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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1956

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4

George Eyes World Policy Shift After Senate Adjourns

Senator Walter F. George plans a personal inquiry abroad after the July adjournment to search for solutions in the Middle East, North Africa, Korea and Indochina. He argues Red China’s recognition by nations breaches the principle that aggressors must atone, urging careful, case by case consideration of proposals to avoid war and misperceptions. He sees European support for a more hopeful policy and expects to return with clearer answers.

Walter F. George Senate Middle East North Africa Korea Indochina Soviet Union Hha United Nations Red China Indonesia George Europe

Outdoor concert opens season with All Frederick County band

The Baker Park amphitheater hosted the eighth annual outdoor concert in May attracting a large audience and ninety six players from county high schools. The story notes the Frieden Association horse sale at the fairgrounds with fifty eight cattle selling for a total of 9062.50 and an average of 86.61. A student from Market Street School suffered wind cuts after a mishap at the home of Mr and Mrs G Wil. references to the May Ball at Weederick chapter and other local events are mentioned with limited readable detail.

Baker Park Frederick Frieden Association Wair Mattle Stultz Market Street Park Heer

Recalls His First And Last Airplane Flight Made In 911 Spar Over Pay Raises

Frederick County Homemakers staged a fashion show at Calvary Methodist Church during the annual Short Course meeting. About 200 garments from basic housedresses to evening wear were modeled, highlighting a College Park club week wardrobe and showcasing first dresses sewn by many members.

Frederick County Calvary Methodist Church College Park Fort Detrick Alden Boor Urbana Club William F. Lee

Top Honors Awarded At Theological Seminary

Henry Eugene Ernst and Donald Sheldon Stanton led the 73rd Westminster Theological Seminary commencement, magna cum laude as part of 50 graduates receiving degrees in theology. Baltimore and Pikesville natives featured among honorees, with several Maryland residents listed among graduates and recognitions.

Westminster Henry Eugene Ernst Baltimore Donald Sheldon Stanton Pikesville Westminster Theological Seminary Charles Nathan Mason Jr Lawrence Kan Washington, D.C University of Kansas Williamson Baker University George Cook Jr Baldwin

Local Health and Family Notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital

Among the sick Mrs. Frank Murphy Jr. underwent surgery last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs. Bernard H. Krueger, away at a country estate near Unionville, was summoned to New York by her husband’s sudden illness. her husband there is reported much improved. The Kruegers are the parents of Mrs. Charles H. Smelser, wife of State Delegate Smelser. Mrs. Effie Mae Bell of East Patrick Street is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.

Frank Murphy Jr Vill Avenue Frederick Memorial Hospital Bernard H. Krueger Unionville New York City New York Krueger Charles H. Smelser Smelser Effie Mae Bell East Patrick Street Henry E. Ponton Jr East Third Street Thelma Jean Huffer Union Memorial Baltiimore J. Hammonth Hague Butler William Browning New Marret Mre Fliravenn Hallar Valle

Sewing project volunteers tally county class reach

Miss Fehr reports 1 073 club members joined 1140 county wide sewing classes. Sixty five seamstresses were non club members and 211 were beginners. Leaders noted they learned new techniques from an overall course by the University of Maryland Extension Service. Many dresses showed professional touch despite beginner status.

Ing Project University of Maryland Extension Service Miss Fehr

Arlington cemetery Unknown Soldier tale guides post drive case

The article outlines a license suspension hearing at Peonia's courtroom where eight drivers faced penalties including two revocations and four probationary periods. It notes two drivers were reprimanded, and mentions escapes and various cases linked to Virginia and Maryland licenses as well as memorial services and Veterans groups activities.

