Frederick High School hosts for six weeks in 1958 study program
The Second Session of the News notes Frederick High School will host a six week program linked to a Fulbright educator Miss Meyersieely from Germany. She will visit Washington County and other Maryland education facilities, then spend two weeks in Washington for evaluation before returning to Germany by Easter.
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Frederick
Gurat
PTC
Frederick High School
AGRER
Bya-Marie
Bae
Fred
Ench
Washington County
Expanded Technical Aid Proposal and Local Auxiliary Plans
The United States doubles its UN technical aid share from fifteen to thirty million as part of a one hundred million program and pledges to join a larger capital development fund for bigger projects. American technicians work with international teams to develop backward countries, while U.S. aid ties to self reliance. The article also notes a local auxiliary meeting, officers elected for the year, and plans for a January banquet marking the group’s 25th anniversary at the Frederick Hotel. In Toluca Mexico, a bus and a trolley collision killed 22 and injured 35 others.
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United States
United Nations
America
Toluca
Mexica
Mexca
Tizayuca
Bis
Iit
Contol
Takica
Svi
Biekes
Carroll Manor Fire Co. Officers Elected for 1958
Carroll Manor Fire Co held its annual election of officers on a Wednesday evening. Officers for 1958 include President B Clark Girsust, 1st VP Willard Keiler, 2nd VP Presta Smith, treasurer Robert F. Strai man, assistant treasurer Clarence C. C. Thomas, secretary Robert G. Tuck, assistant secretary Charles F. Carlin, captain A. Melvin Ringers, 1st LT Richard C. Biser, 2nd LT William M. Renny, base director Edgar Crawford, chaplain Rev Gordon C. Hite, assistant chaplain Rev Walter D. Mehming, directors Homer Reno, Juan Louck, Richard Elser, Pascal Reno, Howard J. Stup Sr., Eugene Johnson, ambulance chief Robert F. Strai man. A directors’ meeting will be held Saturday, Jan 16 for appointing a chief and 16 assistant hosemen for this term. Dr John Culler continues to serve as Company surgeon. CLASS MEETS The Bright Jewels class of Calvary Methodist Church met Jan 9 at the home of Mrs Roy Putman, East Patrick Street. Co-hostess Mrs Roy Watkins. Meeting opened with Faith of Our Fathers. Mrs Lester Koogle led devotions from Psalm 27. Games were played and prizes awarded. Refreshments served. Next meeting Feb 6 at the home of Mrs Lester Koogle.
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Carroll Manor Fire Co
B. Clark Girsust
Willard Keiler
Presta. Smith
Robert F. Strailman
Treas
Clarence C. C. Thomas
Robert G. Tuck
Charles F., Carlin
A. Melvin Ringers
Richard C. Biser
William M. Renny
Edgar Crawford
Gordon C. Hite
Walter D. Mehming
Homer Reno Juan Louck
Richard
Elser
Pascal Reno
Howard J. Stup
Eugene Johnson
Robert F. Straiiman
Haseman
John
Culler
Calvary Methodist Church
Roy Putman
East Patrick Street
Roy Watkins
Lester Koogle
Award Akers
Nevin Ports
Calnians
Claude Breighner
Lester Kuogle
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated January 13 report HET Ladies Day at the YMCA with about 118 ladies enrolled, Middletown public school bids rejected by the County Commissioners, S Leslie Shufee’s bid of 17990 noted, Frederick Counts Farmers Exchange selling machinery to Clarence A Hussard who will run as Farmers Implement Company, Belles Lellies Literary Society debated labor strikes, Worthington and Molter drew jurors for February Circuit Court term in Frederick district listing names including George Ty Phebus Luther M Lease Henry Baumgardner Frank V Buxton John T Best Emanuel P Mantz Arthur Fleming Willard M Garrel Harry G Dorsey.
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The
Y.M.C.A
Middletown
S. Leslie Shufee
Frederick Counts Farmers Exchange
Clarence A. Hussard
Farmers Implement Company
Re Belles Lellies Lierary Society
W. Angleberger
Graham couple welcome fifth child Nelson Edman Graham
Evangelist and Mrs Billy Graham welcomed their fifth child, a seven pound boy born yesterday at Memorial Hospital in Asheville North Carolina. The baby is named Nelson Edman Graham after Dr L Nelson Bell of Montreat the maternal grandfather and Dr Faye mond Edman president of Wheaton College from which the Grahams graduated. The Grahams also have an athletic son and three daughters.
