Auxiliary Formed for Fabrney Keedy Home in Maryland
About one hundred women from the Church of the Brethren in Maryland met near Boonsboro to organize an auxiliary for the Fabrney Keedy Home. Officers include President Mrs Ralph Garner and several vice presidents, with Miss Lora Fahrney as treasurer. Membership is open to Brethren women in Eastern and Middle Districts and others interested. Local hostesses included Mrs Ralph E White and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren of the
Ralph Garner
Baltimore
Earl] Flack
Hagerstown
Newton Long
Wee Williams Zimmerman
Charles Clipp
Lora Fahrney
Garner
Earl Flook
Church of the Brethren
Middle Districts
Ralph E. White
Robert James Sr
John W. Wolfe
Kenneth Harshman
Albert Me.Cracken
The Great Southern Mfg Co Frederick News Advert
The newspaper lists subscription rates for The Great Southern Mfg Co publication with pricing for single copies and prepaid durations. It notes postal and audit details and shows the May 4 1955 date. It appears as an industrial community advertising page from Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Bc. & Mfg, CO
Worth Court St
Sexver Audit Bureau of Cuculenoas
Erick
Families Here To Stay In Modern American Life
Stanley O. Davies of the Community Service Society argues that the traditional strong family unit remains rooted in American life while acknowledging some dissolution. He notes rising divorce rates but cites higher birth rates and prosperity as signs of resilience across both rural and urban communities.
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Stanley O. Davies
Community Service, Society of New York
America
Davies
Veterans Aids Fuel Record GI Business Loans
Veterans Administration data show American veterans have borrowed about 3.6 billion dollars under the GI Bill for business. Loans are made by banks with 15 percent guaranteed by the VA up to 13 333, usually three years, and the loss ratio is 0 89 percent, lower than non veteran loans. WWI veterans may apply by July 25 1957 while those in service January 31 have ten years from that date to seek loans. Veterans have shown strength in business matching their battlefield record, with the program delivering opportunity guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Why Not Do More For Needy Old Folks
A reader writes the editor lamenting neglect of the elderly in government policy, criticizing funding for animal habitats and highway projects while old folks lack adequate care. The letter urges action by state and town leaders to support aging residents.
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Boone
Ganz
CO Tuamis
Tamers
Anna
Jean Yingling
Forecast of Foreign Trade Growth at US Chamber Breakfast
A forecast by EOE iF EOMATHS PresS at a breakfast of the American Chambers of Commerce Abroad predicts rising U S foreign trade. Schnellbacher of the Bureau of Foreign Commerce cautions that export growth and lower trade barriers are likely if the current industrial upswing continues, with possible increases in raw material purchases from Latin America and Canada.
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Washington
Irican
United
EOE
Eomaths
American Chambers of Commerce Abroad
US Chamber of Commerce
Schnellbacher
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
Long Immunization Against Polio Likely Slower Approach
Cincinnati scientist Dr. Albert E. Sabin reported at the Association of American Physicians that a lasting polio vaccine using live virus may be possible but will take time. He described experiments where 30 volunteer prisoners swallowed live polio strains and developed virus-blocking antibodies, contrasting with the successful Salk vaccine which uses killed germs and is injected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Albert E. Sabin
Association of American Physicians
Association
Sabin
Baccalaureate Speaker Announced for Mt St Marys
The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Schmidt pastor of St. Patrick's Carlisle will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on May 31 at Mt. St. Mary's College commencement exercises. Pvt. Richard A. Ott son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Ott Emmitsburg Md recently graduated from the Army's Armor School at Fort Knox Ky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Joseph Schmidt
St. Patrick's Church
Carlisle
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Fort Knox, Ky
Richard A. Ott
Charles C. Ott
Route 2
Army
Armored School
Fifty Years Of News Columns May 4 105 Items
Two-year-old child dies after swallowing whiskey found in a cupboard upstairs. The Big Mountain fire near Ca toctin Mountain is near extinction, surrounded by Fishing Creek near the reserviors receivers. The Maryland Classis of the Reformed church opens annual sessions at Grace Reformed Church with Rev. Lloyd E Cob lentz elected president. George M Chapline and John Usher Markell, both about four, disappear from West Patrick street. police search reveals no clues as they return home. Fire safety warnings and local events described amid scattered notes from the era.
