World Affairs and News Summary From Frederick Daily
A 1906 Frederick newspaper brief notes world affairs and local items. It mentions The Associated Press content, pricing 5 cents, and indicates publication details for July 2 1906. The fragmentary text references mail matter and distribution with standard post office notices.
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Great Southern
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Associated Press
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President Eisenhower health clash cited in debate
In a disputed exchange a physician to President Eisenhower defended the President’s health after his operation. The story then shifts to a surprise birthday dinner for Alan Wayne Shook at the home of Geo E Shook Sr. in Baltimore with a long list of attendees. Also noted are Sweden England social security pact details and historical items from 1906 and 195? involving local events, franchise talks, and cemetery desecration. The piece includes a long column on U S British policy and cold war commentary.
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Eisenhower
White
West Point
Senate
Penorter
Geo. E Shook Sr
Alan
Wayne Shook
Geo. E. Shook Jr
Baltimore
Master Shook
Linda Lee Shook
Alan Wayne Shook
Laurie Ann Shook
Geo
E. Shook Jr
E. Shook
Linda Shook
Charles H. Fraley
Barbara
Truman May
Sandra
Larry May
Richard Green
Jeffrey
William Green
Nancy Mae Greet
Harold Biser
Janet Biser
Shirley Ann Biser
United States
Britain
Middle East
Nasser
United Nations
U.N
Nehrun
Kremlin
Messrs
Nehru
Tito
Sangsters
Free Nations
Nixon
Manila
Congress
Sovto “Neulpals
Aswan
Asia
Csnnis
Algera
Raiput
America
tkKen
Egypt
Suez
Family reunions, visits mark Washington area social notes
Mr and Mrs John Covell of West Seventh street hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams of St Louis Missouri and their family. Mrs Williams formerly Betty Jane Covell, daughter of Mr Covell. Mr Jairus W Staton and children Limia and Jairus Jr of South Market street returned home after visiting Mrs Henry Mulkey in Princeton West Virginia. References to other local families and a birthday observance for Amanda Wiles at Fort De trick. A large gathering for Judge Pinkney A Richardson included many relatives at Edgewood Balaawood. A separate report notes Eisenhower backing a Middle Atlantic Interstate Fire Protection Compact to coordinate regional fire planning and cross state aid.
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John Covell
West Seventh Street
Arthur Williams
St. Louis
Staton
Henry, Mulkey
Princeton
W. Va
Lewis R. Plato
Wwatter
William Butt
Boissevain
Harold Heffner
Floyd Wickham
Jefferson
Willard Sheppard
Chevy Chase
Amanda Wiles
Fort Detrick
Pinkney A. Richardson
Harry L. Richard
Edgewood
Richardson
Allen Richardson
Los Angeles
Calif
Nelle Persson
Miami
Fla
Frederick
Thurmont
Brunswick
Frederick High
Fisher
Brunswick High School
Roger H. Willard
Urbana
Woodsboro
New Midway
Adamstown
Carroll County
Paul L. Holfmaster
Frederick County
Os Sietewie
State Board of Educaion
Elsie Gause
Liberty
Virginia Parton
Middletown High
William Rader
Parkway
Phala Rader
North Frederick
Farley Seldon
Lincoln High
Ruth Simpson
Walkersville
Mary {. Griffith
Mary King
Frederick High Home Economics Department
Arthur Gernand
Middletown Cart
Mary B. Lockard
East Frederick
Mary R. Batley
Thurmont High
Patrice O'Neill
Elm Street
Helen W. Burhman
Wolfsville
David Lehue
Mans. Orthopedic School
Weddings Falmer Houck and Palmer wed in July ceremony
In this city on July 7 at Rev Thomas Morvan's home on Jefferson street Falmer Houck and Wilbur Palmer were married with Mrs Raymond Free and Raymond Free as attendants. The couple will reside at Mt Airy.
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Falmer—Houck
Maude EF. Houck
Wilbur Palmer
Airy
Thomas Morvan
Jefferson Street
Raymond Free
Mrs. Palmer
Mt. Airy
All Bur 3 On Wrecked Ships Are Saved
Rescue vessels saved passengers from the Andrea Doria after a collision with the Stockholm near Nantucket Island. About 425 boarded the Stockholm, with seven hundred thirty survivors aboard the De France. rescue helicopters evacuated five injured, including a child, to Nantucket Hospital.
