United States vows to veto China entry to UN
In a firm stand, President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles pledge that Communist China cannot join the United Nations or its organs while it remains aggressive. They warn the UN would lose moral authority if Beijing is admitted with unresolved aggressions in Korea, Tibet, and Indochina. The veto is presented as the best, most effective path to preserve UN integrity. Also reported are campaign expense filings for state races, including Thomas S. Glass and Arthur R. Hoffman.
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United States
United Nations
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Family of Nations
Senate
China
Soviet Union
India
League of Nations
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns
Fifty years ago July 13 1904 reports John Hershberger son of a North Market confectioner fractured his right arm after falling from a surrey while shelling corn. West South Street baseball club organized with member list and a game vs West End Stars planned tomorrow. Cyrus Flook of Myersville injured jumping from a trolley as freight cars broke loose near Saxton on the Boonsboro line. John D Hendrickson of North Market store orders goods from Leinsk Germany. W R Charles Tyson USMC stationed abroad visits mother on South Market Street with about a year of service.
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John
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Surrey
Braddock
West South Street
Jas. Brust
W. Bennett
F. Engelbrecht
Flock
John D. Hendrickson
Leinsk
Germany
Charles B. Tyson
U. S. Marine Corps
China
Philippine Islands
West Indies
South Market Street
Twenty Years Ago Mems From The News Columns
Twenty years ago in July 1934 Locust Valley hatcheryman William C. Marker and his mother were killed when their car collided with a beer truck near Knoxville. Howard Marker was seriously injured. Frederick city building totals rose about 20 percent in the first half of 1934 to 72 275 dollars. Miss Mary Frances Croghan hosted a Hill Top House dance in Harpers Ferry with about 50 guests. A Hart Etchison became Frederick Lions Club president, with Byron A. Wine brewer as first vice president and John W. Wolfe, Herman C. Gubisch as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Marker
Locust Valley
John H. Marker
Payne's Hill
Knoxville
Howard Marker
Frederick City
Mary Frances Croghan
Hill Top House
Harpers Ferry
A. Hart Etchison
Frederick Lions Club
Lloyd C. Culler
Byron A. Winebrewer
John W. Wolfe
Herman C. Gubisch
Martha Wright Star of South Pacific Lives Quiet Country Life
Hal Boyle profiles Martha Wright, the Oklahoma born singer who rose from a Duvall Washington farm family to a 100000 dollar plus career on stage. She balances Broadway wealth with a rented 10 acre country place near Westport Connecticut and motherly care for her yard animals. She drives herself, avoids pills, and treats a lyric slip on stage with a calm, human flair.
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South Pacific
Broadway
Westport
Conn
Hke
Martha
Seattle
Trial Of War Vet Continues
The trial of 21 year old Korean war veteran Eugene E Bryant of Hillside continued in Ellicott City Maryland. Prosecutors described Bryant as loving then hating the victim Jean Marie Ruzza Jr killed last April. Bryant allegedly stole a pistol after a heated confrontation and claims of amnesia followed. The case was moved from Prince Georges County on venue change grounds.
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Ellicgott City
Capitol Heights
Eugene E. Bryant
Hillside
Jean Marie Ruzza
Marie Ruzza Jr
Bryant
Howard A
Vogel
Vocel
Adv
Carlyle J. Lancaster
Prince Georges County
Bears Carnival Report at Yellow Springs Meeting
The Yellow Springs Community Association held a well attended meeting at the community hall Monday. Reports praised the recent carnival as the most successful yet. Plans for future community improvement were discussed and contracts for the 1955 carnival, set for June 13 to 18, were signed. Theodore Semler, president, presided.
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Yellow Springs
Remanded To Jail For Disturbing Peace Case
Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker remanded Grayson Crum of 450 West South Street to jail for ten days in default of a $10 fine after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace and kept him in custody on a $250 bond when he demanded a jury trial on an assault and battery complaint. Officer Paul Mossburg testified Crummitt dragged a female restaurant manager on West Patrick Street and knocked her down. The note also records other arrests including Irving Snowden of Bartonsville and Henry Lee Gray of Lime Kiln, with various fines and jail terms for violations and failures to appear.
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H. Reese Shoemaker
Grayson F. Crummitt
West South Street
Peoples
Paul Mossburg
Crummitt
West Patrick Street
Drummitt
Helen R Thompson
Irving Snowden
Bartansville
Ment
Mossburg
Snowden
Henry Lee Gray
Martin Kanade
S. P. Dorsey
Silver Spring
Buckeystown
Glenn Butts J
Richard Jacques
Howard Daniel McCodrom
Terre Haute
Ind
Vernon Heffner
Charles Thomas Keith
Frederick
Sergt
Denver Shook
Nathan Dorsey
Homer E. Harris
East Fifth Street
Ben Phebus Jr
Earl M. Disney
RFD
Mr. Airy
Henry Lee Keller
W. C. Staley
Class From France To Arrive At CWSC July 22
NEW WINDSOR July 13 The class of 32 men from Rennes France will spend four weeks with American farmers and arrive at the Church World Service Center shortly after July 22. They will be hosted by farms, learn American agricultural methods, and return to France on Sept 14. Applications for host farms are being received.
