Eisenhower Expounds Limited Government in Rural Coop Speech
President Eisenhower restates his philosophy of limited government at a National Rural Electric Cooperative Association meeting. He defends future aid limits and proposes coops pay a market-rate interest on loans while noting previously issued loans remain unaffected. He argues government should secure rights, provide basics, and aid certain groups when necessary, warning against continuing aid beyond success. Hospital and local notices follow with discharged patients and local civic details.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Fem
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Tewe
Tnomnetin
RFA
Scout District Dinner Meeting and Legislative Sidelights
The Francis Scott Key Boy Scout District held its regular monthly dinner at the Southern Restaurant. Dr. Charles E. Broadrup presided as district chairman with fifteen members present. Reports covered January re-registrations, upcoming training at Fort Belvoir, fundraiser plans, and new Explorer Posts. A district meeting and officer elections are slated at the American Legion Home with remarks by Natl Capital Area Council officials. Meanwhile bills in Annapolis touched non profit liability and new liquor store allowances. scholarships for legislative teaching avenues were also debated.
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Francis Scott Key Boy Scout District
Southern
Charles E. Broadrup
Distret
Frank W. Wagner
Fort Belvoir
Charles A. Ghek
Carnival Paddle Wheels
Fund Act
George Barthel
P b+ PR
Atesenden Training
University of 4 Scouting
Bowie
American Legion
Thurmont
Herman D Shook
Pack 270
R. Glenn Lankleton
National Capital Area Counc
B.S A
Ethan G. Book
Nenamiridia
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns For The News
Fifty years ago items from The News columns dated February 17, 1969 recount a break in at a gum slot machine money drawer outside Ed ward J. Winebrewer’s store at Market and South streets, with over a dollar taken. Other notes mention a reader receiving a letter from an uncle aboard the USS Glacier, Bishop McSherry’s visit to Port Elizabeth, and a prostate of patents including a pea separator by Gus Albauch.
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the News
Edward J. Winebrewer
Market
South Streets
Charles
Pickett
Fast Third Street
Charles H. Snyder
Us.s
Glacier
Japan
Iev
Kane
St John’s Rectory
Bishop WeSherry
Port Eliza
Beth South Africa
Europe
McSherry
McSheress
Judie Dames
Mesherry
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columas t Theews
A 1909 item notes a city revenue loss of about $2000 if a bill revising the State Magisterial system passes in its current form and reports officials opposing the fines section. It also details a local prison escape attempt, a razor attack by Spencer Bailey, and a big Washington’s Birthday dinner with Congressman Francis H. Case as principal speaker amid a day of rain and slush.
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Sake Hasteanine
Spencer “Rive Bailey
Francis H. Case
South Dakota
Washington
G.O.P. Club
Frederick County
Wolfsville Church Buys Electric Organ
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church of Wolfsville purchased a Conn electric organ. At a February 19 meeting Harold Reeves Yarrell presented a report on facilities for a proposed civic center. Mrs Edith Addison and Lincoln High School faculty join in musical numbers as Palm Sunday dedication date is set with Dr Simpson delivering the message. Rev John W Schildt serves as pastor and Caro lyn Harshman chairs the organ committee.
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Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
Harold Reeves Yarrell
Warren R Evans
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington
Frederick County
Edith Addison
Frederick Lincoln High School
City Council of Service
Civic
Francis Scott Jehurch Council
Simpson
Daugherty
Pennsylvania
Carolyn Harshman
John W. Schildt
Civic Center Plans Highlighted by City Group
The report lists potential Civic Center facilities in priority order and notes location difficulties. President Robert Dailey states city ownership would ease financing. Resignations from Zonta Club and Soroptimists Club were accepted. Mrs Ron Chertoff reported treasurer’s figures. Committee members include Walter Crowther Mildred Storm Robert Dailey and Jack Doll with Austin F Augleberger as co chair.
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Peer Aeaere
Robert Dailey
Zonta , Club
Soroptimists
Ron Chertoff
Inflation and growth pace debate dominates Congress outlook
Congressional committees and cabinet officials weigh can we accelerate U.S. growth without igniting inflation amid Russian pace. After a 2 percent growth pace, lawmakers discuss pump priming and tax incentives while critics warn of inflation from extra government spending. The Senate House Economic Committee will study price, wage, output dynamics and the impact of spending and taxes on growth and employment. President Eisenhower urges budget balance and price restraint along with wage moderation.
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New York
AFI
Soth
U.S
Senate House Economic Committee
Eisenhower
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Congressional
Possible Dulles successor among top State figures discussed
A column explores potential third member of a U S world policy triumvirate if Dulles steps back. Candidates include Christian Herter Henry Cabot Lodge Douglas Dillon and Thomas E Dewey with Dewey noted for international stature and prestige despite private practice as an international lawyer.
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Sana Nezt
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
New York
U.N
Dulles
Douglas Dilton
France
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Eisenhower
Nixon
Harold Stassen
Dollee
Dewey
Dewey and Dulles as potential state secretary matchups
The column weighs how Dwight D. Eisenhower’s likely successor could work with John Foster Dulles. It notes Dewey’s leadership style versus Dulles’ influence, and ponders whether a future Secretary of State would be Dulles, Herter, Dillon, or Tom Dewey depending on Dulles’s availability and the President’s need for direct diplomacy.
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Adlai Stevenson
Dew
Mr. Dulles
Dewey
John Foster Dulles
United States
New York
Ana
Ike
Tom Dewey
Dulles
Eisenhower
State Department
Herter
Dillion
Trdna
Henry Cabot Lodge
Douglas Dillon
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Will Of Mrs. English Admitted To Probate In Orphans Court
The will of Mrs. Elvise Young English of Indian Springs was probated in Orphans Court. It bequeaths the 57 acre Tuscarora district homestead to daughter Ruth B. English with household items and personal jewelry. Other Children and grandchildren receive Beachwood lots, silverware, and heirloom pieces. Residue split among four children, with stock shares to be retained or sold. Executor named Benjamin L. Shuil. Dates Aug 7 1940 and codicil Aug 19 1958.
