Beall Delays Run as Rumors Spark Engagement News
Senator Beall waits to see who wants him for reelection in 1958 as he jokes about engagements. Mrs Joseph Pazdersty announces a fiancee for E Myers of Washington area while Beall comments on possible governor succession and avoids political trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Beall
Joseph C. Pazdersty
Gambrill Park Road
E Myers
Airs
Washington
Mare
E. Edward Myers
Asion Bridge
Beall
R Md
Seithes
Joseph F. Mel
Caffrey
McCaffrey
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
Hoover calls out pseudo-liberals in fight against communism
The FBI director condemns pseudo-liberal influence as a threat to national security. He argues some claim anticommunism yet seek to curtail government power, aiding American Communists. He urges eternal vigilance to safeguard freedom and extend its influence worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
500 Year Old Craze Rock Roll Mania Across the Globe
The piece notes rock and roll spreading worldwide from the United States and affecting youth culture. Psychologists compare it to a 14th century dance epidemic, suggesting it reflects deprivation and a hunger for value beyond material things and calls for guiding youth toward lasting eternal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Psychopathological Association
Joost A. M. Meerle
Columbia University
Europe
Dr. Meerle
Model meeting speaker to address Braddock Heights Optimist Club
Joseph F. Rhoderick Frederick Chamber of Commerce executive manager will headline the Braddock Heights Optimist Club meeting at the firehouse Tuesday night. His talk on The Chamber of Commerce and Community Progress will note growth in membership and national publicity from chamber efforts. Col Leslie S. Moore Fort Detrick deputy commander and club program chair will also discuss the testimonial dinner for C Lease Bussard Optimist International president at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Thursday March 14 with a projected full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Frederick
Leslie S. Bmoore
Fort Detrick
Baltimore Motor Vehicles Warn Employees About Plate Numbers
Commissioner Frank Small Jr. directed all employees to issue license plates in consecutive order without gaps and warned of disciplinary action for violations. Maryland’s new white on green 1957 tags are being issued now and must be on autos by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & — Motor Vehicles
Frank Small I Jr
Last Of Two Major Obstructions Removed
U N salvage operations clear one of two major Suez Canal obstructions. A German hoist removed a large dredger near the Bitter Lake and towed it northward. The sunken K ub Edgar Bonser remains a hazard as Egyptian permission and explosives removal must precede further work. President Nasser uses the delay to press for Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza.
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Suez
Egyveor 2
U.N
Suez Canal
Bitter Lake
Ry Edgar Bonser
Persmission
Nasser
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Ane
Dear Frederick, I received a handsome Black Diamond snake belt from a friend in Montana. It was made by Mohawk Indians and is on exhibition at W. W. Fleming's store.
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Charles M. Schaeffer
Frederick
Montana
W. W. Fleming
Anniversary Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Harvey Stambaugh
Mr and Mrs Harvey Stambaugh Rocky Ridge observed their forty fourth wedding anniversary with a 2 dinner hosted by their children at the home of Mr and Mrs Franklin Stambaugh Rocky Ridge. Daughters in law served the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Jehildren
Franklin Stambaugh
Rocky i Ridge
Thomas Robert Eader
iSgt
Thomas R. Eader
jAmph. Truck Co
Philo. Truex
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Cuba
Donald G. Gerrick
Gerrick
Airs
Grayson J. Haller
Naval Base
China Lake
Calif
Great Lakes
Kentland
Ind
Alice King
North Market Street
Tampa
Fla
Stanley King
Nevin Waskey
Harold Waskey
Paul DeLauter
Mifflintown
DeLauter
Seminary Hospital
iDr. DeLauter
jWaskey
Masons Trench Cave-In Traps Workers in Little Rock
Several tons of earth and rock cave in on an excavation site in Little Rock's business district. Officials say four to eight workmen are believed trapped beneath the slide as rescue efforts begin.
