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The Secret Casualty May 8 1945
The piece reflects on Europe’s end of World War II and the spiritual losses suffered. It notes millions slaughtered under Hitler, the erosion of human dignity, and the moral unrest following six years of war. Yet it ends with hope that mankind slowly rebuilds toward a brighter tomorrow.
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Europe
Hitler
Missile Progress VU United States Air Force announce missiles
The U S Air Force says 100 Minuteman missiles in Montana are in firing position and capable of doubling nuclear devastation. Some authorities estimate U S arsenal could wipe out Soviet targets many times over. Viewpoints frame missiles as America’s only hope until reason governs.
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VU. S. Air Force
Montana
U. S
Soviet Union
America
Racial Unrest Sparks Troop Reinforcement in Alabama
Birmingham faces intensified demonstrations as 573 Alabama state troopers are ordered to reinforce police. President Kennedy expresses hope for a local settlement while federal figures monitor the situation amid ongoing sit ins and white element protests.
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Associated
Birmingham
Alabama
Washington
Kennedy
OOD
Xegr
Gav Co
Sale
Cemetery Board Elects Officers
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Merted
Five Indicted In Seoul Military Bribery Case
Five South Korean air force prosecutors including rookie officers were indicted in Seoul on charges of trying to manipulate a military crisis to advance personal gain. The date of the alleged scheme was disclosed in court records.
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Seoul
South Korea
Aavcien Sve Lewtenant
Fifty Years Ago At The News-Peet Files May 1913
Thirty six young ladies will this year receive diplomas and certificates from the Woman's College now Hood College in Frederick. Five ladies clerks at O P Bennett dry goods won second place in a Delineator subscription contest with 825 subscriptions. Names listed include Nannie Moberly Mary Waters May Schild Knecht May Kennedy Mamie Mensell. Emory L Coblentz Oscar B Coblentz Gerson Hosenour Foster C Remsburg John M Haller Charles Wertheimer Sol Stern Grayson H Staley appeared before county commissioners asking repair of the pike from Braddock Heights to Jefferson Boulevard. The Mayor and Council of Brunswick vote to turn off water at night. losses recently 70000 gallons. After Saturday Frederick county will have no more colored insane patients at Mon Twevue. plan to send to Crownsville. Walkersville delegation asks for a new school building. Woman's College of Frederick is renamed Hood College in memory of Margaret Hood who contributed about 50000 to the institution.
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Woman's College
O.P. Bennett
Delineator
Frederick County
Montevue
Board of Charities and Correction
State Board of Lunacy
Crownsville Hospital
Allied armies reach outskirts of Bizerte and Tunis
Twenty years ago items note Allied forces inched to the outskirts of Bizerte and Tunis as General Eisenhower's headquarters reported the advance. President Roosevelt said Joseph E. Davies would carry a personal letter to Stalin in Moscow. The Russians made gains against Romanian and Nazi forces amid war updates. Governor OConor vetoed a General Assembly road board bill. Major Philip R. Winebrenner promoted. Charlie Keller’s triple beats Red Sox 4 to 1. Umpire Harry D. Morgan injured in blackout incident. Frederick County meat price controls spark concern and potential black market pressure discussed by FDA and OPA experts.
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Tunis
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Joseph E. Daveies
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
O'Conor
General Assembly
Frederick County
Frederick County Roads Board. Apt. Philip R. Winebrener
Charlie Keller
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Harry D. Morgan
East Third Street
Harges
Henry I. Stahr
Winchester Hall
FDA
OPA
Bridge Lessons Start Thursday at Cary Resta Thurmont
Manuel M. Weinberg and Mrs. Gerald Yonetz sponsor a six week series of bridge lessons beginning Thursday at 7 p.m. at Cary Rest a in Thurmont. Courses cover bidding theory and practical play to help learners grasp bridge fundamentals.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Gerald Yonetz
P.m
Cary Resta
Thurmont
Shean
Acta
Levens
Mr. Wonberg
Jastic
Scandinavians Lead in Proposed Permanent UN Military Force
Premier Tage Erlander of Sweden backs a permanent UN police force and a 3000‑strong Scandinavian emergency unit for UN service. He envisions the force as a forerunner of a broader multinational UN military arm to keep peace in hot spots.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United Nations
U Thants
Pers
Tage Erlander
U.N
Associated Press
Erlander
Salk Institute Site In San Diego Poised For Global Bio Research
The Salk Institute for Biological Studies rises on Torrey Pines Mesa with a $15 million complex and two deluxe laboratories aiming to begin in July 1964. Dr. Salk, who developed the polio vaccine, envisions long term virus research and plans to avoid crash projects while expanding into virus-based approaches to prevent many diseases.
