Zhukov ousted as defense chief amid Cold War moves
In a turbulent period, Zhukov loses two key posts as Khrushchev reshapes leadership amid war scare in Turkey and Syria. The piece links his removal to broader maneuvering ahead of Mao's Moscow visit, while noting public questions about world stability and leadership turmoil.
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Zremitz
Conral
Mars Zhukov
Karasherev
Dugh
Ber
Zhukov
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Molotov
Ordin
Turkey
Syria
East Germany
Yugoslavia
Sputnik
Mao
Moscow
Kerushchev
The News page fragment from Frederick 1957
Fragment shows header line and partial text from a 1957 Frederick newspaper page. Content is unreadable in places but indicates a local paper with standard masthead and story fragments.
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Frederick
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Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columns November 1 1907
Fifty years ago the town marked Halloween with corn and paper decorations and some vandalism. The hunting season opened in Frederick County with rabbits partridges pheasants and woodcock now legal to shoot. An issue of 159000 in Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway bonds sold to local businessmen for completion to Thurmont. buyers received 50060 in capital stock. Reverend William Hammond Parker left First Baptist Church for Immanuel Baptist in Cincinnati. In October 37 deaths occurred in the city and county, eighteen in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Frederick County
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Thurmont
William Hamaond Parker
First Baptist Church
Immanuel Baptist Chorch
Cincinnati
Committee backs high school land purchase plan
Twenty years ago notes show a Frederick Board of Education committee backing option exercise to buy the Kidwiler farm on the city outskirts for a new high school. Weather records mark October 1937 as Frederick's wettest month with 19.36 inches of rain. An auto crossing in New Market injures Charles R. Shipsod, minor injuries. A Catholic Mass for Christ the King draws about 3,000 worshippers from Frederick, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery counties at St. Marys College Emmitsburg led by Apostolic Delegate Amleto Cicognani.
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Inter
Frederick
Board of Education
Kidwiler
Eugene W. Pruitt
Charles R. Shipsod
Indian Springs
New Market
Christ the King
Washington
Carroll
Montgome
St. Mary’s College
Emmitsbur
Best
Amlea Giovanni
Cicognani
United States
Maryland
The
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Notable Deaths and Births Across History Anniversaries
America Today marks anniversaries of humorist Frances Miriam Whicher born in Whiteboro North Dakota who died there January 4 1992. Notes pioneers Crawford W Leng Georgia anesthetic, William Merritt Chase painter, Stephen Crane Newark New Jersey, Sholem Asch Poland London, Grantland Rice Tennessee New York. Also entries on Stamp Act mock funerals Adams Express 1839 Lucien Galtier St Paul 1864 US Postal Money Order 1810 and 1898 Spain ultimatum about the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Miriam Whicher
Whiteboro
Crawford W. Leng
Georgia
Mysician
Danielsville
William Merritt Chase
New York
Franklin Co
Stephen Crane
Newark
N. J
Selecting Accessories At Woodsboro Homemakers Club
Miss Mary Thomas presented Selecting Accessories at the Woodsboro Homemakers Club meeting held in Oct at Mrs. William Farra home. She illustrated dressing rules from head to heel and demonstrated outfit changes while members sang and attended reports and nominations. The next gathering is Nov 12 at Mrs. Maurice Murray’s home with a nutrition leaders demo on Quick and Easy Meats.
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Mary Thomas
Woodsboro Homemakers Club
William Farra
M. W. Stirley
Edith Flanagan
Farra
M. W. Stitley
Gail Catshall
J. E. Stoner
Questions And Answers About Art, Money And Museums
The items cover who authorizes commemorative coins, cod weight ranges, Michelangelo’s pay for Saint Peter’s Church work, and the National Museum of the United States housing a government collection of historical and scientific objects in Washington, D.C.
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Congress
Michelangelo
Saint Peter's Church
Nafional Museum of the
United States
Washington, D.C
Absent Voters Urged as Youth Week Observance Opens
A Frederick area observance of Youth Appreciation Week led by Mayor John A. Derr promotes youth achievements and active family participation. The campaign urges voter registration before next June’s municipal election and highlights registration offices open today from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the courthouse and nearby sites.
