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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
3
Aggression Report Fuels United Nations Action Talk
A special five nation committee brands the Soviet Union as aggressor in Hungary and urges UN action at September General Assembly. Moscow radio dismisses the indictment as propaganda while Hungary tightens penalties on rebels and upholds Imre Nagy’s regime. The rebels sought a UN force akin to Suez, not full war, and the report notes shifted power under Janos Radar. Frances Delauter attends with Mr Pleasant in a murky scene of usurpation claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Nations
Soviet’ Union
United Nations
Special Committee
Suez
Hungary
Imre Nagy
Janos
Frances Delauter
So i
Pleasant
United States
Soviet Union
Delauter Delauter wedding in Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Miss Janice Louise Cashour daughter of Mr and Mrs Kemp Cashour Braddock Heights married Eugene Delauter son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Delauter near Myersville on June 15 in the Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Rev C Basil Grossnickle officiated. Bride wore a blue nylon dress with white accessories and a corsage of white rose. The couple will reside at 8 East Third Street Frederick after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delauter
Vas
Janice Louise Cashour
Kemp Cashour
Braddock Heights
Eugene 5
Elmer Delauter
Myersville
Ati P. m
Grossnickle
Church of the Brethren
My~lersville
C. Basil Grossnickle
Frederick High School
Hood College
U. S. Army
Hamilton Homes
Frederick
East Third Street
Fights Highlight AP Roundup of Boxing and FFA News
A Chicago bout saw Bobby Boyd outpoint Rocky Castellani in a 160 pound clash. Maryland FFA honors Walkersville junior William Powell as Star Farmer of Maryland at the state convention. The event also covered aging population themes and a Merger celebration for the United Church of Christ in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOP Ffa
William D. Powell Jr
William BD. Powell
Walkersville
Future Farmers
fOf America
University of Maryland
Sheing
Maryland
FFA
Personal notices and family updates from Easton and beyond
Mr Elmer 1 Ehleman vice president Western Maryland East 16 Serve aS e executive com Safe Deposit As annual dinner meeting held at Easton Mr and Mrs Jake Covell returned home on West 7th St after visiting Mr and Mrs 2 Williams and sons af St Louis Mo Pic Mary E ter of Mr and Shoemaker near named to Fe Gordon Ga on June 21 following a 15 day reave at the home of her parents Pfc Shoemaker was also a 3 day guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Nobile and family of Garrison NY Mr and Mrs John B. Cramer 22st Pilot Knob Road St Paul Minn announce the birth of their second daughter Crystal Lorene on May Mrs Cramer is the former Joyce Wiles daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles J Wiles RFD Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edison H Cramer of Sterling Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Ehleman
Western Maryland
Easton
Jake Covell
West 7Th
Williams
St Louis
Mary Eter
Fe. Gordon
Pfc. Shoemaker
Charles Nobile
Garrison
N.Y
John B. Cramer
Pilot Knob Road
St. Paul
Minn
Crystal Lorene
Cramer
Joyce Wiles
Charles J. Wiles
RFD
Edison H. Cramer
Sterling
All-Star Third Base Post Still Unsettled
AL fan vote keeps Kell, Bertoia, and McDougald vying for the starting at third base as Williams and Mantle push for outfield spots. Kell leads with 28.430, Bertoia 27.399, and McDougald 23.452 in the latest count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
George Kell
Detroit
Reno Bertoia
New
McDougald
Boston
Ted Williams
Yankee
Mickey Aiantle
Williams
Mantle
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital in 1957
Birth notices list the Burriss family of Dickerson welcoming a son Lawrence Nelson on Tuesday from Patricia Lloyd formerly of Barnesville. Paul Lambert Route 3 reports a son Donald Eugene born Wednesday. Richard Parker of Mr Airy greets Pamela Ann, a second daughter, Monday. Edward Kendra of 608 Lee Place welcomes James Paul, a fourth child, third son, Monday. Kenneth Schildt of Walkersville welcomes Pousias Lamar, a first son, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fune
Teddy Burriss
Dickerson
Lawrence Nelson
Burriss
Patricia Lloyd
Barnesville
Paul Lambert
Route 3
Donald Eugene
Lambert
Esther Louise Fogle
Frederick
Richard Parker
Airy
Pamela Ann
Edward Kendra
Lee Place
James Paul
Kenneth Schildt
Walkersville
Pousias Lamar
Mondey
