Great Southern PTG and MFG Co subscription rates ad
Publication information for a Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Wednesday December 21 1955 lists subscription prices. Single copies cost five cents with advance rates of one month one dollar, three months two dollars fifty, six months four fifty, and one year six dollars. The notice notes Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and second class mail status.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Fredenck
Audit Bureau_of Circulations
Frederick
NATO Seeks Stronger Defense Against Soviet Threat
At a Paris meeting NATO secretaries warn of Soviet military growth including long range bombers 400 submarines and the world’s largest standing army. Dulles says threat is political and economic while US plans an unjammable radar early warning system to deter a hot war.
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Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
NATO
Defense
Treasury
Paris
North Atlantic Council
NATO Alliance
Atlantic Alliance
Pacific
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Moscow
Atlantic Council
Dulles
Charles E. Wilson
the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
United States
Contemptuous show of friendship by Khrushchev and Bulganin in Asia
The leaders’ visit to India and Burma is a calculated act to win Asian hearts. They present themselves as equals while attacking the West, exploiting local customs and photo opportunities. The writer warns Asia may be pulled into a Western–Communist divide by this deceptive display.
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Karushchev
Bulganin
Geneva
India
Burma
West
East
Asia
Khrushchev
Frederick Church of the Brethren Thanks News Post
Frederick's Church of the Brethren extends thanks to the News Post for publicity at the dedication of their new sanctuary and educational facilities inviting visits for interested worshippers. A Mt Pleasant Evangelical and Reformed church meeting at Bhert's hosted 18 members on December 13 with a turkey dinner. Secret Sisters 1953 prizes were won by Grace Koontz and Louise Hossler. Dots reading prizes went to Margaret Mushcan and Betty Brachears. The gathering sang carols and closed with Happy Birthday.
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News-Post
Frederick
Philo-Theoclis
Mt Pleasant
Eloise Reeser
Justice Dept Targets UE as Communist Influenced Union
The Justice Department accuses the United Electrical Workers of America of Communist domination and asks SACB to label it Communist infiltrated. UE faces loss of standing before NLRB if branded. UE president Fitzgerald denounces the charges as lies amid a Westinghouse wage dispute and ongoing strike actions since October.
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Washington
Justice Department
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
Department
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Albert J. Fitzgerald
New York
Atty
Brownell
Fitzgerald
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
County Man Loses Foot In Alley Accident
Joseph Winegardner of Thurmont, formerly with Monocacy Motors, lost his right leg and foot when a truck shifted in a Hagerstown alley behind Central Motors on South Potomac Street. He jumped to apply the emergency brake and was crushed against a fence. His limb was amputated at Washington County Hospital. He had worked for Jarman Motors in Baltimore.
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Joseph Winegardner
Thurmont
Monocacy Motors
Hagerstown
Raymond Hoover
Mis Fool
Washington County Hospital
Hoover
Winegardner
Jarman Motors
Baltimore
Model Parliament of 1295 and asteroid gap Q&A list
A compact set of trivia questions and answers notes: why astronomers expect a missing planet between Mars and Jupiter, why the 1295 English Parliament is called the Model Parliament, how large Hawaii’s Kilauea Crater is, and which state first joined the Union. Each item pairs a question with its concise answer.
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Mars
Jupiter
Fire in city room briefly alarmed residents
Fire broke out in a room over the kitchen of the City Hated this warning but was extinguished before much headway made Sallie Bartgis awakened by smoke notified night watchman Charles Grove They tried to douse flames with water but failed Firemen arrived and put out the blaze Artitions were presented to the Mayor and Aldermen for vitrified brick paving on East Second Street and Market Street pavement petitions filed Snow measured about four inches in the area and provided sleighing Fences near Middletown including church iron fence blown down by the storm last night
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Sallie Bartgis
Charles Grove
East Second Street
Market Street
Middle Alley
New Market
Middletown
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago the column notes repair and distribution of toys for county children by Francis Scott Key post. A Christmas candlelight service was presented by the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union at Evangelical Reformed Church. Discussion on Washington-bound traffic routed via a new Hagerstown Frederick route, with three possible by passes proposed. Buddy Kennedy, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy, reportedly drank his left arm while playing football.
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Francis Scott Key Post
Frederick County
Christian Endeavor Union
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick
Hagerstown- Frederick
Homer Tabier
State
Dixie Crop Situation by Roger W Babson
Dixie agricultural outlook covers diverse southern crops boosting farm income. Cotton and tobacco remain key but sugar, sweet potatoes, rice, citrus and nuts add value. Processing citrus grows, demand for canned and frozen products rises, while northern pests and research remain challenges though long-term prospects look favorable.
