Weddings in Mount Airy and Brookeville celebrate unions
Two weddings are reported. June Vanita Bect and Charles Franklin Beck wed in Elkton with Rev Walter Schaeffer officiating while Helen Lucretia O Neal and Charles Linbergh Talton joined in a double ring ceremony at St Luke s Lutheran Church Brookeville. Both couples plan honeymoons and new residences.
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Calton—O'neal
St Luke’s Lutheran Church
Helen Lucretia O'Neal
Millard O'Neal
Brookeville
Charles Linbergh Talton
Ashley Talton
RFD
Frederick
George P. Schmidt
Thebride’s
Joyce O'Neal
Robert O'Neal
Virginia
Geneva Summit Sparks U S China Direct Talks August 1
After the Geneva conference a new wave of high level meetings follows. The United States will hold direct talks with Communist China on August 1 to discuss the return of fifty one American prisoners and other practical matters. The talks aim to reduce tensions and avert wider conflict in Asia.
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League of Nations
Geneva
United States
Cnina
Asia
Europe
State Department
Eisenhower
Dulles
Premer Nehru
India
U Nu
Burma
Chou En-lai
China
Bandung
Fivefold rise in living standard argued by For tune
An analysis in For tune magazine credits American traits for the century long rise in living standards. It highlights disregard for tradition, belief in equality of opportunity, confidence, energy, and optimism as drivers of productivity and Western civilization progress. A Rainbow Class pieme at Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown followed July 16 with many attendees.
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Fortune Magazine
America
Americas
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Adamstown
Jesse Stup
W Op Mehrling
Cistle
Wis
Howard Stup
Roland Biser
Walter Myers
Wilbur Myers
Pawl Miller
Jesse Stup Jr
George Stup
Wie
Preston Smith
Wes Waleter Page
Warren Burger
Harry Thomas
Edith Tinting
Dshe Carey
Raymond Shankle
Nelle Specht
Evelyn Thomas
Marybelle Carlisle
Linda Biscer
Gale Biser
Garr Lee Stup
Paul, Stup
Marietta Stup
Phyllis Stup
Carole Stup
Charlotte Stup
van Burger
Warren Burger Jr
Frederic sportsman jeweler Clarence De Wa lone dies at 53
Clarence Michael De Walone longtime Frederic sportsman and former jeweler died after an illness at age 53. He played first base for Frederic in the Sunset League and later ran the family jewelry business with his father in law H S Lands before taking over the shop. An accident report notes a fatal injury to a pedestrian near Fort George Meade.
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Clarence Michael “de Walone
Frederik
H S Lands
Rapid Bs
Solomon’s
Chesapeake Bar
Stevens
Philip Wertheiver
Fort George
G Meade
ROTC
Sick Mrs Theiss at Carlisle Hospital and local weight party
Mrs Nola Theiss remains a patient at Carlisle Hospital undergoing arthrates treatment. Henry Shoe maker is reported slightly improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital with no visitors yet. WEIGHT PARTY sponsored by Sarah Allen Circle at Quuinqn A M E church starts at eight, one cent admission per pound. Rev J W Williamson is pastor.
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Nola Theiss
Carlisle Hospital
Carlisle
Henry &. Shoemaker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Quuiqn A.M.E. Church
Sarah Allen
J.W. Williamson
Hays sells farm. picnic and local games at Braddock Heights
MR JOSEPH K HAYS near Emmitsburg sold his farm to Rev John G Murray rector of St Michael's and All Angels Church Baltimore. Murray will make the property his summer home for his family. The Beat Down Club held its third annual picnic at Braddock Heights. Trolley cars crowded for the mountain trip. Afternoon domino games ended in a tie between Mayor Shuth Aaron Anders and ex Sheriff Charles P Troxell plus William A Woodward. Dancing continued past 11. A large crowd watched a baseball game at Athletic Park between the Royal Giants of New York and Frederick, Giants winning 29 to 3. Brust pitched, Creager caught. Dorsey Robinson in center for the Giants. E S Mobley and Bro cleaned a chimney at A C McCardell residence and found a dead homing pigeon in the flue. Edward Bratz returned to his Fast Fourth Street home after five weeks at the hospital.
