Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
At a special meeting the mayor and aldermen authorized enforcement of licensees. The F and M Railway adds a gallery to Braddock Heights dancing pavilion. auditorium and reservoir nearly done. George Mier of the U S Marine Corps arrived in the city after service, detailing enlisting life. May deaths total 48 with sixteen in the city. Washington Turnpike Company stockholders elected directors Charles B Trail J W L Carty Henry Williams George R Dennis Armine Potts with Tail president and Carty secretary-treasurer.
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Smith
F. and M. Railway Company
Braddock Heights
George Mier
U . S. Marine Corps
Boston Marine Barracks
Washington Turnpike Company
Sedenck County National Bank
Charles B Trail
J. W
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1955
A scan of 1955 Mount Saint Marys and local notes shows prisem honors for Terence Thomas and Lee Drury Jr in a commencement. Other seniors receive magna cum laude and various prizes. campus clubs and student leaders are named, along with wedding and public notices.
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Rick’s
Carlisle
Mount Saint Mary's
Terrence J. Thomas
Meyersdale
Lee K. Drury Jr
Alexandria
Thomas
Bishop Allen
Flynn
McGraw
Hogan
Richard J. Barnes
Teaneck
S. J
John C. Pangborn
Flanagan
Jersey City
W. J
Pridwin
Tennahte
Onlpnahren
Paul V. Morgan
Melrose
Mountain Echo
Knights of Columbus
Sock and Buskin Dramatic Society
Leo B. Galcher
Freehold
N. J
Metropolitan Club
Thomas F. Curnin
Brooklyn
N. Y
The
Reno
Forensic Society
Metropolitan
Shamrock
Paul M. Deegan
Pittsburgh
Shamrock Club
Delta Epsilon Sigma
Tierney Honor Society
Athletic Assasciation
Edward J. Flanigan
Edward Wyath
Baltimore, Jr
Monsignor Treryey Manor Society
Adam A Wurtz
New Market
Athletic Association
Knights of Columns
Boho
Tourist Season Opens Promises Peak Travel This Summer
Tourists sweep the nation as travel agencies report heavy bookings for steamship trips and trips to East and West coasts national parks and southern resorts. Reservations must be made well in advance as accommodations fill quickly and many regions announce solid bookings for the season. In courts, Leo Alger is sentenced to six months suspended in the Maryland House of Correction after pleading guilty to assault. Other dockets include multiple traffic fines across Texas and Virginia with various penalties. Piedmont League results show Lancaster beats Hagerstown 14-4 and Newport News defeats Lynchburg 5-2 with York at Sunbury postponed by rain.
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East Coast
West Coast
Black Hills
National Parks
Lakes Country
South
Europe
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Leo Alger
Ray Naill
Maryland House of Correction
Shoemaker
Jesus Cerrato Jr
Harlingen
Tex
U. S. 40 West
Israel O. Gonzales
Randaedo
U. S. 4 West
James T. Largent
Arlington
U. S
West
Glean FE. Cabl
Rock Island
R. I
R. I., Exceeding Mph Onu. S. 40 West, 816.45; Harold F. Buchreit, Evergon, Pa
U.S. 4 West
Walter J. Grotfelty
Everett
Clyde Tuckon
Associated Press
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Newport News
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Norfolk
York
Sunbury
Menon as East West negotiator eyed in U S Red China talks
Washington officials see V K Krishna Menon as a possible middleman between Washington and Peiping. His friendliness to Red China and ties to Chou En Lai raise hopes he could ease tensions while sparing him from outright U S neutrality. Peiping signaling alarm over his influence surfaced after his New Delhi news conference announced four U S airmen’s release before Peiping radio carried the report.
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Washington
Red China
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
Peiping
Menon
United Nations
New York
San Francisco
Ken Lim
U.S
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
No Appreciable Protests as Conservatives Increase Lead
London editor notes a strong Conservative win with minimal opposition reflections. The election produced a larger Conservative majority amid reduced Socialist margins and a high turnout, sparking discussion of swings, polling accuracy, and parliamentary stability for the next five years.
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David Lawrence
London
England
America
Briain
Donald McLachlan
London da Telegraph
Sai
Conserva
Gallup
Socialist Labor Party
Britain
Conservative Party
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Local residents receive medical updates from Frederick hospitals
The note details several individuals including Mrs Reba Astin of Viddletown admitted for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Mrs Helen Musso injured on South Court Street, and Michael Sehmity hospitalized since Saturday after bicycle accident. Other mentions include Dean Edmund Nus and Mr Keeter Winpigter, with patients John Poole and Luther Ao Stam under medical care or observation.
