People Still First In Vietnam Peace Talks
The United States agreed to respect truce terms and a one year free population exchange between North and South Vietnam. The move would leave millions behind the Iron Curtain, including Catholics who backed the French, while many Communist sympathizers would stay in the South. The shift ends shooting but flags a renewed propaganda battle to sway those in free territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vietnam
Tron
Hanoi
Haiphong
Jong
Far East
Japan
Korea
South Korea
North Korea
Red China
Syngman Rhee
Delbert S Null Buys Farm And Equipment
Delbert S Null, resident of Braddock Heights, buys the 269 acre Charles C Lawson farm in Mt Pleasant district including 107 head of purebred Herefords and all farm equipment. The property on the old Annapolis road contains complete buildings. Lawson, a lumber dealer from another state, had one of the county’s largest Hereford herds. Null plans to specialize in breeding stock and will live at Braddock Heights. The Waterbury Connecticut notice asks What is more durable than brass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert S. Null
Braddock Heights
Charles C. Lawson
Mt. Pleasant
Old Annapolis Road
Lawson
Null
Fires and fares in Frederick fifty years ago
Fire Underwriters visited Mayor Smith and hinted at higher insurance rates for Frederick. A combined chemical and hose wagon was proposed. Urban Storm, son of Richard Storm, suffered a severe facial cut from a barbed wire fence while playing. The Bear Down Club plans an all day Braddock Heights picnic August 18 with dancing. Aaron Beck of Woodsboro died after paralysis. Liberty Coppermines seeks to transport 100000 tons of crushed rock to a New Jersey smelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frederick
Urban Storm
Richard Storm
Bear Down Club
Braddock Heights
Aaron Beck
Woodsboro
Liberty Coppermines
New Jersey
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
July 28 1934 notes report a large fire at Maryland Brick and Supply Company gutted by incendiary origin drawing 1000 onlookers. Heat illness cases rise. Camp Fire Girls organized led by Miss Sara E Quinn with names of members. Miss Nena M Jamison recommended acting postmistress at Walkersville per Democratic State Central committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
East Fifth
Sixth Streets
Jecal
Sara E. Quinn
Jean Teaga
Mary Jane Michael
Jean Collinus
Emily Thomas
Marianne Maples
Doris
Deaths in area include Williams Zentz Caniford and Culler
Obituaries report Mrs. A P Williams of New Windsor died at 7 30 am of natural causes. Funeral set for Friday at 2 30 pm at New Windsor funeral home with interment in Presbyterian Cemetery. Also noted are death notices for William Lee Caniford in Brunswick at 3 am Tuesday and Mrs Laura M Zentz of Woodsboro who died at Springfield State Hospital aged 85, with services to be held at Graceham Moravian church Friday. Additional notice for Mrs Lillie F Culler of Jefferson, aged 95, with funeral arrangements and church services in Jefferson Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Williams
B. Estelle Williams
New Windsor
Carroll County
Adam
Mary Hook Bloom
Marion Bloom
Washington
W. Preston Bloom
Methodist Church
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Lewis Robson
Presbyterian Cemetery
William Lee Caniford
Brunswick
East Potomac Street
James W. Caniford
West Virginia
Herschel Caniford
Martinsburg
W. Va
William L. Caniford Jr
James Caniford
Frederick
Jean Wetzel
Baltimore
Sandra Lee Caniford
Frank Caniford
John Caniford
Petersville
Earl Caniford
Oscar
George Caniford
Daisy Barr
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Caniford
Mayhem
Mary Medler
Charles Town
Ruth Dobson
Halltown
Ralph Miller
Park Heights Cemetery
Cariford
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Order of Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
C. H. Feete
Laura M. Zentz
Adam H. Zentz
Graceham
Woodsboro
Springfield State Hospital
Zentz
John T
Mary Tf. Hesser Colliflower
Frederick County
Zeniz
Graceham Moravian Church
Elmer C. Smith
Lloyd Colliflower
Church Cemetery
Powell and Hartzler
Lillie F. Culler
Lillie Frances Culler
W. Victor Culler
Jefferson
John and
Elizabeth Feaster Long F
Culler
Jefferson Evangelical and Rerformed Church
Toilers
Marie C. Coran
Max W. Culler
Hessely B.goran
Robert J. Culler
J. Victor Culler
Clayton Ib. Culler
Jefferson Reformed Church
Jefferson iHefoemed
M. R. Etch Ison and Son
Dr E L McLean’s Wife Dies In Philadelphia
Mrs Mary McLean 82 wife of Philadelphia pastor Dr Eugene L McLean died suddenly Monday. Daughter of William and Mary Neff former Alexandria residents she attended Wilson College. Surviving are daughters Mrs Thomas D Fulton Philadelphia Mrs Daniel E Igo Birmingham and Mrs James F Holley San Diego two brothers Paul and Joseph Neff Alexandria. Funeral from Oliver Bair funeral home at 2 pm Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McLean
Eugene L. McLean
Philadelphia
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Neff
