Immunity Advances Tied to Tuberculosis Research
Scientists at the National Tuberculosis Association meeting in Milwaukee reported progress in TB vaccines. Researchers described a tuberculosis material that induced significant animal immunity and two teams achieved immunity in lab animals from injections, suggesting a path toward a human vaccine.
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Robert Koch
National Tuberculosis Association
Milwaukee
Departure Is Lamented By Letters To The Editor
A reader laments the farewell of Frederick’s physician Frederick in June 1995. The letter praises a young doctor for personal care, calling him a model of old fashioned bedside manner who called late at night to remind an elderly patient to take medicine. The writer notes the doctor’s impact on the community and contrasts it with busy modern practice.
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News
Frederick
France
Exel
Jean Yingling Frederick
Strike In Britain Now In 6th Day
Britain enters sixth day of nationwide railway strike as ASLEF and the Trades Union Congress fail to reach progress. Factories slow, unemployment looms. 2,700 Welsh steel workers to work odd jobs amid no government moves. ASLEF seeks 112 a week raise atop 27.30 base pay. NUR urges reopen talks with broader consideration. CHARGES PREFERRED logbook notes report city police charges filed for several individuals overnight.
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London
Britain
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
General Purposes Committee
Trades Union Congress
Walter Monckton
Jederaal
Eden
ASLEF
National Union of Railwaymen
1 NUR
NUR
Sobeloff to Speak at Morgan State Commencement
U S Solicitor General Simon E Sobeloff will be speaker next Monday at commencement exercises at Morgan State College. Salary boosts urged for Baltimore teachers costing about 74 million dollars a year by the Public School Teachers Association and the Baltimore Teachers' Union.
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Sobeloff
Baltimore
U. S
Simon E. Sobeloff
Morgan Strate College
Baltimore WO
The
Public School Teachers Association
Baltimore Teachers’ Union
Bread Of Life By mkV A PURNELL BAILEY
A reader asks about a pure church and Spurgeon replies no perfect church exists yet. He warns even great churches may harbor deception while noting many sincere members. He says if such a flawless church were found, joining could spoil it. He cites Biblical warnings about judgment and hypocrisy.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Spurgeon
Judas
Jesus
Rome
Corinth
Galatia
Ephesus
Colosse
Phillippi
Thessalonica
Parents return Purple Heart as son’s fate debated
Ottley R. Coulter and Ethel Coulter of Lemont Furnace Pa state their son 1st Lt. John R. Coulter is a Communist prisoner of war in Korea. They say he is presumed dead and return the Purple Heart to the White House calling the medal an empty honor.
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Lemont Furnace
Korea
White House
Ottley R. Coulter
Ethel
John R. Coulter
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colunints of Tie yen
The Republican Convention nominated candidates for county offices and delegates to the State convention at City Opera House. Nominated: John H. Martz sheriff. George W. Crum county treasurer. H. M. Kefauver Frederick district. Lewis H. Bowlus Burkittsville. E. G. Dinterman Walkersville. Rufus A. Rager county surveyor. Also notes a Belles Lettres debate on women’s suffrage. George H. Beckley, retired minister, died at Trinity Vinheran church parsonage after lingering illness. Dr E L Beckley, Middletown, is a son.
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City Opera House
John H. Martz
George W. Crum
Jefferson
H. M. Kefauver
Frederick
Lewis H. Bowlus
Burkittsville
G. Dinterman
Walkersville
Rufus
A. Rager
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Tabler
R. MM. Stockman
R. Angleberger
R. Kidd
BR. Hamim
W. Kramer
L. Ordeman
Harry Lerherz
Lowenstein and Wertheimer
North Market Street
George H. Beckley
Trinity Vinheran Church
Feisterstowh
E. L. Beckley
Middletown
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty word list notes a fire damaging two abandoned chicken houses and a garage on Maison Street. Mentions a pet rabbit near a casualty, a Mrs Riddlemox Jr, and Dorsey F Riddlemaier and William Ricketts. Also references appropriations for Petritk Field airport and a large Evangelical Lutheran wedding with Katherine Florence Traver and Rev Robert Barkley. Ceremony details include Ah Ghan Temple parade and Mystic Shrine attendance.
