Atomic power strides and secrecy fears in Russia and US
The piece notes skepticism about a Russian atom powered plant claimed to produce 5000 kilowatts and cites future US plans for a 60000 kilowatt facility near Pittsburgh. It discusses Congress moving to open peacetime atomic power to private industry and broaden sharing of nuclear secrets with friendly nations, following the President's push for amendments to the Atomic Energy Act.
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House Atomic Energy Committee
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Tuberculosis Rank and Explorer Coal Discovery
The Q and A item notes tuberculosis now ranks ninth as a cause of death. It recalls French explorers first found coal along the Illinois River about 80 miles southwest of Chicago in 1878. It explains the phrase hipped on a subject derives from hypochondria meaning morbid health anxiety.
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Tlinois River
Chicago
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns July 10 1904
Gen Seward chairs a meeting of Monocacy battle survivors to raise funds for a battlefield monument and seek state legislative appropriations. A storm near New London fatally shocks a horse and injures the driver. Campers capsize the boat Ohio at Derrs bridge and three men fall in. boat recovered. Rev G W Millar installed at Manor Lutheran. Lucy Eisenhauer visits Piedmont. Frederick City Hospital plans beautification with a park between Sixth and Seventh streets.
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Ira Blentlinger
New London
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G. William Millar
Manor Lutheran
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St. Luke's
Lucy Eisenhauer
Piedmont
W. Va
Frederick City Hospital Association
Twenty Years Ago in The News July 10 1934
Miss Leona Schane of Madison Street was struck as trolley wheels mounted tracks at Square Corner. A county school payment shortfall totals 22760 with state share 330000. funds may not arrive until October due to tax-interest timing. A caboose collision damaged LeRoy Hoke's East Street car near Second Street. A second wheat stubble fire near Ernest C Speaks field prompted local Independent fire response.
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Square Corner
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
LeRoy A. Hoke
East Street
Second
Third
Hoke
Ernest C
Fredericly
Congress Debates China Seat in United Nations
Washington discussion week focused on foreign policy. Republicans and Democrats sparred over U S action if Red China joins the U N and how it would affect Eisenhower’s program. Knowland proposed a wait and see stance then softened his position as the Senate weighs an amendment to foreign aid authorizations and possible cuts.
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Knowland
California
Congress
Aulnover Khowian
Secretary of
State Dulles
America
U. S
U.N
Jules
Peiping
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Golden Rules for Americans Abroad and Eisenhower Farm Plan
A Boyle column mocks Americans in Europe with twelve rules that provoke unpopularity and outline cultural missteps. The piece contrasts with Eisenhower's push for a 3.4 million dollar farm program, noting Senate and House actions and expected changes to price supports.
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Little League All Stars Begin Defense Of Title
Frederick's Little League All Stars open defense of their two time State title at Thurmont on July 27, manager Clarence Blethen and coach Tom Batley lead a squad featuring Ramsburg Rhoderick Thomas plus Civic Optimist Lions members. If rain delays, games shift to the 28th and 31st with other district matchups in Hagerstown and Baltimore Orioles events planned for August 7 including guidance from Orioles staff and the Jack Dunn trophy presentation.
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Skip Wenzel
Loring Young
Bob Schick
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James Bryant
Mike Quill
L. Wachter
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Case Statement Is Cause Of Pessimism In New Jersey GOP
Washington columnist David Lawrence reports that New Jersey Republican nominee Clifford Case faces internal dissent over his McCarthy stance. Critics argue Case risks party unity, while supporters warn his call could deny McCarthy a Senate committee chair, potentially boosting Democratic chances in Hudson County and beyond.
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Red-Guatemala War Turns Into A Comedy Of Errors
NEA correspondent Peter Edson analyzes Guatemala’s 1954 revolution, noting Washington’s plans misfired and communications broke down. He recounts the arms shipment saga, army defections, and Castillo Armas’s emergence, ending with Communist retreat and a stray dog analogy.
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Garden Club Entertained At Family Picnic
Fifty-six members of the Frederick Garden Club with families and friends attended the club’s annual family picnic at the summer home of Mr and Mrs John Ed Schell in Braddock Heights. Guests included Mrs Levin West and others at a Friday card party with luncheon. Several local residents marked birthdays or shared travels, and the Monocacy Garden Club plans a July 15 meeting with a talk on roses.
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Braddock Heights
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Potomac Edison System
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Monocacy Garden Club
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Ridge Road
Comus
Births and notices from Middletown area society
Side Glances notes births in Frederick Memorial Hospital for Dwight Richard Capek and Sonja Jean Capek with other local family announcements. Florence Baker leaves for Columbia University. Dr Kenneth Henson opens Middletown general practice. Lions Club attendees listed. Darlene Jean Martin born June 30 at Frederick Memorial. Herbert Westley Jr. born June 30 to Herbert and Locust Valley family. The remainder includes personality guidance and Dear Miss Dix letters with jokes and local adages.
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Mt. Airy
Darlene Jean
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Herbert Sheppard
Locust Valley
Herbert Westley Jr
Brashears Brashears wedding near New London
Miss Mildred Virginia Thompson and Gene Maynard Brashears were married in a quiet March 31 ceremony in Winchester Virginia conducted by Rev Whittier emeritus First Baptist. The couple, now living with the groom's mother at 331 North Bentz Street, plans no further celebration.
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Roy J. Thompson
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Alverta Brashears
Frank Brashears
Rev. Whittier
Emerittus
First Baptist Church
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North
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Dorothy Dix Says: Getting along with the right crowd at school
Dear Miss Dix worries about two social groups at her high school and wanting to move from the unpopular crowd to the popular, snobbish group. She seeks guidance on forming better friendships while handling parental limits and secret dating. The answer urges the first step up the ladder of social success at school.
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