U S strength in Pacific signals vast force
Secretary Dulles disclosed powerful American Pacific strength in Bangkok amid Manila pact talks. The force includes 400 naval vessels with carriers, 350,000 sailors and Marines, 300,000 Army troops, 30 jet squadrons, and US-based strategic air units. It backs half a billion dollars annually for Korean, Formosan, and Indochina force training, a clear warning to Communist expansionists.
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Pacific
United States
Japan
John Foster Dulles
Bangkok
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Far East
China
Formosa
Indochina
Wao Tze-tune
Chou En-lai
Seventh Fleet
Public School Trustees Sought in Frederick 1955
Edward D. Storm appeals for non partisan candidates to join the Frederick Md district school board to share legal duties and advance public education. He cites rising demands with more schools and teachers and urges interested residents to apply for appointment. Also reports a 1955 auction at White TV on North Market with prices realized for household goods and a Frederick print.
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Frederick
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
North Coney Sty
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Board of Education
North Market Street
EF. Sachse and Co
Baltimore
Ohn Ponton
Mre. Ponton
Letters To The Editor No Need To Change School Law
Former Senator Storm argues against altering public school law in a letter to the editor. He notes citizen concerns over education, praises the Junior Chamber of Commerce for discussing reforms, and warns elected school boards could dilute accountability while lawfully structured trustees already hold defined powers and duties.
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Storm
Eder
Sur
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Teavest Ie
Frederick
Thes
Acon
Bach Scauli
Miubine Itere
Bylo Ora
Rome
Shool
Joe Puldir Sethey Lave
Macviarn
Scheal
Fredrick County
Board of Education
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Column
Fifty years ago items from The News on March 1 1905 note work resuming on a Mt Airy B and O passenger depot after weather delays. The M J Grove Lime Company wins silver at a world fair exhibit. Frederick Baseball Association plans a benefits show with Fisher's Minstrels on April 3. Weakly WisT Club at G Wesley Kinchey home reports seven games per table. prizes awarded to Miss Courines Williams and Harri Kefauver. Editorial argues a city election should be nonpartisan with management of it separate from politics.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mt. Airy
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick Baseball Association
Fisher's Minstrels
City Opera House
WIST
G. Wesley Kinchey
Courines Walliams
Harri J. Kefauver
Bertha Zimmerman
Keeler
Twenty Years Ago Ihems From The Columne Of The News
A column from March 1, 1805 notes state senate action on promissory notes to printers, election of Dr W W Watson as president of the Frederick Continental Street, a Lynch Lodge birthday dinner for George Washington at Masons Temple, Judge Dandrey Sloan as speaker, and William C Grove urging state tax contributions with a suggestion of selling tags by a state policeman.
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Frederick
State Senate
le Tare
WW. BR Watson
Frederick Contiental
T. L Kader
George Washington
Lynch Lodge
Masons Temple
Dandrey Sloan
Cumberland
William ¢. Grove
Zonta Fashion Show Monday at Key Hotel
The Zonta club hosts a Supper and Fashion Show next Monday evening at the Key Hotel with a 6 30 start. Town and Country Shop presents spring and summer fashions, hats by Mrs Mary Beatty, chaired by Mrs Marjorie Etchison. Proceeds support community projects including drives, a Christmas party for Esther F Grinaze Kindergarten, Crippled Children aid, playground equipment, Salvation Army dressing dolls, hospital work, library fund, scholarships and more.
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Zonta Club
Evenina
iFrancis Scot
Key Hotel
Mary Beatty
Sny‘Aarts
Ken Horsperger
Marjorie Etchison
Telude Vis
Norma Etzier
Vir‘ginia Thomas
Melen ‘Smith
Marie Young
Esther F. Grinaze
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
A prominent American business man suffers a heart attack at 35. During a long recovery he prays daily for healing and strength. He resolves to live, hoping God will guide him through each day, and continues praying until age 73. He then offers daily gratitude for the Lord’s presence and healing.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Hank You
Imp
Tomorcow
Etermls
Morality and Courage Drive Amid Red Cross Appeal
Washington columnist David Lawrence laments intellectual inertia on moral issues and analyzes UN legitimacy and Peiping China. The piece notes past governments in exile, NATO terms, and U N actions while urging moral courage, then reports Red Cross drives, local campaign leaders, and a 1955 fundraising goal to support humanitarian services nationwide.
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Tampa
China
Formosa
United Nations
Korea
Britain
Peiping
United States
London
de Gaulle
Petam
Faris
France
Piiping
The
Red China
Karyea
Afro Asian Bandung Conference Draws Western Fears
Washington observers note Asian and African nations invited to Bandung April 18 24 seek new alliances while wary of hidden Western aims The Bandung lineup includes Egypt Liberia Saudi Arabia Iran Japan Philippines and Pakistan among others with debate over its potential to counter SEATO and Western influence while dismissing a formal anti Western bloc formation.
