Frederick Girl Scouts Roundup in Michigan
Frederick Girl Scouts attend the Milford Michigan Senior Roundup near Detroit. Iva Zeller reports from Detroit events including tours of the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, a Ford factory view, and July 4 celebrations with speeches by Jacqueline Cochran Lilian Gilbreth and Chariton Heston.
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Frederick
Milford
Mich
Iva Zeller “Ater
Detroit
New Jersey
Virginia
Highlands Recreation Area
Roy Fo Latton
Dorothy C. Stratton
Hoseu
Mamie Eisenhower
Girl Scout
Dearborn
Henry Ford Museum
Ford
Eisenhower
Jacqueline Cochran
Lilian Gilbreth
Girl Scouts
United States
Chariton Heston
Prosperous Days Ahead Outlook for 1956 In Business News
The Department of Commerce foresees continued high activity in most areas through the latter half of 1956 with some weak spots like the auto market. Farmers’ prices have risen about 1 percent since January while manufacturers report rising inventories and steady, high sales. Total inventories reach $49 billion, $5 billion above a year ago, largely due to price increases. The steel strike remains the major uncertain factor, its duration and price impact unclear.
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Weeks
Department of Commerce
Academic Year Reform Advocated by Columbia President
Columbia University President Dr Grayson Kirk argues for a longer academic year by cutting a summer month and eliminating the six week session. An three term year could save a year and a half over an eighteen year span for post graduate students. Extending elementary schooling could shorten preparatory time and better use school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colonies Of The News
Fifty years ago on July 9 reports from the colonies recount a drowning at Monocacy river near Reich's Ford where Peter McCrady aged 2 died after cramps while swimming. A gas line stove fire at East Fifth street Lipps residence burned woodwork and injured Mrs Lipps and her daughter. El i M Dutterer of Taneytown expects a million young boss from the U S Fish Commission to place in Pipe Creek. A barn on the Propeuly of Joan Mainwart along the Baltimore pike near Monocacy burned, a horse saved and 50 bushels of wheat removed. Dr W G Meecomas pacing mare Ruby Electrite returned to Frederick after racing in New York.
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Thomas
Lipps
East Fifth Street
Eli M. Dutterer
Taney
U.S. Fish Commission
Washington
Pipe Creek
Joan Mainwart
Baltimore Pike
William Miller
W. G. Meecomas
Ruby Electrite
New York
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Colunies Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from the Colunies Of The News dated July 9 1538 report wheat yields above expectations with a probable average of a bushel per acre and describe a traffic crash at Market and Hath streets involving a wrecked car and a damaged truck. The piece lists several residents from Feagaville and notes return from a trip to the Corseprate Bay.
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Colunies of the News
Frederick
Wirst
Ctv
Alben Plartgi
Harry M. Feaga
J Receell Hargett
Russell Mathens
Robert Bailey
A Eugene Reus
Roland Caller
Harry C. Pesie
Milbern Boyer
Feagaville
Wilbur Hargett
Proierice
George W Beath
Corseprate Bay
Boy Scout Philmont Training and Expedition Details
Historic Philmont Ranch base camps near Cimarron New Mexico host boy scout training including hiking shelter building and rope work. Leaders and 72 scouts undertake a four day acclimation then split to areas around Ponil and Cimarron Rayado rivers with base camp facilities and a moving range under construction.
