Longevity Doctor Hullinger Remains Americas Oldest GP
HAL BOYLE profiles Dr John Hullinger born 1880s, a 63 year medical veteran who has delivered thousands of babies and worn out 23 autos, claiming abstinence, daily exercise, and a devout Christian ethic sustain his longevity. He recalls Civil War memories, a nonchalant stance on abortion and charity work, and a life of constant mobility from foot to Cadillac and beyond. He also notes his personal routines, family history, and a latest court appearance involving a suspended sentence for a traffic-related offense.
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Hal Boyle
New York
John Hullinger
tMullinger
Hazel Ey Es
Clinton
Iowa
Atherian Medical Assa
Dacine
Lincoln
Merit
Edo
Tullinger
Miemors
Eisenhower and Khrushchev Meet at Palace for Talks
In a summer scene at the Palace of Natrot the Soviet leaders Bulganin Khrushchev and Molotov arrived in open cars while Eisenhower rode in a four car cavalcade. The presidents and premiers exchanged smiles and greetings as tourists looked on. An afternoon session was planned to wrap up speaking and assess chances for a successful outcome.
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Palace of
Natrot
Faure
Bulgarin
Eisenhower
Nekula Khrushchev
Vo M. Molotov
Defense
Georgi Zhukov
Bulganin
Khrunchev
Fisenhower
Secret Service
Tomato Garden Pride and Divorce Decrees in Equity Court
Amateur gardeners celebrate the first tomato as a family rite while at the same time Equity Court signs three absolute divorces. Berkley L. Pangle of Cumberland is divorced from Doris P. Pangle with custody to be decided and costs to be paid. Richard E. Zimmerman acted for the plaintiff and William H. Hicks for the defendant. Ruth Scott of East Sixth Street is divorced from Nelson Scott with costs on the defendant. Thelma G. Diggs of Dickerson is awarded custody of a child in her divorce from William Jr. Diggs, with costs assigned to the defendant.
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Johar
Equity Court
Berkley L. Pangle
Cumberland
Frederick
Doris P. Pangle
Willow Avenue
Richard E. Zimmerman
William H. Hicks
Ruth Scott
East Sixth Street
Nelson Scott
Broadway
Zimmerman
Frederick Growth Talks Population Boom Plans
Prominent Frederick business leader says projects on the table could push the city's population up by 10 000 within five years. County Commissioners approve building three wooden bridges in Catoctin and Liberty districts. First bricks for East Patrick and North Market street paving arrive from Fairmont W V, totaling over 250 000 bricks in 32 carloads. Rosebuds defeat Frederick Juniors 42 at Clarke Plate. Sanders hits a home run. Local dance at the Villa features the Frederick Select Orchestra led by Motter and Haller with aides.
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Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Catoctin
Pine Creek
Liberty
East Patrick
North Market
Fairmont
W. Va
Rosebuds
Clarke Plate
Sanders
Messrs
Guy Motter
Harry Haller
Frederick Select Orchestra
Plans To Bring The Propos Washington Memorial Home
Twenty years ago items from the Columns of The News note a proposal to establish a memorial home in Washington with prominent citizens forming a committee. A drowning rescue by Frederick youths is described, and a new coal ordinance requires dealers to pay a license fee. Marsland Emergency Relief aims to close Frederick Transient Bureau and remove occupants as the lease ends August 31.