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Little Rock
Ark
Miss Keller Weds Clyde Korrell Crum in Navy Ceremony
Miss Catharine Springer Keller of Abesion married Clyde Korrell Crum of Richfield Farm near Harmin in a seven thirty ceremony at the Visitation Academy. The bride wore a white chiffon gown with a pink carnation bouquet and was attended by her sister. The groom, serving with the Armed Forces, will report for duty soon after a small reception. the couple plans a wedding trip.
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Clyde Korrell Crum
Tnee
Catharine Springer Helfer
Catharine Springer Keller
Abesion
Otho Ideau
Keller
Brice E
James T. Mills
Montclair
Crum
Richfield Farm
Harmin
Honor Dantony Grove
Battsneake
Paul Strine
Andjat
Visitation
Twenty Years Ago Honor Rolls Of Milk Shippers Announced
The Chestnut Farms Division of the National Dairy Products Corporation released the honor rolls for 1956 listing top milk shippers with average bacteria counts within limits. Local shippers on the smaller list are named by town, including Leesburg Purcellville Frederick Jefferson and more, with many entries spanning multiple firms and individuals.
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Chestnut ‘Farms
National’ ‘Dairy Products Corporation
Washington
G. W. Trillippe
Lucketts
T J. W. Shirley
Westminster
Ogilvie
Hamilton
H.C. Rogers
A. J. Elgin
Leesburg
A. L. Hargett
Frederick
A. W. Williams
J. C
W. W. Beall
iClarksburg
O. C. Smith
Jefferison
J. T. Lee
J. W. Page
C. RB. Harman
W. C. Wilson
Purcellville
Monroe
Cochran
Hamiton
W. Coole
Robert Whitman
E. C. Norman
Purcelville
R. S. Wachter
iKeymar
Loudoun Dairy Farms, Inc
M. W.clark
E. R. Brown
B. Welsh
Lees
H. L. Smith
Jefferson
Green
R. W. Linthicum
Union Bridge
Hull
New Market
W. Z. Tucker
G. S
E. F. Myers
T ‘Nile
I. G. & RC. Beall
Stairs
Clarksburg
G. C. Elliott
Walter
I Airy
W. N. Hatch
Leesburgs
A Bromley
Edge
Carrie Payne
Mont
C. Stauffer
Walkersville
Duction Credit Association
Ray Hilton and Son
Monrovia
Fi Io
L. Myers
Middletown
B. Covey
Thelip
jBiser
R. M. Matt J
Hi Unie
Dicker
Warren
Middleburg
S. R
Ford
Wiles
W. W. Ever
Pauline R. Ford
Pennsylett
Bruce Thomp
Dickerson
Amy R
Spring Concert Plans For Thurmont High Band
Plans are underway for Thurmont High School Band to hold a spring concert on March 29 at 8 p m at the Thurmont High School. Admission will be free due to generous support of last year’s uniform fund. The band currently has 36 members with future growth expected as younger musicians join.
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Thurmont High School
Imear
County Board of Education
J James L. Fisher
Livestock and farming notices in Frederick County briefing
Frederick County Livestock pro cess hosts a Friday meeting on production and marketing problems with University of Maryland experts leading discussions. Conservation maps are expanding for 600 farmers. guidance on oats lime and soil health is highlighted, plus recent property deeds and a youth acquittal in Trial Magistrate Court.
