Local Personal Notes Include Weddings Births and Visits
Mrs Ollie Miles of Adamstown and Mrs Margaret Greer of Stronghold spent the weekend together. Many visitors shared time in Frederick with Elizabeth Schroyer and others from Hagerstown Myersville Jefferson and Frederick. Anniversary greetings to Mr and Mrs James Fogle and reports of births Dennis Lee and Sisan Lynn, plus Archie Esworthy and John Boone families welcomed newborns and observed milestone anniversaries.
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Ollie Miles
Adamstown
Margaret Greer
Stronghold
Lloyd St Clare
Park Mills
Washington
Elizabeth Schroyer
Frederick
Laura Horine
Walter Gibney
Hagerstown
Keefer Haupt
Joseph Schrover
Myersville
Luther Toms
Jefferson
Joseph Smith
Charles Wachter
Cyrus Shrover
Sonny Smith
Dorothy Moser
James R. Fogle
West Fourth Street
Harry Green
Damascus
Austin Keyser
Winshester .E
George Washington Hotel
Green
Wilson Beall
Robert Jaques
Takoma Park
Gary
Rickey
Frederick County
Wilson Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Potts
Betty Lee Saylor
Walkersville
Archie S. Esworthy
Airy
Kirk LaVerne
Esworthy
Nina Hughes
Lewistown
John G. Boone
Milky Way Run Aims at Mars But Century Away
Dr Wernher von Braun, famed Army missile expert, says a mission to Mars may take a century. He envisions first suspending a ship in Earth orbit within 25 years, then launching a Mars bound craft. Travel time could reach 31 months, prompting plans for astronaut exercise regimens and the potential to hibernate during long voyage.
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Mars
Wernher von Braun
Probahly
von Brain
Feet And Heroism In Foot Health Honor
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas is cited for outstanding foot health as he walked 189 miles along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The piece argues everyday feet endure harsh conditions from shoes to barefoot comforts, questioning whether the average man’s feet deserve recognition for daily heroism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Chesapeake and Ohio
Potomac
High Alleghenies
Washington
Justice Douglas
Appreciative Letters From Local Auxiliary Groups
The Auxiliary Board thanks The News for extensive coverage of National Hospital Week and hospital efforts to serve the community. Readers are urged to note the rural civil defense message from a Frederick High School meeting and past press coverage aiding Frederick County preparedness and defense.
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Auxiliary
National Hospital Week
Frederick
Mas
Elizabeth J. Harvey
Frederick News-Post
Frederick High School
Wek
Frederick County
Bread Of Life and Rev Purnell Bailey on friendship
The piece outlines three laws of friendship applicable to divine and human ties: time, sacrifice, and mutual interest. It argues that without giving time to God and friends, fires fade. without willingness to sacrifice, relationships perish. and shared purpose strengthens bonds, echoing Luke 14 33 about discipleship.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Heavenly Father
Gen
Feature Corp
New Enemy Threatens Peach Crop in County
Fifty years ago column notes a new insect threat to the peach crop. Blossoms show damage. samples sent to state entomologist by George L. Twenty Jr. of Rocky Springs. Primaries to select delegates to Democratic city convention indicate Mayor Geo. Eda Sruih likely renomination. Miss Wille Ritchie's dancing class closing assembly draws many former pupils. Tenant on Markell farm near Frederick reports wheat heads fully developed. Special Night Officer Adam Bruchey fires revolver pursuing an unknown person at North Market Street residence.
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George L. Twenty, Jr
Rocky Springs
Geo. Eda Sruih
Wille Ritchie
Francis L Brown
Markell Farm
Frederick
Adam Bruchey
North Market Street
Frederick items recall trips and temps from 1954
Twenty years ago notes report Frederick Art Club members taking a day bus trip to Baltimore visiting several city spots. The piece notes Frederick temperatures reaching 95 degrees the past days, the highest since August. James Grossnickle of Myersville was elected president of the South Mountain Young Peoples Conference. Vonne Biser presented a piano program at Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, with diploma to be awarded May 31.
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Frederick
Conservatory
Can The McCarthy Hearing Force A Testimony
Senator Potter said senators cannot compel Senator McCarthy to testify if he refuses to appear and walk out. McCarthy has left open how he will proceed as hearings resume, while Army charges facing him are acknowledged by Secretary Stevens and President Eisenhower. The investigations subcommittee may convene a closed session. McCarthy plans to attend only if invited, and he opposes a direct verdict that would force his testimony.
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Washington
Potter H-Mich
Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Potter
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Army
Stevens
Eisenhower
Congress
Subcommittee
Bisen
President pushes for testimony from all principals in hearings
The White House amplified the president's remarks from his news conference urging public sessions with all principals heard. He said he was astonished by claims his injunction blocked testimony and clarified he was not seeking to derail any investigation but to deepen inquiry.
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Hower
White House
Knife Wielder Holds Family As Prisoners
A knife wielding man believed to be an escaped Army mental patient held a farm tenant family for six hours then slashed the mother and a child before fleeing in a stolen truck. Adele Thomas described a intruder in blue pajama pants who attacked as she could not quiet her five children. The assailant later released his captives and escaped from Walter Reed Hospital grounds.
