One Handed Egg Beater Sparks Housewares Boom
A Chicago manufacturing division pivots to a one handed egg beater shown at a housewares exhibit, boosting sales to about a quarter of the parent company. The 1955 figure tops $35 million as Timely ideas from past gadgets drive renewed interest and production. Deeds filed show property transfers in Liberty district and Lewistown with values around £26,900 and $17,000.
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Chicago
Frank A. Gardner
Roy Gardner
Orphans Court
Liberty District
Thomas D. Gardner
Walter M. Boucher
Wilson Place
Viola H. Shue
Gilmore J. Cockuminey
Lewistown
Seaway Effect Is Analyzed By Sam Dawson
AP analysis outlines Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicating the St. La way while assessing how trade patterns shift. It notes 1901 channel replacements, 92 percent yearly tonnage rise, slow export growth, and rail truck dominance. New Great Lakes cities plan to buy foreign cars via Seaway for cheaper delivery.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Eisenhower
Elzabeth II
St. Laway
Mar
U.S
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Seaway
Commencement Exercises At Frederick High School
Fifty years ago the Frederick high school graduation took place at the City Opera House with salutatorian George Frederick Ordeman and valedictorian Elsie RK Herwig. Supt. White presented the forms and Mr. Hammond Turner spoke as the graduates were named. The boys listed include A Ansieherser Frederick A Diven Carroll H Hendrick R Ames Hendricason HH rv Michael Lester L Oliver. A fire safety meeting June 22 featured Lt. Robert McGrath teaching hospital evacuation techniques hosted by the Veterans Administration Hospital of Perry Point in cooperation with Bainbridge and local hospital groups.
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Frederick High Schools
City Opera House
George Frederick Ordeman
Elsie RK. Herwig
White
Fomas
Hammond Urner
Gird
D A. Ansieherser
Frederick A. Diven
Carroll H. Hendrick
R. Ames Hendricason
Rv Michael
Lester L. Oliver
Rinity Chanel
Harm Watcher Andag
Norman K. Snook
Valley Views
Middletown
U.S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Robert MicGrath
Chire Department
Nn Ehow
Veterans Administration “Hospital of
Perry Point
Marryland District of Columbia
Delaware Hospital Association
Stans
Zivof
Frede. Falk named treasurer and county clerk sworn in
The article notes Frede Falk being appointed treasurer and Thomas A. line sworn in as clerk of the court provided by Els C. Wachter. It also mentions early wheat market activity with local buyers from Jimtown and near Emmitsburg, though no price is quoted.
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Frede
Falk
Thomas A.line
Sard
Els C. Wachter
George Gettingham
Jimtown
Ernest R
Cupid
Nigeria
Death notices and obituaries from Harpers Ferry and Purcellville
Obituaries and funeral notices for Dorothy B. Bready Walter R. Harner Sophia W Lawson Oscar B. Jackson May Russell Paxson and others from Harpers Ferry Xenia Frederick and Purcellville note births deaths and funeral details. Names places and venues such as Pleasant View Methodist Church Sharpstown Eglin AFB Hall's Purcellville Funeral Home and Lakeview Cemetery appear with dates and survivor lists.
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Oscar B. Jackson
Sophia Whaien Lawson
William and
Ida Bowa
Pleasant Methodist Church
W.S
Helen Bayton
Catherine Strawder
Frederick
Eva Smith
Philadelphia
Royal Lawson
Pleasant View
Leon Jackson
Eglin Air Force Base
Florida
Virgie Jackson
Serena Jackson
Susie Beard
New York
Mollie King
West All Saints Street
Pleasant View Methodist Church
I. P. Blackman
Point of Rocks
C. E. Hicksill
Here And Now Education Critique Refers To Geography
Time records June reflections on education with Bruce Biossat urging stronger geography and history knowledge amid global affairs. The piece notes widespread gaps in students’ knowledge of states, rivers, and world basics, linking these to civic competence. Funeral notices for Lester Mauck follow.
