Dems Plan For Campaign In Frederick County
The Democratic State Central Committee in Frederick County outlined plans for two county offices and a campaign setup. They proposed a campaign headquarters at 213 215 North Market Street with an executive secretary, plus a division for community activities and three local events. Committees include finance, advertising and research, university and youth groups, public relations, and geographic subdivisions. John Burdette named caretaker of Winchester and Harry P. Himes of Feaga le as weights keeper, with Burdette acting temporarily at Winchester Ball. No deputy day warden appointed. Committee meeting set for August 5.
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July 32 1958 News Page From Frederick
Frederick Maryland edition of The News dated Thursday July 32 1958. Contains typographical errors and garbled pricing lines but shows standard subscription pricing and newspaper branding for the era with local notices and ad listings.
New House Of Lords Faces Overhaul Under New Act
The article notes proposals for a reformed Lords under a new act. It highlights four pioneering women among the nominees: Baroness Boteta dale, Marchioness of Reading, Dame Katharine Elliot, and Barbara Wootton. It discusses their backgrounds and potential impact on the upper house.
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S. Rouse
Besvy
Kn “Hack
Botedale
Lord Curzon
Reading
Isaacs
Chi Justice
India
U. S
Katharine Elliot
UN Assembly
George Wright
Barbara Wootton
Nehru Expects To Attend On August 10
Indian Prime Minister Nehru stated he plans to leave India around August 10 for a summit conference. He told Parliament's Foreign Affairs Consultative Committee that a top-level meeting could begin in the second week of August if conditions permit, with the United States and Britain reportedly proposing a start between August 10 and 15.
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Nehru
India
Parliament
Foreign Affairs Consultative Committee
United States
Britain
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The article notes Prof John T White becomes the new secretary of the County Board of School Commissioners taking office Saturday succeeding Oscar Boblentz. Edgar Bittle of Myersville wins a Maryland Agricultural College scholarship. William Miller of M J Grove Lime Company narrowly escapes injury after a team and horse mishap. Frederick loses yesterdays game to Hagerstown 3 to 2 with misplayed plays by Selvage. Albert Fogle knocked from buggy after horse spooked by a vacuum cleaner. no serious injuries. Gov Crothers misses Manor picnic due to prior engagements. Dr Conley unable to reach in time.
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John T. White
Board of County School Commissioners
Oscar B. Coblentz
Edgar Bittle
Myersville
Maryland Agricultural College
William Miller
M. J. Grove, Lime Company
Frederick
Miller
Hagerstown
Selvage
Albert Fogle
North Market Street
Misses Hock
C. H. Conley
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
July 31 1558 reports Carroll Creek turning into a torrent after a heavy thunderstorm on Catoctia mountain. Shookstown pike flooded blocking traffic. Youths swam in backwater by a bridge as fields flooded. Congressman David Lewis opened his campaign at the state armory criticizing opponent Ty dings for Republican votes. Marshall Murray and daughter Gloria left for Atlantic City for a week. Camp Ritchie enjoyed two weeks of sun and rain as Frederick National Guard units faced muster plans.
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Carroll Creek
Catoctia Mountain
Shookstown Pike
David 7. Lewis
U.S
State Armory
Sen. Tydings
Senate
Marshall Murray
Gloria
Atlantic City
Camp Ritchie
Frederick
National Guard
Beiruts nonpolitical general may head Lebanon
Beirut Lebanon parlia ment elects Gen Fuad Shehab as president in hope to end a three day rebellion. Washington officials say Moscow aims to keep Middle East tension high with pressure for a summit. Britain and France still at odds over Khrushchev summit bid. Iran Turkey and Pakistan lead Baghdad Pact allies in recognizing Iraqi government. Robert Murphy travels to Israel to meet Premier Ben Gurion on return to Beirut after talks with Jordan's King Hussein.
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Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
U.S
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Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Beirut
Middle East
Jordan
Hussein
Police Investigate Accidents In City
A 4 year old Frederick child escaped with minor injuries after running into a car on a street near West All Saints. The boy, Kirk Douglas Hall of Tee street, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a bruised lip and discharged. No charges were filed. A separate rear end collision on West Patrick near Jefferson caused about $150 in damages with no injuries. Mary M. Wills of Frederick stopped suddenly and was followed by Angelo C Gombatte of Rochester, N Y, who rear ended her car. both sustained about $75 damage. Gombatte was charged with following too close and forfeited $6.45 collateral. MILLER REUNION: The Lewis D. Miller family reunion was July 20 at Braddock Heights with 86 attendees including many Miller and Thompson relatives and guests.