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Dorsey F. Riddlemaier
William Ricketts
Riddlemox Jr
Petritk Field
State Planning Commission
Marsland
Lidheran Church
Katherine Florence Traver
Amos
Traver
Robert Barkley
Shippensburg
Ah Ghan Temple
Order of the Mystic Shrine
State Armory
Weddings Buhrman Warren and Barrett Hettensculler
Miss Pearl Warren and Franklin Buhrman wed at Germantown Church of God Cascade on May 29 in a double ring ceremony. Attendants wore white and ivory, receptions followed in Sabillasville. Guests came from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and West Virginia. Engagement announced for Helen Lucretia O’Neal and Charles Lindbergh Talton. wedding set for June 11 at St Luke’s Church Redland.
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Buhrman
Arlene Ma “cClain
Ag. Waresboce
Dollie ML Buhrman
Lantz
Betsy J. Warren
Jeousin
Fairfield
Edward Buhrman
Glenn R. Bumbaugh
Dale W. Warren
Sabillasville
Charlotte Pryor
Josephine Buhrman
Butler
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Lancaster
Geltysburg
Biglerville
Carlisle
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Cascade
Baltimore
Martinsburg
W- Va
New Jersey
Barrett—Hettensculler
Carole Hettenscutler
Wayneshorn
Leonard Hettensculler
James Barrett
Blue Ridge Summit
Ples Barrell
Germantown
Church of God Parsonage
Clarence W. McGaha
Wayneshare
Scotland Pa
Happy Valley High School
N.C
Victor Cullen Hospital
Millard C. O'Neal
Brookeville
Helen Lucretia
Charles Lindbergh Yalton
Ashley Talton
St. Lukes Tranagercal Lutheran Church
Redland
Re-Elected Director Tahert Tyson Named to US Steel Board
Tahert Tyson formerly of Thurmond was re-elected a director of US Steel this week and serves as vice-chairman of the Finance Committee. Tren will serve a three year term on the six member board. Over 30,700 votes were cast by shareholders in the elections. A second item notes a push to promote James A. Farley for vice president as a possible Democratic candidate. A merchants alert in Baltimore warns of forged checks after 356 payroll checks went missing. A vaccination drive urges free vaccine access beyond President Eisenhower’s plan. The American Bible Society reports distributing over nine hundred Bibles and parts in 1954.
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Tahert © Tyson
Thurmond
US Steel Corporation
Tren
Baltimore
Glenn K. Martin Co
Miss Allen Honored At Hood College Testimonial
Leah H. Allen, retiring after 28 years at Hood College, was honored at a Tuesday evening testimonial in Coblentz Hall hosted by Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Truxal. Guests included college leaders and faculty, and Miss Adee received a microscope set as a gift.
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Miss Allen
Leah H. Allen
Hood College
Coblentz Hall
Andrew G. Truxal
Truaal
Collese
Clyde E Thomas
R. Paul Smith
Board of Trustees
Richard Lee Harrison
Hagerstown
Mary F. Keeler
Katherine Sherrill
Herbert N. Heston
Ruth E. Perry
John Mr. Groff
Li Brown
Elizabeth Bower
Rosemary Hartley
Calvin E. Schildknewitt
Adee
Two youths placed on probation in Maryland Juvenile Court
Two youths from Frederick and Allegany counties were adjudged delinquents and given 18 month suspended sentences at the Maryland Reformatory for Males by Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer. Charles N. Reeder Jr. and Otho Carl Appel were placed on probation with a restitution requirement of about 110 dollars for damages to two cars linked to the thefts.
