Aggression Charges Labeled Absurd at United Nations
In New York the Soviet delegation accuses the United States of aggressive global actions and asks the Assembly to consider the complaint quickly. A U S spokesman calls the charges mockery of UN purposes as Britain condemns debate as propaganda and a waste of time.
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United Nations
Tet Union
USN_ Assembly
Assembly
Wan Watthavakon
Thaaland
United States
U.S
General Assembly
Emered the cmck. Md. as second-class matter
Newspaper note indicates a publication in Maryland as a second class matter dated February 1, 1957.
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Cmck. Md
Evolution of a Valentine Themed Holiday
The piece traces St Valentine’s Day origins from the ancient Roman Lupercalia honoring Lupercus and Juno to later French and English ceremonies. It notes early anonymous valentines, then the rise of published greetings with artistry, and the modern mix of cheap notes and elaborate cards exchanged by sweethearts and coworkers.
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America
Lupercalia
Lunercus
Juno
France
Federal aid debate grows as opposition forms nationwide
A New Jersey Taxpayers Association study argues federal grants to state and local governments expand quickly. It cites aid rising from 490 million in 1945 to 5.5 billion in 1958, noting risks to local control and accountability despite political support from states receiving more aid than they pay in taxes.
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New Jersey Taxpayers Association
Congress
Recognition Dinner Honors Silver Beaver Award Recipient
Francis Scott Key District of the Bar Scouts of America thanks The News for Scout Week coverage and notes 110 Frederick County residents attended the Annual Scouter Recognition Dinner for J. F. Minor Simpson who received the Silver Beaver. Mention of Mrs. Broadrup's leadership and John Dudash's bus arrangements highlights local efforts.
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Francis Scott Key
Bar Scouts of America
J. F. Minor Simpson
Frederick County
Simpson
Charles E. Broadrup
Broadrup
John Dudash
Washington
Niemanna
BRUNK
Bishop to Lay Cornerstone at St Luke’s Brownsville
The St Luke's Episcopal Church Brownsville plans a cornerstone ceremony for a new Parish House. Rt Rev Noble C Powell will designate the Burgess Memorial Hall during the four o'clock service on February 17. A covered dish supper follows at Grace Church Brunswick, then Powell will confirm twenty two candidates at 7:30 p.m.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Brownsville
Noble C. Powell
D. D
St. Luke’s
Maryland
Burgess Memorial
Grace Church
Brunswick
Powell Wil
James Fendhagen
Congregation of St
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on February 14 1907 a double death of Charles E Bentz and his sister is noted along with a coroner jury ruling grippe or pneumonia as the cause and shock for the sister. A Raspberry Circle dance at Junior Hall drew about 40 couples with the Braddock Heights orchestra. Fred Schmidt named baker for the Maryland School for the Deaf after 16 years with East Patrick street bakery. Frederick Emergency Hospital equipment sold to the Colored Hospital Association and moved to West All Saints street building. Tailor R Lewis B Adams dies at 35 on West Patrick street after years with the Uncle Hez company.
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Harles E. Bentz
West Patrick Street
Martz
Darner
Braddock Heights
R. Fred Schmidt
Rudolph Neidhart
East Patrick Street
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick County Medical Society
Market
South Streets
Colored Hospital Association of
Bold 1937 robbery leads to missing goods and recovered truck
A four ton truck and two and a half tons of merchandise were stolen from J Norman Geipe transportation shed at 411 Middle Alley. The trailer body was broken open and dry goods removed presumably for transfer to another truck. The truck was later found on a county road near New Market.
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J. Norman Geipe
Middle Alley
New Market
W. Springer
Urbana
WPA
Shore
Stephen C. Cromwell
Cromwell
Hotel Frederick
Frederick County Bar Association
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
United States
U. S
Smedley D. Butler
Frederick County
Salisbury Couple Die in Suspected Murder Suicide
A 47 year old man, Austen Wingate, and his 42 year old wife Mildred were found dead in their Salisbury home after a reported quarrel. Police describe the event as an apparent murder suicide with a child crying nearby and a neighbor recounting gunfire and a pursuit through the hall.
Jaycees Pick Outstanding Young Men for Flemming Awards
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced ten winners of the ninth annual Arthur S. Flemming awards for outstanding young men in government. Recipients include Willard K. Davis Artemus E. Weatherbee J Arnold Pines Maurice R. Hilleman A Wall Herbert Tabor Manuel F Morales and others recognized for achievements and potential in federal service. Veterinarians report histoplasmosis diagnosed in cattle.
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Washington Fi
Chamber of Commerce Today
Arthur S. Flemming
Defense Mobilization
Flemming
Civil Service
Jaycees
Willard K. Davis
Artington
Divison
Atomic Energy Commission
Artemus E. Weatherbee
Silver Spring
J. Arnold Pines
Securities and Exchange Commission
Maurice R. Hilleman
Bethesda
Department of Respiratory
Army Medical Corps
Washington
Bureau of Standards
Herbert Tabor
The
Public Health Service
Manuel F. Morales
Naval Medical Research Institute
No Authority To Seize Oil
Secretary Seaton testified that the government has no authority to seize the oil industry or force price controls. He denied telling subordinates to hide questions from Congress and noted antitrust reviews on pricing while describing an emergency oil lift for Europe.
