Ge missives from Geneva clash over Asia and peace
The dispatches from Geneva reveal a chorus of gloom as leaders from the Soviet Union and China demand sweeping concessions while opposing U S powers in the Far East. The piece stresses the stakes of postwar diplomacy and warns that a hard bargain could topple French resolve at Dien Bien Phu and pan the path to broader conflict. In Frederick, the Zonta Club met at the Key Hotel with E Ken Hersperger elected president and Daniel Spielman set to speak on stones May 10.
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Geneva
Coou En Lai
United States
Korea
Kcreas
Nam Iil
Dien Bien Phu
France
Panmunjom
Peane No
Anne InDua
Zonta Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
E. Ken Hersperger
Nora Wise
Daniel Spielman
Spielman
Zonta
Elizabeth Spielman
Singer Seving Machine Company
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on May 4 1904 readers learned of a new black cement pavement planned for Rosenstock Bros on East Patrick Street. Charles D Doll sold his cafe at 9 West Patrick Street to John W Goodhart of Point of Rocks. County School Board corners approved several new school buildings including two room Dubbs Urbana Sand Hill and Brunswick four room two story. Clark Thomas horse escaped a pitching post in Adamstown wrecking buggy shafts. Washington Camp No 44 Patriotic Order Sons of America was instituted at Wowordshore with Dr A Shultz as president.
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Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Street
Charles D. Doll
West Patrick Street
John W. Goodhart
Point of Rocks
Board OF County School Corners
Doubs
Urbana
Sand Hill
Brunswick
Clark Thomas
Adamstown
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Wowordshore
A. Shultz
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News May 4
Local column notes from May 4 include a two day regional session for YOM with Rev. Charles D. Shaffer, greetings from Eugene Creed and family visiting Hotel Frederick, the Creed daughter Virginia moving to Bradreck Heights cottage, Alderman August T Brust ill at home, witnesses at the Vats land Hunt Cup steeplechase, and Mayor Elmer F Munshower unanimously renominated by Republicans at a large convention.
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Yom. C
Charles D. Shaffer
Frederick
Guy K. Motter
Otho
Keller, III
James H Craney
Elmer F Munshower
Dulles Faces Congress on Indochina Policy
Washington dispatch notes Secretary of State Dulles returning to Congress for questions on Indochina policy and Geneva outcomes. The piece reflects on his career, the Eisenhower era stance, and the lack of clear U.S. groundwork for potential intervention.
League Leaders in Associated Press Baseball Numbers
American League leaders include Glynn Cleveland with a .406 batting average and total runs, Minoso Chicago with 5 home runs batted in Fain Chicago with 16 hits Groth Chicago leading in hits and Nephles Groth tied for multiple categories Jensen Boston Westlake Cleveland and Vernon Washington lead in home runs Hunter Baltimore with steals. Kaline Detroit and Dougald New York noted. National League leaders feature Jackson Chicago with .426 batting, Musial St Louis leading in runs batted in and hits, Temple Cincinnati triple, several players tied for home runs and stolen bases, with Macie New York and Haddix St Louis leading pitching.
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Glynn
Cleveland
Minosa
Chicago
Rons
Fain
Groth
Ain
Minose
Jackson
Chicaca
Hauer
Chicato
Musial
St Janns
Temple
Cincinnat
Mays
Mueller
New York
Art Moon
St. Louis
Sauer
Chicsee
Congress Highlights McCarthy Army Hearing Push
Senators meet in a closed session seeking a faster approach to hearings in the McCarthy Army controversy. Republicans on the investigations subcommittee favor testimony from Secretary of the Army Robert T Stevens and Senator Joseph R McCarthy as public hearings enter their ninth day. Massey urges Canada dialogue with Washington during a joint House Senate session. Eisenhower invites Massey to speak on the Washington visit. Taft-Hartley Move Edges Toward Showdown Over Labor Relations Reform. Senate Finance begins drafting an administration tax revision bill behind closed doors as House actions push an income tax cut aim.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Secretary of the Army
Robert T Stevens
Joseph R. McCarthy
Massey
Vincent Massey
Canada
Dwight Eisenhower
Tapy-Swarfley
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Acquittal In Oil Can On Car Bumper Case
A county driver won acquittal on a charge of throwing injurious substances on the highway after testimony that oil cans placed on his car bumper during an oil change were not removed by two service station attendants. Officer Guilmino pressed the charge against William Vernon Dixon of RFD 1 Frederick. Dixon claimed the attendants left empty cans on the bumper. Others forfeited collateral on various traffic violations including excess speeds and expired tags as Trooper Guilmino and Officers Bare and Storer filed charges.