Alexandria
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Thomas D. Fulton
Daniel E. Igo
Birmingham
James F. Holley
San Diego
Calif
Paul
Joseph Neff
Oliver Bair
Chestnut Street
Funeral Notices From Hagerstown Area Obituaries
Funerals held for Ruby Pearl Garver and others in Hagerstown area including John F Brandenburg Matilda Ann Fulmer N Earle Webb with services led by local ministers. Interments at Middletown Lutheran cemetery Mt View near Sykesville and Mt Zion Church Feagaville. Obituaries note survivors pallbearers and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brandenburg
Harmony
Middletown
Howard McCarney
Rudolph Brandenburg
Kenneth Brandenburg
Bruce Brandenburg
Eugene Ropg
Glenn Main
John Main
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Company
Local Personal News and Community Notes
Mrs J H Jones of Washington visits sisters in West College Terrace and Lindbergh Avenue. Corp Harry E Heffner on leave from South Pacific duty plans another tour at Fort Eustis. Lester and wife from Washington visit aunt in Toffee. Austin Fox and Van Eyler of Woodsboro tour Skyline Caverns at Front Royal. Clyde Hanver and wife celebrate first wedding anniversary. Goucher College Workshop invites Katharine L Biehl and Harry V Frushour among 70 educators from several states. Paul R Fout and Marie Cline honored for vacations and births. Raymond Edwards attends Moody Bible Institute Conference at Winona Lake after selling 100 subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jones
Washington
H.lavier Michael
West College Terrace
George B. Delaplaine
Lindbergh Avenue. Corp
Harry E. Heffner
Doubs
South Pacific
William Heffner
Fort Eustis
Lester Culler
Calvin
Toffee
Austin Fox
van Eyler
Woodsboro
Virginia
Skyline Caverns
Front Royal
Clyde L. Hanver
Sjr
North Bentz Street
Frederick High School
Frashour
Liberty
Paul R. Fout
McCardell Apartments
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marie Cline
Atlantic City
N. J
Havre del Grace
Aberdeen
Baltimore
Raymond Edwards
Frederick
Moody Bible Institute Conference
Winona Lake
Indiana
Edwards
Moody Monthir
Local hospital notes after illnesses and surgeries
Mrs. Frank Tortore of Thurmont was moved to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore by the Thurmont American Legion ambulance. Mrs. Joseph S. Stephens of Elm Street entered Johns Hopkins Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Ethel R. O Hare underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mary N. Walden of Middleburg remains in satisfactory condition after a hip surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. F Leo Steiner of Jefferson had surgery at Maryland University Hospital with satisfactory progress. Mr. Atlee Shry of East Third Street was moved to Johns Hopkins for observation after Frederick Memorial Hospital care. Mrs. Ethel Wiles, formerly ill at home, is able to be out again. Mrs. Charles Walter of Adams Town returned home after two weeks at Union Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tortore
Thurmont
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Thurmont American Legion Ambulance
Joseph S. Stephens
Elm Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ethel R. O'Hara
John L. O'Hara
New Design Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary N. Walden
Middleburg
Frederick Memoril Hospital
F. Leo Steiner
Jefferson
Maryland University Hospital
Atlee Shry
East Third Street
Feete
Johns Hopkinsospital
Ethel Wiles
West Fifth Street
Charles Walter
Adamstown
Syngman Rhee Returns Home to Address Congress
The article profiles Syngman Rhee, returning from exile to the United States, recounting his long fight for Korea’s independence, his constitutional leadership, and his plan to rebuild Korea with American support. It notes his intimate ties to Princeton and his belief in allied security and regional reconstruction to counter Communist challenges in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Princeton University
Harvard
George Washington University
Princeton
Young Rhee
Woodrow Wilson
Korea
Eft
Europe
Virginia
Congress
New Market Civil Defense Group Lauded At First Anniversary Dinner
Congressman DeWitt S Hyde and Virgil L Couch praised farm civil defense work by the New Market Grange at a first anniversary dinner in Urbana. Hyde urged prep and teamwork for protecting farms and evacuees, noting Maryland and Frederick county should be proud of the model farm emergency program. The program featured officials from FCCDA and several state and local agencies, with awards given to Sun editor Raymond Thompson for farm defense coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt S. Hyde
Virgil L. Couch
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Farm Emergency Civil Defense Committee
New Market Grange
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Hyde
Hydesad
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick County
Maryland
New Market District
United States
Couch
Russia
Cathryn Wolfe
J .Glenn Beall
Evening Sun