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Edmund Nus
Baum
Edmund
Keeter Winpigter
Nashua
Tater Town
Church Street
Reba Astin
Viddletown
Frederick Moenighal Hospital
Helen Musso
Francis Scott Key Hotel
South Court Street
Viisso
Frederik Venimal Hospital
Michael Sehmity
Margeei Foonehmate
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Poole
Walkersville
Ettered
Labeeste Mospital
Chester Ressethiing
Park Three
Luther Ao
Frederick
REDS
Sniversite Hospatal
Baltimore
Day Camp For Girl Scouts Planned In Frederick Area
Plans announce day camps for Brownies and Intermediates by the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Mabel Hoyter. Camps run June 2 to 8 30 for Brownies at Yellow Springs and June 20 to 24 for Intermediates, with medical exams June 11 and an overnight trip for Junior High Intermediates to Gambrill State Park.
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Brownie
Frederick
Vicinity
Mabel J Hoyter
Girls
Seoul
Carlton Brown
Claude R. DeLauier Wy
Jerome Offutt
Edgar Sanders
Fred Scouo
Exel Yingling
Emerson Gray
James Fraser
Franklin Reese
Mabel
Hoyler
Yellow Springs
Gambrill State Park
Floyd Burchett
John Dudash
George Dredden Jr
James Garrett
David Grove
Louis Hartman
Charles W. Lewis
Betty Bolger
Frederick Girl Scouts
Edward D Storm
Aed Oed Pandan Resociation of
Girl Scouts
Fz Dee
Military family notes and social announcements from Frederick area
Corporal Gerald G. Wright, son of Frank and Mrs. Wright, stationed at Ft. Knox with the 240th Engineers, and wife Nancy Lou Strobel Wright at Walley Station, Ky. Births announced: Linda Diane May 23 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Bonnie Lou May 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Flickinger and Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Smith of Libertytown. Catholic Daughters of America members attended a Broadmoor dinner in Washington with Miss Francis Maher and Miss Margaret Buckley present. wreath laid at Arlington Unknown Soldier grave. Delegates named for the Holstein-Friesian Association convention in Philadelphia March 29–June 1, including A. Doty Remsberg and Merle L. Wert.
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Fle
Gerald G. Wright
Frank Wright
Patrick Street
Ft. Knox
240Th Engineers
Nancy Lou Strobel Wright
Walley Station
Leroy Flickinger
Airy
Linda Diane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard C. Smith
Libertytown
Arlington Cemetery
Holstein-Friesian Association
Apier
Philadelphia
A. Doty Remsberg
Jefferson
Air
Merle L. Uwert
Middletown
Tfert
Maryland Holstein Association
Manteuffel Urges Civilian Control of West German Forces
Former World War II tank commander and Bonn Bundestag member Lassa von Manteuffel calls for strict civilian oversight of the West German armed forces modeled on the American pattern. He proposes parliamentary questioning of top brass, civilian heads of the defense ministries, and broader civilian governance as Germany joins NATO.
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Bonn
Germany
Formter
Lasso von Manteuffel
Manteuffel
Bundestag
United States
Hesse
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Washington
Defense Ministry
Khrushchev Says He Is a Physically Strong Man
In Liubliana Khrushchev declares himself a strong man as he tours the Litostroj factory and chats with workers. He signs the guest book with Nikola Ivanovich, notes no warm reception from Yugoslav workers, and moves on to Zagreb amid a cautious public mood. The piece also includes Q&A on health topics and preseason plans for the Cleveland Browns.
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Khrushchev
Breday Gilmore Liubliana
Lugoslavia
Litostroj
Yugoslavia
Paesidega Tho
Workers” Committee
Nikola Ivanovich
Preemier Bulganin
Bulgaria
Doctor Explains Cystic Ganglion Tumor Of The Hand
Dr Edwin P Jordan describes a common benign cystic ganglion along hand tendons. It moves with finger use, may disappear after a sharp blow, and is removed by surgery to prevent return. The piece also touches about bad breath and a chronically nauseated child, noting possible dental or dietary causes and ongoing concern.
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Warl
Whitlow
W. A
Jordan
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
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Ava Maria
Veteran’s of Foreign Wars
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Dumont Avenue
Manhattan National City Bank
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Gonalel Hawking
Harold B. Garter
Baitswick
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Camp de Tiek
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Taneytown
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Thurmont
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
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Msoowini Mae
Robert O Date
Creagerstown
Madeline Jean
Charles Rodman Myrrs
Charles Fo Miers
Oate
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Thurment High Schoel
Vic Mivers
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Nagate
Bucknell
Marian Kennedy
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Montclair Avenue
Miss Kennedy
Norman H. Stewart
Merle M. Odgers
George H. Kennedy
Kennedy
Joseph R. Merkiss
Mt. Vis
Wilbur Meekins
Mia
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Leila Fairall
Joseph Meekins
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