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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1956

Page

2

Authors Probe Aging Secret Hidden in Body Tissues

English researchers report a potential aging mechanism tying collagen and elastin in body tissue through a common secretion. They suggest a single substance may convert youthful collagen to deteriorated elastin, slowing progress toward knowledge about aging. In other news, Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company plans a West Patrick street supermarket, with Crum and others purchasing multiple nearby properties for about 343000 to 58000.

Earth The United Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company West Patrick Streets Mihlard E. Crum Sr Eveat Ally Samuel T. Moss Crum Nm Young Gop Wet Pathak Street Dorsey F. Shipley West Patrickor William T. Ambush West Patrick

Sun and IGY talk at Kiwanis meeting

Dr. Ching Sung Yu of Hood College spoke on The Sun and the International Geophysical Year before Kiwanis at Francis Scott Key Motel. He described IGY as a global scientific effort beginning July 1957, noted projects like the satellite and Operation Deep Freeze, and outlined solar phenomena and their effects on Earth.

Ching Sung Yu Actronomy John H. Williams Observatory Hood College International Geophysical Year IGY Kiwanis Club Francis Scott Key Earth Antarctic Ocean South Pole

Kefaaver Claims Slight Lead in Democratic Race

Senator Estes Kefeaver announced a small edge of about 250 votes in the Democratic presidential contest at a Portia press conference. He said the Teneetscan ally reports art 30 votes more for his candidacy than Adlai Stevenson delegates claimed, signaling a potential shift in delegate gains.

Associated Press Estes Kefeaver Portia Art Adlai Stevens

Flac Tournament Winners Named At VFW Country Club

Glenn Spencer announced the Flac Tournament winners at the VFW country club on Wednesday. Stanley Brown earned an official hole in one and the prize list ranks contestants by closeness to the nineteenth hole. Edward McGuinness led at the nineteenth hole, with David Weinberg, Claude Carroll, Dan George, W. Day, W. Charles Crum, Bob Hane, Ruth Gregory, George Crittenden, Ozzie Fagan, and Charles May among the top closers.

Glenn Spencer VFW Country Club Stanley Brown Edward McGuinness David Weinberg Claude Carroll Dan’ George W. Day W. Charles Crum Bob Hane Ruth Gregory George Crittenden Ozzie Fagan Charles May Charles Price J. Burmes Sam Maples Jr Hal Moser Bruce Gregory Tom Glass Nevip Baker Herman Brown Sr Shay Claypoole Mra Tom Quill Harry Decker Buzz” Rhoderick Roy Sigler Jim Carey al Bishop Jim Garber Bruce Harstad Ken Short Cliff Almoney George Slagle Jr

Shenandoah Wreck Near Brunswick Injures Dozen

The Shenandoah eastbound derailed in Brunswick yards after a buckled rail. Nine passengers and four crew members were injured, with victims treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The wreck damaged about 500 feet of track and caused a brief service delay.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick Yards West Sarnt Sone Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Washington Dredlerick Memorial Hospital M. R. Etchison C. E. Cline Frederick C. H. Feete Brunswick Elaine Grifey Savannah Bainbridge Louise McCord Cassville Henrietta Campbell Manhattan Kan Joseph Ryan Ossining No Yo Yoichi Ukamoto Bethesda B. A. White L. H. Greene Chicago L. E. Mann Lavettsville Flasman Nimrod Davis Catonsville Okamoto Valeria Cline Lawrence Richard Salet Mankato Mina Guy Butts Butts Pullman Porter Line Hospital Sonny Cannon Brunswick Volunteer Fire Department Brunswick Department Frank Keefer New York

Caveats Dismissed in Gwynn Will Case in Orphans Court

Two caveats filed against alleged codicils to the will of William G. Gwynn of Emmitsburg were ordered dismissed in Orphans Court and the codicils probated. Claims involve distribution to Mrs Metnure and other relatives. executor contends codicils not yet probated.

William G. Gwynn Emmitsburg Gwynn Baltimore Louis P. Rolziane Intire C. Littleton Upshur Norfolk Albert Whelte Upshur

The Caine Mutiny Court Martial at Heights Theater

Mountaintop Theater presents The Caine Mutiny Court Martial to mixed reviews. Performances drew local theatergoers who praised the Broadway hit yet noted rough pacing due to limited rehearsal time and sound issues in the second act.

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Cast highlights shine in staged Navy courtroom drama Queen

The production features Sheppard Kerman as Lt Commander Philip Francis Queen and Humphrey Bosard as Captain Queeg in a tense All-Male cast. Will Gilbert, Peter Breck, Alan Tyler Carpenter, and others deliver strong turns as trial and shipboard figures in a Navy tale set during the Twelfth Naval District.