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Maryland Reformatory
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Charles N. Reeder Jr. Frederick
Otho Carl Appel
Allegany County
Schnauffer
William H.solt
George &. Glessner
Frederick
John
James Bishipman
Routtahn
E. Austin James
Appel
Edwin
Nikirk
Remsburg
Samuel W. Barrick
Rouizahn
William C. Roderick
Frederick High seniors shine in annual awards assembly
Alverda Grimes James Harper Mary Edith Lease Pat Leseafleet Dotty Ramsburg led a long list of seniors honored at Frederick High. The Future Teachers Association hosted a German exchange student Karl Nagel who praised American citizenship and eagerness to learn. Merit awards for over fifty hours went to Anna Grace Barrick Barbara Ann Derr Catherine Elizabeth Engle Evelyn Mae Fogle James Harper Shirley Elaine Himes Carolyn Jane Keeney Mary Edith Lease James Edward Lightner Joan Stella Victor. Barbara Ellen Cline and others earned special certificates in the Guidance office and Gregg shorthand awards were given to several students with speeds up to 30 wpm. Barbara Cline earned the highest transcription award, and multiple students won Gregg 100 and 120 word honors. Ten seniors were named in national journalism honors and several other students earned leadership and athletic awards across multiple activities.
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Alverda Grimes
James Harper
Mary Edith Lease
Pat Leseafleet
Dotty Ramsburg
Future Teachers Association
Germany
Karl Nagel
America
Anna Grace Barrick
Barbara Ann Derr
Catherine Elizabeth Engle
Evelyn Mae Fogle
Barbara Ellen Cline
Carolyn Marie Dodson
Evelyn May Fogle
Doris LaRue Grabill
Nelda Louise Shuff
Patricia Ann Smith
Helen Louise Stambaugh
Gregg
Jean Craver
Carolyn Dodson
Nelda Shuff
Barbara Cline
Virginia Ayler
Annette Elkins
Doris Grabill
Robert Harper
Mary Hoffman
Nancy Kline
Ruth Meir
Wildred Zimmerman
Janet Day
Patsy Smith
Commercial Department
Harry ¥. Frushour
Jenny Rebecca Powell
Last Word
Robert Francis Browning
High Flier
International Honorary Society For
Quil! and Scroll Society
Liza Tait
Pat Heston
Jack Brunk
National Scholastic Press Association
Patricia Heston
James Browning
Bob Brawling
Dorothy Ramsburg
Henry Berger
Charles Bovies
Exchange
Nancy Haku
Darlene Summers
Alice Liller
Thespian
Dramatic Society
Barbara Derr
Jett Lorraine Flack
Tobi Kemp
James Lightner
Eugene Young
Doris Baumgardner
Pat Brendle
Jane Keeney
Girard Gallup
Tamara Graves Phelps
Evelyn Fox
Pat Bare
Genny Hahn
D¢An Keyser
Jetter
Alma Martz
Margaret Pearson
Jo Rhoderick
Betty Simpson
Charles Gearinger
Charles Boyles
Ralph Merchant
Susan H. Fader
Myron Davis Enele
Charlotte Freeze
Jo Ann French
Ruth Hildebrand
Barbara Hill
Barbara E. Hoffman
Ann Johnson
Alta La-Rue Keeney
Marietta Myers
Jaycee Neal
Barbara Phebus
Barbara Putman
Jn Rinpeap
Anna Mae Shores
Margaret Smith
Patsy Summers
Shirley Tressler
Betty Wachter
Ruth Wachter
Virginia Wisner
Graham Phenomenon Captivates Britain Across May
In May Britain’s news was dominated by Billy Graham crusades at Wembley Stadium where vast crowds listened to simple evangelical teaching despite cold rain. The London press praised his message, noting the crowd size rivaled major sporting events and that thousands sought a life change, with 77,348 making commitments to Christ.
