Afternoon Choice Proclaims Ike Healthy Despite Illness Rumor
Hagerty announces Eisenhower has upset stomach and headache this morning, dismissing reports of heart trouble. Dr Snyder checked him and there is no heart issue. the President’s schedule is postponed for the day while officials republish the morning bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
Dr. Snyder
Addiwick
Bed
Eisenhower
President’s Illness Delays Schedule at Start of Day
The president’s illness, diagnosed as thrombosis with earlier heart trouble, postponed his 8:45 a.m. meeting with Theodore S. on Cabinet duties. Officials said he would proceed with engagements later, while analysts note a public mood of fatigue amid wartime anxiety. Guests include Fred Seaton and other cabinet members, with health updates following the morning announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Seaton
Royal
Snover
Elizabeth Snover
Elmira
E. Carter Baum
Chevy Chase
Maureen Chiod
Baltimore
Richard Snover
Horseheads
N. Y
Clifford Angell
Clarks Green
Alexander R. Craw
West College Terrace
Eisenhower banquet notes and local hospital updates
United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower attended the White House News Photographers Association annual banquet at the Sheraton Park Hotel, joking about golf with Bob Hope. In Frederick Maryland, Pierce H Gaver transfers to Mt Wilson State Hospital for observation, Herbert N Heston recovers after surgery, Ruby Moch treated for a stomach ailment, and Mrs Howard M Huffer admitted with a broken hip. Haiti reportedly rejects a 100 million dollar loan offer from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce H. Gaver
Frederick
University Hospital, Baltimore
Mt. Wilson State Hospital
Mt. Wilson, Md
Herbert N. Heston
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eisenhower
White House
Sheraton Park Hotel
Bob Hope
Ruby K. Moch
Adamstown
Howard M. Huffer
Broad Run
Thomas Hagan
Huffer
Fifty Years Ago Eisenhower Health And Events Noted
Fifty years ago on June 8 1906 readers were reminded of President Eisenhowers health episode with a digestive upset that preceded a heart attack at Denver in September. The piece recalls his hospital stay at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and later time at Gettysburg and the White House. It mentions doctors rulings of good recovery and his availability for renomination while detailing local notices and events in Frederick including fire company activities and college commencement remarks.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Denver
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Gettysburg
White House
Citizens For
Frederick
Eisenhower Committee
Thurmont
Westminster
Annapolis
William Hiltner
Patrick Street
Brunswick
Woman’s College
Frederick Select Orchestra
Twenty Years Ago In The News June 8 1938 Highlights
The column notes transfers and appointments in church leadership with Rev Dr G Ellis Williams named Washing ton district superintendent and Rev B W Meeks assigned to Calvary church. It mentions Hood College outdoor theater gift, 1800 calorie diet for a speaker, and a gala dinner with Eisenhower. Wedding plans include Dorothea Chandler Ranch and Rev Converse Hunter. Alumni events, society notices, and local engagements fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary M. E. Church
Washington
B. W.meeks
Calvary Church
Hood College
Henry J. Stahl
Eressee i
Frederick Will
Fiserhower
Joes
Hagerty
Molden
Felton
Freder
Wan
Republican County
Boeck
James B. Ranck
West College Terrace
Dorothea Chandler
Converse Peirce Hunster
Riverdale
New York City
Stanley A. Hunter
Berkeley
Calif
Coffman Chapel
Cradle Shower Synod Ends With Missions Report
The Cradle Shower Synod concludes its final session after routine reports from 101 congregations. Highlights include retirement notes for several ministers, a family picnic by the Frederick Presbyterian Church, and renewal of plans for next year with emphasis on education and inclusion.
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Cradle Shower
William
Thomas R. Main
F. Wiley
Frederick
Nelsonship
Tt. Main
Paul E
Tommy
Newell
Burrall
Nelson
Cindante
Bernard Mossburg
Bernhardt Brust
Richard F. Main
Henry Jmay
Harry Whittington
Thomas Main
Ralph C. Bradley
Ruth Main
Dorothy Main
Carol Ann Swope
Sharon Biser
Shirley Whitting ‘Ton
Vicki Lynn Bradley
Tommy Burrall
Jeffery Burall
Ralph C. Bradley Jr
Frederick D. Eyster
Richard Fehnel
Cavetown
Joseph T. Hammond
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert C. Meissner
Mt. Crawford
Harold A. Harris
Shepherdstown
George R. Johnson
Ardmore
George P. Kopp
Middlebrook
Lawrence N. Sprunk
Hagerstown
Samuel A. Moyer
Thurmont
Paul L. Althouse
Committee On National Missions
G. Frank Thomas
Adamtown
Donald Flick
Robert W. Olewiler
Washington
Synod
Supreme Court split over Communist party status
Washington report notes three Supreme Court justices Warren Douglas and Black accepting the Communist party as a political party. Court holds California employer justified in firing an employee for Communist party membership under union contract. Justices Harlan Reed Burton Clark Minton and Frankfurter concur.
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Y David Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Communist Party
Congress
Supreme Court
Warren
Justtice Douglas
Justice Black
California
Harlan
Reed
Burton
Clark
Minton
Frankfurter
Dissent in landmark contract ruling cited by Justice Douglas
A 1956 Herald Tribune excerpt reviews a dissent by Mrs Leila Reinaman wife of Elmer R Reinaman in a labor case on political tests in employment. It discusses constitutional limits on government backed contracts and free political thought, referencing Justice Douglas Warren and Black and cases on unions and defense plants. The piece links to related population and local obituary items from Taneytown and Libertytown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer R. Reinaman
Douglas
Leila Constance Reinaman
Warren
Black
Taneytown
John
Bessie Miller
Are
C. O. Fuss and Son
Congress
Douglas and Black
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Funeral services for Carol Jane Mattes at St Martin's
Funeral services for Carol Jane Mattes of Damascus were held Thursday after a largely attended service by St Martin's School pupils. Requiem mass at 9 a.m. in St Martin's church officiated by Rev Paul E Myers with pallbearers Donald Byrnes, Harry Fisher, David Pope and Jerry Cook. Interment in St Michael's Cemetery Poplar Springs. O L Molesworth, funeral director.