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Walter Gray
San Diego
Calif
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Pacific
Torrey Pines
Mesa
Institute
Jonas Salle
Salk
Local Boy Rescues Flight of Fire Tragedy Ends
An 18 year old construction worker from Taney avenue helped try to rescue a couple as flames swept a Northeast Baltimore two story home. He and friends attempted to open the front door. a door collapsed, heat and smoke drove them back. Firefighters found Edward Kerr 32 and Nancy Kerr dead. Delaney was treated for burns and a hand cut at Union Memorial Hospital.
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Taney Avenue
Baltimore
Paul Delaney
Joseph W. Delaney
Wayne Lolacono
Delores Lolacono
Delaney
Wayne
Samuel
Edward H. Kerr
Nancy
Union Memorial Hospital
Man owes life to stray collie in Indiana rescue
NEW CASTLE Ind AP Gene Riggs near death when a stray collie kept him conscious after a tractor accident on his farm. The dog reportedly stayed by his side and helped him signal for help until rescue arrived, saving his life.
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Ind
Cyris Gene Riggs
Riggs
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Thirteen Indicted On Moonshine Charges In Maryland
A U S District Court grand jury indicted 13 individuals on federal moonshine and whisky law violations. Accused of setting up stills and possessing large moonshine mash, defendants include Eubanks Johnson Jerome Clements Francis Daniel and Thomas C Howard among others in Baltimore Anne Arundel Harford and Charles counties. Also listed are multiple drivers who passed license tests in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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AP U.S. District Court
Barrett School
Anne Arundel County
Eubanks Johnson
Jerome Clements
Francis Daniel
Thomas C. Howard
Queenstown
Harford County
William E. Knight
Cardwell
White Plains
Charles County
Lighting request for footbridge area reaches city offices
Optimists Parking Lot treasurer Bussard asks Frederick city to install floodlights along the footbridge and alley from the Kehne property to the city right of way. City Engineer Whiteford notes no requests in three years while the Board of Aldermen refers the matter to the City Light Committee for action under a supposed 1959 agreement.
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East All Saints Street
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Greyhound Bus
East Patrick Street
Bussard
Optimists Parking Lot Board of Trustees
Frederick Board of Aldermen
Kehne
Robert A. Whiteford
All Saints Street
Peice
Board of Aldermen
City Light Committee
Fhre
Sea Serpent 16-Day Test Drills Naval Strength
Forty nine ships and 14,000 men completed a 16 day exercise of SEATO naval power off Manila. The Sea Serpent drill tested readiness amid regional tensions with comments from Maryland and local defence coordinators.
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Manila
Smith Ching
Agn Pensa
Local obituaries and funeral notices from Gaithersburg area
Several deaths and funeral notices are reported. Mrs Garnett W Richin Etchison dies at Rest Haven Gaithersburg with services set at Gartner Funeral Home and burial in Forest Oak cemetery. George Hubble of Rockville dies at Suburban Hospital with services at Hil ton funeral home and Monocacy cemetery. Infant Jennifer Sue Shafer dies at home Silver Spring. burial at Union cemetery Burkittsville. Other details note survivors and service arrangements for family members in Frederick County communities.
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Jeannette Tetlow Etchison
Rest Haven
Gaithersburg
Serie W. Etchison
Gaitherere
Nettie Dorsey Watking
Cedar Grove
Janet E. Miles
Rockville
Gartner Funeral Home
East Diamond Avenue
Forest Oak Cemetery
Montevue
Mary E. Triplett Fletcher
Festus N. Fletcher
Fletcher
Frederick County
Pauline French Fletcher
Earl E. Fletcher
Lincoln
Kansas
Roger K. Hollenebaugh
Westminster
Edward Deems
Aberdeen
Robert P. Lindley
Columbus
Georgia
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
George Hubble
Surburban Hospital
Bethesda
Jennifer Sue Shafer
Thomas R
Glendora Villa Shafer
Woodbury Drive
Silver Spring
Union Cemetery
Burkittsville
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church of
NATO moves toward multilateral surface missile force
U S officials say an allied accord to form a NATO nuclear force using Polaris missiles on surface ships may be ready for signing by Kennedy's Europe visit. West Germany dropped objections to surface vessels, with allied leaders eyeing a dispersed fleet of ships and potential participation by Italy Greece Turkey the Netherlands and Belgium.