Sheppard Kerman Philip Francis Queen Void Yellowstain Humphrey Bosard Caine Will Gilbert St. Stephen Marek Peter Breck Barney Greenwald Dee Alan Tyler Carpenter Thomas Keefer Farhi Arard Keith TMG Sat Francisca Marak Queeg Berkely Coursae Sintent Hopanes Pesakine Sonnese Ened Robertscia John Challe Dick Rieseth Junius Urban

Fire destroys bank barn and threatens farm near Graceham

Fire completely destroyed a large bank barn and granary on the farm of Charles Freshour a mile south of Graceham while the house was saved by the Thurmont firefighters. The drought easing wheat prices also rippled through the North American belt as the Frederick exchange rose five cents a bushel. A robbers broke into a stage car at Hamilton and stole merchandise, with no other items reported missing. Reeder suffered a broken arm after a cherry-picking accident near Middletown.

James M. Goodman North Market Street City Hall Pythian Temple Association Second Street P. H. C. Birely C. and Mountain City Lodge Elks Club Markell Farm Reich’s Ford C. H. Baughman Braddock Heights Charles Griffin Albert L. Pearce West Church Street Masonic Temple Charles Freshonr Graceham Americcan Frederick Xenange Atari TP Hamilton Td Meat and Story Geepady East Patstkatoeer Tiarence L. Ahall Vrateas Es Page Reeder William G. Meeder Middletown

Walkersville Firemen Carnival Extended Amid Rain Delays

The Walkersville Volunteer Fire Department carnival will run all next week due to three straight rainy nights. Gates reopen each evening with regular attractions kept over from the planned schedule. Fireworks and pirate show were cancelled yesterday afternoon because of weather.

Walkersville I Fatae Croc

Local Theatre Presents Court Martial Season at Mountain

The Mountain theater mounts Court Martial as part of summer shows. Cast includes Dr Bird and Atkins with Lamnicen as publicity head. James Dyas directs, Walter Stilley produces, Josephson designed sets, and Willyd handles box office with local apprentices Pat Prime Sylvia Kaufmann and King Wearle available.

Castain Fields Dr. Bird Fric Atkins Lamnicen Atkins Caess Broad Way James Dyas Walter Stilley Joeferson Willyd Io the Mountain Theater Pat Prime Sylvia Kaufmann King Wearle

Senate panel faults wartime veteran education funds

The Senate permanent subcommittee on investigations reports $3,000,000 of federal funds paid from 1946 to 1952 to educate veterans at a New York private high school deemed Communist dominated. It urges new legislation to curb federal support for Communist owned schools and emphasizes the value of confidential informants in uncovering Communist influence while criticizing coordination gaps in the Veterans Administration.

David Lawrence Washington Senate Senor McClellan Arkansas Veterans Bureau New York City Veterans’ Administration Seagate Committee Hax Congress Subcommittee Communist Party USA Atta Mass Supreme Court Veterans Administration IMA Ac Hors Subromanites

Double Wedding Ceremonies In Maryland and Pennsylvania

Two couples exchange vows in June ceremonies. Rubersea em Miss Gap ordl Muncer wed Robert Leo Roberson of Dickerson at Emory Methodist Church Ellicott City with attendants Leonard Roberson and others attending a small reception. Barbara Sue Stinson and Charles William Lake wed at St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg in a double ceremony with Rev John Sullivan officiating.

Rubersea Miss Gap Ordl Muncer, Dickerson Edith Cleaky Chicago Robert Leo Roberson Mes Lag Roberson Dickserson Sepp Emory Methodist Church Parsqnade Ellicott City Leonard Robersom Silver Spring Mee Leonard Roberson Lee Barberin Louella Lansinger Guy A. Baker White J. Ward Kerrigan G. Howard Gillelan Baltimore Masron of Honor Thomas Bite Joanne Minter Kensington Guy Baker Drt Emmitsburg George Lake II Philadelphia Richard Church Richard Miller Virginia Beach Plymouth Valley University of Maryland Upper Merion High School King of Prussia, Pa Dartmouth College Hornblower and Weeks

Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital Jubky 2

Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital note multiple newborns including a fourth son for Mr and Mrs Roberts and a third daughter Juliet Lee announced Monday in the area. The article lists parents and locations for several births.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Roberts Fredienen Tui Johan Theodore James W. Raster Leo Place Juliet Lee

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