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Peoples Court
L. Guilmino
William Vernon Dixon
RFD 1
Frederick
Dixon
East Patrick Street
H. Reese /Shoemaker, Jr
Minnesota
Guilmino
Rolland Paul Ogren
RFD
Shaffer
Minn
U. S. 240
Boyd B. Fries
Winchester
U. S. 40
Howard C. Campbell
Silver Spring
Braddock Mountain
Jesse C. Lynn
Cleveland
Walter Green
Baltimore
Frank &. Warrette
Charles G. Haller
Lavettsville
Chapel Riley
Edward S. Nowotarsh
Buffalo
South Market Street
Charles Bare
Robert Storer
Cartier Gains Split Decision Over Dykes
Cartier, from Greenwich Village, won a bloody 10 round split decision over Bobby Dykes of Miami at Eastern Parkway Arena. Cartier will need rest after stitches to both eyes. matchmaker Brenner eyed a bout with Rocky Castellani or Ralph Tiger Jones when in shape again.
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Brooklyn
Walter Cartier
Carter
Bobby Dekes
Miami
Fla
Eastern Parkway Arena
Greenwich Village
New York
Teddy Brenner
the Parkway
Cartier
Rocky Castellani
Ralphi Tiger Jones
Cater
Discs
Ray Miller
Artie Schwartz
Joe Eppy
Customs Reflect Interests In Youthful TV Habits
Earl L Douglass argues that modern teen behavior from posture to conversation reflects age-related gaps with parents and teachers. While some customs are harmless others risk harming youths if ignored, urging families to scrutinize how homes influence growing habits.
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Earl L. Douglass
Newple
Hot Primary Today At Geneva Conference In Alabama
Five states hold primaries with Alabama drawing attention to Sen John Sparkman and Ohio where George Bender seeks the GOP Senate nomination. Sparkman faces voters for the first time since 1952 running mate role. Saxbe challenges Bender. Burke has no opposition. Forecasts predict a light turnout in Alabama with 300000 to 600000 votes possible for Senate and governor races.
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Associated Press
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
Ohio
George H. Bender
Senate
Bender
Cleveland
William Saxbe
Mechanicsburg
Ohio House of Representatives
Robert A. Tait
Thomas A Burke
Tait
Sparkman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Laurie Battle
Malsters era meeting closes 1953 program series
The piece notes the Malsters produced event closing the 1953 44 program series and plans to resume later. It mentions Lord George B Delaplaine and Mrs L D Worsham as program chairman and notes a 1953 44 term end and future start. It also covers St Mary's Chapter elections at All Saints parish North Court Street with details of officers. Dividend figures report New York Stock Exchange common stock cash dividends for the first quarter totaling 1,517,823,920, a record high.
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George B. Delaplaine
L. D. Worsham
Tar
ST. Mary's
St Mary's
All Saints
North Court Street
H. F. Shipley
LeRoy Fathers
Pattick M. Schnauffer
Francis Gordon
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange Magazine
Council to grant 150 for retard ed children teacher training
Members of the Frederick Section of the Council of Jewish Women voted to appropriate 150 for a scholarship to train a Frederick county school teacher for work with retarded children. The monthly meeting at Bnai Brith lodge rooms East Church street was presided by Mrs Jean Weissman. A rummage sale to raise funds will be held in the Jacobson apartment building South Market street May 13 to 15.
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Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Frederick County
B'nai Brrith
East Church Street
Jean Weissman
Jacobson
South Market Street
Weissman
Gladys Jacobson
Rose Stern
Lenore Weil
Francis Scott Keys
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Eleanore Ferilius
Paula Abelow
Abelow
Another Sports Figure Involved In Inquiry
Rep Hess named Ollie Mal and nine others as new figures in a House probe of coddling Army athletes. The list brings to 20 sports figures linked to the inquiry, with hearings set to start to decide if baseball boxing basketball football and golf stars were relieved from military duties to keep playing for the Army.
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Washington
Hess
Ohio
Ollie Mal
House
Army
Elizabeth Gray Seiler to wed John Etchison McDonald
Miss Elizabeth Gray Seiler daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Pintard Seiler of Ruxton selects June 26 for marriage to John Etchison McDonald son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson McDonald of Towson formerly of Frederick. Ceremony at Church of the Redeemer with reception at Elkridge Club.