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Ciild
Frederick
Big Mountain
Catoctin Mountain
Fishing Creek
Maryland Classis
the Reformed Church
Grace Reformed Church
Lloyd E Coblentz
Baltimore
A. McCardell
George M. Chapline
Thomas A Chapline
John Usher Markell
John A. Markell
West Patrick Street
Twenty Years Ago Headlines From The News Room
Reports reflect on past local events from 1915 1935 and earlier. Fredrickson and Aldermen took over Hall for several hours while officers testified about a traffic halt on East Patrick Street near the square. Herbert S Schroeder president of the Board of Aldermen urged rerouting traffic around the business center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palomont
Maton Ottles
Fredericks
Tear Gas Ends Holdout Of Vermont J P
Vermont Justice of the Peace Manuel Miller and his wife Lucile surrendered after a 12 hour siege. Tear gas was used to dislodge them from their Bethel home in a bid to remove Mrs Miller for commitment to a federal mental hospital. No shots were fired.
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Miller
Adittonen
TG Waechal
Green Mountain Rifleman
Burlington
Vermont
London Bus Strike Paralyzes City Transport Amid Walkouts
Communist sparked stoppage saw about half of London's 330 000 bus drivers and conductors walk out over work schedules. By late morning many returned to work as disruptions lingered with dozens of routes without service and the subway overwhelmed. Coal miners in Doncaster also began a separate unofficial walkout affecting Britain’s largest coal region with over 44 000 miners off.
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London
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Britain
Showdown Near On Farm Price Supports
Washington items on farm price supports as House nears a showdown. Debate centers on enabling flexible price supports tied to basic crops with strong consumer and farmer stakes. Parties show broad lines with Republicans split and Democrats backing a program for fair farmer returns.
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Washington
Bathsider
Tremaerate
Triplet Girls Born At Cumberland Hospital
Three newborn girls arrived at Memorial Hospital today to Mr and Mrs Rey. The triplets weighed about four pounds combined and were placed in incubators. The first baby arrived at 8:27 a.m., the second at 3:36 p.m., and the third at 2:45 a.m. both mother and babies in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mienorial Hospital
Rey Beanvevin
Riod
Ifsndiman
Berg
U N Members Smile On Red China But Are Cool To Spain
In Madrid David Lawrence argues that the United Nations debates reflect hypocrisy as Spain remains barred while Red China gains sympathy. He notes 1946 resolutions urged action against Madrid and questions why Spain is excluded while Peiping is treated as a peace threat. The piece contrasts Western recognition trends with UN rhetoric and Spain's status.
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U.N
China
Spain
David Lawrence Madrid
Peipange
United Nations
United Nations Assembly
General Assembly
Community’ of Nations
Security Council
Madrid
Organization
Assembly
United States
Great Britain
France
Soviet Union
Peiping
Moscow
Red China
New Yorke Herald Tobure Inc
Second Hoodlum Brother Slain In Ambush Fort Worth Case
Fort Worth Texas dispatch reports the second of two Green brothers, Hollis and Cecil, slain in ambush. Cecil Green, 31, died of gunshot wounds after a drive in with mobster Levy Westin, while Hollis Green, 39, was killed by a shotgun blast as they arrived at a West calf district drive-in. Police label the killings as part of a growing wave of unsolved Southwest gang murders. Authorities note Cecil Green had prior burglary charges in Kansas City and suspected narcotics and white slavery involvements.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southwest
Trime
Green
Hoss Delos Green
Cecil
Levy Tiney
William P. Clark
Clark
Eggleston
Wheither
Green Brothers
Hollis
Cecil Green
Kansas Ciy
Oklahoma City
Houston
York City
Yonkers
No Comment By Capehart No Comment By Capehart
Washington reports Sen Capehart remained neutral in a heated exchange between Indiana Republicans Sen Jenner and Gov George N Craig. The dispute touched on Eisenhower policy and party dynamics as Craig and Jenner backed Tenney for Senate while Caps Capehart offered little comment. Aftershocks in Athens add to global tensions as Wales reports strong quake effects and infrastructure damage.