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Chilly
Explosion Loss May Reach $150000 in Manapolits
Officials of Citizen Gas & Coke Co said fire damage from a Sunday gas tank explosion may reach $150,000. The blast near a residential area caused near panic as a million-cubic-feet tank ignited. Firemen controlled the blaze after about three hours with no serious injuries reported.
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Manapolits
Oltiials
Citizen Gas & Coke Co
Ollywood
Comble
Pany
Longscale
Yidential
Washington
der Eixenhower
Cheriton
League of Women Voters backs voting simplification bill
Baltimore Maryland residents hear the League of Women Voters will back a bill in the General Assembly to simplify voting for statewide constitutional amendments and referenda. The measure would place statewide matters first on ballots and number them uniformly across Baltimore City and the 23 counties. It would require amendments and referenda be certified in numerical order by session year and chapter number.
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Baltimore
Martyland
League of Women Voters
Lae
General Assembly
Baltimore City
Secrestary of
League
Appropriations for Flood Control Projects Proposed
Eisenhower proposes 22 month appropriations for flood control navigation power and reclamation, listing Army Engineer projects by state including Barkley Dam in Kentucky and Inland Waterway Delaware River to Chesapeake Bay. Also covers planning and special studies for Pike Island Lock and Dam Ohio West Virginia Opekiska Lock and Dam and related studies and reviews.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kentucky
Maryland
Cumberland
Hidgeley
W. Va
New Cumberland
Pam
Ohio
Delaware
Delaware River
Chesapeake Bay
Summit Bridge
West Virginia
Hildebrand
Sutton Reservoir
Army
Pike Island
Bam
Opekiska
Fragmentary Caption About Bean Pods on a Tower Vine
A partial caption notes a bean like pod on a climbing vine with temperature changes causing the pods to open and the beans to spill. The lower photo was captured at 112 West Church Street and the photographer can verify the detail.
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West Church Street
Brunswick Chapter of C E S Installs Officers for 1958
Brunswick Chapter No. 97 of the Order of the Eastern Star held the installation of officers for 1958 at the Hlas onick Temple Brunswick. Officers installed included Worthy Matron Mrs Anna Hart Newton Worthy Patron Mary L Trutter Associate Matron Ethel Nelson Associate Patron Ray Beck secretary Millie Hurd Treasurer Ada M Kirk Conductress Virginia Hartman Associate Conductress Nellie Strickler Chaplain Asa Quinlan Marsin Marie K Huffer Organist Elizabeth Heverdale Adah Louvyse Koogle Run Adelaide Musgrove Esther May Kidwell Martha Mary Ray Bluda Mary Virginia Hovermale Warder and Harry Anderson Sentinel. Installation ceremony performed by Mrs Marie Hartsuck Past Matron of Magerstown Chapter No 89 installing officer Installing Marshal Miss Genevieve Wyant P M of Hagerstown No 89 Installing Chaplain Mrs Mary Fletcher P M of Hagerstown No 3489 Installing Organist Mrs J Lenora Morgan Frederick Chapter No 75 Installing Warder Esther Winterstein Brunswick Chapter No 97 Installing Sentinel Mrs Sarah Eaton Brunswick Chapter No 97 and soloist Glenn Haynes Grand Sentinel of the Grand Chapter of Maryland and Past Patron of Olive Branch No 34 Keedysville
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Brunswick
Order of the Eastern Star
Hlasonick Temple
Anna Ht
Newton
Marry L. Trutter
Ethel Nelson
Ray Beck
Millie Hurd
Ada M. Kirk
Virginia Hartman
Nellie T. Strickler
Asa Quinlan
Marie K. Huffer
Marsin
Elizabeth Heverdale
Orgenist
Helen Cooper
Louvyse Koogle
Run
Adelaide Musgrove
Esther
May Kidwell
Martha
Mary Ray
Bluda
Mary Virginia Hovermale
Harry Anderson
Sentinel
Marie Hartsuck
Magerstown
Genevieve Wyant
P. M
Hagerstown
Mary Fletcher
J Lenora Morgan
Frederick
Esther Winterstein
Sarah Eaton
Glenn Haynes
Grand Chapter
Maryland and
Olive Branch
Piamer
Keedysville
Marlow Column PenPals and the Eisenhower Bulganin talks
James Marlow analyzes the brisk exchange between President Eisenhower and Premier Bulganin over disarmament and a potential summit. Washington notes the two sides differ on process, with Eisenhower demanding expert workups and a formal agenda before any meeting. The piece discusses propaganda aims, timing with NATO talks, and Dulles’s assessment of Russia’s propaganda edge.