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Elmer K. Ramsburg
Sue Isabelle Smith Ramsburg
New Design Road
Ramsburg
The
Reformed Church
Ladies’ Guild
Melvin A
Cleveland
Miriam Beatty
Long Island
Grace Davis
Hyattsville
Irvin J
Frederick
E. Kenneth
Boonsboro
Morris M
College Park
N. Jane Penman
Germantown
Pemn
Herman F
Westminster
North Market Street
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey
Garthersburg
St. Martin's Church
Paul E. Myers
Donald Byrnes
Harry Fisher
David Pope
Jerry Cook
St.Michael’s Cemetery
Poplar Springs
O. L. Molesworth
Rae Viola Selby
M. Jesse Selby
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Reynolds Simmons
Norman
Jesse
Edward Little
Melvin Schuehart
Winters Cemetery
Adelaide Rowe Winkleman
Louis Winkleman
J. William Obenderfer
East Patrick Street
East Church Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
J. W. Obenderfer
Thomas Grumbine
Floyd Burchett
E. Melvin Speaks
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
John Raymond Carpenter
Pearl
Walter D. Mehming
Grace Trinity Reformed Church
Clyde W. Smith
W. Franklin Smith
Lilburn H. Hall
Guy Burdette
Wikliam Cromwell
Harry C. Main
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline and Son
13 Year Old Boy Drove Stolen Car
A 13 year old boy, said to be driving a stolen car, led police on a 70 mph chase that ended in a fiery crash. He was pulled from the wreck unconscious and hospitalized with a possible broken leg and other injuries. Police charged him with speeding. Maryland authorities pursued the vehicle to its home where funeral details followed for the car owner.
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Washingon
D C. General Hospital
Maryland
Calli
College Park
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
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Theodore Streibert
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Ues
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Aeeiy Aucun
Gah
Messrs
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Snyder
Haggerty
St. John’s
St. John’s High School
Peter Fan Inn
Urbana
Joe Elkins
John Kennedy
William Wood
Frances Dutrow
Chica Godbee
Herbert L. Strawsburg
South Market Street
Francis Scott Key
Gay Cveemne Prive
Peggy Lou Koontz
Ralph O. Koontz, Jefferson
Berbert LeRoy Strawsburg Jr
All Saints Episcopal Church
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Handley
Ralph Naille
Jefferson
Ae Diane Thomas
Douglas Orndorff
Kenneth Rice
Russell L. Guest
Ann Ruth Firer
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Burton Creager
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Ray Stul
Yellow Springs
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Evelyn Linton
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Edith Lambert
Mary Alice Marks
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Libby Cordell
Jeff Boone
West South Street
John M. Boone
RFD
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St. James School
Connie Myers
C. L. Myers
Park Somme
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Fred Mushroom Soup
Lawrence W. Shinnick Jr
Bessie M. Shinnick
Fort Bragg
N. C
Shinnick
Air Force
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Leon Loeb
Wellcome Farms
Calvary Methodist Church
Peter Pan Inn
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H. Lavier Michael Jr
Akron
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West Church Street
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Durham
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Watkins Acres
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Just For Fun
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John Thrasher
Crum
Wilbur ¥. Hammeker
West Second Street
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Walkersville
Germany
Frederick High School
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James Fraser
Harry Zimmerman
Erma Stull
Nae R. Barnhart
James Eed
J. E. Stoner
Woodsboro
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Naples
Italy
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Ernest A. Dettbarn
This City
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Nancy
Ruth
Sharon
Ash
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George A. Dorsey
510
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Margaret Schmitz
Record Street
Paris
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Greece
Robert Abrecht Sr
East
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Edward Cramer
Kingston
Mass
Robert Kline
G. L
Thejine Evangelical and Reformed Zimmerman
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Oliver Englebrecht
Hood Col- Yaar
Chipuanau
Arthur Newell
Richmond
Paul Young
Charles Wiles
Ernest May
Mary Alice May
Mary Kemp
H. G. Neal
Presbyterian
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George B. Douglas
Clifton
Edward Farnsworth
Brooke Parkinson
Donald Falconer
Nelson Alexander
Malcolm Rose
Frank H. Lewis
William Roderick
Women's Auxiliary
Howard W. Wachter
Howard W. Kelly
Guilds of the Auxiliary
Harry F. Shipley
Evelynn Shade
Robert Owen
James B. Thomas
Norvell Bell
Dickerson
E. C. Hartmann
West Twelfth Street
Philadelphia
Bell
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Rotary Club
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Donald W. Stultz
Randy
Pfe
Robert E. Crum
Niceville
Fla
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U. S. Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
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Paul Helm
Christian Education
Raymond E. Wilhelm
International Missions
Clyde Straub
Evangel
Althouse
National Missions Committee
Murry Baumgardner
Taney‘town
U.S
Alanson
Judicial Branch
America
Robert Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Ford
Hughes
Fam Cone
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ater
Homewood
Amos
Ida M. Thomas
Ida May Thomas
George H. Thomas
Libertytown
William M
Adam. Webster Mercer
Union Chapel Lutheran Church
Homemaker’s Club
C. Raymond Crum
City
Carl M. Thomas
Wilfred G. Norris
Liberty Town
Edward G. Danner
Carol Jane Mattes
Damascus
St. Martin's School
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