Local News Front Page Summary
The grand brief item reflects a 1958 issue of The News from Verdeseh Maryland, detailing publication details and subscription rates. It notes the paper is a local news and AP dispatch carrier, with price lists for mailed and archived copies and a March 7 date.
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Concession or Trap in Soviet Talks Precedes Summit
Washington dispatch reports the Soviet Union may offer a concession or a trap as talks with the United States attempt to precede a world leaders summit. President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles were briefed by Soviet Ambassador Ay Menshikov to assess the switch while seeking substantive agreements ahead of any summit. The piece analyzes potential outcomes for global diplomacy and the American economy amid rising Cold War tensions and weather-related delays in sports and education news.
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United States
Eisenhower
Dulles
Mikhail Ay Menshikov
Moscow
Bulgakin
Gromyko
David Lawrence Washington
Anerica
Europe
Anx
America
Globe
Charles
Ton Ae
Economic revival through tax reform proposed
A 1958 column argues for broad tax revision to stimulate American business, citing Germany’s success and Britain’s slower recovery. It suggests a five year plan shifting to lower personal rates and a 42 percent corporate ceiling, backed by analysis from First National City Bank and economist Charles Phillips. The piece urges long term focus beyond 1958 and invites reader responses.
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West Germany
Brtain
America
Congress
Jook
United States
Sadeak
Connecticu
Herrlong
Florida
First National
Banketer
Saydit
Charles Phillips
Bates College
Jie
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Little Savings Co
Humad
Frederick W. Obexnerfer
Freel
Tome
Univick Street
Madant Public Co Commaision
Federal Communications Commission
Frederick
Robert L. Shipley
Wien
Callom
A.M. Mall
JesTarsnn
Benjamin L. Shupe
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Mariners Jad
Will National Bank
Am Overwhelming
Fredtorlen
Nleely
New York
Letters and ideas mix with politics in editorial jumble
A fragmented column critiques readers letters while mixing political and social commentary. It notes readers respond to appeals for public engagement, cites university voices and papers, and mentions a memorial for Frederick Notelosh and petitions to investigate radio conditions.
Fragmented history notes from 1789 to 1946 and beyond
A garbled miscellany lists names and events spanning centuries including Know America’s adversaries, 1789 figures like David W. C. Olyphant, 1888 Edward Payson Roe, 1918 Daniel D. Palmer, 1860s Luther Burbank, 1946 Sewell Ford, and 1876 Bell patents. It references Births, deaths, and scattered historical markers with multiple OCR errors and disjointed phrases.
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Union
Oranze’Co
Daniel D. Palmer
Davenholt
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Ginada
Luther Burbank
California
Mexico
American Legion Post
Lester
Marlins Cross
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Rhine
Lima
Wallace
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MacArthur
Korea
Red China
United States
Deaths of Elmer Brengle and Clarence Barrier
Obituary notices report the deaths of Elmer Brengle 64 in St Hegeburg and Clarence C Barrier 66 in Detour. Brengle, former Gove PB TelePhone Co. employee, lived in Pleasantville and St Petersburg. Barrier was a Jehovah's Witness and Detour resident with several children and relatives listed. Funeral arrangements incomplete. services planned at Walkersville and Chipel cemetery near Liberty town.
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Winchester
Kamcock
Hagerstown
Brautswick
Pleasantville
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E. Gilsworth
Keinieth
New York
Anel
John W. Ware
J.thomas Brengle
City
Thomas Wald
Hillemontas
Pauline ¥ Brengle
San Feranasseo
Calif
Ernest R. Brengin
Jonesbuto
Tenn
Howard A. Schildt
York
Millard
M. Main
Ingerstown
Stormi
G. E. Breygle
Emil Shrober
Wayne Shioher
Paul S$. Hrengle
Montgomery
Ala
David L Brengle
Middletown
Obituary Notice for Bryankshiver in Hassel Nursing
Side Glances a Bryankshiver NE Washington died at Hassel Nursing Home. Wife Sarah Chirehl pleaded guilty to a charge related to a fatal incident in Malibu California. Viola Fisher held in public order matters. A son, siblings, and nieces attend. Friends may visit Snowden Funeral Home Rockville after 5 pm Saturday. Funeral services Sunday Mach Q at Beall’s Chapel Dickerson with interment in chapel cemetery.
