Lawrence Discusses Communist Campaign to Scare America
Washington June 11 David Lawrence argues the Communist campaign aims to scare the nation into pursuing tests of weapons vital for American defense and survival. He analyzes motives and potential impact of such intimidation on U S policy and public opinion.
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America
Washington
Frederick High School graduates at Tivoli theater
One hundred forty one students received diplomas at Frederick High School commencement in the Tivoli theater. Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks delivered the address and other local notes cover staff changes and community news.
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Frederick High School
Tivoli Theater
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary M
George T. Schroeder, JR
West Third Street
Trail Avenue Park
John L. Sheridan
Troy
Mt St.Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frederick News page item from June 3 1957 issue
Local newspaper page from The News Frederick Maryland notes June 3 1957 content and publication details including dates and staff notes. Appears to describe the paper's production and AP news updates.
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Frederick
Tuesdas
Sss
Gupatehes
Perea
Quiet Middle East Outlook as Tensions Ease
A historical survey notes reduced tensions in the Middle East after Syria and Egypt faced resistance, Jordan faced invasion fears last fall, and Syrian troops withdrew from Jordan. It highlights Soviet backing for Syria and Egypt, regional rivalries with Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and worries about new clashes if blocs unite to seize Jordanian territory.
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Middle East
Russia
Israel
Jordan
Egypt
Hussein
Syria
Traqq
Turkey
Lebanon
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
West
Jordan Hadi
Holter Accepts Position with Standard Oil Company
Lawrence R Holter son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Holter a Fairview Avenue graduate of the University of Maryland with a bachelor of science in chemical engineering joins the Standard Oil Company of Ohio and will start work July 2 in Cleveland. Morgan State Grants Degrees to Area Students Johns Hopkins President Dr Morton S Eisenhower delivers address as honorary degrees are awarded to Marian Anderson and others Betty Collins Barbara Hid and Richard Hill Sam Harper and Percy Ricketts also noted.
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Holter
Lawrence R.holter
Lawrence F. Holter
Fairview Avenue
University of Maryland
Alpha Chi Sigma
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Fie
Standard Oi Company
Ohio
Cleveland
Morgan State
Morgan State College
Baltimore
Morton. S. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Marian Anderson
Betty Colins
Barbary Hid
Richard Hill
This City
Samuel Harper
Poolesvill
Percy Ricketts
Dicker
Frederick Heinlein dies in Frederick long-time resident
Frederick born in Germany and long active in local business died at his home aged 7. The item notes local events including rat activity killing several chickens at North Market Street and the sudden death of 14 year old Harry Edward Rickerds during a baseball game near Frederick Bricks Works. It also mentions a municipal election upcoming with four precincts and the baccalaureate service at the Woman's College Evangelical Reformed church with Rev. Henry H. Apple delivering the sermon.
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Celamus of the News
Frederick Heinlein
Frederick
Germany
Harry Baumgardner
North Market Street
Harry Edward Rickerds
Wm. H. Rickerds
East Third Street
Frederick Bricks Works
Tommorrow
Woman's College
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henry H. Apple
Trinity Reformed Church
York, Pa
Five Hood College Faculty Promoted Across Disciplines
Hood College announces promotions for five faculty members led by Dr. Martha Binney to professor of English and Dr. Virginia Lewis to professor of political science. Promotions also include Dr. Ruth Griffith to associate professor of biology and music faculty, Dr. John Ramaley and William Sprigg, to associate professors.
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Mary Frear Keeler
Martha M. Binney
Virginia E. Lewis
Ruth E. Griffith
John D. Ramaley
William Sprigg
Biiney
Hood
University of Michigan
Michigan State University
Lewis
Washington University of St
George ,Washington University
New York University
IMZ
Commission On Government and Discipline
Griffith
Kansas State ‘Teachers College
State College of Washington
Northwestern University
Maryland ‘Inland Fish and Game’ S Commission
Ramaley
University of Colorado
Northwestern Universiity
Cooperative Government Association
Sprigg
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eastman School of Music
University’ of Rochester
Catherine Crozier
Harold Gleason
Virgil Fox
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Local Notices and Social News Roundup
Mrs Elmer Hofer of Girard Ohio attended Hood College commencement and stayed with Mrs Earl Zeigler in East Second Street. A wedding between Doris Bergerman and Technical Sergeant Leon Farrell of Hyattstown occurred Saturday night June 1. Mr and Mrs Donald C Fuchs announce birth of daughter Karen Virginia on June 3 in Alexandria Virginia. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Carl F Carty and daughter, and Mr and Mrs G Samuel Smith attended events. Police officers Marshall H Murray and wife and Russell Strine returned from a trip to Canada and New York.
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Elmer Hofer
Girard, O
Hood College
Earl Zeigler
East Second Street
William R. Barnhart
Hood
Ciety
St. Peter’s In College
Hancock
Fat
Westminster High ‘School
Westminster
Oscar Ramsburg
Mildred Blank
Sandra
Mt Pleasant
Carl. F. Carty
Elmira
New York
Donald C. Fuchs
Alexandria
Karen Virginia
Fuchs
Ruth’ Garrett
George B. Garrett
Thurmont
Knoxville
Charles C. Hollbruner
Woodsboro
G. Samuel Smith
Union Bridge
Harry G. Cosgrave
Adamstown
Doris Bergerman
Leon Farrell
Hyattstown
Marshall H. Murray
Frederick High teacher wins national science scholarship
Ivano F Shanholtz a science instructor at Frederick High School has received a 50 person national scholarship to study at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg VA. He will depart June 42 and finish August 7. The program funds weekly pay and a family allowance.
