Tomorrow’s warning and a naval leader’s grave cue
A wartime style warning from Admiral Robert B. Carney warns that the world may face a graver, broader threat than prior conflicts as the Soviet Union operates in a gray area between peace and war. The message, cleared by State and Defense, reflects concerns voiced by Admiral Arthur W. Radford about halting Communist expansion and the dangers of diplomatic deception and social disunity in Indo China. Cadet Sgt First Class Patrick P.D. Shipley, son of Mrs. Harry Shipley, graduates with an English Business diploma from Greenbrier Military School, having held wrestling and football roles and participated in school journalism and Hi-Y activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief of Naval Operations
Navy
Star
Chiefs of
Arthur W. Radford
Southeast Asia
Carney
State
Defense Departments
National Security Industrial Association
Defense Department
Soviet Union
Indo- China
Patrick PD. Shipley
Harry Shipley
Markel Sligin
Studen
Greenbrier Military School
Shipley
Co. D. Honor Company
Inter-company
Jayvee
International Honor Society For
Hi-Y
Marriage License Issued In Hagerstown
Robert Theodore Reed Frederick and Mary Hilda Stump in Keedysville were issued a marriage license in Hagerstown. The notice plus a biblical verse fragment appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Theodore Reed
Frederick
Mary Hilda Stump
Keedysville
Hagerstown
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fire alarms at North Market street confectionery as smoke filled roof. Fire engines delayed by hose ruptures. Mrs Sophie Trundle injured in fall from railing at New Market. Lightning strikes Miss Elliott residence during storm. Laura Elliott shocked. Confederate Memorial Day observed by Alexander Young Camp and Fitzhugh Lee Chapter at Mt Olivet Cemetery with graves decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dutrow
North Market Street
Market Street
Patrick Street
Sophie Trundle
New Market
Brunswick
Misses Elliott
West End
Laura Elliott
Frederick
Alexander Young
Fitzhugh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mt. Olivet
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
June 3 1934 notes include President Apple delivering farewell address at Hood College during commencement for 93 graduates and a 90 degree day drawing 300 plus to the municipal pool. Frederick slated for the State Grange annual convention December 4 5 and 6 with 300 350 attendees. Carroll James earns a professional degree from University of Maryland College of Electrical Engineering during ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Frederick
State Grange
Carroll James
College of Electrical Engineering
University of Maryland
Two Weddings In Bolivar Area As Shild and Gerrich-Haller Tie Vows
Nancy Ellen Rich and John Edwin Childs Jr. wed at the bride’s home on May 29 with Rev. H C Kettler officiating. The ceremony featured nuptial selections by Mary Louise Grubb and a reception with bride’s cake. The couple’s families and guests from Lovettsville, Bolivar, Walkersville, and nearby towns attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Denaux Salisbury
N. C
Adelaide Davis
Grafton
W. Va
Louise Whitman
Lovettsville
Thel Wesdate Sanshan
Memorial Day Family Reunion Across States at Oliver House
A large family reunion honoring Miller B Cassell of Frederick was hosted by Mr and Mrs Calvin H Coblentz of Baltimore County and Mr and Mrs Vernon M Cassell of Braddock Heights at Oliver House on the Gunpowder River. Seventy six attendees included the eldest 84 year old Mrs Frank Swope of Harrisburg and the youngest 6 month old Mark Albright of Royal Oak Michigan. Activities included motor boating swimming badminton softball and horseshoe. A buffet picnic followed with many Cassell relatives and friends from Maryland Pennsylvania Michigan California and Virginia listed among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin H. Coblentz
Baltimore County
Vernon M. Cassell
Braddock Heights
Miller B. Cassell
Frederick
Frank Swope
Harrisburg
Mark Albright
Royal Oak
Mich
Irvin Brandt Cassell and Son
Gary