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Washington
Capehar
Indiana
Sen
Jenner
George N Craig
Hin
Craig
Crag
Donner
American Legion
Eisenhower
Cmart
Senate
Mer
Capehart
Sepwer
Comsuas Demier
Stevie Whalid
Great Noultpese
High School Player Killed In Auto Wreck
KEYSER W Va One high school baseball player was killed and four others hurt when their car struck a bank and collided with another auto. Wayne Kurkendall 16 a sophomore at Petersburg High School was thrown from the car and died at Palomac Valley Hospital of a fractured skull. The accident occurred on West Virginia 42 about 72 miles north of Petersburg as the team was returning from a dome at Keyser. Roy Rumers junior was the driver with cuts and bruises Gene Kuykendall 17 a sophomore and brother of Wayne also injured Edward Nelson VW a senior suffered three broken ribs Newald Markwood 14 a freshman had a broken left arm All were taken to Potomac Valley Hospital. Parents of the Kuykendall youths are Mr and Mrs Oscar Kuykendall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
W. Va
Wayne Kurkendall
Petersburg High School
Palomac Valley Hospital
West Virginia
Petersburg
Mharalavase
Roy Rumers
Changes In Milk Shipments Draw Health Officials Meeting
Health Department representatives from western Marsland counties met with State Health Department officials and the Varsland-Vogmia Vik Producers Assn to discuss recent changes in milk shipment regulations. The talks covered methods and uniform procedures to meet U S Public Health Service minimum water supply standards on farms and for shipping milk to the District of Columbia. Derrel Taylor of the Publicization Service assisted by Carroll S Brinsfield moderated. Frederick County Health Department's Dr Forbes Burgess attended as health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Marsland
State Department of Health
Varsland-Vogmia Vik Producers Assn
Imis
Heavy Department
U. S. Public Health Service
District of Columbia
Derrel Taylor
USS Publiization Service
Carroll S Brinsfield
Frederick County Eeaith Department
Forbes Burgess
To Delve Into Realty Deal In Baltimore Probe
A Baltimore real estate matter tied to the Department of Employment Security leads a state agency probe. Attorney Joseph Sherbow will oversee the inquiry, focusing on a Towson Md building sale where three officials reported a $2,500 profit. Participants include William Mahenee, John Henry, and David Bringer, with Ruth Yaeger listed as current owner.
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Baltimore
Department of Employment Security
Joseph Sherbow
McRheldin
Robert B
Orkow
E Towson
William H. Mahenee
John B. Henry
David L. Bringer
Ruth Z. Yaeger
Charles Yaeger
Red buildup reported near Quemoy and Matsa islands
TaipeI Formosa today reported fresh Red buildup near offshore Quemoy and Matsa islands. Communist gunboats, 300 to 400 tons, damaged by air attack. pilots searched landward side of Quemoy in Amor Bay. Foreign Minister George Yeh denied talks of cease fire and U.S. ground forces in Taiwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipel
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsa
Tatao
Interior Ministry
George Yek
China
United States
Taiwan
Ready To Rehabilitate Armory At Cumberland
Maryland Adjutant General Milton Reckord meets Cumberland officials and National Guard leaders to discuss revamping the antiquated overcrowded armory. He states readiness to spend about $100 000 to rehabilitate the facility, with senior officers including Major Roy W. Eves and Col Chester Simmons examining new armories at Oakland and Frostburg before the Cumberland visit.
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Cumberland LA
Milton Reekord
Maryland
Cumberland
Roy W. Eves
National Guard
Guard
Reckord
Cumberland News
Noday
Eves
Chester Simmons
Maryland National Guard
George Henderson
Randolph Milholland
115Th Infantry
Col. Simmons
Oakland
Frostburg
Red China Will Demand U S Clear Gut
Nationalist China’s ambassador V K Wellington Koo predicted in a Fareiga Policy Assn talk that Red China would insist on direct talks with the United States and would not risk a major war while the offshore islands Matsu and Quemoy remain under threat. He warned Formosa area poses the greatest danger to peace and said Communists are not ready to wage war with the free world.
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Pittsburgh
China
United States
Laigui Vi Lortieva
V. K. Wellington Koo
Asia
Europe
Formosa
Matsu
Que‘moy
Hoover calls for balanced budget by year start
Washington reports ex president Hoover telling about 3,500 United States Chamber of Commerce delegates that the budget could be balanced overnight if his commission on government reorganization is adopted in full. Senate foe Byrd backs a 44 percent budget cut to balance in the new year. The article also notes rising female lung cancer deaths, a 200 percent increase in 20 years, and even higher for specific conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Illness and hospital returns in local area
Reading through this clipping, residents and visitors are noted for recent hospital stays and recoveries. Individuals such as Richard Summers at Elm Street School, D. Grant Miller of RFD 4, and Grace O'Hara of High Point are reported in satisfactory or improving condition after operations. Mrs Meredith Cook of Baltimore is a patient at Baltimore Geneva Hospital and is the daughter of Bussard. A Frederick man, Red land HR Brooke Lawson of Frederick Memorial Hospital, was treated for a leg gash from an ax and later discharged after a car accident on US 404 near Middletown.