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Cleveland W. Repp
Frederick
Mabel L. Repp
North Market Street
Repp
Lynn Wayne Repp
Middleburg
Ruth L. Six
Donald E. Six
Emanuel RK. Nagle
Namaville
Stevenson W. Nagle
Forrest Hills
Elvise Young English
Indian Springs
Tuscarora
Ruth B. English
Louisa Bh. Wemple
Beachwood
N. J
Hugh Y. English
Edgar English
Helen Young English
Helen English
Stella English
Jace
Eugene Wemple
Myena
English
Tesialix Ie
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Benjamin L. Shuil
Eisenhower backs Dulles stay as long as able
President Eisenhower was reported to favor John Foster Dulles remaining as Secretary of State as long as he can. A Washington flower show will fill the DC Armory from March 6 to 12 with a National Capital Flower and Garden Show heralding spring. Mrs. Richard Nixon will preside at the opening ceremonies at 2.00 PM, with public, state and local sponsorship by the Florists of Greater Washington.
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Dulles
Washington
Eisenhower
John Yester Dulles
Wammington
D.C. Armory
National Capital
Richard Nixon
Florists of
Greater Wi
World Day Of Prayer Observed At Jefferson
The United Church of Christ in Jefferson hosted World Day of Prayer on Friday with a morning program led by Mire Yirimnia Hiffer and scripture by Mrs. Berkley Pearson. The event included reviews of The Christian Concerns of North American Neighbors by regional volunteers, a film strip shown by Rev. Mr. Richardson, a box lunch, and an afternoon of hymns prayers and a solo by Mrs. Willard Stevens. The women were invited to meet next year at the Methodist church.
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United Church of Christ
Jefferson
Mire Yirimnia Hiffer
Berkley Pearson
North American
Carribbean Area
Virginia Ott
Lee House
Mexico
Austin Hale
Ruth Dade
Canada
Joan Remsberg
Betty Grove
Alaska
Ruby Lewis
Hazel Dade
Hawaii
Leo Steiner
Thomas James
United States
Keefer Cramp‘ton
Ethel Remsberg
Richardson
Methodist Church
Willard Stevens
Virginia Huffer
Wallard Stevens
Illness Updates From Local Families
Three and a half year old Carol Lynn Feaga of Grant Place has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was treated for encephalitis and is slowly improving. Mrs. Charles Crampton near Middletown has left University Hospital Baltimore after surgery and is progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. Melvin Himes of Seminole Road remains a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a satisfactory condition. Charles K. Taylor, Coca Cola plant manager, returned home to Keedysville after a lengthy Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. Thelma Redmond of 203 Monroe Avenue Frederick was admitted Friday afternoon to Vindohona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights.
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Carol Lynn Feaga
Garland Feaga
Grant Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Crampton
Middletown
University Hospital
Baltimore
Melvin Himes
Seminole Road
Charles K. Taylor
Keedysville
Thelma Redmond
Monroe Avenue
Frederick
Vindohona Convalscent and Rest
Braddock Heights
Local Notables Attend Command Reunion In Washington
Maj. Gen. D John Markey and Col Elmer Munshower attended the John al reunion of 29th Division officers at the Army Navy Club in Washington. Walter Robertson Assistant Secretary of State spoke. Gary Utterback of Frederick began his first Assembly session after leg surgery recovery. William and Mrs Kilby Frederick celebrate seventh wedding anniversary. Susie Koontz observes 85th birthday. Col Lester Smith stationed in Germany spent weekend here. Grove couple move to 31 Seminole Road Monocacy Village.
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D. John Markey
Elmer F. Munshower
Frederic
Army-Navy Club
Washington
Walter Robertson
Gary Utterback
House of Delegates
Assembly
Utterback
William C. Kilby
Route 2
Frederick
Susie Koontz
East Third Street
Col
F.lestersmith
Air Force
Germany
Grayson B. Grove
Seminole Road
Monocacy Village
West Patrick Street
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Washington County Hospital
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Spangler
William J. Danner
Burkittsville
Kenneth E. Wiliams
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Radland C Bover
George W. Johnson
Jennie A. Manahan
Estie
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Edward Fiteerald
Tamont
James Kelly
Emmitsburg
Joseph Knott
Grant Abrahams
Emnittsbure
Harold Hat Oat
Rfc
Emmitsbure
Leonard Sanders
Finissburg
Judy Whitmore
Warner
Philip R. Lentz
Keymar
Gleas Springer
RFD
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Edna Maxell
Miteburg
Henry Zurgabie
Paul Berrier
Rocky Ridge
George Sanders
Bertha Harbaugh
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Alice Chase
Greencastle
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Howard M. Smith
Commercial Meanager
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Forest Park Iigh School
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University of Baltimore
Scout District
Annapolis
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Glick
Charles E Broadrup
Herman D. ‘Shook
Pack
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Frank W.wagner
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Charles R. Baldwin
Samuel L. Birely
F. Russell Young
Byram H. Carpenter
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Thomas D'Alexandro
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Anether Liquor Store
Somerset County
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Birmingham
Gus Albauch
Taurs
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Italy
U.S. Navy
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Gettysburg
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Rt. 3
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Philadelphia
William A. Pearson
Hahnemann Medical College
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Ohio
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NEW Roads Commission
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Jake J
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Cumberland
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Harry B. Kanode
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