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Roger W. Babson Richmond
Dixie
U. S
Roger W. Beers
South
Tubacco
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Arizona
Dixie i
Missionaries Bradshaw Leave Hong Kong for Manila
Dr Homer V Bradshaw and his wife Mrs left Hong Kong by US Air Force plane for Manila after nearly five years in Communist China. Mrs Bradshaw, who has a mental breakdown, was released with aid from Red Cross and officials. The couple, in their early fifties, served Presbyterian missions in China since 1928. They will undergo medical exams in the Philippines before heading to a farm near Pittsburgh.
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Hong Kong
Dro
Homer V. Bradshaw
US Air Force
Manila
Hody
Avite Mying Thien
Bradshaw
China
Philippines
Pittsburgh
Legislature Should Be Well Informed On State Finances
In Annapolis the Northrop Committee on Taxation and Fiscal Matters has spent nine months studying Maryland’s fiscal affairs. The 10 member group interviewed over 100 officials, studied tax programs, and visited state institutions to analyze revenue and spending. The forthcoming report, aimed at lawmakers, counties, and interested parties, advocates a permanent fiscal study panel and details tax structure, revenue options, and capital planning to guide future budget decisions.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Maryland
Northrop Committee On
Legislative Cunnen Us Month
Edward S. Northrop
D-Mont- Romery
Legislative Council
Albeldin
McKeldin
Northrop
Fiscal Research Bureau
Subcommittee On
del. Blair Lee Ist
D-Montgomery
Lee
Sherman E. Flanagan
R-Carroll
del. Wilson W. Meyers
Baltoothi
William S. James
D-Harford
George W. Della
Balton
Mary L. Nock
Wicomico
Del
John M. Whitmore
Anne Arundel
John We. Tewell
Kent
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick
Congress
Wedding in Emmitsburg: Wildenbrand Martin to Hillenbrand
Miss Helen Elizabeth Martin daughter of Mrs. D. Nevin Martin of Emmitsburg wed Donald Charles Hillenbrand son of Mrs. and Mr. Charles Wildenbrand of Bismarck in the Evangelical and Reformed church of the Incarnation Emmitsburg on December 18. The double ring ceremony was by the pastor with an altar deco rated in greens white poinsettias and tall white tapers. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Mary R.K. Kigbee organist presented a recital and accompanied the bride’s sister Rudolphina Cracinta who sang Devo tion to Love Thee For You Alone Through The Years The Lord's Prayer. The traditional vows were spoken by the bride’s mother. The gown was lace over satin with a chapel length train and fingertip veil. The matron of honor wore mineral green velveteen and carried a cascade bouquet of American Beauty red roses. The bridesmaids wore identical gowns and carried bouquets of red roses with white accents. The best man was the bridegroom’s brother and ushers included family and friends. A niece served as flower girl. The ceremony included a chorus and reception plans followed.
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Wildenbrand-Martin
Helen Elzabeth Martin
D. Nevin Martin
Emmitsburg
Mer. Martin
Donald Charles Hillenbrand
Blis
Charles Wildenbrand
Bismarck
Evangelical and Reformed Church of the Incarnation
Res
Muter
Mary RK. Kigbee
Meseudolph di Cracinta
Schuman
Bale Limvery
Ue Bridge
Donald S. Vartan
Waynestaro
Homer E. Maran
Baltimore
Kimmunsburg
Deborra RK. Waynant
Sahiilasville
A& Gaskell
Curran Kerns and Roberts Morgan Curran Wed in Hagerstown
Kathleen Sabina Kerns of Hagerstown and Roberts Morgan Curran of Cleveland were married at Saint Marys Roman Catholic Church in Hagerstown. The bride, a graduate of College of Notre Dame of Maryland, and the groom, a John Carroll University graduate, will reside in Columbus Ohio after a reception in the Rowe Memorial Annex VFW for about 175 guests including out of town attendees from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown Waynesboro and Frederck.
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Ers
Ronald Welker
Taneytown
Rowe Memorial Annex
Vfw
Baltimore
Washington
Isgerstown
Waynesboro
Curran Kerns
Kathleen Sabina Kerns
EB. J. Kerns
Hagerstown
Roberts Morgan Curran
Paul
Curran
Cleveland
Saint Mary's
College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Camp Dereek
He Gragm
John Carroll University
Ohio State University
Rior
Derrick
Columbus
Meany warns free world on communism and neutrality
George Meany, head of the AFL CIO, delivers a forceful address in New York criticizing appeasement of communism and urging a vigorous moral stand by democracies. He denounces Soviet imperialism, calls for action against racialism, and warns liberals against anti anti-communist lines while stressing human rights and principled resistance.