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Kennedy
Europe
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Livingston T. Merchant
NATO
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Italy
Greece
Turkey
Nether_Janas
Belcizm
Thirteen Chinese Deported to Formosa Evade Hong Kong
Thirteen Chinese believed to be Natomaek acenis were deported to Formosa after government seizure in Hong Kong. The action involved joint government efforts and follows ongoing anti-smuggling measures in the region.
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Hong Kong
Moore Forms Increases Purchases Across 1962 Total
Moore Business Forms, Inc. reports 1962 purchases by its Eastern Division reached 24,316,090 dollars, up 704,805 from 1961. Everett W. Noble cites 1,300 suppliers, with materials costing 520,646,642 and expenditures on buildings equipment and forms handling gear.
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Everett W. Noble
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Thurmont
Highland Avenue
Buffalo Avenue
Lockport Road
Buffalo
Elmira
Stow Hill
Lewisburg
Rutland
Moore
McKeldin Edges Goodman for Baltimore Mayor Seat
Republican Theodore R. McKeldin won Baltimore mayor over Democrat Philip H. Goodman after a tight race. McKeldin led with 56 percent across all 358 polling places. Hy man A. Pressman defeated Henry R. Hergenroeder for comptroller, while Thomas D Alessandro won city council president.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Philip H. Goodman
Goodman
Kennedy
Good
McKeldin
Maryland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hyman A. Pressman
Henry R. Hergenroeder
Thomas D'Alesandro Ili
Robert J. Geraiung
Telstar to Transmit Color Television
Telstar 3 satellite completed a test transmission linking the United States and Europe. The event marks a milestone in color television via satellite. Scheduled broadcast timing is listed as 9 pm EST.
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New York
Telstar 3
Elession Pictures
United States
Europe
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Atv
Polish cardinal reports to Pope on church state ties
Cardinal Wyzynski of Poland arrives in Rome to meet Pope John XXII regarding church state relations. The exchange aims to clarify church authority and governance amid ongoing tensions between religious and governmental powers.
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Stella Cardinal
Wyzynski
Prie
Poland
Rene Thay
John XXII
Sun to resign from Frederick County Planning post
John T. Sun, a controversial eight month county planner, will resign at an executive session in Winchester Hall and leave June 20 to join the Maryland State Planning Department as a local area planner. He will continue work with Walkersville and other Frederick County towns as needed.
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John T. Sun
Frederick County Planning Commission
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Sun
Planning Commission
Dan Wight
Formosa
America
Frederick
State Planning Department
Walkersville
Thurmont
Truman, 79, Busy Day Ahead at Baptist Convention
Kansas City AP reports former president Harry S. Truman turns 79 and plans a packed day greeting Baptist delegates at Municipal Auditorium. He expects calls from President Kennedy, Chief Justice Warren, and Jack Benny. attendees include Govs Dalton and Morgan, Israel's ambassador Herman, Sen Morse, and others.
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Harry
Truman
Municipal Auditorium
Southern Baptist Convention
Kennedy
Earl Warren
Jack Benny
John M. Dalton
Missouri
Frank B. Morrigan
Nebraska
Avraham Harman
Israel
United States
Wayne Morse
Lawrence W. Wercerter
Kentucky
Charles Murphy
Eer
Local notice of patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mr. George E. Barrer of RFD 1 Frederick has returned home after being a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Laura V. Handley of North Market Street has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital. Beatrice Hollman of MATIA RITENS 38 RDA is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She entered the hospital last Sunday. Mis Mere Easton at Park is a medical patient of Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Hazel E. Riley of Waoots hore is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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George E. Barrer
RFD 1
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Laura V. Handley
North Market Street
Frederick Mem
Worcery Mare Beatrice Hollman
Matia Ritens
Frederick Memorial
Hazel EA Riley
Waootshore
Demands Probe Into Fatal Bridge Worker Slaying
In Groton Connecticut authorities face calls for an official investigation after a deadly incident involving a flashing signal and a worker death at a local site. Public officials and families press for answers and accountability.
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Groton, Conn
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