Red China Present Danger analyzed by Dulles
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned that Chinese Communists pose an acute threat of war and risk provoking a broader conflict. He compared their leadership to Hitler in danger and noted Soviet support may wane, urging a pacific strategy to split the communist bloc in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Soviet Union
Dies Amed Haid
Poland
Hitler
Germany
Britain
United States
Pacific
China
Red China
Butter Served at Francis Scott Key Hotel Wows Local Dairyman
A Frederick reader praises the Francis Scott Key Hotel for serving stamped butter at meals, noting it supports the dairy industry in the county. The letter encourages further dairy support while a second item reports the FCC receiving Isaac L. Hankey’s application to build a base station and ten mobile radio units in Frederick, with the base at 404 Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Dan Wight Frederick
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Isaac L. Hankey
Frederick
404 Elm Street
Frederick delegates back YMCA plan and railway talks
Fifty years ago Frederick column notes Frederick delegates returned from Annapolis with interest in building facilities for boys and young men. An incorporators meeting for the Catnetin and Pen-Mar Railway Company will be held at Wolfsville to discuss halting the road from Wolfsville to Highfield and to Pen-Mar. Carpenters work on Opera House auditorium doors and new fire escapes. Harry F Shipley sold a house on East Fourth Street for 2000. The News editorial urges action on Frederick walk improvements and notes progress is uneven with some property owners immune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
YMCA
Annapolis
Catnetin and
Pen— Mar
Maryland Pegislature
Wolfsville
Highfield
Pen-Mar
Opera House
Harry F. Shipley
East Fourth Street
Ingamar W.allhaugh
Explosion at Trinity church endangers pastor in Georgia
Twenty Years Ago Of The News from March 28, 1935 reports an oil vapor explosion in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South furnace. Pastor Ralph M. Sharpe narrowly escaped serious injury. Also noted are improving health of Jef Fer son, sale of property at 12 East Fourth Street to Charles E. Stull, and Joseph Urner breaking his arm after a tricycle fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ralph M. Sharpe
GA. A. Talbott Brice
Jefferson
Mas
T. Arnold Whitmore
East Fourth Street
Charles E. Stull
Joseph Urner
Seland Street
HAL BOYLE ON WIVES SILENCES AND MARITAL TENSION
Boyle argues that a wife’s silence can be more perilous than chatter, confusing husbands who fear what she may be thinking. He notes men read silence as either fatigue or restraint while women use silence to signal deeper thoughts, prompting dramatic responses. Each side misreads, but a husband who values open talk preserves marital happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Mart
Mother Hubbard
Tangaya
Nither Sahon
Births and fire news from Frederick area
A son was born Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ames McSherts of Second Street. They also have three children. Congratulations are in order for the family. In Baltimore a church broadcast of oratorios by the Lavell Lane Church will be carried by Radio Free Europe. Rev Kenneth Ray Rose sails today for the event. Chimney fire at Doubs Calley apartments caused damage. Manor firemen responded Saturday night at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aencon
Great Southern Stg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Turdan Waa
Baltimore
Lavel Lane
Dethudret Church
Radio Free Europe
Kenneth Ray Rose
Arcmt Manor
Io’elack
Calley
Doubs
Jandletown
Elle Firls
Middletown
Valoniser
Walter Coblentz
Melvin Meeker
Ross Adams
Walter White
New Windsor PTA Contest Promotes Essays on Temperance
The New Windsor WCTU sponsored a speech contest at the PTA meeting. Pupils from junior and senior high wrote essays on temperance with out-of-town judges awarding first prize to Elizabeth Ann Cairns, second to Anita Harvey, and third to Reba Butfinite. Mrs. H. C. Rono presented prizes.