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George Meany
AFL and Cio
U.N
United States
Meany
National Religion and Labor Foundation
New York
Nehru
India
Tivo
Yugoslavia
Messrs
Krushchev
Bulganin
Suver Law
Free World
Moscow
Europe
Asia
United Nations
Peiping
Burma
Khrushchev
Bulgania
Russia
Hitler
Side Glances on the Cold War and Freedom
The piece decries the clash between communism and freedom as humanity's central quest. It urges the free world to summon moral courage and strength to preserve peace and advance liberty for all people across continents and creeds in the atomic era.
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Free World
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Local Residents Return from Frederick Hospitals
Among the sick Mr. LeRoy Jones of 20 West Fourteenth Street returned home Tuesday from the University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore. The condition of Maurice A Buckingham a retired Frederick barber who recently suffered a paralytic stroke was reported uncertain at Frederick Memorial Hospital today. Mr. Hoyt Summers of 118 East Church Street returned to his home from Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday. Summers who injured his back recently remains subject to considerable pain.
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LeRoy Jones
West Fourteenth Street
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Maurice A Buckingham
Frederick Barber
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hoyt Summers
East Church Street
Summers
Local Personal News and Birth Announcements
Air and Mrs Carl N Wright of Clearwater Fla and Vr ane Mrs Hugh Wright of Rowlesburg W Va visited with their sisters Mrs L E Siga foose Miss Geale Wright and Miss Lake Wright at Point of Rocks Mr and Mrs John Wright of Dayton O and Mrs George H Hickman and daughter of Warrenton Va will spend Christmas at the Wright home Glenn Summers announces the birth of a daughter Glenda Marie December 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mother and daughter are doing nicely Mrs Summers is the former Anna Belle Stup of Adamstown Charles Gilmer Rhoads a Colorado College student visits with parents Paul B Rhoads East Patrick Street Mer and Mrs Carl V Weakley announce the birth of a daughter December 15 at Frederick Memorial Hospital The mother is the former Miss Elinor Stevanus Cumber 1 land Mr Weakley is local manager of the C P Telephone Co Mr and Mrs Sydney Pendleton and son Richard of North Wilbraham Mass return home after visiting Mrs Pendleton's parents Ward Angleberger Trail Avenue Gary C Marman Frederick resident observes his father birthday.
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Air
Carl N. Wright
Clearwater
Hugh Wright
Rowlesburg
W. Va
L. E. Siga Foose
Geale Wright
Lake Wright
Point of Rocks
John, Wright
Dayton
George H. Hickman
Warrenton
Wright
Glenn Summers
East Church Street
Glenda Marie
Frederick Aemorial Hospital
Summers
Anna Belle , Stup
Howard Stup
Adamstown
Charles Gilmer Rhoads
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Col
Paul B. Rhoads
East Patrick Street
Mer
Carl V. Weakley
Cherokee Trail
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elinor Stevanus
Ralph Stevanus
Cumber
Weakley
C. & P. Telephone Co
Sydney Pendleton
Richard
North Korea warns to fire on UN planes over sea border
North Korea's radio announced it would fire on United Nations aircraft that stray over the sea line. The message, issued from a Communist broadcaster, raised tensions amid regional disputes and potential air encounters.
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Tokyo
Atl United Nations
$1000 Bonus To Each Colt After Fourth-Place NFL Finish
Baltimore Colts players received a $1000 end-of-year bonus after finishing fourth in the Western Conference. Owner Carroll Rosenbloom restricted profits, pro-rating for late arrivals, while Don Kellett credited strong fan attendance for the payout. Players praised the organization, with Dean Renfro calling it the best in the world and Joe Campenella expressing gratitude to fans and management.
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Baltimore i
Baltimore Colts
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore Clothing
Colts
Johnny
Bob White
Rosenbloom
Cali
Don Kellett
NFL
Santa Claus
Kellett
Detroit Lions
Rnelada
Baltimore
Joe Campenella
Dean Renfro
Yugoslavia Wins UN Security Seat in Lottery Deal
Yugoslavia secured a UN Security Council seat after an unprecedented lottery pact splitting terms with the Philippines. The Belgrade delegation, amid lobbying, won 43 votes to 1, with the Philippines set to begin a one year term from January 1 under an agreed resignation. Sweden and Ireland received one vote. six members did not answer. the vote was the 36th round in a deadlock dating to October 14.
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United Nations
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Philippines
Manila
Belgrade
Turkey
Sweden
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