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Washington
Seaton
iSenate Antitrust and Public Lands
Sot
Joint Committee
Europe
Suez Canal
Tuterior
Office of Oil
Middle East
Senate
House Commerce Committee
Felix E. Wormser
Harris
D-Ark
House
Hugh A. Stewart
Office of Oil and Gas
Wormser
Plans For Lent Services At Calvary Methodist Church
The February meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist outlined Lenten services to be held every Wednesday at 7:30 in the chapel beginning March 6, with Rev. E William Hall discussing Pauls Letters. World Day of Prayer observed March 8 at Trinity Methodist. A banquet for senior and intermediate youths is planned for March 25. Donations included 60 pounds of old avion hose shipped to Japan and 90 pounds of bandages sent to Miss Katharine Exe for Africa. Members welcomed new attendee Mrs. Warren Bichy.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Ray H. Smith
Robert Alien
Woman's Society
E. William Hall
Paul
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick Council of Church Women
Raymond Wilhelm
B. W. Meeks
Warren iBichy
Emil Johnson
Lester B. Feaga
E.R. Pearl
Wilbur Baker
Japan
Frederick
Is Africa
Katherine Exe
Edward Mantz
Wesleyan Service Guild
Lucille Tucker
Janice Wickless
Ruth Akers
Helens Daugherty
Constance Eyler
Margaret Creager
Rose
Boxing quotes frame anticipated title fight between Durando and Fullmer
The champion forecasts a crowd-pleasing bout describing Durando as ready to counter if hit first and to strike if opponents don’t. She adds Fullmer’s relentless pressure will produce an engaging, hard-fought contest the audience expects.
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Durando
Sickness Report From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Kl Ww 1nomas on South Market street is reported in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs John Lentz of Dillaveoue entered the hospital Monday, in satisfactory condition. Mr Mike Novello of the city treated there for burns from an apartment explosion is in satisfactory condition. Mr William Moss of 315 North Bentz street entered for further treatment. Mr Robert Lee Soper of 210 South Market street was moved to the hospital with bronchial pneumonia and a cerebral hemorrhage and is in critical condition. Mr Lewis B Eader near Mr Pleasant, previously at Deer Head State Hospital, has returned home much improved. Calvin Keeney near Woodsboro has pneumonia and is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital since Sunday.
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South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Lentz
Dillaveoue
Mike Novello
William “Moss
North Bentz Street
Robert Lee Soper
C. E. Cline
Lewis B. Eader
Pleasant
Deer Head State Hospital
Salisary
Calvin Keeney
Woodsboro
Fullmer Plans Two Non-Title Fights in Denver Nine Days Apart
Gene Fullmer, the middleweight champion from Utah, says he will stick with boxing as long as healthy and paid. He agrees to two non-title bouts in Denver within nine days, facing Ernie Durando in City Auditorium Arena and Charley Cotton at Mane imoth Gardens. The Durando fight is Feb 27 and will be televised on channel 9. Both fighters completed Denver training yesterday.
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Denver
Gene Fullmer
Utah
Ernie Durando
Bayonne
N. J
City Auditorium
Charley Cotton
Toledo
Mane Imoth Gardens
Colorado
Channel 9
Fullmer
Durando del Zan
Clubs To Hold Joint Meeting Tonight At VEFW
The Exchange Club of Frederick will host a joint meeting with the Frederick Optimist Club and the Frederick Opti Mrs. Club and Exchange Club Wives at VEW Country Club. Colonel Richard L. Clendenin, deputy director of development at Fort Detrick, speaks on Training For Better Living. Scout Chris Shaffon of Troop 797 speaks on What Scouting Means To Me.
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Exchange Club of
Frederick
VEW Country Club
Frederick Optimist Club
Frederick Opti
Exchange Club
Richard L. Clendenin
Fort Detrick
Chris Shaffon
Frederick High School
Richard C. Mangrum
Marine Corps Headquarters
Washington
Sauerwein Family Trip Through Florida Visited Relatives
Mr and Mrs James W Sauerwein of Harrisburg Pa visited his sister Miss Margaret E Sauerwein of Littlestown on travel to and from Florida where they spent a 10 day vacation at Bradenton and vicinity Mrs William Hobbs Mrs Elizabeth Molesworth Mr and Mrs Lee Fridell and Miss Nettie F Jones of Mt Airy returned from a trip to Orlando Florida where they visited Mr and Mrs Charles W Jones Prior to retirement and moving to Florida Mr Jones operated the Ridgeville garage
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James W. Sauerwein
Harrisburg
Margaret E. Sauerwein
RFD
Littlestown
Florida
Bradenton
Vicin
William Hobbs
Elizabeth Molesworth
Lee Fridell
Nettie F. Jones
Mt. Airy
Orlando
Charles W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Ridgeville
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post February
The Frederick News Post offers cash prizes for local tips during February. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for top stories. first caller wins. Phone tips to Mon ment 2 1177.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
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