Our Shares and a Nation's Value in Question
A flawed valuation debate questions the worth of United States assets abroad and at home. Officials estimate total value around $280 billion, but local spots like the White House grounds and Presidio holdings draw skepticism over real value. Officers meet at Indiantown Gap to discuss Army reserves and rural recruitment needs. A lease record covers a service station at West South Street and Thomas Avenue for 10 years with potential yearly rent up to $4,800.
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United States
White House
Washington
San Francisco
First Army
Governor's Island
New York
Indiantown Gap
Sanbary
Army Corps
Seelor
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
H. J. Vander Heide
William At McNeil
RFD 5
Frederick
Dit
Dorsey F. Shipley
Sinerary Refining Company
West South
Stree L
Thomas Avenue
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago notes from the January 20 issue recount nominations for Independent Hose Company president Jacob Rohrback and Jayne Hasenstock, election date January 31, plans for a new engine delivery in May, Frederick Fair dates October 20 28, Lewistown grower Rammsburg’s pavilion and hotel plans by May 15, a Waslington County wealth officer’s arrest in a divorce case, Clover Leaf Literary Society debate on city life, and judges’ verdicts with affirmative leaning.
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Jacob Rohrback
Jayne Hasenstock
Independent Hose Company
Thomias A. Chapline
Frederick
Charles J. Rammsburg
United States
Lewistown
Plannie
VA Wealth
Waslington
Moller
Loval
Devorce
Clover Leaf Literary Society
Widdle
E. Kennedy
B. Webb
Kk. Cashour
J. Snyder
A. Kemp
Twenty Years Ago Fire Destroys Gormic House And Firemen Aid Farmstead
A blaze costing about 400 dollars swept the rear of a large Gormic house owned by William Lang on the Harpers Ferry Pike. Frederick firemen aided the effort. a separate dedication event marked the opening of the rebuilt Trebek building on Rec ord and Connell streets. Potomac Edison reports an eight percent operating revenue increase, as President R. Padi A Smirth addressed the board.
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Frederick
William
Lang
Harpers Perry Pike
Jefferami
Burr Artz
Tibrery
Academy
Record and
Connell Streets
Potomac Edison Company
Shaweed
Funeral rites for Glessner family members held in city
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Many t Glessner and George Wo F Glessner who died Saturday at their East Sixth Street home. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery, with mourners and local funeral directors listed. Separately, Dulles press conference on summit diplomacy discussed U S policy amidst Suez and China questions, with emphasis on negotiation and defense measures.
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Manyt
Glessner
George
East Sixth Streed
East Patrick Street
Frionds
Mt. Hives
Cline Ane
Lawrence News Conference
David Lawrence Washington, Jr
al Lie
Writers of
Europe
National Pits Club
Han Suores
Anni
Tohanna Christiana Kintz
Foster
Jacob Kinte
Centennial Memorial
U.B
George A. Brown
United States
I. H. Selmitt
Dulles
Thomas E. Williams
Melvin Oz
Hal Engle
Paul Fe
Fagie
Arris
Kenneth B. Togle
Summers
Mount Olivet
C. E. Henge
Hine
Hsome
North Market St
Raymond J
Wilhelm
Grace United Me
Church of Christ
Forensi Mindames
Martin
Samuel S
Crone
George Wit Jr
Millard
M. Gibbons
Bruce E. Gibbons
Harold G
Eisenhower
Robert BR. Dartey
Bulganin
Sipale
Theruth
Ian
Dukes
Weve FN
Lyles
A. M. Wining
Mey
Reginald Willims
Rey
Oscar B. Jackson
China
Ametiyea
Suez Canal
Anerica
Red China
America
Red Ching
Bat
United Funeral Services
West Vic
Itginta
U.S
Will
First Presbyterian Joomarkit
Edith Fields
Crownsville State Hospital
West All Saints Street
Ta. A. MH. Meove
Mayd Lyles
Ilopebith
Hicks Ut
Ridgely
Abraham Willard
Lig
Wie Broad Tn Road
Burkittsville
East Church Street
Guorge H. Kinnefeller
Clark Smalth
Weldon GB. Fay
Chante Beachley
Austin L. Hutter
Frank W. Bush Sr
Jasper J. Be
Nelly's Body Home Patamont Ow Wai Location Mentioned
An article fragment reports an accident on Friday night at East South and South Carroll streets. Madeline Garrett of Sykesville was injured while a car operated by Willi Browry is involved. police records clarify who was an occupant.