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H. R. Shoemaker
Frederick County Livestock Process
Mr. Pleasant Grange Hall
E. C. Leffel
J. R. Ferguson
Boyd T. Whittle
University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department
Ithe Grange Hall
Catoctin
Frederick Soil Conservation District
Asi Soil Conservation District
SCS
Soil Conservation District
Fred
Exick
University of Maryland
Clinton
Andrew
Ajax
Clarion
Clintaffe
Craig
Maryland
University of Maryland Extension Service
Lme
Emmitsburg and Surrounding Families Visit Over Weekend
Mrs. Charles B. Shorb and Emmitsburg correspondent report visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Callan and family Frederick. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Leonard and son. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Houck and family. Mr. and Mrs. David Arnold Westminster. Mrs. Austin Stoner and family from Baltimore. Mrs. Alice Stoner and J. Donald Stoner. Mrs. William Topper and child with Upton Austin in Tanestown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Joy and Donald Joy from Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Keyser of Creagerstown. Michael Shorb ill with grippe. Harry Jones and daughters Susan and Sandy return to Waldenston, Massa, after visiting Chas. E. Shorb family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Shorb
Emmitsburg
George Callan
Frederick
Richard J. Leonard
Edward Houck
David Arnold
Westminster
Arnold
Alr
James Arn
Austin Stoner
Baltimore
Stoner
Alice Stoner
J. Donald Stoner
William Topper
Upton Austin
Tanes Town
Joseph C. Joy
Donald Joy
Hubert Joy
Grafton Keyser
Creagerstown
William Martin
Michael Shorb
Harry Jones
Susan
Sandy
Wallaston
Mass
Judgment and Spring Meeting Overview In Maryland
The article discusses the Epistle to Hebrews on judgment and its ethical implications, then reports the Western Section Maryland Home Economists Association spring meeting in Hagestown with updates on constitution formation, garden lightling talk, and attendees. It also notes a PTA meeting in Emmitsburg to discuss consolidation with the Thurmont school board and references the Detroit River nickname for Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Home Economies Association
Potomac Edison Company Home Service Department
Hagerstown
Betty Schmidt
Hagerstown Gas Company
Wiliam Dorrell
Catherine Mutchner
Potomac
Edison
Cumberland
Frederick
Orvil Boljduan
William Dorrell
Lloyd Graf
Noel Gross
Marietta Henderson
James _4. Kime
James Messersmith
Charles Murray
PTA
Emmitsburg
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New York Stock Exchange
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Cepatape
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Wee Marken & Bickext
Ronald D. Hemby
Robert V. Hemby
Braddock Heights
James Connally Air Force Base
Waco
Tex
of the News
Wwe
Carlton Molesworth
Birmingham
Aja
Clover Leaf Society
North Market Street School
Georg Washington
Martin Souther
C. Burgee
F. Tyeryar
A. Guynn
BR. Burgee
C. Tyeryar
N Hopwood
Nest
John L. Michael
Doubs
Charles D. Hickman
Julien Delphey
Carroll Park
Silas Murray
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Collins
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Paul J. Weddle
East Patrick Street
Miss Keller Bride
Davis Susie
Hood
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Samuel Baron
Jerome Roth
Bernard Garfield
John Barrows
David Glazer
Yale University
Carnegie Hall
Dallas Council On World Affairs
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Paul Hindemith
Antonio Vivaldi
Darius Milhaud
Jacques Ibert
AL Baugher
H. W.toms
Boonsboro
N.S. tLease
Austin Jyoukins
J. F. jRust
W. P. Frazier
A. W. Buxton
T. Grossnickle
Keymar
Wilcam
R. E. Jorgenson
Buckeststown
W. C. Murphy
Jiamsville
Stanley Leroy Dillon
RFC 2
Harpers, Ferry
W. Va
C. Co
Steele
Charles Victor Ramsburg
Thurmont
Harry Phillips
Gea Soren Me
Anna R. Fry
Jeferson
G. Clayton Smith
Oscar C. Smith
Malcolm R. Loy
Mary M. Koontz
Lugenbeel
Bury
Lingarmore
Norman R. Koontz
John N. Bartgisl
Sherman Avenue
Earl F. Starr
John Renn, Jr
Robert E. Renn
Gas House Pike
HJ. Frost
LeRoy Donald Stitely
Stitely
John Harry Getzandamer
Pleasant
Libertytown
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Edwin F. Nikirk
Alexandria
Vaut
Earl L. Douglass
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