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Ivano F. Shanholtz
Frederick High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Thn
Shanholtz
VPI
West Virginia
East Frederick
North Frederick
Seminole Road
Monetacy Village
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Discuss Family Religion and Garden Topics
Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club met at Mrs William Lawson home in New Market with Miss Beatrice Fehr presenting Religion Is A Family Affair. Members heard talks on pruning shrubs mulching and perennials and previewed Rural Women's Short Course for June 17 22.
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Pleasant Grove Club
Beatrice Fehr
Pleasant Grove
Homemakers Club
Wiliam Lawson
New Market
Merri] Hahn
Raymond Barnes
Barnes
Norman Nusbaum
Fehr
Miss Fehr
Lawson
Harry Pardee
John Grimm
Susan Nusbaum
Jack Sullivan Named Outstanding In Maryland Sports
Mount St. Marys College star Jack Sullivan was chosen as Maryland’s outstanding sports figure for 1956 by the Baltimore Sports Reporters Assn. He will receive the award at the annual banquet next Monday. Sullivan scored 2,617 points in four years, ranking third nationally among college players. He was named to the Associated Press Little All-America team. Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals will be the guest speaker.
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Baltimore
Jack Sullivan
Mount St. Mary’s College
Maryland
Assn
Sullivan
Don Kellett
Baltimore Colts
Mount St.Mary's
Flag Day Talk At Zonta Club Features History Of Flags
Edward D. Steem, local attorney, spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Flag Day about the flag's history. He traced the Union Jack and St George and St Andrew crosses, the Continental Congress adoption in 1777, and the 1818 rule adding stars for new states. The program included “The Flag Goes By” and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Speak
England
Scotland
United States
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Eath
Cambridge
Mass
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St. Andrew
Continental Congress
Union
Betsy Ross
Francis Scott
Key
Port McHenry
Vermont
Kentucky
Congress
Arizona
Maryland
Adjutant General's Office
Local Notes on Health and a Curious Bridge Hand
Among the sick is John N. Davis confined to Glenmerie Nursing Home. Mrs John Boone of Yellow Springs admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Ray S Baer Lewistown back home after week in hospital for broken left arm from horse kick. Willard L Brown Jr four underwent operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital, in fair condition. Herbert Grim Route 1 Knoxville treated at Washington County Hospital after head injury from a Sunday baseball incident. A math professor notes a perfect bridge hand of 13 cards in one suit occurs only once in 40 billion hands.
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Eisenhower
National Academy of Sciences
Charles Baker
U.S
Lejuene
N. C
Regina
Rybikowsky
Theresa
James F
Alexandria
Harold Ditzler
Clarence Sanders
Robert Gelwicks
U.S. Ma
Camp Lejuene
N_ C
Earl Gelwicks
Matt J. Paidant
Kovich
Silver Spring
Relaheadlines
Air
Charles RB
Robert
Joel Hildebrand
Topper
Waynesboro
Sefurdaw
Remann
University of California
American Chemical Society
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Francis B. Walter
Pennsylvania
Houses
Committee On Un-American Activities
Linus Pauling
California Institute of Technology
Walter
House of Representatives
Dr. Pauling
Herbert
Congress
Delphey Farm
Rocky Springs
Hand
Theley
Charles Kemp
Mar
Department of Justice
Asi Garet Mapaha
Olantad Aon- Smith
Pauling
John N. Davis
North Marketstreet
Glenmerie Nurfing
Lander
John Boone
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ray S. Baer
Lewistown
Willard L. Brown Jr
Willard L. Brown
Route 4
Frederick
Herbert Grim
Knoxville
Washington County Hospital
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list numerous families welcoming new children from June 10 to June 11. Names include Richard Don, Cathy Verna, Sarah Catherine Harwood, Donald Leslie, Barry Duane, Elaine Maria, Gary Wayne, Craig Timothy, Ronald Eugene, Lark Suzette, Donald Edward, Howard Thomas III, Bessie Lorraine, and others with mixed locations such as Lovettsville and Union Bridge. A social note mentions a family dinner honoring Edward Trittipoe, graduate of Frederick High School, with home movies shared.
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Galen Bridge
John W. Salt
Barry Duane
Aubrey Gray
Hamsville
Jeffrey Stewart
Birs
Charles Smith
Box
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Elaine Maria
Smith
Romaine Harp
Carroll Wastler
Frederick
Robert Milligan
Westminster
Donald Edward
Howard de Grange
East Second Street
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Lloyd F. Cooper
Lander
Bessie Lorraine
Phillip G. Seeger
Arlington
Hermano B. Brust
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Frederick High School
Seeger
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Perry L. Trittispoe
Maurice F. Trittipoe
Winfred B. Edwards
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