President travels amid Latin American diplomacy questions
John Michalik, 65, a former Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus strongman known as Cyclone Mitchell, died of a heart attack in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. The AP report notes political tensions as Eisenhower era diplomacy shifts and Congress faces adjournment.
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John Michalik
Waynesburg
John & 2K
Michalik
Hagenback-Wallace Circus
Cyclone Mitchell
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty Years Ago items from The News dated January 8 1910 cover Kemp moving into a new department store and local price notes from The Market Scribe including butter eggs oranges and meats. The piece notes Taft firing Ford Pinchot as forester and the Frederick County Agricultural Society naming John We Humm president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Kemp
Ent
Frederi County Bank
Jimmie Dol
Eges
Taft
Ford Pinchot
Agriculture Department
Board OF Managers
Frederick County Agricult Sociey
John We Humm
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from January 8, 1940 cover a mix of military notes, local appointments, a Guard transfer, a fall injury, a livestock dealer obituary, and a lake dedication. The column also includes chess column notes and market prices for Wheat, Barley, and Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Bezarés
Pecesirigasa
Cify
Leonard
St the Sec
Cutler Lane
Fra Doll
Sheis
Culler
Herbert R. O’coner
Lloyd C. Culler
Notable American Birthdays and Historic Dates Feature
A compact roll of birthdays for public figures including Lawrence E. Walsh Basil OConnor Sherman Adams Arthur Lichtenserger Charles Sligh Jr Thomas Watson Jr Jose Ferrer Presley and Teday in History with key anniversaries from 1815 to 1959 plus a brief Horoscope about music poetry and patience for success.
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America
Lawrence E. Walsh
Nova Scotia
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Taunton
Mass
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
East Dover
Arthur Carl Lichten- Serger
St. Louis
Protestant Episcopal’ Church
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles R. Sligh Jr
National Association of Manufacturers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Lines
Dayton
Onbio
Maytaz Hf
Tag Co
Newton
Iowa
Ewton
Jose V. Ferrer
Scior
Directo
Bor
Puerto
Ian
Crazy Horse
Batle
Montana
Wilson
Roosevelt
Congress
Italy
Bel-gian Buige
Russia
Mikoyan
Detroit
John Carroll
Baltimore
Upper Marlboro
Nicholas
Philadelphia
Lowell Mason
Medfield
James Longstreet
Edgefield
S. C
Georgia
Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard Univers
Madison
Revalue Hand For Second Bid On Bridge
The hand shows North with aK1054 and A9832 in clubs and diamonds. South opens a weak two and the auction reaches two spade by North after a sequence, with East Card Q107 and West with 497. The opening lead is the king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
South
Rand
West
Simce East
Memory and politics echo in a Frederick column
The column reflects on memory and gratitude while discussing Charles Mathias Jr. and his candidacy for Congress. It notes Mathias’ favorable position, his legal and administrative experience, and past election support, framed by local historical and civic commentary. Also covered are local anecdotes about gatekeeping fashion and a Twelfth Night celebration at Visitation Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mcc. Mathias JR
Frederick Countian
House of Representa
Maryland
Milton G. Urner
Frederick
Mathias
Republcan
Frederick County
General Assembly
Eisenhower forecasts prosperity and debt relief plan
President Eisenhower delivers a optimistic State of the Union urging a government 1960s surplus to reduce the national debt while warning of nuclear risks. He envisions 1960 as the most prosperous year and pushes defense strength, noting the intercontinental missile program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Union
Truman
Congress
U.S.S.R
House
Senate
Eieisenhower
United States
Fort Detrick Spends $368 300 Locally in Late 1939
Fort Detrick reported about 368 300 dollars in Frederick area purchases in the last three months of 1939. Of this, 200 000 went to utilities, 152 000 to supplies, and 16 500 to services. Major Lewandowski noted local sourcing as Army policy and praised cooperative local business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Detrick
Greater Frederick
E. W. Lewandowski
Army
Military and community notes from a Houston AP brief