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Addiiton
Cimarroncito
Clearrock Mountain
Black Mountain
Comanche Mountain
Jack Coblentz
Sonny Stern
Gary Greenhut
Joe Harris
Jeff Fitzgerald
Steve Howard
Alan Weintraub
Charles Ambrose
John Waltermeyer
James Erisman
Robert Peace
Bill Offutt
Terry
Charles Broadrup
Eugene Wolls
Philmont
Pete Jokar
Ralph Ireland
Robert Poole
Darwin Coffman
Jerry Crum
Dawson Grove
Harry Ward
Bill Ogle
Sam Herbert
Bill Hill
Mark Alexander
Dan Fisher
Mark Walter
Steve Smith
Alfred LaBrush
Daryl Hawkins
Dick Meehan
Mike Pue
Pooil
Bil
David Lawrence
Thomas
Dewey Harmon
David
Washington
Frederick County
Crigger
Jobn Hernck
Charles Sixon
Mastla
Philmant Ranch
Eddie VanFossen
Bill Lere
Peter Pamlun
Urbana
New Mexico
Scouls Ander
Hank Kline
George Stauffer
Fred Deany Prior
Eldon Karr
Ed Hart
Erick
Charles Boyles
Gordon
Chamblin
Lewis Fagan
James
Childs
Rocky Mountain
Saugie de Cussy Range
Rockies
Kit Carson V
Lucien Maxwell
Lolly Clear Creek
Uracca Mesa
Cimarron
Rayado
Ponil
Grayson
Hailer
Russll Young
All Star Lineups Named For Griffith Stadium Game
Washington reports Bob Friend of Pittsburgh and Billy Pierce of Chicago named as starting pitchers for the 23rd annual All-Star game at Griffith Stadium. Casey Stengel and Walter Alston revealed lineups with Mantle expected to open and bat cleanup behind Ted Williams for the American League, and a National League lineup featuring Johnny Temple, Frank Robinson, Stan Musial, Ken Boyer, Gus Bell, Dale Long, Ed Bailey, Roy McMillan, and Bob Friend.
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Washington
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Griffith Stadium
Casey Stengel
Walter Alston
Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Ted Williams
Mantle
Boston
Harvey Kuenn
Detroit
Nellie Fox
Chicago
New York
Yog? Berra
al Kaline
Mickey Vernon
Bostton
George Kell
Baltimore
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Stan Musial
St.Louis
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Gus Bell
Dale Long
Ed Bailey
Roy McMillan
Franco Warns Russia Policy Poses Long-Term Danger
Franco, Spain's chief of state, tells editor Harry F. Byrd Jr. that Moscow's new policy threatens the West over time. He says attacks on Stalin show no shift in Soviet objectives, only tactical changes to strengthen conquests and control. Franco argues time gives communists space to solidify gains while building a false image, urging frank confrontation of the threat. A separate note from Dickerson Farm reports Alar E. Fahning of LeSueur, Minnesota, interning in a scholarship program with the American Guernsey Cattle Club at Aix La Chapelle Farm.
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Winchester Evening Star
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Associated Press
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Winchester
Franco
Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
Byrd
Madrid
Stalin
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Russia
Communist Party
United States
Felti
America
Juan
North Korea
North Vietnam
Tito
Yugoslavia
Dickerson Farm
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Aix la Chapelle Farm
Dickerson
Alar E. Fahning
LeSeour
Minn
Fahning
Miss Blocher's Will Admitted To Probate
The Annie Warner Hospital at Gettysburg Pennsylvania receives $1,000 from Miss Nellie K. Blocher retired Mood College professor. The will probated in Orphans Court today makes other bequests including $500 to sister Grace B. Manges and $10,000 to Marjorie Stoughton. Residue goes to three nieces Frances Mas Manges Kathryn M Sexton and Nellie M Manges in equal shares. The will dated December 2 1855 was witnessed by Barbara F Cramer and M Margate Gardner. Also noted is a second will from Mrs Emma C Huffer of Burkitsville leaving estate to daughter Mrs Lavin M Hagan then to her children witnessed by G Wilson Mercer and H K DeLaster. Howard F Hoot Mt Airy barber received a cigar from Gov McKeldin.
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Annie Warner Hospital
Athettysburg
Nellie K. Blocher
Mood College
Orphans Court
Grace B. Manges
Marjorie Stoughton
Frances Mas Manges
Kathryn M Sexton
Nellie M Manges
Marjorie Stough
Tarbara F Cramer
M. Margate Gardner
Emma C Huffer
Burkitsville
Lfe
Lavin ‘M. Hagan
G Wilson Mercer
H. K.delaster
Hargett Poole Wedding Held at Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Barbara Jean Poole daughter of Mrs Breen Ruby Poole and Robert Lee Hargett son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hargett were married in Trinity Methodist Church Frederick. Rev Herbert Doggett performed the ceremony with Lare Martin Hargett Jr as best man and Blanche Monath as bridesmaid. A reception followed at the Hargett home.