Siegfried Goetze
Buralll
Civil Defense
L. H. Crickenberger
Hydewey
Bomb Theory Is Disturbing by Roger W. Babson
Babson argues that the H bomb will usher a new era and believes retaliation threats may deter Communism but could erode capitalism. He links historical upheavals to printing and religion, urges preparedness through faith, health, industry skill, home ownership, and diversified investments.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
General Lindbergh
Saturday Evening Post
Lindbergh
United Berer
W. Babson
Russia
Lindy
H. G. Well
Munro
John Rogers
Calvary Methodist Class Holds Sunday Meeting
Members of the Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist church met in the chapel Sunday morning with 94 members and three visitors. Rev M T Tabter led prayer while Clyde Thomas taught the lesson and a report noted sick members were slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaders
Calvary Methodist Church
M. T. Tabter
Clyde Thomas
Community group forms to acquire property in New Market
Officers named include Bruce E Crum vice chairman Lucian K Falconer treasurer and Goetze secretary with counsel Samuel S Hollingsworth. A Civil Defense poem was read by its author Rev J H Sehmitt gave benediction and Rev Leon F Vauthier rector of Grace Episcopal church gave invocation. Musical selections by Dr W A R Bell Jerry Eshbaugh and Mrs Bell. A resolution announced the formation of a corporation to acquire property with reception committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burall
Bruce E. Crum
Lucian K Falconer
Mr. Goetze
William H. Browning
Jesse M. Burall
Col
James £. Hatcher
Samuel S. Hollingsworth
C. W. Kent
W. Franklin Smith
New Market
Leon P. F. Vauthier
William J. Wilcom
Crickenberger
Lucian K. Falconer
Civil Defense
J. H. Sehmitt
Leon F. Vauthier
Grace Episcopal Church
W. A. R Bell
Jerry Eshbaugh
Bell
Becomes Bride of Clergyman In Union Bridge Ceremony
Miss Janice Marietta Chen of Union Bridge wed Rev. John Roderick Rinell at Union Bridge Methodist Church in an afternoon ceremony. Rev. Stephen H. Galley officiated with organist Gretchen Reese. Attendants wore lilac and blue gowns. reception followed. The couple will reside in Dagus Mines, Pa., where the groom serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Marietta Chen
Adam Chen
Union Bridge
John Roderick Rinell
Carl Rinell
Frewsburg
N. Y
Union Bridge Methodist Church
Stephen H. Galley
Donald T. McIntosh
Gretchen Reese
Richard Dudderar
Zardenia
Stephenous
Stanley Hamilton, Jr
Alan Herman
Wendell Wheatley
Austin Wellman
Harrisburg
Westminster
Fulbright Winner Jea nor Barnhart to Study Abroad
Magnolia Avenue resident Miss Jea nor Barnhart daughter of Dr and Mrs William R Barnhart sails August 21 from New York to Amsterdam Netherlands to study at the University of Amsterdam on a Fulbright graduate study scholarship. Her grant covers round trip transportation tuition maintenance books and incidentals and in Netherlands travel. She will conduct research on the World Court at The Hague while aboard the Holland America Line ship S S Ryndam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanor Barnhart
William R. Barnhart
Magnolia Avenue
Ffrom
New York
Amsterdam
Netherlands
University of Amsterdam
Miss Barnhart
Goucher College
United Nations
World Court
The
Hague
Holland American Line
Ss. S. Ryndam
Emmitsburg Couple Wed In St Joseph’s Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Helen Eyler became the bride of John Thomas Ott in a 6 30 PM double ring ceremony at St Joseph’s Church Emmitsburg officiated by Fr John Sullivan. The bride wore a blue taft gown with lavender stole and pink corsage. Maid of honor Patricia Ott wore a blue nylon dress with yellow corsage. Best man Francis Ott. Reception followed at the groom’s home. The couple will live in Emmitsburg. The bride worked at Gettysburg Shoe Factory. the groom serves in the U S Navy in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Helen Bvyler
D. Kent Eyler
Emmitsburg
John Thomas Ott
Joe
Charles Ott
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John. Sullivan
Patricia Ott
Francis Ott
Euphemia Rotering
Gettysburg
U. S. Navy
Norfolk Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delbert Null
Waterbury
Conn
E. L. McLean
Conway Electric Company
Middle Street
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
National Security Administrator
Ft. George G. Meade
NSA
Ft. Meade
Hagerstown
Ruby Pearl Garver
Ruby Jackson
Matilda Ann Fulmer
Marion Clayton Fulmer
National Lutheran Home
Mt. Zion Church
Feagaville
J. Calvin Moreland
Luther Remsburg
Bernard. Remsburg
Harry Summers
Jesus
Evelyn Smith
Preston D. Zimmerman
Glen Biehl
William Miss
Cornelius Roberts
Claude Culler
Eugene Renn
M.R. Etchison and Son
N. Earle Webb
Airy i
Main Street
Victor Ross
Hubert P. Burdette
J. Stanley Grahill
Charles Bilbrough
James Bowen
Robert Arrington
James Gosnell
Mt. View Cemetery
Sykesville
New Market Civil Defense Organization
A. Rom
U.S Pat
Ord
Nta Sarre
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