Curbing Handouts Moves In On European Aid Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved an 18 to 2 vote to maintain U S restrictions on military aid to nations not ratifying the European Defense Community Treaty. France and Italy are targeted, with authority given to the President to increase aid to the other EDC nations. Read as a psychological lever, the vote signals that continued U S handouts require mutual concessions from France and Italy.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
France
Italy
Auity
Maly
U. S
Surplus Woes Persist as Farmers Shift to Barley and Other Crops
Government moves to shrink wheat acreage last fall failed to curb surpluses. Farmers pivoted to barley and other crops, with heavy yields creating new surpluses across corn, cotton, tobacco, and sorghums. Secretary Benson may seek a referenda on wheat allotments, proposing penalties for excess marketing and a further 7,000,000 acre cut, but slowing the farmer remains elusive.
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Kansas
Benson
Fifty Years Ago From The News June 26 1904 Highlights
The Masonic lodges attended Grace Reformed church where Rev L McLean preached a special sermon. Local bank officers and employees enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper at Frederick Gas Company, kitchen by Mrs Swann to show gas cooking economy. Firemen on freight engines along the Baltimore and Ohio line were overcome by the heat yesterday. John G Armstrong, son of Alexander Armstrong of Hagerstown, joined Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co and becomes Frederick agent in July. H A Plymire sold his Unionville home to John D Gaither for 4000 and will move to Mt Airy.
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Grace Reformed Church
L. McLean
Frederick Gas Company
Swann
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad
John G- Armstrong
Alexander Armstrong
Hagerstown
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick
H. A. Plymire
Unionville
John D. Gaither
Plynure
Mt. Airy
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The News of June 26 1954 note Roosevelt signing the Monocacy battle bill and park funding assurances. A Frederick parade as part of a three day historical pageant is previewed. The Evangelical Synod of North America and the Reformed Church in the United States merge to form the Evangelical and Reformed Church. Charles E Tronell of Potomac Edison is mentioned while a local figure recovers from poison? suttered after a week.
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the News
Roosevelt
Tidings
Lewis
Monocacy National Park
Frederick
Frederick County
Evangelical Synod of North America
Reformed Church In
United States
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Charles E. Tronell
Potomac Edison
Married Today Aliss Shirley Cramer Theodore Bailey unite
Fallows Studio report of a morning wedding at St Johns Catholic church in Frederick. Aliss Shirley Cramer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ammon Cramer and Theodore Bailey son of Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey exchanged vows with a lace gown, fingertip veil, and colonial bouquet. Attendants wore blue and yellow gowns. The couple will reside in Baltimore while the groom pursues a law degree.
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Fallows Studio
Aliss Shirley
Cramer
Ammon KO Cramer
Suniet Avenue
D. Theodore Bailey
Robert P. Bailey
Frederick
Herbert Roinvelary
St. Johns Catholic Church
Charles Byerly
Schubert
Greig
Janiele
Faust
Lulu
Alice Bailey
Betsy Cramer
Connie Heck
Thurmone
Inj
Washington
Richard Kennedy
Cits
Dan
Bailey
Wedding at Burkittsville Bride Marries in Pleasant View Church
Pleasant View Church of the Brethren near Burkittsville hosted the wedding of Miss Ann Elizabeth Younkins and Richard L. Martin in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. James Reese. The couple, both Middletown and Wolfsville natives, plan to reside in Petersburg Va. The report notes the bridal party, music, reception details, and the newlyweds’ post ceremony plans.
Eden's Address Did A Lot To Alienate American People
Washington editorial argues Eden’s House speech alienated U S lawmakers and exposed a rift over Cold War policy. It criticizes Eden for praisingChou En Lai and Molotov, omitting Dulles, and urging a peace at any price stance that undermines U S collective security in Asia and Europe.
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Eden
David Lawrence Washington
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Mr. Eden
Congress of
Great Britain
Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Red China
Molotov
Soviet Russia
U. S
John Fossier Dulles
Korea
United Nations
United States of America
Becr
Geneva
London
America
Britain
Southeast Asia
Indochina
United States
British Commonwealth
Atlantic
Europe
Dei
Ten Hood College students named to Dean's List in Frederick
Teo Frederick county girls have been named to Hood College Dean's List for the past semester with at least a B average. Seven seniors leave Hood. Barbara Salyers heads to Johns Hopkins for nursing while planning University of Miami summer studies. Other graduates listed include Anne Funk Doris Fulmer Elizabeth Reid Anne Smith Barbara Weaver Mary Ann Howe Wiss Aune Miller Barbara Kaufman. R A Darby of Middletown wins National Quality Award from MASS Mutual for sixth time for high standards in service to policy holders.