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Bruce Biossat
NEA
Biossat
Paris
PacHic
M. R. Etchison and Son
Funera
Harriman Holds Firm on Berlin Stand with Khrushchev
AP reports W Averell Harriman in Moscow after a six week Soviet tour says Premier Khrushchev will not retreat from demand Western Allies leave Berlin. Harriman, hosted at the U.S. Embassy, flies to leave Moscow today. Lweiln Thompson hosted a farewell luncheon.
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Moscow
W. Averelliman
Fort Detrick News 41st Anniversary of Chemical Corps.
The Fort Detrick Chemical Corps marks its 41st anniversary tracing its 1918 origin as the Chemical Warfare Service. It highlights aims in chemical, biological and radiological warfare, scientific contributions to public welfare, and training updates at Fort Detrick including personnel courses and a wedding notice.
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iBy
Fort Detrick
Office of Information and Public Affairs
U. S. Army C Cem
Ical Corps
Chemical ‘Warfare Service
Chemical Corps
Bleing
Unseen Weapon shown. Fort Detrick ties noted
A TV feature from Fort Detrick on The Unseen Weapon airs Sunday June 28 1959 on Channel 5 Washington. Community relations highlight Fort Detrick aiding Frederick City water supply after Fishing Creek tunnel collapse delivering 2 300 000 gallons and continuing at 300 000 daily. Fort Detrick Rod and Gun Club hosts a pond party with fishing contest. Maintenance division picnic in Husky Park for about 300 employees. new civilian Barbara Ann Cramer joins and four military arrivals listed. farewells for Patricia Donnelly Margaret Wilson and four soldiers including SP4 Mason and Stangl.
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Chemical Corps
Fort Detrick
Channel 5
Washington
Detrick
Frederick
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
Calvins. George Jr
Post
Husky Park
Lite
David Schultz
George Devilbiss
Barbara Ann Cramer
Raymond O. Huff
Hamilton
Ohio
William K.burch
Annapolis Girl Elected Governor
Suzanne Brooks a Regina Cash High School junior was elected governor of the Maryland American Legion Auxiliary Girls State race against Carolyn P Bryson of Dundalk. Maureen McGrath was named state comptroller and Annette E Panneion was elected attorney general. Delegates heard lectures on the State Legislature and connections to 1958 Girls State. The program runs through Saturday with about 200 delegates.
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Maureen McGrath
Patricia Stelfan
Baltimore
Berlin crisis. Khrushchev warning and Western pause
Washington analysis notes time for Berlin crisis remains whether Khrushchev seeks showdown or negotiation. Secretary Herter and Geneva talks surface, with July resumption but no clear path. West Berlin stands as a strategic flashpoint, threatening alliance unity if concessions favor the Soviet position.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Berlin
Shier Nikita Khrushchev
West
Geneva
Soviet Union
West Berlin
East Germany
Khrushchev
United States
New Swimming Classes Offered at Frederick Municipal Pool
The Frederick Municipal Pool offers new swimming classes sponsored by the city. Classes require a life card and are open through the city commission to the public.
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Frederick
Fred- Municipal
Fred
Funeral notices for Miss Eliza Hermann and others
Funeral services were held for Miss Eliza Hermann at 7 o clock Thursday at the home of Etchison and Son with interment in Mount Olivet. Dr Art and Miss Bet tie Specht also had services. interment at Luke's cemetery in Feagaville. Pallbearers were nephews of the deceased. Rev Dean W Anderson officiated at St Mark's Lutheran Church services.
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Pine Grove Chapel
Mt. Airy
Lester Leo Mauck
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Woodaine
L. G. Smith
Pine Grove Cemetery
William W. Spaulding
Gilbert Snowden
Leon Richardson
Albert Bowman
Richard Fleming
Claude Ecker
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Eliza Hermann
Gay
East Church Street
Jor
Daniel A. George
Rothen R. Walker
Thomas
Ira F. R
Mount Ol
Art
Haries F. Eeenpelcat
Luke’s
Feagavilie
R. Etchison and Son
Bettie Vnn Specht
Record Street
East Charen Street
Dean W. Anderson
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
L. Rayhu Specht
Carlos C. Specht
Howard P. Ranneberger
Charles W. Ranneberger
Charles £. White
Donald C. White
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Poor Hand Might Win in Jacoby on Bridge
Bridge column fragment analyzes a hand where North South are vulnerable and West opens as dealer. The sequence shows passes from North and South, a 4 bid, then a 5 bid by South, followed by passes. Opening lead is a heart.