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ANEW
Windsor
New Windsor
WCTU
PTA
Elizabeth Ann Cairns
Anita Harvey
Reba Butfinite
Ronald Graham
Patricia Crabbs
Dane Waniy
H. C. Rono
Dorothy Elderdire
Carroll Rinehart
Leo Johns
Lewis Robson
Mehseen Harman
Edna Haines
Andrew Ho
Red Cross
Gladys Bowers
Edna Smith
Regina Roop
Marc Haines
Mane Ravense
Ceiwie Gale Hospital
Roanoke
Burgess
Janet Assets
Baltimore
Keeling
Red Cross Moves to Federated Charities Building Quarters
The Red Cross will relocate its headquarters to the Federated Charities building on South Market Street, sharing space with two major local charity agencies. Remodeling, funded jointly, includes a new basement entrance, finished rooms, storage, rest room, lighting, insulation, and updated heating. The move, set for April 15, combines operations and reduces overhead while keeping the Community Timespace nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Red Cross
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Charities
West Second Arom
Charles ¥. Main
The
Nevin T. R. Yee Ie
Om Rhadear Tasya Charities
Hicmilece
Comarctos
Coronary Disease Fought By Man Made Bloodshot Muscle
Los Angeles report on a surgical method to treat coronary disease using a talcum powder technique to irritate and enlarge tiny arteries in the heart muscle. Dr. Mazel of Edgewater Hospital Chicago cites 33 operations with two deaths in four years and notes quick recovery times. Dr. Thompson of New York originated the method and Mazel used a modified version.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Mazel
Edgewater Hospital
American Academy of General Practice
Assembly of the Nation
Samuel Thompson
New York City
Thompson
Syracuse And Fort Wayne in Playoffs
Syracuse Nationals and Fort Wayne Pistons, winners of the Eastern and Western divisions, prepared for the NBA finals set to open in Syracuse. Syracuse advanced by beating Boston 110 to 94 for the Eastern title, while the Pistons defeated Minneapolis Lakeis 185 to 96 to take a 3-1 lead in their series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Nationals
Fort Wayne Pistons
National Basketball Assn
Syracuse
Boston Celtics
Pistons
AM Minneapolis Lakeis
Celtics
Dolph Schayes
Karl Lievd
Red Mocha
Nats
Mel Vatchins
Lakers
Rochester Tinyals
Chae Lovellette
Tigh
Hutchins
Dick Rosenthal
Prison Rebellion in Nebraska State Penitentiary
Insurgents seized two guards as hostages at Lincoln area Nebraska state penitentiary while convicts remained sealed inside Iwo Pas as sinall. State patrols and armed guards faced the standoff with no word from insurgents for hours as authorities pressed for a resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincola
Nebraska
State Penitentiary
Iwo Pas
Sinall
Omar
Vielar FF Anderson
Prislon
Weddings Rickerds Deene in Brunswick Parsonage
Miss Dolores L Deener daughter of Mr and Mrs Myrle Deener Knoxville RFD 1 and Roy M Rickerds son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Rickerds Koonville RED 1 were married Tuesday evening March 22 at 6 30 oclock in Bethany Lutheran parsonage Brunswick Rev Ralph H Miller officiated The bride wore a ballerina length white net over satin gown with a shoulder length veil and a white Bible covered with rosebuds Mrs Eugene Higdon Knox ville was matron of honor She wore an aqua dress and a red rosebud carryingCharles EB Harris Knoxville was best man The bride a Boonsboro High School graduate 1932 is employed at Frederick Tailoring Company The groom works at Washington Terminal A reception followed at Brownsville Parish Hall They left next day for a southern states wedding trip
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Rickerds
Deene
Dolores L. Deener
Myrle Deener
Knoxville
RFD
Roy M. Rickerds
Dewey Rickerds
Koonville
Red 1
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Eugene Higdon
Knonville
Charles EB. Harris
Boonsboro
Frederick Tailoring Company
Frederick
Washington Terminal
Brownsville
Mrs Rickerds
Christendom or Christianus Licht of The Weta Talk in Frederick
A public lecture titled Christendom or Christianus Licht of The Weta will be held in Frederick at the Frederick Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1 West Ninth Street, at 2 pm on April. The event features local speakers and representatives from the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Egypt accused Jerusalem of violations in a Palestine truce case, with reports of a brutal Arab attack on an Israeli wedding party referenced.
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Cty
Frederick
Egypt
Trebusalem
Reept
Palestine
Barbara Ann Schwartz and Matthew Walters Wed at Calvary Church
Miss Barbara Ann Schwartz daughter of Mrs. Ernest T. Schwartz Montclaire avenue and the late Mr. Schwartz and Matthew Lawrence Walters son of Mrs. M. L. Walters Atchison Kansas and the late Mr. Walters were married Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at Calvary Methodist church Rev Edward A Godsey officiated in a sanctuary decorated with palms white snapdragons and candelabra The bride wore a pale blue tissue taffeta dress with a white orchid bouquet The couple plans home at 528 West Patrick street The bride is a Frederick High School graduate and works for C and P Telephone Co The groom a Kansas State College graduate and a bacteriologist at Camp Detrick A wedding reception followed in the church social rooms
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Barbara Ann Schwartz
Ernest T. Schwartz
Montclaire Avenue
Mr. Schwartz
Matthew Lawrence Walters
M. L. Walters
Atchison, Kansas
Mr. Walters
Calvary Methodist Church
Edward A. Godsey
Grayson Stevens
Youmans
Grieg
Winston Shipley
Elgar
Baroby
Shintes Glen
Wagner
Mendelssohn
E. Thomas Schwartz
Charles W. Castle
Jefferson
Arthur C. Catts
Sulser
Tose Sree
CS Wee
Lawrence W. Byers
This City
James C. Barrett
Baltimore
Club Women To Meet April 1
Frederick County Council of Homemakers clubs convenes at Hood College Brodbeck Hall with Mrs Lou Davis Whitfield as principal speaker on Women In Pakistan The event includes a tea social and performances by Counts Chorus and local accordions with a regional International theme 450 attendees are expected.