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John A. Derr
Spear
Ernest B.i ‘Stephens
Gilbert S. Stroup
Gor Lon W. Taylor
Braddocks
Igeod Citizens
Frederick
New York
John Wanamaker
Henry Ford
Frederick Motor Company
Johnny C. Warfield
Jon
Glidden
Ray Steele
Nwligees Es
Stand Development
East Second Street
el Abrake
Jbooks
Lence
Optimist International
English Lesson on Common Word Misuses and Pronunciations
W L Gordon notes frequent errors in usage and pronunciation. He explains correct forms like you would have been delighted if you had gone and the proper pronunciation of Oahu. He also contrasts burrow with borough and highlights mispronunciations and misspellings.
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W. L. Gordon
Oahu
Hawaiian Island
Fort Detrick Plans Veterans Day Dance and Seminar
Fort Detrick hosts a Civilian Welfare Council dance to mark Veterans Day weekend with Clark Sheetenhelm’s orchestra at the Non-Commissioned Officers Open Mess. Tickets are sold by council members and at the door. The same week the Civilian Personnel Training Office sponsors a Cultural Island seminar at Claggett Center Buckeystown with forty four Chemical Corps executives to study personnel management and leadership. Colonel Grothaus opens the event with Rev. Ashbury giving the invocation.
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Fort Detrick
Doris Ausherman
Rosa Kreh
Frank Hart
Bob Peel
Ralph Fry
Ella Pearl
Polly Weddle
Connie Blair
Berry Scheiss
Dick Miller
Eleanor Alexander
Donna Esterly
Elise Young
Mary Louise Trout
Nancy Fisher
Don Weddle
Barbara Gaither
LaRue Hammond
Merril Suler
Mery Boyer
Virginia Fry
Barbara Medinger
Thelma Wilson
Mariion Castle
John Alexander
Alex Bryant
Claggett Diocesan Center
Buckeystown
Chemical Corps
Baltimore Sun
Donald G. Grothaus
Maurice D. Ashbury
AH Saints Episcopal Church
Everett E. Champlin
Karl Persichetti
Veronica Catlett
Side Glances and Community Notices From Frederick
Side Glances notes on local people, military arrivals and departures, and social events. Martha Koogle appears on the Council float winning first prize. Cindy Lee wins second prize in the Hal Howe parade. farewell for Dr Carroll Brichbaum retiring from government service. new civilian employee Curtis L Shuff. welcomes for air force arrivals W D Brown S W Guy W J Tangredi R W Hicks A D Johnson. Fort Detrick engineers lead three area PTAs. Dr Le Roy Fothergill to address Naval Medical School. Fort Detrick Color Guard leads Halloween parade. various Nor Each item mentions local residents, military postings, social events, and community service updates.
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Martha ‘Koogle
Alice Coats
West Plains
John Mulder
Loretta Eyler
Levinson
Hallar Best
Rock Island
Gardner C. Quill
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Cindy Lee
Lee H. Gearhard
Carroll Brichbaum
Iris Yonetz
June Fouche
Ted Lockwood
M. Bernard Goetz
Wiliam D. Brown
Westfield
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Samuel W. Guy
Woodbridge
Delaware
Ohio
Curtis L. Shuff
Anthony J. Merry
Bethlehem Steel Company
Lackawanna
Martin J. Goetz
Haskies and Selis
Certified
Public Accountants
Baltimore
Prittvate
Willis Salyers
John J. Smoot
Percy C. Wright
Ralph E. Williamson
John F. Underwood
Carroll E. Krichbaum
A. G. Wedum
K. H. Hindman
Chicago
National Safety Council
Fort Detrick Chemical Engineers
Ptas
Frederick
Clark Cottrell
Elm St
PTA
John Herrick
Elmer Bokesch
North Frederick
Fort Detrick
Leroy D. Fothergill
Navy Medical School
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
NATO
SEATO
Arnold G. Wedum
Braddock Heights
Esther DeGrange
Edna Smith
Youngstown
George Evans
Lewis
Bud” Rice
Maine
Rob Spider Webb
Gert Renn
Lee
Earl Sadd
Willie
Vaughn
Los Angeles
Unison Square Garden
Webb
Robert Hooper
Gene Fullmer
Oliver Lea Tender
Neal Rivers
The
Kins
Rory Cab
Frederick Memorhoun
Bobb Boyd
Jal
Charles J. Zajicek
Calhoun
Rockyness
Grant DeSbhazer
Castellani
Eileens
Rob Campbell
Tillie Kent
Rubinson
Peter Pan Inn
Jess
Polly Weddle
Pocahontas Natomia Council
Palashele
Spider Webb Fights Willie Vaughn Tonight
New York reports a boxing card as Spider Webb prepares to face Willie Vaughn tonight. Carmen Basilio waits on Sugar Ray Robinson and the International Boxing Club to decide his world middleweight title defense while contenders push for action.