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Frederick Youngster
West All Saints Street
Kirk Douglas Hall
Tee Street
Georgia
Windsor Clark
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
King
Patrick
Mary M. Wills
Frederick
RFD
Wills
Angelo C_ Gombatte
Rochester
N_Y
Gombatte
Khrushchev Letter Ends Doubts On Summit Crisis
Lawrence Ings ton analyzes Khrushchev’s letter to Eisenhower arguing the Summit would avert war, but criticizes Soviet propaganda and Western antiadministration critics. He notes Moscow’s control of media, warns against exploiting crises, and praises Senator Capehart for rallying around the presidency.
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Lawrence Ington
Karushchev
Eisenhower
Krentlin
Khrushchev
United States
New York
Soviet Ciief
Moscow
Soviet Union
Eugene Goossens Sr Dies at 91 in London Hospital
Eugene Goossens Sr. dies at age 91 in a London hospital. Patriarch of a famed music family, he was conductor of England's Carl Rosa Opera Company. His eldest son Sir Eugene Goossens led the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra from 1931 to 1960, and another son Leon is a renowned oboist. Daughters Marie and Sidonie are harpists.
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Tap
Eugene Goossens
England
Carl Rosa Opera Company
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Leon
Marie
Sidonie
Hot Air and Congressional Pressures in August
James Marlow reports from Washington on congressional dynamics as August nears, with many House seats and a large portion of Senate seats up for election. The piece notes defense, economic policy, and foreign affairs shaping the campaign, plus tempers rising over fiscal and space program decisions.
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Associated Press News
Congress
House
Senate
Sputai
Middle East
Eisenhowe
Eisenhower
Disputed Claims in Freder ick Estate Cases
Claims by administrators of four Freder ick estates for funeral expenses of victims in a head on crash near Urbana are disputed. Charles Henry Naylor administrator of Charles Eliza Naylor’s estate seeks dismissal of petitions challenging ratification of the first and final account, arguing lack of standing and Maryland six month limitation. The petitions allege valid claims, but the administrator asserts claims are barred and unsued.
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Frederick
Urbana
Charles Henry Naylor
Charles Eliza Naylor
Catherine E Linton
Ralph G. Kanede Sr
Little V. O'Bryan
Maryland
Naylor
Republicans Name Campaign Committee for Montgomery County
The GOP organized a county campaign committee at Hotel Frederick to direct district groups for the November drive. Members include Mayor Jacob R. Ramsburg and Melvin H. Derr with district coordinators for Thurmont Emmitsburg Lewistown and more, aided by local party workers and state officials.
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G.O.P
Hotel Frederick
State Central Committee
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Melvin H. Derr
E. Austin James
Frederik
Cora Catshall
Woodsboro
David H. Youns
Middletown
Grace B. Duvall
Tuscarora
General Committee
Side Glances Photo at Montgomery County Cooperative Center Fair
A credit line notes Dean Heller photographed Clarence Pearson and the office staff Hazel Lechlider and Bunny King at the Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center fair sponsors.
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Dean Heller Clarence Pearson
Hazel Lechlider
Bunny King
Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center, Inc
Frederick County Hosts State Campaign Caravan
In September, a caravan campaign will swing through Frederick County on Wednesday Sept. 24 with candidates for state and national offices. Among them are Governor candidate Rep. James Devereux U S Senator J Glenn Beall and Congressman Tewitt Hyde along with other state ticket hopefuls and former Mayor John A Berr seeking comptroller.
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Iland Guyton
Charles D. Flock Jr
Frederick County
James Devereux
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Tewitt Hyde
John A- Berr
Moss and Lockwood Bride and Groom Wed in Baltimore
Joyce F. Moss and Edwin E. Lockwood, both of Frederick, were married in Baltimore on Saturday July 26. Rev. W. W. Sylvester officiated at Park Heights Methodist Church. The couple will reside at Watkins Acres after returning to the city.
New Windsor Farm Queen Named in Carroll County
Miss Kathy Roach of New Windsor won Carroll County farm queen in a competition with 10 contestants. Miss Linda Lee Gorsuch of Gamber was named alternate. The event was by the Associated Women of the Carroll County Farm Bureau. both winners active in 4H. Roach will compete for Maryland farm queen at the Maryland State Fair on Aug 30 in Timormm.
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Westminster
Kathy Roach
New Windsor
Carroll County
Linda Lee Gorsuch
Gamber
Associated Women
Carroll County Farm Bureau
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