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Pakistan
Lou Davis Whitfield
Frederick County
Edward H. Holter
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Whitfeld
J. Harold Hooper
Hood
Coblentz Hall
United Nations
Counts Chorus
Donald Sullivan
Carat Freed
Bluebirds
Beatrice Fehr
Vrs 1
Mor
Victor Kifer
Porliamentarian
Edgar Bittle
Elmer Michael
Brunswick Damage Suit Before Jury
A Brunswick nurse seeks 50000 damages in a Circuit Court case filed by Mrs. Frances Blessing and her husband Martin Blessing after an December 1953 accident when she was struck crossing a street by railroad employee Rohrback. The suit claims fractured skull knee injuries and brain damage with medical expenses. Rohrback defense argues Rohrback stopped for a green light and contradicts the plaintiff’s account. Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer presides.
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Brunswick
Frances EB. Blessing
Martin H. Blessing
Jesse Rohrback
Knoxville
Edwin F. Sikirk
Blessing
West Potomac Street
Lass
Robert E. Clapp
Fae Dahehark
Virg Aleecing
Rohrbach
Rohrback
Patrick M.schnauffer
Red Cross Appeals For Aid For Utica Fire Family
The Red Cross seeks bedding furniture and clothing for Mrs Morningstar and her son in law and daughter Mrs George Click their son Robert after a Sunday Utica fire destroyed their home. Items needed include clothes size 16 beds bedding kitchen furniture and cooking utensils.
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The
Red Cross
Albert Morningstar
George Click
Robert
Utica
Emily Bittle
Allen G. Quynn
Volunteers Sought to Test Chemical Warfare Defense
Second Army begins recruiting at Fort Meade Md for volunteers to take part in 30 day tests at the Edgewood Chemical Center aimed at improving gas masks protective suits and decontamination. Twenty volunteers a month from the seven state area may be accepted after medical and psychological screening.
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FT. Meade
Second Army
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Stden
Army
Marsiana
Delaware
Moniss Bevania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Update
Among The Sick girl Paul H Clemson of New design Road returned home Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week. Her condition is satisfactory. Mr WL Thomas Whitemore of Genter Street had been a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a week and is to return home today. He is reported home as well as can be expected. Mr N John Wilson of 599 Masada Avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where his condition is reported improved.
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Paul H. Clemson
New Design Road
Frederick M Iemorial Hospital
Thomas Whitemore
Genter Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
N. John Wilson
Masada Avenue
10 Middies On Patrol Boat Stuck On Sanihar
Naval Academy patrol boat with about midshipmen aboard was stuck in a sandbar in the Chontank River today, buffeted by high winds but with no danger reported. The event followed by a concert featuring pieces such as Moonlight Sonata and Those Endearing Young Charms with Mrs. Lois Wachter as guest. a card party was announced for May and refreshments served after the concert tea.
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Oxford
Naval Academy
Lois Wachter
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Robert Lay Shipley
Clyde Thomas
Glenn A. Mainer
Albert Struhe
Ree
Charles Tachare
Jesse Yingling
Raymond Schwartz
Preston Best
Red Division
PL Peleephone Company
Edward
Rice
Ode Mollas
Shereman TP
Bowers
Fraby Wol
Araby Wos Co
Doris Sines
Louise Lenhart
Cert Rice
Ruth Eden Lenhart
Marguerte Vanmith
Sinan Seiten
Spres Cyan
Mishell Laman
Keim Rice
Alargaret Waites
Mies Tefores Austerman O
Mos Grace Rao
Wilda Rue
Louse Lenhart Viter
Otis Vetershiments Ware
Vwpe
Mrs. Hatne i Shelton
Williams Estate
Helen Summers
Federated Charites
Emily Brittle
Fort Wayne
Glsndon J. Eckhardt
Gisardon
Barbara Ann Eckhard
Daniel Wheeler Mostan
Charles F. Moxlan
Supreme Bench of
Moxlan
Eckhardt
Mr Mostan
Western Maryland Cnrlege
Delta Sigma Kappa
He i
Alpha Gamma Tau Fratern
Jack Cosgrove
John Joseph Cascrove
Baltimore News
Sunday American
Jack Cascrove
Bonnie Dale Caplan
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