World Affairs Outlook Refers to State Department Policy Shift
Washington reports that replacing top State Department personnel could alter U S foreign policy. The claim has circulated in the United States and Europe and questions Eisenhower's awareness of his own taftine. The piece notes public speculation about government reshuffles and policy direction.
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Great Southe
MFG
North Court St
Frederick
David Lawrence
Washington
Department of State
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Dec 15 1906
A fragmentary look at 1906 items notes the residence of actor Robert Downing near the city came under suspected entry, but nothing was disturbed. Young Arthur Young injures his forearm on a wooden toothpick, removed by Dr. Hendrix. Samuel Ausherman near Burkittsville harvested 175 barrels of corn on 22 acres and gathered pumpkins. Woodsboro fourth class post office becomes presidential with a $1900 salary for the postmaster. Mrs Marshall Schroeder travels to Hagerstown as part of local notices.
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Robert Downing
J. O. Hendrix
Samuel Ausherman
Burkittsville
Woodsboro
Marshall Schroeder
Hacerstown
McKeldin Seeks Peace Focus for Baltimore Police
Maryland Governor McKeldin urged Baltimore police recruits to favor preserving peace over building an arrest record. Speaking at Mergenthaler Police School graduation, he stressed policing as a learning process and warned against overreliance on force, advocating restraint and respect on the beat.
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Baltimore
McKeldin
Pew City
Mergenthaler Police School
Mecheldin
Bahama Martinez Fight Booed By Fans
The boxing card featured Bahama Martinez squaring with Le Kow Martinez as fans booed and the crowd reaction intensified after rounds that included a heated moment with Referee Lou Parker. Gallagher and Nixon were mentioned in context of political chatter around the bout during the article.
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le Kioup
Mirage 1
Witld
Ton
Lou Parker
Nixon
Bahama
America
United Nations
Congress
Charlie Bill
Martinez
Parker
Lost The War and The Rise of Nationalism In Hungary
Vice President Richard Nixon argues that Communists may have won control of Hungary but lost the war for global domination. He cautions against policy based on optimism while praising nationalism as a force for sovereignty as seen in Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser. He says Hungary offers a chance to defeat Communism if leveraged intelligently.
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Richard M. Nixon
Hungary
United States
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Thanks for coverage of Frederick Rifle Medal Ceremony
Letter from Colonel August T Seidenzahl on behalf of Major General Milton Reckord and the Maryland National Guard thanks the News editor for complete coverage of the December 10 1956 Rifle Marksmanship Medal Presentation at Frederick Armory. He notes the publicity boosts morale and wishes season's greetings. Exchange to close New York Dec 24 announced.
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Milton A. Reckord
State of Maryland
115Th Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Frederick
Frederick Armory
National Guard
August T. Seidenzahl
Baltimore
Twenty Years Ago item from The Cotatons
The item notes George F Hazelwood of Cumberlain submitted a low bid of 340431.75 to the State Roads Commission for a Pont of Rocks border across the Potomac River. A sewer inspector, George Pas, was not seriously injured when a parked truck struck East Third Street sewer. John A Derr of Monrovia was named deputy in the office to fill a vacancy. Wheat prices rose five cents to 35 cents a bushel, the highest in a year.
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Cotatons
the News
George F
Ellis
Wachter
John A Derr
Monrovia
Ting
Appeasement Shift and Taxpayer Money Debates
A fragment discusses changes toward appeasing Communist regimes and spending taxpayer funds without assurances aligning with American interests. It mentions counsel and a New York Herald Tribune context.
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Former Alderman Shipley Improving in Frederick Hospital
Former Alderman G William Shipley who fractured a leg in a fall at his Washington Street home on November 21 is showing improvement as a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Edward H Mante Jr has returned home from the hospital after surgery two weeks ago. Charles W Barnes Pleasant was admitted for observation and treatment and is progressing as well as can be expected. Charles M Fry Sr of Tuscarora is a surgical patient at University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Elmer E Hodges near McKaig has returned home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles E Oden of Brunswick was discharged from Weston County Hospital Hagerstown. Miss Rhoda Gillelan of Emmitsburg was discharged from Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa.
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G. William Shipley
Washington Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward H. Mante Jr
College Avenue
Charles W. Barnes
Pleasant
Charles M. Fry Sr
Tuscarora
University Hospital
Baltimore
Elmer E. Hodges
McKaig
Charles E. Oden
Brunswick
Weston County Hospital
Hagerstown
Rhoda Gillelan
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area birth notices list multiple families with newborns in December. Jeffery Lynn and Ellsworth Larame are named among the new babies, with weeks and parental routes indicating residence in Mary land towns such as Keymar Adamstown Route areas. The notices name parents Oscar P Johnson Richard C Schoonover Ralph F Griffith Ward L Zigler and Patricia Ann as the newborn third daughter and second son.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Oscar P Johnson
Airy
Jeffrey Lynn
Richard C. Schoonover
Keymar
Paul Douglas
Ralph F. Griffith
Adamstown
Ellsworth
Evening Meeting of Optimist Club Held
The Optimist Club held a classification night at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on December 12. C Lease Bussard of Optimist International spoke of Hawaii and Pearl Harbor. William C Hobson presided and invited volunteers for the Salvation Army kettle on December 22. Past president Edward Daugherty received a service badge. new members Harry Fogle and Melvin Snyder received framed copies of the Optimist creed. Visitors included William Pearl and Governor Arnold Price. Next meeting set for Fort Detrick Officers Club at 6 30 p m with Col John Hayes as speaker.