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David Lawrence
London
Brita
Billy Graham
Wembley Stadium
England
Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth
London Daily Star
Haminen Plostinn
Wembley
London Daily Telegraph
London Evening News
Jesus
Bill Graham
Christ
Scotland
Europe
France
Germany
New York Herald Tritime Inc
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H. Emory Saylor
Ladiesburg
Mossburg
Carl P. Edwards
Montevne
Auddieson
Samuel Thompson
W. Boone
William Earl Burdette
Urbana
Sue Anon
Charles Robert Sanbower
Charles Sanbower
Adamstown
the News
Farley
New York
Allen Gordon
James A. Farley
Washington 11
Senate
Fasenhower
American Bible Society
United States
Society News
Betsy Myers
Z. A. Firor
Lewistown
A. L. Myers
Jor
Randallstown
Western Maryland College
Adelaide Watson
Miss Myers
Cecil County
Richard Kline
Richard F Kline
Prospect Hall
New York City
Andria Doria
Spain
Florence
Italy
A. Austin Pearce
Upper College Terrace
Canada
Quebec
Nancy
Eleanor Pearre
Pearre
Montreal
New York State
Poconos
Pennsylvania
American Association of University Women
Sam Mlaples Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Gambrill State Park
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Len
Arthur M. Stover
West Seventh Street
Charles H. Harp
Biggs Avenue
Lloyd K. Hoover
Glenn A. Main Jr
Dill Avenue
Albert M Powell Jr
John G. Ray Jr
Fairview Avenue
University of Maryland
Hoover
Damascus High School
Stork
Jason Yelton
J. Alfred Catsail
South Market Street
Amanda Burall
Erma Routzahn
Cornelia Rodock
Anna Wastler
Anna Brown
Virginia Miller
Helen Grove
Jane Edwards
Mary A. Sloin
Dorothy Staley
Dean Lentz
Helen Bunton
Ruth Buxton
Helen Musso
Edna Yester
Madeline Gilbert
Mary Holdcraft
Alice
Kennedy
Don Yelton
Edith Starner
Betty Rager
Ruth Eyser
Velma Graham
Mildred Kottiger
Ruth: Kenands
David O Smith
Rosemont
Wayne Smith
Winter Haven
Fla
Smith
Ratlin Air Base
Girlfish School Alumnae Association
Francis Sentifer
Luther Rice
St. Petersburg
West Third Street
Boys High School Alumni Association
Francs Scott
Key Hote
James S P. Devereux
Allen G. Quynn
Boyer—Ellstrom
Elizabeth Ann Boyer
Ralph W. Boyer
James Wright Ellstrom
James L. Ellstrom
Fort Dodge
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Scott Key
Boyer
Barbara Kauffman
Brenda Boyer
Lewis H. Boyer
Cutler Avenue
Astaar Loddenzaard
Margaret Ann Wayble
Aliss Barbara Sibert
Patricia Butcher
Nancy LeGore
Shirley
Paul Johnson
George Kennedy
Norman Slagen
Howard Boyer
Ralph W. Borer
Miss Boyer
Pinewood Drive
Stacen
Frank Lewis
Ralph Boyer
Fay Gochnauer
Jane Nusbaum
Barbara Burdette
Michael Joseph Shipley
All Saints Episcopal Church
Staley Park
Catherine Burdette
Rocky Ridge
Harry F. Shipley
Nettie Remsberg
Nettie Kolb
Elizabeth Myers
Barbara Jane Kolb
Betty L. Teany
Francis Nusbaum
Elizabeth Whitmore
Linda Shipley
Mary Ramsburg
Jesse Catsail
Edna Price
Ruth Moxley
Nellie Shipley
Sally Linney
Patriela Hilliard
Mary Louise Bratt
June Shelfier
Peggy van Fossen
Candy Moore
Ales Ada Moore
C. O Gocnauer
Miriam Gordon
Ralph Kennedy
Ruth Martin
Ducie Keilholtz
Genevieve Free
William E. Burdette
Anna Kolb
Jean Hohman
Helen John Kepler
Anne Stockman
Blanche A. Mills
Bridgeport, Donn
Austin James
East Church Street
Monroe Harman
Donna Kay
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harman
Betty Weddle
RFD 1
Thurmont
Ocean City
Maryland
Frederick High
Washington
Lst-Air Force
Raymond Wool
United Nations
Graham
Atesster
Artey
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