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Fing Vale
Elizabeth Gray Seiler
Lewis
Pintard Seiler
Ruxton
John Etchison McDonald
Harry Wilson McDonald
Towson
Frederick
Church of the Redeemer
Elkridge Club
Bread Of Life by Rev A P Bailey
A humorous religious anecdote recounts a surgeon Lord Moynibaum saying three people are present during a dangerous operation the patient the surgeon and God. The piece ends with a biblical reference and a 1954 Gen. Feature Corp. copyright credit.
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A. Parnell Bailey
Moynibaum
Gen. Feature Corp
Teeth and the dentist in Lufburrow musings
In a playful note Lufburrow compares teeth to nails and knuckles, stressing their necessity for chewing and digestion. He calls the dentist a helpful guy, noting readers will recognize his lair and location.
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Luf
N. A. Lufburrow
Local Births and Community Events Highlight Montgomery News
Dr and Mrs Robert Lehman announce the birth of their first child Nagvs Ruth on April 29 at Frederick Memorial Hospital with mother and baby in excellent condition. William S Lambdin Jr of Baltimore and Betty Jane VanFossen welcome a daughter born Monday in a Baltimore hospital. The Upper Montgomery County Council of Church Women holds its May fellowship at Neelsville Presbyterian Church with Mrs Olin Johnston as speaker and music by Damascus Wesleyan Service Guild Trio. A Gaithersburg Lions Club charter night dinner dance was held at Peter Pan Inn Urbana as Dr Forbes Norris and Everett Bean spoke. Before a three year Naples tour, the Dochez family visited Mrs Ernest Clagett of Gaithersburg. Rev James Kerr is honored at Boyds Presbyterian Church for 25 years of ministry. John F Cooley and Martha Harris welcome their first son John F Cooley Jr at Frederick Memorial Hospital. mother and baby doing well. Large Montgomery visitors include Louis E Eichelberger Sr and Jr with Gerald Stansfield. birthday dinner marked the visit.
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Robert Lehman
Fairview Avenue
Ruth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William S. Lamb Din, Jr
Baltimore
Lambdin
Betty Jane VanFossen
E. W. VanFossen
Urbana
Forbes Norris
Montgomery County
Everett Bean
Naples
Jdtaly
Danuday
Cunuuaidea
Darmond Dochez
Ernest Clagett
Gaithtersburg
Dochez
New York City
James P. Kerr
Boyds Presbyterian Church
Kerr
John F. Cooley
Sellman
John F., Jr
Gerald Stansfield
Wheaton, Ill
Eichelberger
Local Hospital Updates on Surgical Patients in Frederick
Linda Shipley of North Market Street is reported in satisfactory condition after emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Blanche Rippeon of Woodsboro RFD 1 has returned home from Maryland General Hospital and shows improvement. Edward Kefauver of West Third Street is recovering well after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Viola Houff of East Fifth Street has returned home from University Hospital Baltimore and is much improved.
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Wliss Linda Shipley
H. F. Shipley
North Market
Street
Frederick MeMorial Hospital
Blanche Rippeon
Woodsboro
Maryland General Hospital
Balts
Edward Kefauver
West Third Street
Fred~erick Memorial Hospital
Viola Houff
East Fifth Street
University Hospital, Baltimore
Poppy Sale To Be Conducted Again In Frederick District
Wives and daughters of veterans will sell 2399 scarlet crepe paper poppies in Frederick's business district on Friday and Saturday as part of a national effort by disabled veterans. Local American Legion Auxiliary volunteers, led by Mary Holdcraft and Edna Yelton, with Junior Auxiliary aid, aim to meet the quota and fund child welfare and rehabilitation programs. Virginia Miller leads the Auxiliary as president.
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Flanders
Korea
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis Scott Key
Frederick Sale
Mary Holdcraft
Edna Yelton
Virginia Miller
Harmony Grove Women Host Club Meeting in Area City
Harmony Grove women's club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bruce Crum presiding. The program included group singing and a pledge to the flag while nutrition leader Mrs. Arnold E. Crum presented Food Facts and Fallacies. Plans discussed for Embassy Team Washington attendance and May 8 meeting at Mrs. William Thomas's home.
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Harmony Grove
Paul Angleberger
Bruce Crum
Flas
Aniard E. Crum
Washington
William Thomas
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