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Teo
Charles D. Salyers
Camp Detrick
Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Helen Grove
W. Dlarbee Grove
West Second Street
Anne Funk
Brunswick
Robert Dg. McCutcheon
Braddock Heights
Doris Fulmer
Elizabeth Reid
Thurmont
Anne Smith
Barbara Weaver
Frederick
Mary Ann Howe
Wiss Aune Miller
Barbara Kaufman
R. A. Darby
Middletown
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
National Association of Life Underwriters
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
Intermediate Girl Scout Day Camp Opens at Fishing Creek
Fishing Creek hosts Intermediate Girl Scout Day Camp from Monday to Friday with 85 Frederick troops meeting at Baker Park daily at 9 30 am before bus transport to the camp. A Friday camp fire marks an international theme with indoor activities planned for rain days at Frederick High School.
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Fishing Creek
Frederick
Baker Park
W.F.M.D
Frederick High School
Edward D. Storm
Dora Sanders
Alice DeLauder
Water shortage warnings issued to Leesburg residents
Leesburg Virginia. June 26. W W Nickels Jr warns of critical water shortage and urges restraint on non essential use. Residents told not to run air conditioners wash cars sprinkle lawns or conduct other non essential water activities. Town water shut off nightly at 11 to conserve supply. Dean's List honors Frostburg State Teachers College second semester 1953 1954 Ivan C Diehl announces with Beverly Marinman named among honorees.
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Leesburg
W. W. Nickels, Jr
Ivan C. Diehl
Frostburg State Teachers College
Beverly Mari ‘Lene Merriman
Clarence Merriman
D’ Street
Brunswick
Mercy and Peace Quote Echoed in Biblical Verse
A short excerpt reflecting on mercy and peace from Jude 1 2 and a Thomas Brooks meditation. The text emphasizes mercy humbling sinners and fostering peace through contemplation of divine love.
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Thomas Brooks
Maryland AMVETS Nominates Officers At State Convention
Maryland AMVETS registered over 100 delegates and guests for a two day state convention at 500 West Patrick Street with a banquet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. State Commander Fred S Kefauver led sessions starting 10 a.m. with business until 3 p.m. A. R. Southard spoke and a tri state district proposal was discussed. Grafton Brown and other officials spoke, Memorial Service planned for Sunday before adjournment.
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Maryland
Amvets
West Patrick Street
Francis Scott Key
Fred S. Kefauver
A. R. Southard
U. S. Civil Service Region
Virginia
District of Columbia
Grafton Brown
Maryland Amvets
Wedding of Miss Doris Unger and John McCalla in Walkersville
Miss Doris Unger daughter of Mr and Mrs James Unger and John McCalla son of Mr and Mrs Otis McCalla were married this afternoon at Walkersville Methodist Church. Rev Louis Ransom and Rev Ben Hartley officiated. The ceremony featured ferns gladioli pompons and bridal roses. A reception followed in the church social rooms. The bride wore a lace and tulle over satin gown with boat neckline long sleeves and an ac cordion pleated skirt. She carried a White Bible with white orchids and streamers. Matron of honor Mrs John Dessa wore lavender lace and net and carried yellow roses. Ushers were Basil Hooten John Slack and Miss Betty Strine. The couple will reside in Towson after a wedding trip to northern states and Canada. The bride is a Walkersville High School and Towson State Teachers College graduate and a faculty member at Oakleigh School Towson. The groom is an electrical engineer for Bendix Towson.