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Optimist Club
Francis Scott Key
C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
William C. Hobson
Sears
Edward Daugherty
Harry Fogle
Melvin Snyder
William Pearl
Arnold Price
Clarksburg
Fort Detrick Officers Club
Col
John Hayes
Culpeper Man Found Shot To Death Near US 29 East
A 23 year old Culpeper man Thomas Dale Viar was found shot twice near his abandoned car six miles east of Warrenton on US 29 211. Viar operated a Vienna service station and left work last night. A 45 caliber pistol was missing from the car and $23 was found on the body. Viar was married with a two year old daughter.
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Warrenton
Culpeper
Here
Rex Hoskins
Thomas Dale Viar
Vienna
Hoskins
Viar
Christmas events and notices from Mount Airy area
Side Glances reports Christmas banquet at Hotel Frederick with attendees from Frederick and surrounding towns, a surprise baby shower in Braddock Heights with many guests, and a Ladies Bible class Christmas party at Evangelical Reformed church. Also notes county stock sale plan, a Thurmont accident with minor injuries, and a boxing results snippet.
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Leonard Notnagio
Stoner
Weddings Set for Patricia Crutchley and Charles Weddle
Miss Patricia Crutchley daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Crutchley will wed Charles Weddle in Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church Sunday at 4 pm A reception follows in the Sunday School room Mr and Mrs Crutchley host a pre wedding buffet supper at their home on Bires Avenue.
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Patricia Ann Crutehier
Francis Crutehies
Charles Austi
Centennial Memorial
Bires Avenue
G Charles Weddle
Pauline H Marendt
Jean B. Groff
Glendars V. Baker
Mary Grace Baker
Elinor Carey
Jeanene Gearinger
Betty Summers
Austn Youns
Anna Mae Keller
Mary
Norris Patricia Butcher
Katherine B. Foole
Audrey Han
Shirley Oden
Irene Smith
Janice Cecil
Mre
Phillipeee Hate Tae AN
Florence Thompson Bruns
Wick
Patricia Ellis
Samuel Irvin Deener
First Methodist Church
Brunswick
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Ijamsville
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Middletown
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Carol ‘Mert
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Sheila Adkins
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Derr
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Githersburg
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George Franklin Kemp Jr
George F. Kemp
Woodfield
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Atomic Energy Commission
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J. L. King Floor Co
Rockville
Davis Studio
Optimists
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Judy Harman
David Brachey
Yellow Springs
Judy
Baird Harman
David
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Soupy
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Creb Pgi
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George Englebrecht
Roy Strawsburg
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Herbert Strawsbury
Louise Englebrecht
Ashbury
West Church Street
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Pat) Clarke
West
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Boa 2
Pensacola
Fla
Vincent Patrick Jr
Corry Naval Hospital
Clarke
Charles H. Clarke Sr
Thurmont
Navy
Ernest Powell
Philadelphia
Mrs
Naomi Fitzgerald
A. J. Wilbiar
St. Petersburg
Charles Wilhelm
L. K . Thompson
Lansdowne, Pa
J. Vernon Coblentz
C. L. Miller
Harrisonburg
New York City
Haiti
Panama Canal Zone
Franklin Foote
The
National Society For the Prevention of
Frederick Tailorine Co
Frederick Tailoring Company
A. Sagner’s Son Inc
State Armory
Stanley Sagner
Frederick Tailoring
John A. Derr
Charles Wain
Elmer F. Munshower
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Patrick M. Sehnauffer
Robert L. Smith
Irving Well
Rloss Myers
Charles Flowers
Magella Hershberger
Arthur Greenhut
Frederick Tailipeane
Wenner Arthur Rickell
James A .Grove
Grace Webber
Frederick Tailoring Social Club
Pat Patterson
Merril K. Habe
Ridge Reed
Kidwell
Kearneysville
Mount Airy
Walter Wahn
Ada Hahn
Westminster
John Miller
Anchorage
Alaska
Gloria Harrison
Patsy Harrison
Merrit K. Hahn
Michael D. Kaufman
Samuel H. Rosen
Stock
Vindobona Convalescent Nursing and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
Nancy Yingling
Union Bridge
Harmony Grove ‘Chapel
Frank .Wachter
Louise Smith
Zelda Cramer
Dolly Wachter
Ann Jackson
Mise Norothy Moser
Mise Evelyn Sevhildt
Edna Wachter
Naomi Wachter
Beverly Tyervar
Jennie Dobson
Mattie Harris
Eutla Gouker
Albert Nickles
Billy Burkett
Carl Brown
Lily Stansbury
Thelma Redmond
Yingling
Board of Counts Commissioners
Western Maryland Trust Company
Iran
Ford
Cemaran
Paul M. Little
Prior
Giles E Tubb
Oakland
Prat
Daugter
Calvin Stanh
Youny Son
Hesician
Chanter Cleveland
Jimmy Martin
Voledo
Reed George
Tyke
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