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New York 7
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
International Boxing Club
28 Year Old Agriculturist Dies in Potomac
David Gough Morgan, 28, an agronomist with the Department of Agriculture at Rockville, died of a stroke at his Potomac home. He was the son of Judge Jo V. Morgen, a Maryland University graduate, and married to Alice Berry. Services were at Pumphrey funeral home Rockville with burial at Union Cemetery Rockville.
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David Gough Morgan
Department of Agriculture
Rockville
Glen Road
Potomac
Morgan
Jo V. Morgen
Moorland Jane
Bethesda
Tax Court of
District of Columbia
Washington
Landon School
University of Maryland
Alice
Cissy) Berry
Richmond B. Keech
Weedley Place
T.w
J. Banks Berry
Bells Mill Road
Ar. Morgan
St. Francis Episcopal Church
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Chevy Chase Club
Alyne Carrol
Jo W. Morgan Jr
Westpathway
Sumner
Mes
William H. Olsen
Elyria
Ohio
Pumphrey Funeral Home
Union Cemetery
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Boyle
E. Bussard
Karl F. Bussard
Schley Avenue
Clarence G. West
Ernest W. Ausherman
Jefferson Pike
Maynard R. Harp
Annie C. Toms
Bain Street
Myersville
Hal Boyle
House of Lords
Puerto Rico Nationalis
Tedas
Comfon
A. Adams
Pailacel
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Jenkin Liond Jones
Tulsa Osta
Tribune
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Richmond Var News
Oklahoma City
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Gorse J. Heebi
Parents Magazine
Louis N. Risenour, Jr
University of Hingis Gradu Cha
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Pp.ford
We Liberty National Life Insurance Co
Birmingham
Als
Troy
Ala
Thomas L. Stokes, Jr
Atlanta
White House
France
America
of the News
the News
Know
Woodsboro Club
Brunswick
Lions Club
Denny Albert
Frederich
Ora
Frederick City
John Derr
Central Maryland
Vevarment
Army
Lathelyn Seckler-Hudson
School of Government and Public Administration
American University
George Howard
U. S. Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratories
Fort Belvoir
Jack Engiar
Me- Municipal League
Cormick and Company, Inc
Balti- Pave Citaistans Hotel
Jim Enneis
Department of
Health
Edward Hemby
Doris Main
Geoffrey Wells
Meyer Chertof
Rita Giesken
Charles Bald‘Win
Frederick Bensley
Richard_ Saxon
Wanda Brust
Charles Glick
Gardner Gremillion
Louis Greenberg
Everett Neff
Frank Weirtether
Fort Detick
Explorer Post 799
Frederick and Post
Harold Neufeld
Les Teller
Dick Graham
Homemakers Club
Maryland School For the Deaf
Lloyd Ambrosen
Iest
Amphrosen
Barbara Long
George Bell
Smokey Mountains
Woodsboro
First
Leopold Gabay
Jennifer
Fredmorial Hospital
Erick Mc
Horace Rees
William Selzer
Dale Robrez
Edna Holland
Lillie
Katie
Marie Miss
Lois Ann Deener
Cinderella
Memorial Park
Spider Webb
Willie Vaughn
Awnste
Cassie
Tyrewritien Letier
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