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James Gregory
Richard L. Martin
Pleasant View Church
Monnie Welty
Doris Martin
Patricia Harshman
Teresa Guyton
Bridges
Donald Easterday
Myersvile
William Wolfe
Wolfsville
William Remsberg
Middletown
Lena Thomas
Wayne Guyton
Martin
Middletown High School
Fort Lee
the Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Petersburg
Casual Unger
Doris Unger
Trisnn
James Unger
John MecCalla
Towson
Otis McCalla
Brighton
Tenn
Walkersville Methodist Church
Louis Ransom
Towson Methodist Church
Ben F. Hartley
John Dessa
Baltimore
Charles McCalla
Memphis
Basil Hooten
John Slack
Betty Strine
Walkersville
Mary Nicodemus
States
Canada
Highlights of Congress Impeaches Democratic Trade Split
Congress grapples with Eisenhower plans as Senate rejects broadened reciprocal trade and farm price flexibility. Democrats back some measures while opposing others. foreign aid advances with minor cuts. major appropriations bill moves. legislative status updates include tax revision social security and constitutional amendments.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Jto
House Agriculture
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sen
Agriculture Department
Senate House
Supreme Court
Hawaii-Alaska
Statehood
Sick residents return home from area hospitals
Among the sick Mr. James H. Gambrill Jr. has returned home to Rockwell Terrace after surgery at the Church Home and Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. Z D Mause Jr. has resumed her name in Myersville from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a shooting accident. Paul Ropp of near Middletown is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore receiving additional leg surgery. Mrs D Perry Coblentz of Middletown is under observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing satisfactorily. Mrs Martha Crampton near Middletown is recovering well after surgery at Waynesboro Hospital. Mr Charles K Rhoderick returned to his Middletown home from Emergency Hospital and remains about the same. F W Finlay of Gatoctin Furnace is a patient at Waynesboro Hospital for observation. Edgar M Freeze, formerly of Thurmont, was moved to Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg for observation and treatment.
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James H. Gambrill
Church Home
Baltimore
Rockwell Terrace
Z. D. Mause Jr
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Paul Ropp
Middletown
University Hospital
D. Perry Coblentz
Martha Crampton
Waynesboro
Charles K. Rhoderick
F. W. Finlay
Gatoctin
Edgar M. Freeze
Thurmont
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W.a
Flint Hill Alethodist Church Meeting Delayed to Sept 20
Members of the Flint Hill Methodist church met in the parish hall at eight pm last Monday with Mrs Thomas Easton presiding. After singing and readings the program on Discipleship was presented. A surprise shower for Mrs Donald Plunkard followed.
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Flint Hill
Alethodist Church
Thomas Easton
Clyde Lenhart
Emma Plunkard
Donald Plunk
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Sundee Ais
LL. D. Worsham
West Fourteenth Street
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Reginald A. Wentworth
Donald H. Johnston
Tobias &. Zimmerman
RFD
Congregational Airport
Killeen
Tex
Grayson R. Bowers
Grayson Ralph Bowers, Jr
Bowers
Army
Fort Read
Bane of Alp
Paul Marshal
Blanche Dow
American Association of University Women
Cottey College
Missouri
William R. Quynn
Amelungz
Pat
Daniel Rippean
Katherine Dianne
Rippeon
Nancy E. Stull
Paul W. Stull
Mountaindale
Air
George A. Zeigler
Upper Montclair
WN. J
A. H. Jackson
Norva Avenue
Henry Ponton
East Third Street
John K. Tate
Lynn
Capt. Tate
Harry T. Holter
Anchorage
Alaska
Andrs
Marvin Speck
Raleigh
N. C
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Luther Speck
State College, Pa
Dr. Speck
Garland House
Dwight Ellis
V Kinia Ifert
Ira ' DB
Ira Haines
Glenn Rudy
Lansdale
Rudy
North Penn Hospital
Lilian Beachley
Marion
Indiana
Valley A. Beachley
Marion General Hospital
Roy C. Harp
Iva Marker
Leitersburg
Marker
Washington County Hospital
Karl E. Ramspurg
Karen Louise
Ramsburg
Dorothy Ann Jackson
Mgr
Austin Young
Graceham
Cynthia June
Mamie Poole
Rena Brown
Velma Brown
Claggettsville
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St. Petersburg
Tampa
Lake Wales
Beith
Burkittsville
West of
Susan Diana
Jesse Ryan
Jsan Murray
Columbia
South Carolina
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Eens
Damascus
Berg
Nancy Upton
Marblestrom Air Force Base
Austin
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Jewell
Smith College
Iheen
Educational Union Theological Air Base
Alabama Seminary
New York City
Charles C. Riddlemoser
Airy
Walter S. Johnson
Niagara Falls
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Col
C. Robert Etzler
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Wilson Etzler
Roy Grisso
Salinas
Calif
Dora Barnes
Harrisville
Calvin Leatherwood
James P. Kerr
San Francisco
Kerr
The
American Medical Association
Charles W. Jones
Jones Motor, Inc
Ridgeville
Orlando
Hood Dean’s
ATL
Vailp Fab Fishing Creek
Pop
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Insee
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