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Joseph K Hays
Emmitsburg
John G. Murray
St Michael's and All Angels Chuch
Baltimore
Murray
Braddock Heights
Mayor Shuth
Aaron Anders
Chares P. Troxell
William A Woodward
Athletic Park
Royal Giants
New York
Frederick
Giants
Brust
Creager
Frederick Dorsey Robinson
E S. Mobley
Bro
A.C McCardell
Edward Bratz
Fast Fourth Street
Cis
Elkins Seeks Approval for University Construction Plan
Baltimore news reports University of Maryland president Dr Elkins urging a four to five million dollar program to expand facilities to handle an expected enrollment rise of up to 149 percent by 1970. Proposals include a medical school building, business college at Noble Park, and hospital satellite lines funded by federal grants and state support.
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Baltimore
Wilken H Elkins
Universm of Maryland
Elkins
Ahe
Seid
Universit Let
Raltanore
Buosatess
Voblece Park
Lomesits Hopital
Dio Bihins
Bualian
Ebaya
SRC To Open Probe Of Land Deals In State
A state wide investigation into possible land speculation along routes of new or overhauled highways was disclosed by the commission. Officials said a probe will examine land deals and related arrangements tied to road projects across the state.
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Sen
Bushhey
Washington
Montgomer
Prince Georges
Mary
Rea Par Pio
Deharian Angmee
Cmistas
Basilke
SRC
Baltimore
Geneva aims and the Soviet strategy in Washington view
The piece analyzes Geneva's outcome with optimism tempered by caution. It highlights Harry Schwartz's assessment that Moscow seeks better public relations, testing Western unity, pressuring German reunification, and resisting concessions. It notes the U S aim to maintain embargo pressures while seeking disarmament and stronger trade ties, amid questions about possible compromises.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Dulles
Geneva
Russia
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
New Lok
Kremlin
Stalin
Joe
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Rey
Europe
Nikolai A Bulganim
Congress
Eisenhower
Fisenhower
Yalla
Commission announces new state program and financing plan
The commission unveiled a three cent per terdasat funding proposal to support early actions in state programs and organizations, outlining how the financing will accelerate first actions in the SRO sector and related business initiatives.
Bay Area Frederick Banks See Five Year Deposits Jump
A survey of fourteen Frederick area banks shows deposits rose by 11.83 million over five years ending July 1. Total assets climbed 13.18 million, loans increased by 10.19 million, and savings deposits rose 6.04 million. Surplus and profits gained 603,846.55. Four city banks plus several county institutions reported higher totals across all categories.
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Frederick
Walkersville Bank
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Libertytown
Woodsboro Savings Bank
First National Bank of Mt Airy
Myersville Savings Bank
Thurmont Bank
Farmers State Bank
Emmitsburg
Bank of Brunswick
Peoples National Bank
Brunswick
Middletown
Savings Bank
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Frederick City
Moe
Bradford Blain-Carpenter Nuptials at Princeton Chapel
Grace Eatlyne Carpenter and Dr. Alexander W. Blain were married June 23 at Princeton University Chapel officiated by Rev. Wiles Cutz. The bride, a Frederick High School and nursing grad, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover N. Carpenter. Dr. Blain, a Wayne Medical School 1950 graduate, is a Detroit area physician and former Air Force flight surgeon. Newlyweds reside in Detroit.
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Bradford Bauhrach
Grace Eatlyne Carpenter
Grover N Carpenter
AL Ana
Ami di Donati Gray Blain
Alexander W. Blain
Grosse Pointe Park
Mich
Princeton Unichapel
Princeton
Wiles Cutz
Princeton Chapel
Earl Carpenter
Philadelphia
Thomas Henderson
Orangehive WY
Frederick High School
Church Home and Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Blain
Hill
Pottstown
Princeton Universit
Wayne Medical School
Ford Hospital
Detroit Club
Detroit
Princeton Club
121St
Devonport Sailor Jailed After Admittal Sacking
A Royal Navy member from Devonport was discharged today after a muttered surrender and sentenced to an unspecified prison term. The incident involved the sailor who admitted sacking and was expelled from service.
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Devonport
Enmand
Royal Navy
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