Frederic Md Post Office Adds Second Class Matter
A 1958 notice states the Frederick Maryland post office will treat the publication as second class matter. The text warns readers about world communism and urges responsible labor and management leaders to recognize the propaganda risks. President Walter Fedimax is referenced in relation to this stance.
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Bent Pee Ptg & Mpg CO
Court
Fredenck
Frederick Md
Orvis
Moscow
Meany
Worth While Guard Enlistment Push February 22
A nationwide recruitment blitz on February 22 aims to enlist 750000 men into the National Guard. The draft act allows college work and civilian jobs to continue, with training in community units and flexible service schedules. Guard service offers pay, skill learning, and local leadership prospects for future high grades.
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Washadion
National Guard
Junia
Washington
New Mouse Study Drives Hope Against Muscular Dystrophy
A hereditary mouse strain showing a human like muscle disease may speed progress toward treatments. Jackson Memorial Laboratory researchers test drugs on these mice to pinpoint the defect and aid therapy for the 190,000 to 200,000 Americans affected. Dr Ade T Milhorat notes strong heredity links, as the disease can strike multiple family members at varying ages and weaken the body, increasing infection risk.
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Jackson Memorial Laboratory
Sar Harbor
Wari
Ade T. Milhorat
The
Muscular
Meany Urges Vigilance on Communism in Letters
In a letter to the editor, George Meany defends his patriotism and warns that some business leaders seek alliance with a Soviet dictatorship. He recalls Communist regimes killing hundreds of thousands and destroying national independence since World War I, urging Americans to oppose communism and seek peace.
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Ukes Meany
Comavai
Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Our
Republic
Rotary Club of
New York
Mr. Meany
Beanie Milan
Eisenhower and Nixon Seen on GOP Ticket in 1956 Push
A long string of Senate comments and political theory discuss whether President Eisenhower will run again and if Nixon would be his running mate. Several senators back the 1952 ticket with Nixon as vice president, while others doubt Eisenhower will seek another term. A bizarre counter proposal from Senator Long suggests Eisenhower as vice president with Earl Warren as president.
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Ashington
Crorr
Democra
Eisenhower
Ixon
Sen. H. Aléxander
Fisentower
Nixon
Sinih Érmed ‘Sone
Arts “Podunk
Smith
Sen
Mansfield
Bush
Curtis
Sparkman
Alabama
Sen. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Earl Warren
Presidentia
GOP
Fifty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News
Itemized recap from February 16 1906 noting defeat of a Frederick paving bill amid strong public sentiment. Train collision near Carroll Creek disrupted service. Grand Jury adjourned after ten days with 175 witnesses and 57 indictments. Proposes new liquor sale regulations. Fortnightly Club presented Scotch program in Kemp Hall. May Heirman headlined at the City Opera House with the play Children of Satan featuring Miss Hillman.
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Nc.r.a
Carroll Creek
Kemp Hall
Mary Steckel- Burck
Ariana Belt
Charles B. T. Hendrickson
Margaret Ford
David Winebrenner
Scott
Bertha ‘Rail
Elizabeth McDonnel
May Hirelman
City Opera House
Miss Hillman
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
February 16 1936 report recalls deaths and civic notes in Frederick County John H Martz chief deputy in the circuit court offices died at age 61 Willard William Randies named jury foreman February stand jury chairman discusses vigilant crime prevention amid organized crime concerns Rivers and creeks rise after a hard freeze prompting residents to move to higher ground as ice breaks on Potomac and Monocacy rivers
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John H. Martz
Inneputy
Circuit Court
South Street
Albert Routchie
Frederick County
Demmialic
Johge Verh
Willard Wiliam & Randies Tris Ciy
Potomac
Monocacy
Religious Emphasis Week Opens at Hood College
Rev Francis Reinberger of Gettysburg Theological Seminary spoke at Hood College chapel on February 15 for Religious Emphasis Week. He urged prayer as vertical communion with God and horizontal care for others, calling the cross a symbol of Christian unity and noting prayer as essential to civilization. He is a professor at Gettysburg Theological Seminary and former Hood instructor.
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Francis Reinberger
Gettyeburg Theological Seminary
Hood College
Mars Louise Urban
Hood College Ywca
Weinberger
Mr. Reinberger
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Dickinson College
Zonta Club hears Major Quint on Communism
Major Herbert Quint of Fort Detrick spoke to the Zonta Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Communism. He traced its history from 1917 to the present, described party structure and propaganda, and urged reporting suspected Communist activity to authorities. The next meeting will feature Jr. Herrick from the Comptroller's office, Fort Detrick, on February 20.