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East South
South Carroll
Madeline
Garrett
Frederick
Red
Fear
Willi R. Browry
Sykesville
Naynardh Hire
HPD
Las Spyolvad
Stock Quotations Guide to Local Securities Range
A fragment indicates bid and asked ranges from Alex Brows & Sons members of the New York Stock Exchange Fraderteck. The text references an intended guide to approximate price ranges within which local securities were bought or held at the time of compilation.
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Alex Brows & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Fraderteck
Miss Daisy Clark Weds Charles Messer in Mount Airy
Miss Daisy Ruth Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Clark of Mount Airy wed Charles E Messer son of Mr and Mrs Jack Messer of Waynesville North Carolina at Calvary Methodist Church Mount Airy The ceremony was by Rev Henry R Brown The bride wore a white satin princess gown with jeweled neckline and seed pearl crown veil and carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and white orchids The matron of honor was Mrs Robert Warrison sister of the bride The bridesmaids were Mrs Charles Bowers Miss Joan Yates and Mrs Arnal Ogren The groomsmen included Charles Novers James Rilston Hugh Teatherwood and others The couple will reside in Waynesville
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Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Airy
Naisy Huth Clark
James M. Clark
Charles E. Messer
Jjack Messer
Waynesville
N.C
Henry R. Brown
Chrch
Wandbing
Writch
Robert Warrison
Mont Airy
Charles Bowers
Jaronny
North Wilkeshoro
N. C
Joan Yates
Kdlimore
Ims
Arnal Ogren
Mount Airs
Harbara Roxanne Harrison
Gropim
Sabrina
Naavle
Jautat
Deed Recorded For Sale Of Four Properties On Willow Avenue
A deed records the sale of four properties on the east side of Willow Avenue from Mrs. Douglas J Walkec to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Betson. The consideration is about 12,000 dollars, as indicated by revenue stamps.
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Breed
Willow Avenue
Douglas J. Walkec
Ralph ©. Betson
Miss Evelyn Fogle Bride of James Wilcom in Myersville
Miss Evelyn Mae Fogle daughter of Mr and Mrs Norger He Fogle married Michael James Wilcom son of Abr and Mrs Charles F Wilcom at Saint Johns Catholic Church. Father Herbert R Jordan officiated. Attendants, organ music, and a reception followed. The couple reside in Myersville Frederick.
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Evelyn M. Fogle
W.E. Summers
Michael James Wilcom
Evelyn Mae Fogle
Mes
Noger He Fogle
Fifth Street
Michagl James Wilgom
Charles F. Wilendat
Atonrovia
Saint John's Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Mauro
Jefferson Teronie Wilcuin
Joseph Tiamsville
Groan Carroll
Ely
Lardy
al Cana
Louis Weber Wilcom
Amhery Ihy Browne
Panis Angelicus
Lawrence Wilcom
Wranz
Marta
Sthurgroom
Lhert
Malotte
Mendelgsohn
Myederick
Fasle
Moumserl
Wedding veiling lace and flowers in Baltimore area nuptials
The article describes a bride in Chantilly lace with pearls, a Sabrina neck and long veil, attended by Janet Boyer as maid of honor in a pink rosebud bouquet. The bride and groom, both from local families, planned to reside in rural Maryland after the ceremony with many relatives noted as bridesmaids and groomsmen. Funeral notices follow for several local residents, including Mrs. Ellie Keigler and Mrs. Annie Orrison, with details of services, cemeteries, and survivors.
Farm Wage Tax Report Deadline Urged For 1957 Employees
Widespread notice reminds farm operators and fair owners that any farm worker paid in cash wages up to a total of 150 dollars in 1957 requires filing an employer's tax and information return. The tax rate is four percent for employer and employee. reports must be sent to the Internal Revenue Service in Baltimore by the due date. The item also notes death of Charles D. Staley, 71, of near Walkersville, and outlines his farm work and burial details, plus a separate obituary for Wilmer Pure Ayers and Wilmer. Additional local club notices cover a meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service and plans for future events in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen William Ayers Jr
Thlevical Revenue S Service
Predovick
Stile
Charles Daniel Staley
Raindale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ge United Brethuen Churel
Walkersville
Mamie Ve Rien Slalgy
Clarence L. Craver
al Lhure
Thurmant
Dake
Union Chapel
Mountaindale
Albert Snyder
Creager and Son
Huneval
Charley D. Staley
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Ayers
Ws.c
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Clinch of Jefferson
Robert ‘Rice
Bhi Rice
Berkeley Pearson
Japan
Fdgar EF. Thomas
Vicw
Gus Marterly
Hetig Mae
Hame
Floyd D. Huffer
Side Glances Mrs Margarnt Roclke
Mrs Margaret Roelke widow of Joseph Wh Roelke a former resident of Frederick died January 6 in Los Angeles California at age 61. Born in Harbock County of Carruthers to Henry Gray and Margaret Cuchrine Went she leaves a daughter Robeca Roelke of Los Angeles and Roelke Loft in this vicinity about forty years in California. Husband died in 1931. Funeral held Gast Patrick street where friends may call after Keven we lack Tuesday eventing. Burial in Mount Olivet family vault. C E Cline and Son funeral directors.