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Hisenower
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United Nations
Arpad
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Eisenhower
United States
I Dulganin
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Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State of the Union
Congress
Trumas
Bulgaria
Dulles
Restores Advantage For Grain Rail Rates
The Commodity Credit Corporation halted subsidies to East Coast ports, restoring Baltimore Port of Baltimore's historic rail rate edge for grain exports. Subidy payments to other ports end after nearly two years amid congestion and strikes, boosting Baltimore's export volume and ending a period of reduced shipments.
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Waliington
Commodity Credit Corp
Baltimore
Midwest
North Atlantic
Commodity Credit Corporation
Jong Ihe
United States
Messy Weather Forecasts Hit Maryland Today
The Associated Press notes a forecast of messy weather across Maryland with rain, sleet, and freezing rain expected. Snow is anticipated by observers, while temperatures rise or fall across western Maryland. Police report clear highways this morning as the state braces for wintry conditions.
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Associated Press
Maryland
U.S
Burzali
Baltimore
Oakland
A. E. Webar
Cumberland
Frosburg
Big Savage Mountain
Own Hill
Pikesville
Fiston
Salisbury
Frederick
Rockville
Engagement Announced Between Miss Chick and Stewart Jr
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Chick of Rosen Brunswick announce the engagement of their daughter Charlotte Lorraine to Seaman Johnny Albert Stewart Jr., son of Mrs. Mamie Stewart of Statusboro. Miss Chick is a Brunswick High School graduate and works as a secretary for the Navy Department in Washington. Stewart is a Statesboro High School graduate and serves in the U S Marine Corps stationed at Quantico Virginia.
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Rosen Brunswick
Charlotte Lorraine
Johnny Albert Stewart Jr
J Mamie Stewart
Statusboro
Chick
Brunswick High School
Chiss
iNavy Dept
Washington
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jStatesboro High School
U. S. Marine Corp
Quantico Va
Local Hospital Admissions and Patient Updates
Roger J. Moser of Myersville Route 1 is admitted for treatment and possible surgery for a blood clot injury at Ick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Wesley V. Waebier of 350 West Patrick Street undergoes surgery Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving. W. Crouse of Sally Jefferson Street is reported improving after grippe confinement. Lee M. Buchanan of 214 South Market Street was admitted Thursday to Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore for a hack ailment. Floyd Reeder of Route 5 entered Washington County Hospital Wednesday for observation after work injuries for the State Roads Commission.
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Roger J. Moser
Myersville
Route 1
Ick Memorial Hospital
Wesley V. Waebier
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. Crouse
Sally Jefferson Street
Lee M. Buchanan
South Market Street
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Floyd Reeder
Route 5
Washington County Hospital
State Roads Commission
Zimmermans Return From Atlanta Visit
Mrs. Stanley Y. Gaver Toll House avenue will observe her birthday Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Warry Zimmer man of Braddock Heights have been visiting for four weeks with their son and family Mr and Mrs Harry C Zimmerman Jr of Atlanta Ga have returned home.
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Stanley Y. Gaver
Toll House Avenue
Warry 0. Zimmerman
Braddock Heights
Harry ¢. Zimmerman Jr
Atlanta, Ga
64 Cents Of Every Dollar For Protection
Washington headline outlines President Eisenhower's new budget allocating 64 cents per dollar to protection including military atomic foreign aid and security costs. The remainder covers civil benefits interest general government and taxes from various sources detailing budget distribution and national revenue streams.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Algiers
Algeria
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