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Isner
Baltimore
Richard Summers
Elm Street School
Children's Hospital, Baltimore
D. Grant Miller
Airy
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grace O'Hara
High Point
Franklin Square Hospital
Meredith Cook
Geneva Hospital
Cook
Bussard. Redland
Brooke Lawson
Frederick
Middletown
Vestine
Armines
U. S. 404
Virginia W Street
Brunswick
Opatianr
Gettysburg League Meets in Old Chapel for Supper and Lecture
The Frederick county branch of the Woman's League of Gettysburg College held a covered dish supper and meeting in the Evangelical Lutheran church chapel. President Frances Riddlemoser presided. Guest Mrs. Howard Walker, president of the General League, spoke on sub leagues from inception to now. Music by David Hagan Jr. and Donald Leatherman. piano by Mrs. Leatherman. New members from Jefferson added: Mr. and Mrs. G Thomas James and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hale. Golden Book names considered for Jewels. Next meeting June 1 in Middletown at seven for supper and officer election. Middletown women to host. Nominees: Mrs meal Tieterding and Mrs Harry James.
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Gettysburg League
Frederick County
Woman’s League of Gettysburg College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis Riddlemoser
Howard Walker
General League
David Hagan, Jr
Donald Leatherman
League
Middletown
Middletown Womvill
Meal Tieterding
Harry James
George Calhoun wedding at St James parish Gettysburg
Lovettsville Virginia bride Miss Catheran Elizabeth Calhoun and groom Roy Lee George wed in Gettysburg at 6 p m Saturday. The double ring ceremony took place in the St James Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev Ralph R Gresk officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George—Calhoun Roy Lee George
Lovettsville
Catheran Elizabeth Calhoun
Brunswick
St. James Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Ralph R. Gresk
Births and birthdays listed in Frederick area notices
Local personals note birthdays for Burdette and Buck families including Miss Joan Burdette and Miss Joyce Burdette. Birth announcements cover Denis Thomas Murphy at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mrs Delores Delauter, Vicky Jane Wright at Wrights, and Edwin Eugene Zimmerman’s newborn son. Names, addresses, and relations appear with household details and hospital timing.
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Mir
Ales
Albert Burdette
Hean Berrett
Treve Cabehter
Joan
Joyce Burdette
de Anc
Barbara Buck
Barbara Walker
Terry Lee Welsh
Pasoe
Elbert Welsh
Anl
Elbert Welsh Jr
Fiord Buck
Mroo
Arthur Burdete
Robert Burde
Leslie Delauter
Frederick
John E. Wright Sr
East Seventh Street
Vicky Jane
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wright
Betty Gladhill
John
Gladhill
Woodsboro
Edwin Eugene ‘Zimmerman
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Edwin Eugene
Heat prompts first walkout at Chrysler Detroit plant
Chrysler Corporation faced the season's first heat walkout as 75 sheet metal workers at the Jefferson plant in Detroit quit at 7 p.m. due to 38 degree heat. The strike forced the final assembly to shut down an hour later, with about 1,500 second shift workers sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Mercieval
Pia
Chrysler Division
Jefferson
Women’s Guild Meeting at Grace Reformed Church
The Women’s Guild of Grace Reformed Church met at the church with Christian Service chairwoman Mrs. Arthur Remsberg leading devotions on One Great Fellowship. Duets by Miss Dormiy Handley and Mrs. John Salt preceded prayer and offering. A panel by Remsberg Handley and Salt discussed the Four Vital Needs of Humanity: food health education shelter. President Miss Jessie Webster led the business segment, reporting on the regional Clear Spring meeting and extending an invitation from Evangelical Reformed Church to join the Ascension service May 19. The gathering closed with the Mizpah benediction and plans for a Fellowship dinner on May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of Grace Reformed Church
Christian Service
Arthur Remsberg
Dormiy Handley
John Salt
Remsberg
Handley
Salt
Jessie Webster
Clear Spring
Evangelical Reformed Church
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