Bageant and Forrest unite in Brunswick wedding
Emma Lou Forrest daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Forrest of Brunswick wed Donald Wayne Bageant son of Wilmer and the late Ida May Bageant of Engle at St Francis Catholic Church Brunswick The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Paul J Daugherly The bride wore a pink nylon street length dress with white accessories and a white orchid corsage Attendant was sister Patricia Best man was Robert Forrest A reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple departed for a short West Virginia trip
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Bageant
Forrest Emma Lou Forrest
Elmer
Forrest
Brunswick
Jilly
Donald Wayne Bageant
Wilmer Bageant
Ida May Bageant
Engle. W. Va
St. Francis Catholic Church
Paul J. Daugherly
Patricia
Robert Forrest
West Virginia
Local Health Notes On Hospital Stays And Recoveries
Among the sick Mr. Marshall L Etchison rests at home for two weeks due to a heart condition. Robert H Kaiser is a patient at the Newton D Baker Veterans Center Martinsburg WV for observation. Lee Hu has been at the hospital since July 6 and is reported in fair condition. Mrs W Russell Mohler has been admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs Willand Zimmerman has returned home improving after a major operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Roy Waller entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Roy H Ramsburg is recuperating at home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Marshall L. Etchison
Fast Church Street
Robert H. Kaiser
Newton D. Baker Veterans Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lee Hu
W. Russell Mohler
Sear Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Willand
Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial
Roy Waller
Deer Spring
Braddock Heights
Roy HH
Ramsburg
Personal News Shook Leaves for Army Tour
Kenneth H Shook son of Frederick Police Sergeant Denver Shook departed last week for active duty with the Army. Mrs Graver Ro Ponton of East Third Street is visiting this week with Miss Mary Gasnel Tri ton.
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Kenneth H Shook
Frederick
Denver
Shook
G Os Army
Graver Ro Ponton
East Third Street
Mary Gasnel
Triton
Pleasant Grove Women’s Club hosts annual pot luck
The Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club will host its annual pot luck at the Pleasant Grove Hall on Sunday. Basket suppers will be served as part of the event. In local news, Mr. and Mrs. Kids G. Frock of Walkersville announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Yellone to Luther Thomas Gease Jr. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther T. Geasey, RFD 7, Thurmont. Miss Frock is a graduate of Watersville High School and Frederick Academy of the Visitation. Gease attended Frederick High School and served in the US Navy. He is currently employed at Faucett Aircraft, Hag: Prsinw. No wedding date set.
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Panta
Kids G. Frock
Walkersville
Shirley Yellone
Thomas Geases Jr
Luther T. Geasey
RFD
Frock
Wathersvtte High School
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Geasey
Frederick High School
US Navy
Fauetd Arrcraft
Miss Gloria Rice Weds Kenneth Linton in Yellow Springs
Miss Gloria Gene Rice daughter of Alvin H Rice and the late Frances A Rice and Kenneth L Linton son of Mr and Mrs Harry Linton were married Saturday at 2 PM in Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church Rev George A Brown officiated The sanctuary featured gladioli palms and lighted tapers The bride wore a nylon tulle over satin gown with lace appliqué and a fingertip veil She carried a colonial bouquet of white carnations centered with a white orchid The bridal party included sisters Miss Patricia Ann Rice and Miss Audrey Mae Rice Honor attendants wore green net gowns The groom was supported by best man Charles Green and cousins Jack Linton and Charles Holland Ushers and a soloist also performed A reception followed then the couple departed for a wedding trip to Atlantic City
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Gloria Gene Rice
Alvin H. Rice
Lee Place
Frances A. Rice
Kenneth L. Linton
Harry L. Linton
Yellow Springs
Evangelical United Brethren Church
George A. Brown
Patricia Ann Rice
Audrey Mae Rice
Hagerstown
Charles Green
Jack Linton
Charles Holland
Cioom
Joyce Crouse
Atlantic City
N. J
Frederick High School
Miss Willard
School of Practical Arts
Hood College
Navy
Norfolk
Macon
Russia backs world economic conference plan for trade drive
Premier Bulganin aims to push a world economic conference during talks with Western leaders. The plan seeks a multibillion dollar trade and development program with China invited. Western officials show cautious interest as details remain unclear.
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Russia
United States
Britain
MoMolotny
Bernard Baruch
New
Communist Bloc of Nations
Asked To Build Strong Party For Eisenhower
Ald Fate 17 of Maryland Republican women were urged to shape a party capable of carrying on the Eisenhower program after his tenure. Rep Hosmer R Califf spoke at a banquet closing Maryland Federation of Republican Women’s summer meeting, touting the administration plan as broadly supported and delivering jobs, higher wages, and integrity in government. Mrs Vausha Richardson announced the federation’s annual convention October 12-13 in Baltimore.