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South
North
West
East
Local notes include travels and events around Frederick area
Residents and staff are mentioned in brief items including SP4 Robert Gabler on a Maryland fishing trip, Helen Hamerick visiting Florida, Dr. Leonard Spero at Gordon Conference in New Hampton New Hampshire, and Dr. Lloyd Graf and family on a cross country camping trip. Other items note Majors traveling, picnics in Husky Park, and an Officers Open Mess Wild West Night with costume prizes.
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Leon Wirts
Leon
Detrick
Robert Gabler
Maryland
Helen Hamerick
Florida
Leonard Spero
Gordon Research Conference
New Hampton
N.H
Lloyd Graf J
Robert H. Yager
Jin Maine
Dorothy Beniz
Robert Hosiap
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Delton
Ruth Brickhouse
North Carolina
Procurement Division
Husky Park
Leonard Appleby
Charlottesville
Robert T.harris
Director ‘of
Peta
James R. Chapman
Cis X. Smith
Hagerstown
Maynard Hamilton
Clarence Orndorff
Atlantic Ocean
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Ottawa
Canada
Statistics Bureau
K College
San Juan
Puerto Rico
News and Post
Col
Qege Hut
James J. Braddock
McCurdy Field
Dorothy B. Bready
George R
Mary Furtney Bready
Harpers Ferry
College
Staunton
C. W
Claudia Geary
Harpers
Maryle
Walter R. Harner Ward
Walter R. Harner
Xenia
Harner
Joseph H. Apple
Russell H. McCain
Emuly Payne
Harmer
Aughter
William E. Paxson
Purcellville
May Russell Paxson
Waterford
Londoun County
Wiliam
Louisa Russell
Purcellie
Harriman
Charles Town
W. Va
Isaac Hollecker
Shenandoah Downs
Alfred M. Taxier
Marion H. Burns Elliott
George D. Repass
Helen Louise Lenhart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas A. Lenhart
P Riland
Dorise
Ausherman
Manuel Barbetto
Egar Bartlett
John Brewer
Raymond S. Brown
John Clem
Iran DeArmon
Albert Fernelius
Ray V. Gardner
Theron D. Green
Donald Hoffman
Samuel Marrone
Louis Maire
Elia Pearl
Charles R'Stup
Richard Berendt
Wandal ‘Brust
Ira A. Caldwell
Ralph Hankey
Kenneth Harris
Austin L.hoffman
Charles Mayhew
Harvey Marsh
Elliott H. Purison
T Roetzel
Richard Schmitt
Carroll Selby
Thomas Shepley
Ralph Thomas
Howard Tyeryar
Martin
Wachter
Karl W. Zimmerman
Everett Hanal
Specialist Boar
Leroy Huber
Janet Knechl
Pittsburgh
Specialist Huber
Norristown
Allentown
Oswald Jacoby
ROD and Gun Club
Patricia Donnelly
Margaret A. Wilson
Donald H. Boos
Arthur H. Mason
University of Delaware
William L. Derasmo
Brooklyn College
N_Y
George R. Stang
Kalamazoo
Mich
Annapolis
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth Edna Arnold
Arnold
Virginia State Industrial Farm
Goochland
Virginia Institution
Marlow
Riley D. Housewright
Naval Reserves
Naval Medical Research Center
Bethesda
Libby Smith
Ocean City
James Kennedy
Virginia
Esther DeGrange
Sarah Babington
Sandy Fogle
Atlantic City
Cassius Inman
Monroe Posie
Wiliamsboro
Jamestown
Bob Whitmore
Iveen
Gus Selckman
Ilawrence Welk
D. Baker Hospital
Wisconsin
London
Gyedor Rybkin
Moscow Radio
WELK
Nellie Nichols
Chronie Hospital
Hac
Brghive
Jacoby
Akqis
South Awe
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