New Lincoln Assassination Clue In Old Journal
A coded 1868 message in an English military journal may implicate Edwin Stanton in Lincoln's death, signed by Lafayette Baker. Researchers cite handwriting tests and historic context, while Baker's own fate and a related will are reviewed amid unanswered questions. Senator Humphrey urges UN inquiry into Soviet nuclear precautions.
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Richard L. Graves
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Lafayette C. Baker
Lincoln
Baker
Edwin M. Stanton
Stanton
Ray A. Neff
Gibbsboro, J
Civil War Times
Neff
Leonard Fousche
Collingswood
N.J
New Rome
Judas
Brutus
I. Lafayette C. Baker
Philadelphia
Humphrey Urges Khrushchev Report on Nuclear Safeguards
Vice President Humphrey urged the U N Security Council to ask Soviet Premier Khrushchev for a full report on Soviet safeguards against accidental nuclear war. He proposed detailing procedures plus photos and motion pictures to prove precautions are in place and warned the world cannot assume total caution without evidence.
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Washington
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
United Nations
Soviet Union
Humphrey
Senate
United States
Moscow
Iore
U. N. Security Council
Khrushchev
U. S
London Papers Endorse Kennedy Berlin Plan
Two London independent papers supported Kennedy's Berlin policy emphasis on strengthening Western conventional forces as part of a global fight against Communism. The Times and The Observer agreed nuclear weapons alone cannot deter all threats, while noting Berlin defense may still require nuclear options. A separate quip about a medical student and fish ends the page.
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London
Kennedy
the Times
Berlin
Private Trial Fitting Of New Rice Support In Frederick
Rice Fitting Experts of Adams New York will hold a free demonstration and private trial fitting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick Maryland on Wednesday August 2. The event offers a 30 day trial of a rupture support designed to hold reducible hernias without binding or shafing. Experts with 74 years of experience will guide attendees through the process and no obligation is required. Hours are 10 to 22 and 2 to 7 pm.
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Adams
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
War Scare Might Boost Economy Across Defense Push
President Kennedy's plan to expand the armed forces could lift production across steel, copper, rubber, chemicals, railroads, aircraft, and electronics if no shooting war erupts. Tax hikes may follow if needed. jobs may shift as National Guard units are activated, with potential unemployment relief from higher output. The market rallied with its largest weekly volume in months as second quarter gains emerged and officials forecast steel and auto industries improving into the year’s second half.
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AP Business News
New York
United States
Kennedy
Berlin
Frederic G. Donner
General Motors Corp
Roger M. Blough
US Steel Corp
Local Man Wins Carnival Car at Mt Airy Fundraiser
Oscar F. Derr of 227 Dill Avenue won a 1961 Ford Falcon station wagon at the Mt Airy Volunteer Firemen’s carnival held Saturday night. Prizes went to Audrey Evans of Westminster Route 3 for a 21 inch GE TV, Richard Hammond of Mt Airy received Rebecca’s glider and table, Rosette Long of Route 4 won a country ham, Mrs Mable Byers got a Polaroid camera, and F Notnagle Route 5 took a mower.
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Oscar F. Derr
Dill Avenue
Mt Airy
Mt. Airy Firemen
Mt. Airy Athletic Association
Audrey E. Evans
Westminster
Hubert P
1.C.C.F
Rosette Long
Frederick
Civil Air Patrol
Mable Byers
Airy
Gold Star Post
American Legion
F. Notnagle
Local Legion Auxiliary Gifts Picnic Set to Mt Airy Resident
Frederick chapter and Mt Airy Ladies Auxiliary presented a redwood picnic set to Lillian Yingling of Mt Airy and a brazier grill to Madeline Darby of Damascus. Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company group gave a platform rocker end table and light to Richard Hammond of Mt Airy.
Mrs Craver's heirloom pitchers loom large in Homer
Mrs Nolan Craver Sr of Homer cherishes about 300 oil and liquor pourers rather than baseball pitchers. The collection spans sizes from a half inch tall to an Admiral Dewey glass, with many pieces aged 70 years or more and handed down as family heirlooms from Alamo origins to dining table heritage.
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Alamo
Admiral Dewey
Crazy Pattern Shoes Wear Oddly Says Repairman
Frederick Maryland July 31 1961 Joe Banda a shoe repairman reports that about 75 percent of men’s shoes show wear on the left shoe and women’s wear patterns vary widely. He notes many shoes do not fit properly and wear unevenly.
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Elmira
N. Y .Ap
Joe Banda
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N. Market St
Homer
Nolan Craver Sr
Columbus Ave
Spring Valley
Pinewood Drive
Call Crocker
Little Builders
Hagerstown Fair
Farm Credit Office
East Street Monument
Frederick, MD
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Lass
Bowers Lumber
Sixth & East Sts
the News
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
Patrick St
Middletown, MD
S. Leslie Shafer
Harmony House
Sears
Wachin
Malul Wali
SAVE
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
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