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Rargett-Poole
Barbara Jean Poole
Breen Ruby
Robert Lee Hargett
Ralph Hargett
RFD
Frederick
Trinity Methodist Church
Herbert Dogrett
Lare Martin Hargett Jr
Blanche Monath
Brideamaid
H. L
Doggett
Deover Shook
Ithe Teem
Nixon on Soviet colonialism and Western unity
Vice President Nixon denounces communist colonialism claiming it enslaves nations and dominates minds. He cites NATO as a check on Soviet power, argues Western aid secures Europe, and warns against neutralism that equates democracy with dictatorship while praising the free world’s record.
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Nixon
NATO
United States
Europe
East
Free World
Miss Ruth Cowan Weds Bradley Nash in Martinsburg Ceremony
Former Associated Press correspondent Miss Ruth Baldwin Cowan married Bradley Nash on June 30 at the John Perry home in Martinsburg W V The ceremony was conducted by Samuel R Diehl with Richard Coe giving the bride away patron of honor was Christine Sadler Coe Washington editor of McCalls The couple will reside at High Acres Farm Harpers Ferry after a West Virginia honeymoon A personal congratulation note from Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower arrived at the White House
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Ruth Baldwin Cowan
Associated Press
Washington
Bradley Nash
John Perry
Vietnam
Bae Bale Abe
Samuel R. Diehl
First Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg
W.va
Richard ©. Coe
Washington Post
Times Herald
Christine Sadler Coe
McCall's Magazine
Jay Eyster
Charles Town
Edw. Nash
Susan Perry
Houston
Tex
Perrys
Sherry Fadely
James!Fadely
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
High Acres Farm
Nash
Salt Lake City
Mich
Boston, Mass
Harvard Univer
Community Personal News From Easton To Virginia Beach
Local social notes report visits among families in Easton Cambridge and Ocean City Md. Birth announced in Martinsburg W Va for Robert Gary Foster Jr weighing 9 5 at Kings Daughters Hospital. A Hood College conference hosts over 275 women from Washington for the Women’s Baptist Missionary Association event.
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Donald Stafford
Howard F. Hood
Airy
Easton
Cambridge
Ocean City
C. Kemp Maples
Lexington
Mass
Maples
Sam W
Maples Sr
Upper College Terrace
Robert G. Foster
Brunswick
Robert Gary Foster Jr
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen M. Stup
Ricky
Susan
New Market
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Robert H. Fergusson
Watkins Acres
Puerto Rico
James Ferguson
Ferguson
Pvt
Wiliam R. Kemp
Samuel E. Kemp
Gaithersburg
8Th Infantry Division
Fort Carson
Colo
jUompany
Vionom Medical Battalion
Europe
Arthur Schuettinser
Beach Plaza
Diane Lee Schuettinger
Braddock ‘Heights
Women's Baptist Missionary Association
Washington
Hood College
Washington Area
Critics Laud Mt Theater Production Sabrina Fair
Critics across Washington Baltimore and Hagerstown praise Mountain Theater at Braddock Heights for Sabrina Fair led by Emily Horsley with Jack LeGrand and a strong cast. The production opens Tuesday at 8 40 p m with six performances through Sunday parking is at the rear of the building and admission is reasonable.
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Pat Rosencrantz
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Mountain Theater Players
Braddock Heights
Emily Horsley
Ingad Bergman
Jack LeGrand
Humphrey Bogart
Hollywood
Miss Horsley
Switzerland
Guy W. Horsley
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Richmond
Lois Barden
Dorothy Lee Tompkins
Clayton Fields
Peter Breck
Will Gilbert
Paul Silva
Dick Russell
Jean Thomas
King Wehrle
Helen Cavalier
Rose Marie Roth
Miss Cavalier
Harpers Ferry
University of Washington
New York City
CBS
Chicago
Braddock Theater
Focal
Willis and others return home after surgery at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Sammy and Sonny Willis of Poolesville have returned home after tensifiectomies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Frances W. Brashear of New Market entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery today. Benjamin F. Groff of 137 West Patrick Street was moved Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Vindobuna Convalescent Home Braddock Heights.
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Sammy
Sonny Willis
Melvin F. Willis
Poolesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frances W. Brashear
New Market
Benjamin F. Groff
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memona Hospital
Vindobuna Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
C. E. Cline and Son
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Charles T. Butcher Jr
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Howard Z. Stup
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William R. Walter
Nevin T. R. Was ‘Key
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Mt. Theater
Nikita Krushchev
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