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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1959

Page

13

Cold War Warming Tests Allied Patience Over Berlin

AP analysis notes rising war talk after Macmillan-Khrushchev talks end. Khrushchev’s moves, tied to the Moscow visit, prompt questions whether the Soviet leader seeks war fear or political leverage. The piece flags a breakdown in dialogue and the danger of summit diplomacy used for propaganda.

J. M. Roberts Associated Press Soviet Union Berlin Harold Macmillan Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Macmillan Khrushchev

Beallsville Notices Roll Through Montgomery County Life

Beallsville and Poolesville communities share a flurry of events from a St Mary’s card party to a Monocacy Garden Club talk. Local seniors, students and families celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and school achievements while clubs plan future meetings and civic activities in Barnesville Beallsville and Dickerson.

Rockville Columbia Country Club Poolesville Memorial Methodist Church Viegie Manipin Iy Elliott George Savage Beallsville William Poole Sellman Sprigg F. Hays Barnesville Samuel Tolbert Leon [Oeh Urbana David E. Kidd Montgomery County Bridge Club William A. Daniel Dickerson Maynard C. Luhn Jr Poolesville Charles W. Norris Norris Charles W. Norris Jr Cora Norris Rain Win W. Broome Twinbrook Pkwy Rocksville Department of Secondary Educa ‘Tion William Seymour Nancy Hall Hubert Neal Raymond Beall James Titus Charles Butler Betty Titus Butler Poolysville Presbyterian Church William Roberson Gungalurmblaw Airs Bliss Roberson Harold Robertson Dale Gary Silver Spring Horace Thompson Clarksburg George Deihl Poolesville High School Robert T. Crawford John A. Conway Kang National Capital Park Finall Planning Commission colleges/ocacy Citizens Association Hugh M. Beshers Civic Federation Harold C. Carlston Hyattstown Miami Anna Maria Island Fla T. B. Dorsett Cuthbert Claire Eyster Jen P. Horn John T. Sparty Rufus Beall Fylle Maryland William Warren Sam Lindberg Lincoln Warren Carl Sandberg Monocacy Homemature’ Club Davis Bernard Burdette Ralph Ward Billy Melvin Ward Horace C. Burtiss Comus Spencerville Board of Education Roy Elliott Montgomery County General Hospital Matthew Kohlhoss Jr Lucketts Matthew Leesburg High School Charles Pierce Cresskill N. J Earl T. Shreve Edwin R. Matthews Wisconsin Sam Watts Th Matthews Alfred D. Noyes PTA Pring Youngstown Claude Reddick Frank Thomas Washington Upper Albert Evans Smithsonian Institute Department of Commerce G. Best

Maryland boat owners oppose state licensing act

Maryland yacht and boat club spokesmen urged a legislative committee to scrap or broaden the proposed State boat act limiting licensing to all onboard and outboard motors. They objected to using annual license fees for general funds, demanded a separate enforcing body, and sought fees tied to boat size with exemptions for small craft.

Annapolis House Ways and Means Maryland Tidewater Fisheries , Commission Game and Inland Fish Commission

Federal role eyed in bay safety measure

Thomas Clogs, president of the Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Association, urged Maryland to rely on federal enforcement via the Coast Guard for boat inspections. A subcommittee led by Del Hess considers the legislation, while Ways and Means Chairman Boone told boating spokesmen to proceed.

Thomas Clogs Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Assh Maryland Coast Guard Clog del, Hess D-Harford Boone D-Balto Courly

Film A Cry in the Might Shown at People’s Bible Church Frederick

The film A Cry in the Might screened at 7:00 p.m. on the same day at the People's Bible Church on West Fourth Street in Frederick. It recently won first place in the documentary division at the Winona Lake Film Festival, an international competition for religious films.

People’s Bible Church Il West Fourth Street Frederick

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