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Peter Edson
NER
Washington
Washington—Inbai
Bandung
Indonesia
Britain
Canada
United States
Colombo
Bornia
Ceylon
Burma
Pakistan
Indochina
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Labia
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Gold Coast
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Central African Federation
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Blackad
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Tha Yurn Yoon
Parkes
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Tet
Glilupia
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Manila
Philippines
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Qlos
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Eral
Intia
Pakestan
Ceilan
Taran
Davan
Orioles Practice Opens Daily Ahead of Spring Training
Breach, Florida report says the Baltimore Orioles begin daily practice as manager Paul Teehards and the White Sox skip spring training desks to start sessions. Early tweets hint at adjustments and possible re scheduling of afternoon drills amid player rest and lineup shuffles.
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Miaw
Baltimore Orioles
Earis Yos
Weather praise and proponent Luf Burrow noted
A fragmentary notice praises the weather forecaster N. A. Luf Burrow for his weather innovations and steady mental acuity despite occasional procrastination. It mentions views on weather and his dues in a celebratory tone.
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Luf
Iran
Egypt Says Israel Made Sneak Attack
Cairo accuses Israel of a covert strike along the Israel Egypt border killing 37 to 38 Egyptians and wounding about 30. Israel claims Egyptians crossed into Gaza to attack an Israeli unit and says fighting continued into Gaza with unspecified Israeli casualties. The UN truce agency supported Egypt’s version.
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Cairo
Esi Pt
Ierses
Unleashim&e
Palestine
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Jerusalem
Gaza
Israel
Jordan
Swurueniao Sak
Ath Lue
U.N
Palestine Affairs
Salah Gohar
Browningsville Homemakers Club Hosts February Meeting
Browningsville Homemaker's Club met February 16 at Mrs. Duvall's home with twelve members and two visitors. President Mrs. Helena Lewis led the session, Ruth Beall read an essay, and new members Mrs. Henry Newman and Mrs. Joyce Beall joined. Dress and pattern tips were shared by clothing chairs Mrs. Beall and Mrs. Leanah Day.
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Browningsville
Ole Duvall
Edward Beall
Brownings Ile
Bible Thoughts Belief From Moral Viewpoint
A short quotation attributed to Dr. Arnoig discusses shaping belief through moral perspective, emphasizing turning to God as a result of self-originating reasoning. The text frames belief as a consequence of viewing life morally and reflecting on scripture.
Alarming Rise In Maryland Mental Hospital Patients
Dr. Clifton T. Perkins, commissioner of the Department of Mental Hygiene, reported an 86 percent five year increase in patients from 1 912 to 3 333 to financial committees in the General Assembly. The budget proposal seeks 21 470 157 more than last year, including 411 829 for seven new positions to handle the rise and expand facilities. Overcrowding remains, with capacity at 9 032 and 2 003 more patients than capacity.
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Olisia
General Assembly
Clifton T. Perkins
Department of Mental Histone
Perkins
Thurmont High Band Has an Outstanding Year
Thurmont High School Band with 28 players and 30 potential beginners is enjoying an excellent year under James L. Fisher. The group has performed publicly and plans a spring concert. The Thurmont PTA funded new drum equipment and a French horn, with a second horn donated by Rueben Canlan of Colonial Waste Shop via school instrument credits.
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Thurmont High School
James L. Fisher
Thurmont P. T. A
Rueben Canlan
Colonial Waste Shop
Stay 4H Club Hosts February Meeting
Charlotte Remsberg hosted the Stay 4 H Club at their February gathering welcoming Eleanor King and Judy Grimes as new members. A special work meeting was planned for March 3 at Rachel Remsberg’s. Mrs Earl Remsberg and Mrs Harry Remsberg attended as leaders. Recreation Night is set for March 8. Betsy Levington demonstrated group recreation with members joining in. The next meeting will be March 12 at the Grange Hall in Adamstown.
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Star 4H
Charlotte Remsberg
Bucheystown
Fia
Eleanor King
Judy Grimes
Rachel Remsberg
Mindteuroi Mass Tn
Earl Remsberg
Harry Remsberg
Betsy Levington
Grange Hall
Adamstown
Soviet Government Elevates Four Deputy Premiers in Shakeup
In Moscow the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet promoted four veteran officials to deputy premiers, and raised three deputy premiers to first deputy status as part of a major government reshuffle since Marshal Nikolai Bulganin became premier. Western observers link the moves to a shift toward heavy industry under Khrushchev.
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Moscow
Commuunist Party
Nikita 5. Khrushchev
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