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Major and Aldermen decide to appoint two linemen due to increased electrical work and discuss hiring a civil engineer for street paving. Daniel Besti, an Ox Fibre Brush Works employee, falls 14 feet into an elevator shaft, suffers bruises. Western Maryland Railroad freight wreck near Rocky Ridge blocks main line for hours. Young Orioles defeat Young Americans 15 to 9 on East Third Street diamond. Kemp and Newman win with Thomas, Johnson, and Thomas in pitching. Mr V Smith sprains his right ankle stepping from a wagon at Merk and Fourth streets near Mrs Frank Staub’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMR
Daniel Besti
EAS
Western Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Young Orioles
Young Americans
East Third Street
A. Kemp
P. Newman
F. Thomas
M. Johnson
C. Thomas
Unio
Mrr
Frank V. Staub
Merk End
Fourth Streets
Mr. v. Smith
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Garbage wrangles between the city and its contractor Cheries H Masser reached a head when no harriable refuse was hauled to the incinerator plant. The Board of Aldermen at a special meeting executed two supplementary agreements enabling Masser to realize $360 a month more than his original contract. The Frederick Junior Fire Company Auxiliary won the $50 first prize for best auxiliary in the State Firemen’s Association convention parade at Easton. Brunswick won first prize for best company in line with no apparatus or band. Dr Ignatius Borreli, Superintendent of the Maryland State School for the Deaf, was elected president of the American Instructors for the Deaf at the convention in New York. Harlowe M. Cline of Myersville and Roland E. Watkins of Monrovia are attending the ROTC camp at Fort Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries H. Masser
Board of Alderman
Masser
Frederick Junior Fire Company
State Firemen's Association
Easton
Brunswick
Ignatius Biorlee
Maryland
Vocabulary Builder Note From English Lesson Drift
A fragmented lesson focuses on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights commonly misused terms such as cause and pronounces Orion with emphasis on the second syllable while urging daily vocabulary growth and dissemination of words within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gokuus
Orion
Travel Council and C of C Guests in Oakland Visit
Frederick delegates Joseph F. Rhoderick and Paul W. McAuliffe returned from a Maryland conference at Oakland. Fourty Travel Council delegates and twenty Chambers of Commerce members and families enjoyed five days in Oakland camps and motels free of charge as thanks for promotional campaigns supporting Oakland and Western Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Paul W. McAuliffe
Maryland Travel Council
Maryland Council of Chambers of Commerce
Oakland
Travel Council
Chambers of Commerce
Maryland
Chamber Council
Cuntry
Mars and Travel Council
the & Delegates
West
Alexandria
Vir
Rhoderick
Hospital Notes Include Two Surgeries and Birthday Mention
Among The Sick Mr Harold Lo Lydard Center aide entered Frederick Memorial Hospital yesterday for surgery and is in satisfactory condition. Mr Charles E Engle RFD 5 admitted June 12 and underwent surgery and is getting along as well as can be expected. He observed his 88th birthday May 3. Market prices list corn at 36.50 per bushel barley 70 cents per bushel and no quotation for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lo Lydard
Center Aidei
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Engle
Freder Memorial Hospital
Deterrent Rise From Clean Bomb Strategy
Washington reports a dramatic shift to a clean bomb doctrine meant to deter war. The policy promises to protect civilians by avoiding fallout while reserving a dirty bomb for extreme cases.
Social Security fight ends in survivor payments
The article describes Mrs. Stephenson's battle to receive Social Security survivor benefits after her husband Lt Cmdr Richard Stephenson died. An annulment and remarriage complicated eligibility, but a judge ruled the Social Security Act should be liberally interpreted. If the agency does not appeal, she will get back payments from July 1935 and ongoing until her youngest child turns 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Richard Stehe
Phenson
Philadelphia
White House
Sicily
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
London
Moscow
United States
Commuunists
America
Korea
Ttme
Peiping
Britain
Europe
Asia
Stephenson
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Hine
Ray Henry
The Survival of the Free World Victory for Science
A fragment notes a great victory for science as part of a broader triumph for freedom. It emphasizes the survival of democratic values and scientific achievement in a global context. The snippet hints at moral and political stakes without detailing events or actors.
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