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Margarnt Roclke
Margaret Roolke
Joseph Wh. Roclke
Fredenck
Los Aneles
Calif
Huriok
Carruhter
Henry Gray
Margaret Cuchrane
Idangiver
Robecia Roelke
Las Anseles
Roelke
Jabout
California
Jer Ic
Patrick Street
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline
San
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Clarence Bowins
Sweet Charles
George Ambush
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Edgar Bowins
Lloyd Brown
Newton Brown
Lloyd Lee
Walter Diggs
Clairtie Proctor
Hope Hill Cemetery
Hopeland
M. R. Etchison
Hezekiah Albaugh
Yhose
Alls
Amelva Keeney
Clinton Cyushong
Jerry Lee
Union Bridge
Levere Forney
Wiliam and
Ray
Samuel Keeney
Woodsboro
Charles Keeney
Caildrew Hutton
Charles Jr
Wayne
Roland Keeney
Frances Kauffman
Vur
Judy
Eddie
Pleasant
Tressta Smith
Sue Flargelt
City
Nelly
Patamont
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Fredenek Co
Nat'l
Fredericktown
Brush Trust
Daisy Ruth Clark
Thole
Nelane Hows
Mrs
Charles EK. Messer
Sumers
Atyersvith
Myerseilly
Sun
Gaura Hottenburger
Jal Tertan
Myuravilla
Myurswville Motor Company
Gulf of Company
Frederick County
Cons
Hmun Tle
Fhu Stir
Plymouth
St. John's Linheran Church
Church Hi
Men's Bible
St. Paul's
Atheran
Mevrsville
Clivy
Myerville Lions
Chibarid Jac Gie
Tie
The
Lions
Lave International Conventinns
Ho Wate
Msville Velunionr Bile Canis
Soresing
Tle
Olga Wasa
Aperatar
Seph
John
Myersville
Wile
Nancy
Sis Isistorg
Mdith Pryor
Als
Eula Beard
Hage Mes
Beutat Palmer
Phey Carton Colonial
Jpanag Dutimets
Sprung Reat
Master Halen
Edward Lee
Margaret Alger
Myers
Velva Sommerson
Ellerton
Veruba
Anne Lee
Hazel Joinson
Culskirt
Algersville
Paul's Lutheran Church
da Syersville
Stale van Lop
Elie Come
Paul FP
Lite
Maer
Chats
Semele
Michayl James Wilcom
Pallowhig
Aip
Florida
Waller Smithy Ager Stawny Tabi
Ashhiugh, Suddie George BH
Agisgh Dry
Boonsdorn
Janet Boyer
New Market
Tallovina Jengitj
Iile
Peeees
Jorick Tigh Sehoa
Iso Bhworth J. Floffimisker
Risworth
Frederick Memorial
Beomswick
Alverda Grimes
Lewis
Tal Solidal
Norma Koontz
Union
Saint John's Liter
Grantley Street
I Bride
Jary Institute
Almart
Corbet
Bertadius
Literment I New
Cumatery
Ellie Keigler
Ars
Hille Keigler
George Wheigler
Rogers Avene
Elieoll City
Seustter
Pellicottiy
Tate Dames
Margaret
Purduiur Henn
Howard
Cennie Fae
Itto¢inck
Auuie J. Orrison
Annie A. Or
Mary S$. Ashbagh
George E. Ashbaugh
Bounskara
Washington County
Ratwersville
Intericob
Clara Peters
Clara Ffl Peters
Pancytown
Satur
Ilagerstown
Taneytown
Turle Pal
United Brethren Church of
Taneytow
Clarence Peters
Taneytawny Amt
Mary
Datall Leroy
William Q. Peters
Taylor
Steanor Man Peters Buyler
Varese
Miss Rath Peters
Gettysburg
Anit Mes
Paul
Tanoytowns
Theodore Peters
Tagerstouwens
John Peters
Aday
United Brethren Churchy
Tannylowe
Ker
A. Wi
Apel
Sliveelargt
Wilmer
Riegs National Bank
Tie Preder Products Inc
Stone House Farm
Leasburg
Way
de Ware
Leesburg
Margaret Alles Wilmer
Daughier
Ars. C. Aiken
Lhd
Alanine County Hospital
Leeshung
Burlalix
Rook Leck
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