Lincoln Garfield McKinley Arlington Cemetery van Fossen Wilbur W. Baker Robert Lee Brown Edwin C. Creeger Jr

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns News May 23 1906

Board of County Commissioners awarded the four room brick school building contract at Myersville to Elmer E Beachley for 4678 dollars. Bids for the new school at New Market and the addition at Point of Rocks were rejected as too high. J K Robinson Jr Col Austin Baughman and Guy K Motter left by automobile for Washington with a chauffeur, to return this evening. Charles E Mealey, longtime city businessman, bought 14 acres near four miles out, finding copper and three sand colors. John Sweadner Liberty received commission as superintendent of the Liberty postal station at 500 dollars annually. Dr Lewis F Nelson, formerly of this city, died in Moberly Missouri at age 79. he was well known locally.

Board OF County Commissioners Myersville Elmer E. Beachley Theew New Market Point of Rocks J. K. Robinson JR Austin Baughman Guy K. Motter Washington Charles E. Mealey John Sweadner Liberty Lewis F. Nelson Madison Nelson Moberiy

Senate OKs bill to retain generals' higher temporary ranks

May 22 Washington reports the Senate passed and sent to the House a bill to permanently allow Army and Air Force officers to retire with the rank and pay of their higher temporary grades.

Washington Senate House

Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital May 21 22 1958

Frederick Memorial Hospital records list several births from May 21 and 22 1958. William Filmore Jr from William F Keefer 8 Hamilton Avenue. Donna Rae second child first daughter to Richard E Davis 206 West South Street. George William Jr first child son born to George W Chaney Route 1 Mt Airy. Cynthia first daughter to Charles A Glick 929 Seminole Road. Joseph Kilmer second son born to Melvin M Crum Keymar. Emma Hamburg of near New Market mentioned as Chaney's former wife.

Frederick Memorial Hospital William F. Keefer Hamilton Avenue William Filmore Jr Richard E. Davis West South Street Donna Rae George W. Chaney Mt. Airy Alson George William Jr Chaney Emma Hamburg Near New Market Charles A. Glick Seminole Road Cynthia Melvin M. Crum Keymar Joseph Kilmer

Concert at Myersville Youth Telegraphal Broadcast

The Myersville Evangelical United Brethren church Junior Choir presents its annual concert on Sunday at eight p m with the theme Our Christian Heritage. The program spans from Old Testament selections to the life of Christ and is sponsored by the Youth Telewstp amid pneumonia influenza casualties noted in the community.

Myersville Evangelical United Brethren Church U. S

Smells Smoke Leaps From Car Die On Chesapeake Bay Bridge

Mrs. Golda Gay Wisenbaker 48 of Birdsboro Pennsylvania died after leaping from an automobile as smoke filled the vehicle on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. State Trooper Griffith said the woman died beneath the wheels of a house trailer towed by her husband Harry J. Wisenbaker 54 who reported the leap occurred near the bridge middle as they headed to Aiken South Carolina for relatives. She suffered a fractured skull and arm among other injuries and was pronounced dead at Anne Arundel General Hospital in Annapolis.

van Fos Chalons Lake E. Fortner South Street Maryland Virginia Annapolis Golda Gay Wisenbaker Birdsboro Chesapeake Bay Bridge Thomas T. Griffith Griffith Harry JH. Wisenbaker Wisenbaker

Court of Honor Held by Myersville Scouts

Myersville Boy Scout Troop 273 held a Court of Honor on Monday May 21 during a regular meeting to present Tenderfoot badges to ten Scouts. Everett Johnson and John Hipkins led the ceremony with Rev. Robert Strickler presenting. The troop, chartered April 26 with Lions Club sponsorship, plans an overnight hike and cooking practice. dads are invited to join. Also listed are names of Scouts receiving awards and others present. Market prices for barley, wheat, and corn are noted.

Myersville Everett Johnson John Hipkins Lions Club Robert Strickler Explorer Jerry Kline Kenneth Krantz Gerald Flock Dwaine Strickler Glenvol Eichelberger Jr Lionel Eichelberger Charles Strickler Kenneth Bullivant Gene Baer Norman Lindsey Harrison Johnson Barton Hughes

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