Evangelical Renovation Plans Set for East Church Street Church
Evangelical Lutheran church announces a year long planning phase ended with approval of a major renovation of facilities on East Church Street. The project modernizes the Lansdale property including the Sunday School wing and carriage house while preserving the parsonage.
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Plass
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
35 Street
PL 5S
Lansdale
Charlies F. Bowers Sr
Charles F_ ‘Trunker
G. Homer Bowers
Alton Y. Bennett
Harold Dutrow
Charles Boone
Charles S. V. Lanner
Rich Sliger
Melvin Jr
Merconr Fox
Henry Lochner
Sr. Gaver
Owen Mercer
William Milhouse
James A. Sensenbau
Crum
Earl Gasiles Maitiee
Harry C. Eeward Schroeer
James Richard Summers
Ce Raimond Bow
Hoover Warns Marxist Ideology Infiltrates U S
Former President Herbert Hoover says Marxist ideology has infected both the thinking of our people and the actions of our government in an observation from New York. He stresses concern over ideological influence on policy and public discourse.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Wee Women Reset Oh Dear That Wasn’t Your Wash and Wear Suit
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a misfit garment and a humorous admonition about a wash and wear suit. The line implies confusion over clothing ownership and a light domestic moment. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Alli
Delegates Honor A T Brust Sr News Editor
In Baltimore AP newsmen and delegates honored A T Brust Sr veteran Frederick editor at a luncheon. A House of Delegates resolution praised Brust for long service and noted his accuracy and thoroughness. Brust served two terms in the House and was lauded as dean of Maryland editors. His wife and son A T Brust Jr witnessed the honors.
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August T .Judge Brust
Baltimore
Maryland Press Association
Chesapeake Association
Associated Press
A. T
Brust
Sia Ferick News
M Land
Chesapeake
House Resolutior
Frederick County
Frederck County
Maryland
Mayland
House of Delegates
A.T. Brust Jr
the Lake, Md
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
NBC Insists Paar Live Up To Contract
NBC demands Jack Paar honor his contract after his TV show walkout. Paar says he is through with the program but not television, planning to pursue limited specials while the network asserts he cannot work for others and must fulfill obligations.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Paar
Paar
NBC Friday
Bronxville
Chicago
Hugt Downs
Downs
Polecat Causes Automobile Crash
An unidentified motorist stopped on U S Route 4A east of town to avoid a polecat, braking, but David E Allen of Boonsboro failed to stop in time and collided with him. The incident led to damage to Jones’ car and a Houston camp vehicle. A baby-sitter was charged with theft in a separate note.
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Hagerstown
U.S
Stown
David E Allen
Boonsboro
Allen
Houston
Jones
China
Grand Jury To Be Presented 25 Charges
February term of Circuit Court opens with about 25 charges to be presented to the grand jury. Mates Attorney Robert S. Rothenhofer announced the plan. Three appeal cases are scheduled, with jurors recently selected serving as the grand jury. Chief Patrick M. Schnaufer will preside at the opening.
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Crreuit
Mates
Robert S. Rothenhofer
Grand Jury
Chieze
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Palmer Story Inspires Struggle For Health Recovery
Palmer, 47, and his wife Elizabeth share a tale of health fight and faith. Palmer endured a 1959 heart surgery at Johns Hopkins after a warning from doctors and blood from Fort Detrick donors. He recovered and planned to return to work, inspiring others.
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Victor Pai
Palmer
Fort Detrick
Grace
Association
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Palmers
Snowstorm forecast looms over Frederick County area
Weather forecasts warn of 4 to 6 inches of snow with winds up to 20 mph and gusts around 30 mph this weekend. Residents recall heavy 1938 and 1958 storms as subfreezing temperatures set in today and tomorrow, threatening travel and school closures while snowbanks cause far-reaching disruption.
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Fred County
M. County
Stott
Changes Urged at County Jail by State Board of Correction
State Board of Correction issued a report on county jail conditions calling for a full time warden to run the jail, a custodial uniform, enlarged dining facilities, periodic kitchen checks by County Commissioners, and improved maintenance of dining and living areas. The jail on West South Street has a 60 capacity with cell blocks and dormitories. Continued on page 4. Pope John Xiii named Miser Erredo Baffle nuncio to West Germany and elevated him to cardinal in the Vatican.
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State Board of Correction
Maryland
Correction Board
West South Street
Vatican City
John Xmiii
Errado
Halian i
Vatican
Cardinal Op of
Farza
College of Cardinals
Snowstorm Strands Hundreds Across South as Death Toll Rises
A sweeping southbound snowstorm paralyzed travel from extreme southeast Texas to eastern Tennessee. At least eight deaths were blamed on the storm as roads froze and hundreds of motorists, including 325 families near Huntsville, were marooned. Coast guard crews battled 70 mph winds to aid floundering vessels while temperatures dropped into the 20s and 30s across the belt.
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Texas
Tennessee
Rockies
New England
Louisiana
Mississipabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Theestern
Caroabama
Oon Monte Sano
Hunt
Mo Oauto Acna
Schulenburg
Columbus
Houston
Alabama
Huntsville
Gulf Coast Coast Guard
Florida
France seals status as fourth atomic power with Sahara blast
Paris AP reports France detonated a device in the Sahara near Tah pozane, declaring itself a nuclear power. President de Gaulle announced the test in a Defense Ministry communique, asserting an all French effort with no foreign technicians involved and signaling a major shift in NATO balance and disarmament talks.
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Paris
France
Sahara Desert
Charles de Gaulle
Defense Minis
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Point Zeraa
Tanezrous
Dero J
RetZane
Defense Ministry
Bas
Amerita
Hiroshima
Khrushchev
London
Washington
de Gaulle
Soviet Cuba Sugar Deal Looks to 5 Million Tons
Havana reports Anastas Mikoyan and Fidel Castro signed a five year pact for the Soviet Union to buy five million tons of Cuban sugar. The agreement includes a 100 million dollar credit to be repaid over 12 years with 200000 tons paid in dollars from world market purchases. Mikoyan frames trip as friendship drive amid strained US ties.
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Havana
Anastas I Mine MM
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Castro
Sov
Mikoyan
Cuba
United States
U. S
Washington
Moscow
Fulgensio Batista
Elizabeth Lewis Peters Elected President Of Aged Home Board
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Peters was elected president of the Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged at the annual meeting. Mrs J Tyson Lee presided as retiring president. New officers include Mrs William M Storm first vice president and Mrs Charles H Conner Jr second vice president.
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Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
J. Tyson Lee
Wiliam M. Storm
Charles H. Conner Jr
Claude H. Barrick
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Mary Grace Helienstein
Lee
Ollie May Thomas
David Easurer
Joseph D. Baker
Islees
Kent C. Nicoan
Grace Nei- Charles McC
MacArthur Improves at Lenox Hill Hospital
General Douglas MacArthur shows continued improvement under treatment for prostate gland trouble at Lenox Hill Hospital. He remains under care two weeks after admission and his physician calls the progress most satisfactory.
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MacArthur
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Lenox Hill Hospital
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