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New Windsor
Rennes
France
Church World Service Center
Montreal
Canada
Quebec
New York
Stewart Young
United States
Carroll County
Deterioration In Public Morals Is Pointed Out
Washington column argues rising public moral decline among officials and intellectuals worldwide. It contrasts covert security breaches and cadet dishonor with push to admit undemocratic regimes to the United Nations, condemning appeasement and a rise of amoral politics.
Union Bridge Sunday School Outing Set for July 21
The Union Bridge Methodist Sunday School plans an outing July 21 at Forest Park Hanover. Children meet at the church at 4 30 p m with transportation provided. Other local notes include residents’ visits, hospital stays, and a Johnsville 4H Club meeting reviewing projects and plans to letter mailboxes in Johnsville.
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Union Bridge
Methodist Sunday School
Forest Park
Hanover
Himer Nusbaum
University Hospital
Baltimore
Frank P. Bohn
Neil
Ralph Bair
Eddie
New Grace Methodist minister hosts Gaithersburg reception
Gaithersburg residents noted as Rev. Paul K. Cummings and Mrs. Cummings attended a church reception on Thursday. Gregory D. Bernatz, recently assigned to the Naval Academy, left Gaithersburg to start training after graduating from Gaithersburg High School in June. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Bernatz. Dr. and Mrs. Carlos Wilbanks and their two sons returned from a two week vacation in Georgia and Alabama visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ely hosted Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Ely of Wilmington, Del. Herman Allen and family vacationed at Scientists Cliff for two weeks.
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Gaithersburg
Grace Methodist Church
Paul K. Cummings
Cummings
Gregory D. Bernatz
United States’ Naval Academy
Bernatz
Gaithersburg High School
George C. Bernatz
Carlos Wilbanks
Georgia
Alabama
J. B. Ely
T. D Ely
Wilmington
Del
Herman Allen
Scientists Cliff
Exhibits By 4 H Girls Are Judged
Exhibits across needle arts flower container and arrangements were judged with two age groups 10 to 13 and 14 to 21. Home management items record books and club secretary books were evaluated. Assisting Monday were Janet Hood Jean and Janet Stine Dorothy McBride and others from Prospect Middletown Johnsville Lewistown Jefferson Urbana Walkersville and Mt. Pleasant among listed helpers.
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Miss Lovington
Janet Hood
Prospect
Jean
Janet ‘Stine
Petersville
Dorothy McBride
Middletown
Alice Holter
Doris Grabill
Johnsville
Sarah Ramsburg
Lewistown
Mary Irene Scheel
Lois Hildebrand
Jefferson
Ruth Keller
Rachel Remsberg
Charlotte Remsberg
Bie Star
Buckerstown
Charlotte Stiles
Barbara Hillery
New Market
Ann Runkles
Faithful Workers Meet at St. John's Creagers Town
The Faithful Workers society of St. John's Lutheran church in Creagers Town held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Milton Grimes home. Mrs. Harvey Lare president opened with Scripture and the Lord's Prayer. Thirteen members and one visitor attended. Mrs. Harold Shorb won the Drought guessing game by Janice Hann. Next meeting at Mrs. George Wilthide home with think as text word, a spelling bee was enjoyed, refreshments served by Mrs. Carrie Speak and Mrs. Milton Grimes, meeting closed with Mizpah benediction.
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Faithful Workers
Faithful Workers Society
St. John's Lutheran Church
Creagerstown
Milton Grimes
Harvey Lare
Janice Hann
Harold Shorb
George Wilthide
Carrie Speak
Property Sale for 416 Fairview Avenue In Record
A deed recorded in the Clerk’s office shows the sale of the residence at 416 Fairview Avenue from Abraham Hamburger and Benjamin B. Rosenstock trustees to Mr and Mrs John G Ray. The consideration is about 14000 dollars according to revenue stamps.
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Fairview Avenue
Abraham Hamburger
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
John G. Ray
Dulles Times of Crisis and Sudden Europe Trips
Secretary of State Dulles pursued erratic, impulse driven policy on Indochina. He failed to plan, rushed to Europe, met mixed results, and traveled again to Paris without clear American strategy or allied consultation.
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James Marlow
Washington
State Dulles
Indochina
Europe
Dulles
Far East
Korea
Britain
France
Russia
Eden
Bidault
Molotov
Germany
Chou En-lai
Geneva
Southeast Asia
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dien Bien Phu
London
Asia
Paris
Maryland Governor opposes ton mile truck tax plan
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin of Maryland told the National Governors Conference he would oppose a weight distance tax on trucks in interstate commerce. He warned it would hamper trade, hurt Maryland's economy, and said Maryland funds highways through fuel and vehicle registration taxes, with a 2 percent titling tax also aiding road funds.