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Herbert 5. Quint
Fort Detrick
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Momday
Virginia Thomas
Rhoda Fogle
Quint
Russia
Major Quint
United States
Seatac
Communist Party
Ussr
AU adjMale
OL Doula
Jr. Herrick
Comptroller's Office
British to Quit Japan and Korea Military Withdrawals
British commonwealth forces in Japan will be withdrawn and those in Korea reduced to a battalion. About 6,000 to 7,000 troops remain in the two regions, with the Korea battalion including Canadian medical personnel Australian signal corps and New Zealand transport elements. The United States has withdrawn most divisions in Korea and in Japan under prior plans.
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Tokyo
Japan
Korés
Korea
Signal Corps
Nexealand
Ile Cithacho
United States
Dows Tome Division
Policeman of Year to be Honored at Exchange Club Dinner
Willam A Boone Jr will be named policeman of the year at a dinner meeting of the Exchange Club at the V F W Country Club. The honor supports Crime Prevention Week observed nationally and locally. Charles O N Irelan Rockville lawyer will speak.
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Willam A Boone Jr
Gesh Gas Ot Wee
Exchange Club
V. FW. Country Club
Boone
Wid Thomas
W. Ver Forney
Exchange
Robert Schutz
Officer Boone
Monard Ambrose
Rachange Club
Come
Adal
National Exchange
Charles ON. Irelan
Rockville
Montgomery County Commissioners
Senate
Dope
Orphans Court
Montgomery County
Mother In Juvenile Court Second Time
ANNAPOLIS Mrs. Nanuy Bishop of Barbersville faced Juvenile Court for a second time in recent months over alleged mistreatment of her children. She previously stood accused of assaulting her 11-year-old son Hubert and was placed on probation after a beating. A new neglect charge涉及 13-year-old daughter Della and yesterday's allegations relate to Hubert after an argument with his father. The boy was picked up by State Trooper Robert Kuhns and placed in the custody of June Eakin of Barbersville pending proceedings.
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Annapolis
Nanuy
Bishop
Barbersville
Treatmant
Hubert
Della
Robert Kuhns
Kuhns
Jessup
June Eakin
Congress weighs end to summer two clock time system
Rep. Harley Staggers of West Virginia reports a House Commerce subcommittee will hear his bill to end the annual confusion from daylight saving time. The proposal lets Congress set one uniform Daylight Saving period from late April to late September, resolving the patchwork observance in cities and rural areas alike.
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Washington
House
Staggers
House Commerce
Congress
Bank of England Hikes Lending Rate in Inflation Fight
The Bank of England raised its rate to 6.5 percent in a surprise move under Chancellor Harold Macmillan. The decision aims to curb Britain’s rising prices, signaling tighter credit and reduced spending worldwide within the sterling area.
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London
Bank of England
Britain
Sterling
Harold Macmillan
Eden
Frank Buch Celebrates 1st Birthday This Week
Mr Frank Buch of 217 East Pat will mark his first birthday on Thursday February 3. Mrs Willam C Rodenck executive secretary of the Children's Art Society and Mrs George Putt case worker attend the Regional Conference of the Child Welfare League of America at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia today and Friday.
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Frank Buch
East Patpreatemer
Willam C. Rodenck
Children’s Art Society
George Putt Vem Elf
Child Welfare League of America
Benjamin Franklin Heel
Philadelphia
Less Than Half of Increases Justified
Secretary Benson said less than half of wage increases in food processing and distribution from 1947 to 1955 were offset by productivity gains. He warned higher wages beyond productivity raise costs, falling on consumers. Retail food prices rose 11 percent while wage cost per unit increased 26 percent.
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San Francisco
Benson
Western States Meat Packers Assn
Rumor of Princess Margaret Conversion Denied
The rumor of Princess Margaret converting to Roman Catholicism draws denials from Buckingham Palace and Vatican circles. No official comment supports the reports, and Duke of Norfolk dismisses the claim as nonsense after a distant audience with Pope Pius XII.
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Lainijon 'P
Princess Mar-garet
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
Duke of Norfolk
Britain
Pius XII
Vatican
Margaret
Tragedy as 10-year-old dies from toaster accident
In Baltimore a 10-year-old boy, Daniel Silber, died after reaching from a high chair and sticking a table knife into an electric toaster. Police and Dr. Eugene Goldstein said probable electrocution. The mother turned away to attend another son when the knife was pushed in. a servant reported the incident and unplugged the toaster.