The report covers promotions and new arrivals at a military unit, two magisterial court cases with outcomes, and civilian departures. It lists Specialists and promotions, December on post courses with participant names, welcome mat for new arrivals, two court cases with verdicts and fines, and civil departures to Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Samuel W. York
Betty L. James E. Hill Neal
James L. Goodman
Houston
Tex
James
Edwin Hill
John H. Morris
Sid Rich
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Spelardson Enterprises
Harvey Bay
Inflation Policy To Push a Tight Budget Fight
President Eisenhower vows a three-front assault on inflation with a balanced budget for the year ending June 30 1960 funds for a surplus of 200 million dollars. He criticizes long term borrowing limits and urges wage restraint to curb rising costs while labor and management disputes loom large. Nixon to enter New Hampshire presidential primary on Saturday for his 47th birthday. Swastikas vandalize synagogues and businesses in Florida. William P Witherow Sr dies at 71 in Pittsburgh.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Eisenhower
Wail
3Main
Treasury
Federal ‘Reserve System
Congress
Gamst
Concord
N.H
Richard M. Minon
New Hampshire
Nixon-for-President Committee
John F. Kennedy
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Apers
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Geni Farmers and Mechanics Cf National Bank
Mobile
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Oman
Ueit
Frederick County Historical Society
Frank Scott Key
East Church
FSU OY
Frank J. Keefer
Carl V. Weakley
C. and BP. Telephone Company
Paul Lee
Visitation Academy
Alicia Lowell
Brooks
Lowell
Lenda i
Victoria Hollingsworth
Tramsville
Christina Lee
Laytonsville
Susan Lee
Jessica Rauscher
Visitation
Frank Hou
Joe Eisenhauer
Ike
River’s
Tr Gay
State Armv
Maryland Department of Mister Venicle
Alice Flanagan Smith
Trawler Park
RFD
Fregeek
Jesse Leroy Smith Jr
East Pattreet
Jack Rendall LeFeire
Market Street
Earl Albert Musselman
Mr. Airy
Joseph John Naloli
Germantown
Jamie Ly Darnell
Dickerson
James Worthington Dixon
Brinix
John Delventhal
Sellman
Giles Brite
Rozer James Dixon
South Market Street
Geisbert Trout
Walkersville
Linda Kathleen Forney Gerald Franklin Lawrence
Clarksburg
Melton Theodore Saunders
Nelda Lowse Smith
North Market Street
Hazel Margaret Bowers
Knoxville
Tuanita Vaughn Eaton
Myrtle Louse Clevenger
Adamstown
Rhea Metzer Poling
Linwood Thomas Offutt Jr
June Henrietta Eyler
Thurmont
Charles Martin Andrews
Taney
Patricia Lee
U. S
National Health and Welfare Agencies
National Sojourners
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Amos Johnson
Laverne A. Parks
Thomas’ Cunningham
Ih Coast
Flay
Ion
Ith
Charles L. Pritchett
Orville E. Baer
Calvin L. Lockaré
Im and
Benjamin L. Overton
Frank Smith
American University
Beirut
Middle East
Riley D. Housewight
R. B. Lewis
USAF
Fort Bray
Bastiar
Middleburg
Gerald Hult
Dorothea
Harris
Calvin Ss. George
TM Ray
Associated Press
Harvey Baylin
Herman Rutner
Donald E. Collins
Stephen E. Kairenick
George Christofersen
Janley R. Farmer
Kent A. Orlandini
Jack C. Thompson
Philip Verso
Robert Wwed
W. Edwards
Eleanor B. Alexander
Leonard C. Appleby
Manuel S. Barbsito
Kathryn Bauer
Car Bender
George F_ néenburg
Eugene G. Flurie
Am C. Geisberi
Lawrence G_ Harne
Francis Hart
Carroll L. Hedges
Hubert J. Raempi
Z. Realovski
Charles D. Reh
Vida Lanne
C.arol Miller
Charles ¢. Mumaw
Wiliam C. Nelson
Orndorfff
N. D. Reifsnider
Leon A. Sanders
Ernest M. Snyder
Earl F. Starr
Theodore Stephens
Fred H. Younkins
Frank W. Wagner
Emmett J. Ortis
Hubert J. Kaempf
James Baker
Edwin L. Carty
Mildred B. Easton
Loretta M. E. F
Charles H. John E. Nutter
Eleanor ¥. Orndorff
Thomas Ripveen
Leo A. Sanders
Donald ¥. Suteix
Edwin S. Stor
Leonard Thompson
Howard Ww. Trer- Far
Charles A. Wolf
Elwood R. You
Lareil
H. Angeles
Conrad D. Chrur
Sulverstreet
Elgin
Ellsworth Jackson
Richmond
Wham
Gehrmann
Forest’ Wills
Alfredo Gonzalez
Ponce
P. R
Samuel C. Hamilton
Hope
Ark
Agelbert F. R. Keis
Great Xeck
David A. Kimball
Schenectady
XN. Y
Frederick J. Kran
Franklin Sauare
Brian V. Lange
Miwaukee
Wisene E. Legters
Clymer
Joseph
Lorentz
Brooklyn
William G. Meenachan
Paul R Nichols
Wiliam S. Tuttle
Westbrook
Richard D. Wagner
Pittsburgh
Magstrate’s
Byron W. Thompson
Larry P. Slack
Rockville
U.S
Urbana
Tony
Slack
Tumbliaz
Thompson
Roy Charles’ Moore
Grant Place
Atorney
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
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Ore
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Murmil Fla
Florida
Tampa
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William P. Witherow SR
The
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