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Cassell
Warwick City
Frank R. Cassell
Tolbert Bitner
James McGough
Carl W. Pfeiffer
Sharon
Leroy Albright
Lynn L. Smith
Rosewile
Mach
Dale Albright
Linda
Royal
Oak
Karen
Steven
Jeffrey
Flushing
Walter A. Cassell
Paul
Mary
Shirley Cassell
William ©. Dickens
Carmela Dalbo
Tarrytown
I. E
Joan Iadarola
Elmsford
N. V.u
Samuel C. Baker
Charles Wingert
Richard C Sheffer
Wormleysburg
Harry Cline
Mohnsen
Harry C. Cassell
Dilsburg
Ted Goodhart
Gene Goodhart
Middletown
Arthur C. Cassell
Shirley
Ann
Constance
Richard Goodhart
Glen Burnie
Kenneth Womble
Winston-Salem
N. C
Vernon, Jr
Harold
James
Larry Cassell
Richard Blickenstaff
Millard
Coblentz
Miss Elkins Weds James H Bowers Jr at St John’s Church
Miss Elkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph E Elkins Sr and James Hoke Bowers Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Hoke Bowers Sr were married at nine this morning in Saint John’s Catholic church. Rev Herbert R Jordan officiated. Mrs Ralph Currens sister of the bride was honor attendant and E Paul Magaha Sr was best man. The bride wore ice blue organdy in ballet length with blue flowers and white bouquet. the bridesmaid wore yellow French voile. A breakfast for family followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Hickman
Frank
Cavalier
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Lovettsville High School
Shepherd College
Richard Hickman
LeMarr Wire
Milton Matthew
Iris Davis
Independence
Thomas Everett
Washington
Herbert Lochner
John
Falls Church
Roberta Heat
Anna Wateson
Bolivar
Gerrich—Haller
Phyllis Lorraine Haller
Grayson J. Haller
Center Street
Donald Gene Gerrich
Walter B Gerrichk
Kontland
Ind
Gerrich
Grace Evangelical and
John E. Wisner
Frederick
Joseph E. Elkins
East Second Street
James Hoke Bowers
Dill Avenue
Saint John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Ralph E. Currens
East Third Street
E. Paul Magaha
Illness notes from Frederick and York hospitals
Among The Sick gars Aubrey Davis of RFD G Frederick entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment Mrs Charles A Sifford Home for the Agei Revord street is reported in satisfactory condition at the Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been a patient for the past several weeks Mr Joseph Hershberger Sr of York Pa who recently was operated upon is improving in York Hospital Reviewing status Corning N Y Dr Edward A Condon former head of the U S Bureau of Standards said last night Defense Department officials were reviewing his security status Condon now research director for the Corning Glass Works said he was working exclusively on nonmilitary prospects involving no access to classified information while the review was pending Son is born Hollywood A son was born May 15 in New York to John Barrymore Jr and his wife the former Cara Williams the Barrymore family disclosed last night Lionel Barrymore said his nephew telephoned the news that the youngster weighed 6 pounds 6 ounces and was named John Barrymore III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gars
Aubrey Davis
RFD
G. Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Sifford
Agei
Revord
Joseph Hershberger
York, Pa
York Hospital
Corning
N.Y
Edward A. Condon
U.S. Bureau of Standards
Defense Department
Condon
Corning Glass Works
Accos
Hollywood
New York
John Barrymore Jr
Cara Williams
Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
John Barrymore III
Property Deed Recorded in Emmitsburg Transfer
A deed recorded in the Clerk's office transfers an improved property in Emmitsburg from John R. Payne to Dr. and Mrs. George W. Green Jr. for about $8,000, as shown by revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Degree for President Washington
President Eisenhower will receive his 22nd honorary degree at commencement exercises at Washington College in Chestertown Maryland, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Washington College
Chestertown
World War Three Communist Style in Global Tensions