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Baltimore
Daniel Silber
Eugene Goldstein
Ada Pagakide
Samuel Silber
Panlel
Parrlee Short
Police
Teller Outthluffs Would-Be Robber at Bank Branch
In a midtown San Francisco bank, teller Marilyn Dimubtly confronted a would-be robber who demanded fives and twenties. Dimubtly slammed the drawer, escaped danger, and shouted she had no money to give. The robber pocketed a pistol and fled.
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San
Moscow appearance of MacLean Burgess sparks shift in security stance
Washington reports centering on the public Moscow appearance of British diplomats MacLean and Burgess after five years of concealment. The episode may unite Britain and the United States against espionage, exposing British security weaknesses and influencing future counterintelligence efforts.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Moscow
Messrs MacLean
Burgess
Walter
Ater
America
Britain
London
Khrushchev
Kremlin
MacLean
Anthony Eden
Ostho
House of Commons
Lord Beaverbrook
London Daily Express
United States
Beaverbrook
British Security Service
Mrs. MacLean
England
Messrs
MacLean and
Diplomatic Friction and British Advisors Under Scrutiny
The piece questions UK officials backing away from the Communist threat while former British Foreign Office figures MacLean and Burgess advise the Soviets. It notes their potential loss of influence in Moscow, possible liberation from duress, and a brief press conference with limited observers that raises more questions than answers.
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Messrs
MacLean
Burgess
British
Foreign Office
Moscow
Local Patients Report Postoperative and Illness Updates
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Wilma Jean Wheeland admitted Tuesday and underwent surgery Wednesday morning with satisfactory condition. Little Nancy Cole confined at home with measles. Mrs Richard C Dutrow reported convalescing satisfactorily at home. Cake daipimen treated for emergency appendectomy and in satisfactory condition. Miss Ruth A Scarlett injured in an automobile crash and readmitted after ER treatment. Charles V Greene Jr recuperating at home after tonsil and adenoids surgery.
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Wilma Jean Wheeland
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nancy Cole
Harold Cole
West Patrick Street
Richard C. Dutrow
West Second Street
Buen Terrace
Ruth A. Scarlett
East Second Street
Charles V Greene Jr
Charles V. Greene
West Seventh Street
Conference Of Mayors Opened In Washington
The third annual Washington Conference of Mayors opened with civil defense in focus. About 200 city chiefs attended under White House auspices as Civil Defense Administrator Val Peterson said cities would be on the front line if a war comes. He urged full briefing on foreign situation and enemy weapons to guide mayors, with some sessions held privately to allow frank discussion.
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Washington
Keefer Sprankle Vows Bond In Waynesboro Catholic Rite
Elizabeth Jean Keefer daughter of Linus Keefer and the late Mrs Keefer of Waynesboro Maryland became the bride of Bernard Eugene Sprankle son of Mr and Mrs Insident ree pants Sean field Pennsylvania in a St Andrew s Catholic church ceremony conducted by Rev Fr John Danville. The bride wore white Chantilly lace over satin with a fitted jacket and long sleeves. A prayer book topped with a white orchid carried by the bridegroom’s gift, and a pearl necklace completed her look. Maid of honor Miss Mary Jane Scott wore nile green Chantilly lace. Best man was Donald Topper with ushers William Baker and Gerald Sprankle. The couple planned a reception for 75 guests at the Anthony Wayne Hotel and will honeymoon unannounced before settling in Emmitsburg. The bride, a St Joseph s High School graduate, was employed by Waynesboro Telephone Co. Her husband, an Emmitsburg High School graduate, served in the US Army and works at Fort Detrick. Out-of-town guests came from Baltimore, Thurmont, Emmitsburg, Fairfield, Waynesboro, Hagerstown and Gettysburg.
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Spraskie—Keefer
Elizabeth Jean Keefer
West Second Street
Waynesboro
Linus M. Keefer
Baltimore
Keefer
Bernard Eugene Sprankle
Art
Seanfield
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
John Danville
Eugene Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
Mary ‘Jane Scott
Misa Scott
Donald Topper
William D. Baker
Wasnes
Anthony Wayne
Harner
Emmitsboro
St. Joseph's High School
The
Telephone Company of
Emmitsburo High School
Europe
Fort Detrick
Thurmont
Fairfield
Wagerstown
Gettysburg
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