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Goshen
Montgomery County Polie
Adele Thomas
Barbara Lee
Thamar
Fred C Pyferron
Sulver Spring
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Pierrou
North Market Street PTA Elects Next Year Officers
The North Market Street School PTA held its final meeting of the year. The nominating committee proposed officers for fall: Irvin Byers president, Wayne Feaga vice president, Guy W. Nusz secretary, Carlton Baumgardner treasurer. The report was unanimously accepted. A film "Skippy and The 3 R's" was shown. The attendance award went to the second grade class taught by Dana Stine. Refreshments were served by Room Mothers and parents toured classrooms with art displays.
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Parent Teachers’ Association of
North Market Street School
Alton Shaff
E. Donald MccLuckie
Wayne Feaga
William Griffith
PTA
Irvin Byers
Guy W
Nusz
Carlton Baumgardner
Skippy
Snows
McLuckie
Dana Stme
Oppenheimer suspension sparks faith breach claim
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists condemned the government move to suspend Dr Robert Oppenheimer's security clearance as a breach of faith. The editor notes 16 extra pages in May discussing the case. Oppenheimer, a Board of Sponsors leader, faced denial due to alleged Communist associations and later anti hydrogen bomb stance.
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Chicago
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Bulletin
Deaths of Elmer H. Shank and Elizabeth Upchurch Hyland
Elmer H. Shank 75 Middletown resident and Main Ice Cream Co. clerk died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Survived by four children, eleven grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and siblings. funeral Friday at 2:30 pm at Main residence church. Interment Lutheran cemetery. Elizabeth Upchurch Hyland wife of E Lawrence Hyland died early Tuesday in Washington County Hospital Hagerstown survived by three children and mother. funeral Friday 1:45 pm at Cunningham Alexandria with Arlington National Cemetery burial.
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Elmer B. Shank
Elmer H. Shank
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maddietown
Carlton P
Susan Palmer Shank
Myersville
Austin L. Man
Middletown Lutheran Church
Counsel
Main
Roy E. Routzahn
Mark B. Shank
Chargrin Falls
Olord P. Shank
Chevy Chase
Carrie Adams
Bessie Shank
Mary Spank
E. Lawrence Hyland
Elizabeth Upchurch Hyland
Special Pbs
Benevola
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Hyland
De‘ceased
Bonnie O’neill
Dennis Michael
Bridget Maureen
Vivian W- Upchurch
Alexandria
Cunningham Funeral Home
Cameron Street
O’coch
Arlington National Cemetery
Funeral Rites For Roy Ingles Hyndman Held At Home
Funeral services for Roy Ingles Hyndman 22 Dill avenue who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock at the funeral home 106 East Church street Rev W Merval Weaver pastor of First Presbyterian Church officiated The services drew many floral emblems Pallbearers included Harry L Brandt Fred F Everhart Samuel E Brown John Albrecht Harry Reid and Ned Zeiler Interment was in Mount Olivet cemetery Atchison and Son funeral directors.
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Roy Ingles’ Hyndman
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
W. Merval Weaver
First Bresbyterian Church
Harry L. Brandt
Fred F. Everhart
Samuel E. Brown
John Albrecht
Harry Reid
Ned &. Zeile
Irvin T. Bagent
East Patrick Street
Thomas Morgan
Trinity Methodist Church
Maryland National Guard
Thomas Dunn
Robert Troupe
Charles W.lockard
W. C. Jones
Suspended Sentence For Beating His Wife
A California resident who had lived a month in Frederick county received an 18 month suspended sentence in the House of Correction this morning for assault and battery on his wife Mrs Wilda Davis. Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker warned the defendant that the sentence would be operative if he returns to court or commits further offenses. Davis admitted striking his wife and pleaded guilty, but said he loves his children and has never harmed them beyond spankings. The magistrate urged him to control his temper and obtain work to support his family. Other court actions included William James Clark forfeiting $2645 collateral on fictitious registration plates and Guy W. Remsberg charged with breaking and entering and auto theft, posting a $1,000 bond. Egypt’s coastlines: 600 miles on the Mediterranean and 1,200 miles on the Red Sea.
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Frederick County
House of Correction
H. Reese Shoemaker
Wilda Davis
Thurston
Davis
Shoemaker
William James Clark
Baltimore
Carlton W Lewis
United Front By Nations On Great Moral Principle
DAVID LAWRENCE argues that sixteen nations in Korea maintain a united stand on the UN backed principle that Korea must be unified by free elections. The piece stresses respecting the Republic of Korea’s independence, proportional representation, UN supervision, and warns against aligning with Peiping and Moscow.
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United Front
David Lawrence
Geneva
Korea
United Nations
Syngman Rhee
Republic of Korea
Rhee
North Korea
General Assembly of
The
United States
Peiping
Moscow
38Th Parallel
Molotov
Fy Pham Tha Tattan
Opish
International Commission
Poand
Czechoslovakia
Indochina
Ill and Hospitalized Residents Listed in Frederick Area
Among The Sick lists several locals in Frederick area hospitals. Paul Shorrow of East Fourteenth Street is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles E Eyler of East Church Street seeks treatment at University Hospital Baltimore. Robert J Thomas, Washington and Lee student and son of Dr Edward Pp Thomas, is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in fair condition. Mrs Mary B Young, of Smiling Hill Unionville, shows some improvement after a stay at home. William B Hilton of Barnesville underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Merton Forney of Mount Airy was admitted for observation and treatment.
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Paul Shorrow
Jack Shorrow
East Fourteenth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Eyler
East Church Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert J Thomas
Washington and Lee University
Edward Pp. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Mary B. Young
Smiling Hill
Unionville
William B. Hilton
Barnesville
Merton Forney
Mount Airy
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