Lawrence notes stark contrast between American focus on domestic issues and European concern over world tension. He outlines a imagined communique listing incidents from Pakistan to Indochina, highlighting espionage, terrorism, arms shipments, and potential world war risks tied to Geneva talks and Molotov’s stance, with Eden’s diplomacy in Europe central to outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
London
United States
America
Anquesu Mawi
Pakistan
Central Africa
Uganda
Tunisia
North Africa
Alberia
Egypt
Suez Canal Zone
Great Britain
Guatemala
Poland
Panama Canal
Norway
Khokhlov
Tron
Indochina
Jeffersonian Democratic club meets at Key Hotel adopts rules
About 300 Democrats from city and county attend the Jeffersonian Democratic club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. They adopt the constitution and by laws, set a 27 district and 11 city precinct board of governors, and hear talks from candidates including Mayor Rice, E. J. Ryan, and Charles Ireland. Philip Beard presides. Edwin F. Nikirk and Edward D. Storm serve on the by laws committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Alten. Bennett
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmiont
Thurmont
Rice
E. J. Ryan
Cumberland
Charles Ireland
Montgomery County
Congress
Mrr Ryan
Ireland
Philip Beard
Mr. Bennett
Edwin F. Nikirk
Edward D. Storm
Jeffersonian Club
Republican Women’s Club Meeting Held
Republican candidates for city and county elections were introduced at a buffet supper meeting of the Republican Women’s Club of Frederick County at Hotel Frederick on Wednesday evening. About 75 people attended. Miss Helen Remsburg presided and the club voted to give 30 to the Republican city campaign. CALL MEETING Leaders called a closed-door strategy meeting of all Republican senators to secure votes for President Eisenhower’s housing bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women's Club
Frederick County
Hotel Frederick
Helen Remsburg
Washington
Eisenhower
Panhandling Charge Stuns Local Resident
George Abrahams arrested last night by office staesman for intoxication and panhandling. He is held on default of 43.8 percent for va hearing at the permanent address, according to police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Abrahams
Staesman
Burkittsville Man Cleared in Reckless Driving Case
A Burkittsville man charged with reckless driving after two minor accidents on May 25 was found not guilty in Peoples Court before Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker. The charge was dropped when a key neighbor failed to appear. Minor damage was noted by Trooper J. W. Hardy. In a separate assault case, Russell Rippeon of New Market was also acquitted. Collateral forfeitures were listed for several drivers on U. S. 40A and U. S. 240. Troopers Hardy and Kret Singer made the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Community
Peoples Court
H. Reese Shoemaker
Franklin W. Higdon
J. W. Hardy
Russell Rippeon
Penn
Ground Breaking For Washington Pike Bridge Ceremonies Set
Ground breaking for a new bridge to carry Washington National Pike over Middlebrook Road will be held tomorrow at 3 30 p m Governor McKeldin will operate a steam shovel The site is seven miles west of U S Route 240 a mile and a half north of Gaithersburg Montgomery county officials will attend The road project extends the National Pike two miles beyond Gaithersburg toward Rockville The Middlebrook overpass contract goes to John D Sheeitz Construction Company of Hailethorpe with a bid of 216756 from 19 bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Pike
Middlebrook Road
McKeldin
U.S. Route 240
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Fredderick
Washington
Rockville
Middlebrook
John D Sheeiz Construction Company
Hailethorpe
State Roads Commission
State reports 4089 new unemployment claims in Maryland
The Maryland State Department of Employment Security says 4,089 workers filed new unemployment compensation claims last week, 326 fewer than the prior week. The weekly total remains near February–May levels, with regional figures listed for Cumberland Hagerstown Frederick Silver Spring Hyattsville Annapolis Towson Cambridge Chestertown Salisbury Elkton Oakland Westminster Easton Crisfield and others, and payments totaling $801,124 across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Department of Employment Security
