder with the Frederick Hustlers, died Tuesday of coronary thrombosis at Meres Hospital after collapsing at work while serving as chauffeur to three city police commissioners. He leaves a wife Marie Shipley and a son Edward F Sawyer. Funeral arrangements at Cowan funeral home Holling and Poppleton streets Baltimore.
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Edward M. Sawyer
Garnson Blvd
Baltimore
Baltimore Police Department
Sawyer
Meres Hospital
Frederick Hu
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