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Ald
Fate
Maryland
Eissenhower
Hosmer
Hypnotism Used to Allow Polio Patient Birth at Parkland
Dallas doctors report the first known use of hypnotism to enable a polio patient to give birth. Mrs Edward Schwartz, 32, delivered a healthy son while in isolation. the baby was to be four weeks from due date. Breathing improved dramatically after the birth, with the mother initially diagnosed with a polio form affecting paralysis and respiration. The emergency action occurred as the child pressed against her chest, complicating her condition.
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Dallas
Damani
Edward 4 Schwartz
Parkland Vaspial
Southwestern Medical School
Univrsity of Texas
Schwatly
Parkland Memorial Hospital
Emmitsburg Social Notes and Local Visitors
Emmitsburg notes list weekend visitors at local homes including Mr and Mrs C H Stinson and guests Robert Kerrigas and Charles Lake from Milford and Philadelphia. Many residents host relatives and attend a Future Farmers of America convention at College Park. The Lions Club meets at Buchers with plans for a Hagan Bros Circus on Sept 9 and a stag picnic on July 25. local youths and families appear in multiple visits and trips to Ocean City and nearby towns.
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Waisland
Charles Eo Vealan
Baltimore
Juvenile Court
Pau Beisser
Community Research Associated
Philip G Green
Cren
Desnote
Die Sasion
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Health
Bruycation and Wehare
Emmitsburg
John Kerr
Hagerstown
John White
C. H. Stinson
Robert W. Kerrigas
Milford
Mich
Charles Lake
Philadelphia
Michael Bobanic
Michael
Aliquippa
John Wharthen
Karen
John Christopher
Havre de Grace
Eugene Warthen
Roy Gelwicks
Arthur Deanes
Future Farmers of America
John Springer
David Warren
Carl Crist
George Eyster
John Gartrell
Eugene Fisher
Leslie Cregger
Cyrus Manahan
Delbert Royer
Dover
Palent
Glen Springer
Piec
Charles Baker
Bainbridge
Guy Baker
Janet
Audrey
Katherine Springer
Alpine
Beach
Annapolis
Samuel Breth
Anne
Taneytown
Harry Stott
Elias Lutheran Church
Luther
Ocean, Md
Walter Crouse
Susan
Chambersburg
Stella Topper
Reading
Guy Topper
Jos. Baldacchino
Barnsboro
William Adams
U.S.A.F
el Paso
Tex
Norman Adams
James Orndorff
Dulum Magnetea
Mariaana Wetzel
Rita Topper
Lois Harthazen
Regina Orndorff
Ocean City
Paul Claypool
Queenstown
Lions Club
Bucher’s
C. W. Seiss
Charles R. Stouter
Boy Scouts
Hagan Bros. Circus
Civic Grounds
Norman Shriver
George L. Wilhide
Clarence F. Hahn
Arthur Elder
John J. Hollinger
J. Ralph McDonnell
FBI reports high conviction rate and informant value
The FBI announced that a large share of federal cases led to convictions, with many pled guilty, highlighting informants' role in law enforcement. The year saw many arrests tied to bank crimes and Communist party cases. A Washington report notes rising internal security concerns. Soviet agricultural chiefs visit Iowa farms to study local practices.
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FBI
Gen Brownell
J Fdnar Hoover
Knox
FBI Umk
Salis H¢spul
Communist Party
Geneva talk rumors wobble on Eisenhower and Zhukov
The article explores Soviet efforts to create a private communication line with President Eisenhower through Marshal Zhukov ahead of Geneva. It notes past private meetings between Eden and Byrch and ongoing informal talks during the summit, with Gromyko and Molotov named as players. It discusses the goal of concessions on strategic goods and raw materials, and the importance of credible private channels versus formal conferences.
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Moscow
Marshal Zhukov
Geneva
Eisenhower
London
Britain
Anthony Eden
Tertayn Bickylie Quads
Berlin
Zhukov
Stalin
Soviet Union
Red Army
Russia
Communist Party
Andrei Gromyko
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations
Gromyko
Baruch
New York
Molotov
United States
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White House
Gronivko
Ike
Dulles
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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