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Silver Spring
Hyattsville
Annapolis
Towson
Cambridge
Chestertown
Salsbury
Elxton
Oakland
Westminster
Easton
Crisfield
Women Club Meetings Include Health Talk and Storage Demo
Gambrini Park Club hosted by Mrs Harry Stup on May 24 with eleven members present. The program covered family health, storage ideas, and a panel on maintaining health for September. Prospect Homemakers Club met at Mrs J Bernard Jones with Miss Heatrice Fehr present for storage demonstrations and a baby shower for the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrnn Carn
Harry Stup
Gambrili Park Club
Lester Byler
W. RB. Grass
Raymond Burdette
Byxler
Moe Remar Chiisls Mee Hee
Prospect Homemakers Club
J. Bernard Jones
Willard VanSant
Heatrice Fehr
J. Jerome Snyder
Shirley Bohn
Santa Lucia
Home Furnishings Committee
Frank Badger
Sterling Roberts
Fehr
Foard Hood
Prospect Hall
Births and anniversaries noted in local personals
Mr and Mrs Daniel Ketterman of 138 West Fourth street receive congratulations on the birth of a son Tuesday at Emergency Hospital. Mr and Mrs Paul Stockman of 1401 South Market street observe their 14th wedding anniversary Friday. Dr Jesse S Fifer of Buckeystown returns from Boston where he attended sessions of several medical societies and will take part in the University of Maryland Medical School class of 1929 reunion in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Russell L Kemp who visited the Kemp family near Frederick have returned to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ketterman
West Fourth Street
Paul Stockman
South Market Street
Jesse S. Fifer
Buckeystown
Boston
American Otological, Rhinological, and Bronchological Societies
American Laryngological Association
American Bronchoesophagological Association
Fifer
Baltimore
University of Maryland Medical School
Russell L. Kemp
Postal rules for COD mail and address changes in Frederick
Postmaster James A. Grove issues instructions effective July 1 to simplify mail delivery. Procedures cover COD parcel holds, dual address delivery, box rents, and change of address processes to reduce delays and misdelivery for Frederick Post Office patrons.
$50 000 Suit Filed Here Over Fatal Route 40 Crash
Two lawsuits seeking damages were filed in circuit court over the December death of Roy E. Rippeon near New Market. The Rippeon widows seek 50,000 against Dewey Miller of New Castle Delaware, alleging Miller’s car struck Rippeon who was crossing Route 40 east of Frederick. Separate suit claims 25,000 against several defendants for a May 8, 1952 accident near Pine Orchard on Route 40 involving Henry Abraham as a plaintiff passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Rippeon
Near New Market
Frederick
State of
Maryland
Rennie J. Rippeon
Lucille E Rippeon
Rev Rippeon
Dewey Miller
New Castle
Del
Edwin F. Nikirk
Rippeon
Miller
Theervices
Rippeoni
Frederick County
Howard County
Henry Abraham
New Kensington
John Fontana
J. Philip Feaga
Ellicott City
C. Edmund Feaga
Clarksville
H.domes Baker, Jr
Bakers Newton Dairy
Mt. Hebron
Lester O. Brooks, Sr
RFD 2
Abraham
Fontana
Pine Orchard
Brooks
Baker
C. E. Feaga
J. P. Feaga
Feagas
Baker and Brooks
Ivo
Plains Stifts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert B. Carney
Mer
Fuller
the News
Carroll Manor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Adamstown
Buckessiown
Doubs
Pi of
Miss Elkins
Mr. Bowers
Lawrence
Europe
France
Germany
Mgr. Moloto
Moscow
Kremlin
Monscow
Geneva
Mr. Eden
Republican Women’s Club
Washington Pike
W. MD. Westminster
Shirley Ann Cramer
Western Maryland College
Miss Cramer
Frank R. Cramer
Walkersalle
Western Maryland
Women's Athletic Association
Future Teacher
Blok Ne
Burdette
Eyler
Donald Sullivan
Ire Island
Howard Stup
Oscar Stitely
Roy Witmer
Shookstown
Willard van Sant
Mr. Dunlap
Frederick City
James A. Grove
Jones
Mountaindale
Urbana
Alt
Post Office Department
Delvery
John Smith
Wwe
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