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Washington
Hassel
Sarah Chirehl
Ilushband
Jennie
Rollins
Malibu
Calif
Last Japler
Viola Fisher
Chréne Hollins
Snowden
Rockville
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Beall's Chapel
Dickerson
Marshall W. Reed
Marshall W. Heed
Thurmont
Thismont
Sacoh
Margaret Reed
Leotla M. Willard Reedy
Reed
Robert
Lawrence
Thusmont
Lee Weddle
Corday Shuff
Catoctin
Creager Funneral
Funeral Home
Ivan "G. _ Naugle
Blue Ridge
Charles Rieley
Atlanta
Zula Compher Rieley
Point jOf Rocks
Rieley
Southern Railroad
Evelyn Rigtey
George M. Ricley
Hines
Post iLincoln Cemetery
Thurmont funeral notices mix with national church move
Funeral services for William MecKiney Baker and Ruby Elaine, plus tributes to Marshall Reed and Charles Rieley, dominate Thurmont area notices. Interments set at Molins Olivet, Keysville, Blue Ridge and Post Lincoln. local clergy officiate with Rev. Troy Orr and Rev. Linwood Rollins among others. Cardinal Freeman to move to Rome noted in national brief.
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Jefferson-Broad Butt Road
Bread Run
East Church Street
Hoy
WL. Allhouse
Evangelical United
Church of Christ
Frank Trooper
Homer J. Uarvey
William T. Kabrick
Garland Curfer
Clarence A. Hulfer
Norman Geiser
Tuterment
Molins
Olivet Camelevy
M. R. Elebison
Sony
Union
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Stritela Lartzler
Churchill Abrasion Row Blurs Sister Drunkenness Case
In New York on television's Night Beat, Churchill refused to discuss his sister Sarah's drunkenness charge, citing family privacy. The segment included references to Thomas M. Eichelberger, a Frederick insurance man and AAA representative seeking to register wills, while Churchill, self-described journalist, argued interviews should avoid family matters and personal insults.
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New York
Randolph
Churchill
Sarah
California
Winston Churchill
John Wingate
Eichelberger
Thomas M. Eichelberger
American Automobile Association
Frederick
Frederics County
Louis E. Eichelberger
Frederick City
United States Coast Guard
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Aleutian Islands
Fifty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items include a Shookstown incident where Toy Putman and others hauled wood down a mountain. A wagon mishap broke a line, sending the boy under wheels but muddy ground saved him. no bones broken. Dr Charley Zimmerman, inventor of a flying machine, spoke of his New York practice. The Frederick tax assessment bill awaiting approval. W. F. and G. Bit directors debate rail line scope and franchise changes. Governor Croyhennis appoints Albert M. Cob Jentz notary public.
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Ak. Toy Putman
Shookstown
Greenberry Put
Allen
High Knob
Hewig
Saidte
Charley Vv. Zimmerman
Braddork Heights
New York City
Atchers
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Croyhensias
Albert M. Cob. Jentz
Middletown
Parade of Farm Leaders and Student Pageant at Local School
A late Farmers' of America president Willi Powell attends a dance regency where Miss Marlin receives an opal jewelry set. The feature lists finalists and longtime locals at PRANKUINVILLE SCHOOL including May Wauver Thur mont and Grace Fry among many names, with a commentary on reader satisfaction and newspaper aims.
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Willi Powell
Farmers’ of America
Miss Marlin
Prankuinville School
Ars
May Wauver
Thurmont
Charles
Lauyer
LO Yoon
William Zontz
Grace Fry
Callifiowers
Peace committee formed in Cuba backed by church
The National Conciliation Committee, created last night with Roman Catholic Church backing, seeks to work for peace in Cuba. Comprised of two former vice presidents, a banker, and a priest, it plans interviews with all opposition groups to gather their points of view, though no talks with Fidel Castro's rebels are confirmed.
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Pulgencio Batista
Billing Machine Error Rebuffs 200 California Customers
SANDFRANCISCO TM-Standard Co apologized to 200 customers yesterday and said they did not owe 225.58 each. A faulty button on a billing credit reader caused erroneous charges of 225.58 per person on February 25, 1958. A spokesman said customers were not clearly notified.
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