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William H. Thomas
New York
Stockholm
Andrea Doria
Ie de France
Coast Guard
Ne de France
Genoa
Army
Nantucket Island
Ministry of Merchant Marine
Massachusetts
New York City
Andrew Doria
Andrew Doriia
Italy
Fox
United Fruit
Cape Ann
Legal Wrangle Over Maryland Homeopathic Board Proceeds
In Baltimore Circuit Court the fight over the Maryland Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners continues with evidence showing efforts to delay licensing. A 1955 memorandum urged attracting applicants to sustain the board, amid clashes over exam grading and a rump board claim. The case also touches on plans for a legislative fund and ties to the Maryland State Homeopathic Society.
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Baltimore
Maryland Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Norman P. Ramsey
Julius Chepko
Robert H. Reddick
Sit
Reddick
Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Maryland
Ramsey
Homeopathic Society
John F. Statham
Washington
Statham
Joseph R. Byrnes
Breaks Ankle At Carter Barron Theater
Mrs. Sylvia Kaufman Abromett of Old Greenwich, visiting relatives near the city, slipped at the Carter Barron amphitheater in Washington Monday night, breaking her right ankle and straining ligaments. She was removed to Frederick Memorial Hospital in Bethesda Chevy Chase by ambulance. condition reported satisfactory. Red Cross aid and Drs. Howard Ash and assistant provided immediate care before departure. Her father, Michael D. Kauffman Jr., Old Greenwich, is expected to visit this weekend.
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Sylvia Kaufman
Red Cross
Howard Ash
Ash
Abromett
Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Michael D. Kauffman Jr
Old Green- Wich
Kaufman
Central Maryland Feed Dealers Plan Cooperation
The Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association held a dinner meeting at the VFW Country Club to discuss supporting the swine breeders association. Harold Staley of Frederick presided, with ten firms represented, and a committee was formed to ask the University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department to expand facilities and curricula. The next meeting is set for October 24 at the same club as a dinner gathering.
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Central Maryland Feed Dealers Association
VFW Country Club
Swine Breeders Association
Feed Dealers Group
Harold Staley
Frederick
sWine Breeder Group
Maryland
Feed Dealers Association
University of Maryland
University
Central Macsiend
Country Club
Nominations Confirmed for Postmasters in Several States
The Senate confirmed postmaster nominations by President Eisenhower. In Maryland Emory F. Halbrook Conowingn Maurice Anderson Spalding Gaithersburg Edward Kaighn Greenbelt Margaret F. Williams Worton.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Maryland
Emory F. Halbrook
Conowingn
Maurice Anderson Spalding
Gaithersburg
Edward €. Kaighn
Greenbelt
Margaret F. Williams
Worton
H Bomb Fall Out Control Debate Sparks Global Tension
James Marlow analyzes Atomic Energy Commission claims that a hydrogen bomb can be localized to minimize fallout. He contrasts this with Gavin’s testimony on potential multi‑million casualties, and notes diplomatic ripples as Russia Japan and others discuss disarmament moves while U S tests and proposals continue.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Oaks
Atomic Energy Commission
Congressional
James M. Gavin
Russia
China
Philippine
Europe
United States
AEC
U.S. Plarce
Pope Pius I
India
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Charles McC. Mathias Sr
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Thormont Construction Company
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Siellenbrg
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New Market Colored
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Lloyd C. Cuter
George Brown
Colored Brunswick Pta
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Carter Barron Theater
Catherine Obitts
Hagerstown
University Hospital
Obitts
Mary Tracey
Holton Staley
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Wright Brothers Cannery
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Sudge R. Dorsey Watkins
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John E. Cartee
Olin W. Porter
Taner Tay Freed
Ernest E. Griffith
Camp Gordon
Roy E. Baugher
Edward C Johnston
Neil M. Wolfe
Philadelphia
Mervin L. Lerch
Knonville
Passi
John Giardina Jr
Robert T. Storer
Poolesville
Poolesville Memorial Methodist Church
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de. W. W. McIntyre
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Sourmer Hall
McIntyre
Harrisburg
Virginia
State Industrial Accident Commission
Cuent Court
Bowers Const Aetion Company
American Mutual Liability Insurance Com. Pany
Agaist
William Haker
Dean
Heatic
Uty
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