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Bolton Landing
N. Y.P
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
MccKeldin
National Governors’ Conference
McKeldin
Baltimore
Gvetta
Air Waves Full Of TV Stations Monday Night
Local resident Pierce H. Gaver reports superb TV reception overnight with Baltimore WAAM Channel 13, Washington WAAM, Philadelphia WPTZ Channel 3, WCAU Channel 10, WFIL Channel 6, New York WPIX Channel 11, WNBT Channel 4, WCBS Channel 2, and an unusual capture of WNHC Channel 8 from New Haven after WGAL signed off. Some observed Omaha Channel 3 signals last Friday night.
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Pierce H.gaver
West Tifth Street
Baltimoreland Washington
WAAM
Channel 13
Mr. Gaver
Philadelphia
New York
New Haven
Conn
WNHC
WGAL
Lancaster
WPTZ
WCAU
WFIL
Baltimore
WBAL
WPIX
WNBT
WCBS
Omaha
Neb
Reports On Tests Of Nuclear Sub Engine
Washington reports that a land based prototype of the world first nuclear submarine engine has produced more than enough power to run an atomic submarine submerged at full speed. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee recommends changes to the Atomic Energy Act and notes economic atomic power for industry is on the horizon but not in the near term.
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Eisenhower
Soviet
Russia
Washington
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
House
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho
Four Held After Game On Excursion on Bay Belle
Four men in Baltimore face grand jury action on charges of running a craps game aboard the excursion boat Bay Belle during a Chesapeake Bay moonlight cruise. Joseph Mann, 24, of Parkton, president of the Baltimore County Retail Liquor Dealers Assn., was acquitted of a similar charge. Police say the dice table was set up after the Bay Belle left its moorings at 8:30 p.m. and the house game operated until about 11:30, when the bank and equipment were seized. Among those facing the grand jury are Charles H. Jones, 58. Richard Vetters, 40. Andrew Gannon, 49. and Harry Rogers, 41, all of Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Bay Belle
Chesapeake Bay
Joseph Mann
Parkton
Baltimore , County
Mann
Association
Charles H. Jones
Richard Vetters
Andrew Gannon
Harry Rogers
Fil
Weddings and Engagements Noted in Martinsburg Area
Mr and Mrs Roger W Lewis of Myersville announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Lewis to Maynard Harshman son of Ivan Harshman Frederick. Miss Lewis a Middletown High School and Baltimore nursing school graduate and hospital staff member. Harshman also a Middletown graduate now farming with his father. No wedding date set. Earp Byrne: Grace Earp of Bolivar daughter of Mrs Connie Earp and Russell Byrne of Arcola Va were married in Frederick July 2 at the Methodist church. Attendants Miss Margaret Holmes Mr James Breeden. Reception at home. wedding cake centerpiece. Present were Mrs B B Ranson Miss Lucy Mossburg Mrs J E Spensier Mrs G Dinkle aguyce Grim Evelyn Earp Margaret Holmes Mrs Coleman Dunn Mrs Ruth Holmes Mrs Earp and Mr James Breeden. The couple left for a North Carolina trip. On return Mrs Byrne will work in Washington and Mr Byrne will farm with his brother. Bride is Harpers Ferry High School graduate.
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Roger W. Lewis
Myersville
Janice Lewis
Maynard Harshman
Ivan Harshman
Frederick
Miss Lewis
Middletown High School
Church Home and Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Harshman
Lucy Mossburg
J. E. Spensier
G. Dinkle
Jean Wilt
Lillian Holmes
Beatrice Dinkle
Aguyce Grim
Evelyn Earp
Margaret Holmes
Coleman Dunn
Ruth Holmes
Earp
James Breeden
North Carolina
Byrne
Washington
Nationalists May Intercept Red Tanker
Nationalist officials indicated Soviet tanker Leningrad may be intercepted after clearing Singapore for Shanghai. Three other Soviet ships head north toward Vladivostok or Red China, with speculation of rendezvous with submarine escorts through waters patrolled by Nationalist vessels. The Nationalists earlier seized the Tuapse on June 23.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Leningrad
Singapore
Shanghai
Red China
Siberian
Vladivostok
Questions and Answers on Lobbyists and Immigration
A Q A set explains lobbying income reporting to the clerk and Senate secretary. It notes only the lobbying earned portion must be reported. It defines honeydew as the sugary exudate on leaves in hot weather. It states Constitution was built to protect American commerce and combat Barbary pirates. It says Japanese are not barred from immigration, referencing the 1952 Act allowing quota-based entry.
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U. S. Senate
Constitution
United States
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