War threat analysis and foreign policy notes in 1958 column
A Frederick News page from March 18 1958 discusses the risk of accidental war amid Cold War tensions. It cites Anthony Nutting on not counting on missteps, and analyzes Berlin, Korea, Formosa, and Suez incidents as potential triggers. It notes nuclear deterrence and warns against peace at any price while considering summit talks with the USSR.
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Fusion milestone claims in Japan and rival claims arise
Osaka University announces first nuclear fusion reaction achieved in Japan in a non explosive test with temperatures cited near one million degrees and prospects to reach five million. Soviet tests from fifty years ago are recalled as a broader nuclear power context while mixed local notices recount unrelated legal and civic items from the era.
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Vanguard I Superior To Other Satellites
European newspapers hail Vanguard I as superior to other satellites for higher and faster travel. Critics note its small size but praise its impact on US morale. Editors nickname it with playful monikers while discussing its scientific significance and public contest prizes.
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London Daily Express
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Questions on labor, voting and liberty in free America
Questions arise from testimony before the Senate committee on rackets about union political spending and campaign activity. Ralph W. Gwynn cites figures from 1966 elections showing heavy labor involvement, money, workers, and ads. He argues that coercive tactics threaten work rights and constitutional liberties in a free country.
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Death notices from a Maryland area obituary page
Multiple obituary notices report deaths of Mrs. Myrth A Gillings at 79 Nuth Market Street aged 70 from an illness, with services at the local funeral home and Mount Oliver cemetery. Surviving son John Willis Gillings and brother Claude Moberly noted. several nieces and nephews also listed. The article also lists Wade Harner Sr and Nora Eben Harner of Taneytown with death at Annie Warner Hospital, and services set for Taneytown. D B Hollebaugh and other local names appear with details of survivors and church affiliations. Additional notices for Mrs. Dighla Blunebaugh Hollenbaugh of Union Bridge, Mrs. Willa Mert Hert of Gapland, and a baby’s service in Brownsville are included with funeral arrangements and interment locations.
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Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local Obituaries and Funeral Details From Bolivar Area
The section records multiple deaths with services and burial details. Clara Virginia Roberts died at 74 in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Rhoda Bereaw Stambaugh, 70, formerly of York, Pa, died at Pleasant Acres Gettysburg. Tanson Longerbeam, 1 las, of Bolivar, Va, died in Baker VA Hospital after two months illness, with Lutheran Church rites. Surviving relatives listed include children, siblings, and spouses. Funeral arrangements note chapels in Harpers Ferry, Bolivar, and York region with interments at Mt. Olivet and Fairview Lutheran Cemetery.
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York
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Pleasant Acres
Gettysburg
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Emmitsburg
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Clara It
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Charles Ridge
Emntilsburg
Funeral Rites For Marty Marlow Orrison Held At East Street Church
Funeral services for Marty Marlow Orrison, who died Thursday, were held Monday at 2 pm at East Street Church with Rev Dr Raymond Wilhelm officiating. Pallbearers were nephews Austin Kemp, Lemuel Shafer, Elliott Shafer, Maynard Wachter, George Wachter, and Allen Wachter. Interment followed at Mount Olivel cemetery. STOP SIGN CHARGE A ten day notice was sent to Richard McManey of Mt St Mary’s College, Emmitsburg, by Justice of the Peace Boy Metz on a charge of failing to stop at a stop sign. Mrs Ida G Manuel, aged 10, died Friday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs Lilian Springer. Geese spotted in Braddock Heights forming a V over the area heading north. WMirth? Westies... tax cut talks show no decision yet at White House conference.
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Words for Daily Use in English Lessons
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Presidental attire inquiry yields civilian status in uniform doubt
The president is a civilian though Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. Science notes earths pace and space travel remain unlikely, while researchers focus on regions where such events might occur.
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Twenty Years Ago Hens From The Columns JOC The News
Twenty years back items note the Board of Aldermen buying a 4,000 street tauler and addressing delinquent wire accounts with reported totals around 10,000 dollars. Storm, president of the United Fire Company, urges to unite at the State Firemen's convention, marking the 50th anniversary of Frederick founding.
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Illness and Injury Notes From Frederick Area
A Frederick Memorial Hospital update reports six year old Harry DeGawer entering for surgery and Charles McG Mathias Jr sustaining a broken finger at Washington airport. Young Charles Green Tru returned home from University Hospital Baltimore after observation. Mrs Fisler Fogle is confined with pleurisy. William Grabill Sr. entered for surgery near Johnsville. Charles Stoll recovers at home after an accident at M J Grove Lime Company. Stull treated at hospital then discharged after injuries.
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Couneil Street
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Sanford
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Local Births and Anniversaries Highlight Community Personal News
Mr Herman Titus of Market Spare celebrates a List birthday on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Donald Sullivan of RFD 5 announce the birth of their second child and first son Michael Marino born Friday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sullivan is the former Evelyn Stup. Rev James Summers of Frederick celebrated his first birthday on March 12, son of Samuel and Mrs Summers of Frederick Route 1. Dorsey Nichol son and Hyattstown couple celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary on March 20. Mearns Fuller of Baltimore and Ruth Keeney announce the birth of their second child, a son Mearns Fuller born Saturday at Franklin Square Hospital.
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Suislivan
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International Paper buys Lord Baltimore Press for 17 million
International Paper Co. completed the purchase of Lord Baltimore Press Inc in Baltimore for about 17 million dollars. The deal was settled with 190,000 shares of International Paper stock valued at 64 dollars a share at the New York Stock Exchange. Lord Baltimore Press will operate with current personnel under International Paper management.
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Cash for News Tips Offered by The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites tips on local news events for March with paid rewards. Tips received weekdays evenings, Saturdays morning, Sundays evening. top five stories earn up to five dollars total and editors will publish prize winners. Send tips to Monument 21177.
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