Reciprocity in World Trade Remains Central Issue Says Lawrence
In a 1959 column David Lawrence argues that freer trade and less restrictive quotas drive postwar policy. He cites McKinley and the idea of reciprocity, noting U S officials push for lifting foreign barriers while other nations demand more American goods to balance trade.
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David Lawrence Washington
Imp
United
Aes Davie
America
United States
Afl-Cio
Samuel Compers
American Federation of and
Conserva
McKinley
Conservatm
Margaret Leech
Buffalo
Douglas Dylon
Franklin D. Roose
New York Herald Tribune Inc
The News Frederick November 4, 1958 front page note
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes a 5 cent single copy price and mail rates of 1.00 for Spain? Wait, the text includes inconsistencies.
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HE News
Frederick
Maryland
the News
Great Southern Pig & Mfg
North Court St
Fred K
Fredercx
U S Egypt Thaw Signs of Improving Ties and Aid
The United States and United Arab Republic show signs of warmer relations with resumed financial aid and joint projects in reclaiming land along the Nile, medical research, and airport safety. Fulbright urges new sea-level cooperation as King Hussein era policy shifts. Henry P Kendall dies at 83. founder of Kendall Co. with plants in U S and installations abroad.
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United Arab Republic
Syria
Egypt
Asaam
Attac
Cairo
Nasser
Nile
Washington
Mier
Treasury
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Henry P. Kendall
Sharon, Mass
The
Kendall Co
United State
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
West Virginia Evangelistic Assn speaker to address youths group
C Gilgramn state secretary of the West Virginia Evangelistic Assn will speak at the news meeting in the U M C A gym Sunday afternoon. A minor house fire at John D Conard home Dill avenue started by overheated furnace pipe and greased light fixture. no serious damage reported. A hillside blaze along the B railroad near Frederick Toncoon has burned since yesterday and continues.
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C. Gilgramn
West Virginia Evangelistic Assn
U.m-C
John D. Conard
Dill Avenue
Clayborne
James Bowl Cassino
Frederick Toncoon
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The News dated November 4 1539 note Harpers County events and local bids. City officials consider securing a strip on East Church street beside the old Lutheran graveyard for street widening. Police Chief Allen Bart Gil warns bicycles must have horns and lights. Thanksgiving Week will renew the Food and Better Housing show at the State Armory under Serv-U Save-U stores and Independent Retail Food Distributors with Harry Hamilton in charge.
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Harpers
State Armory
Harry Hamilton
Bay Bridge tolls fall short of predictions in Maryland
Baltimore AP reports tolls on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge trail behind forecasts by about $500,000 for the year. State Roads Commission officials say prospects for lowering the 1.25 per car toll on the bridge look dim, with a November review planned. Some legislators call for rebalancing tolls between the bridge and the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Legislative Council
State Roads Commission
Hoads
Harford
Talbot
Bay Bridge
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Dale Hess
D-Harford
Randolph Harrison
D-Talbot
Hess
Harrison
Flares Trigger Chesapeake Bay Search Over Hoopersville
Four air planes and two boats searched Chesapeake Bay after flares were sighted near Hoopersville Dorchester County. Coast Guard and local deputies reported no evidence of a downed plane while one vessel persisted beyond 2 45 a.m. The sighting prompted a coast guard led search with planes from Patuxent NAS and Elizabeth City NC.
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Hoopersville
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
Dorchester County
Ira Sarge Johnson
Shheriff Calvert’ Creighton
Cambridge
Johnson
Ira Jr
Elmer Nickerson
Hooper Island
Fifth Coast Guard District
Norfolk, Va
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Elizabeth City
N. C
Potomac Edison Publishes John Brown Raid Supplement
The Potomac Edison News issues a special supplement showing how the John Brown raid on Harpers Ferry might appear in a contemporary publication. The unusual insert accompanies the utility’s current issue.
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Potomac Edison News
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Frederick official Russell I Morgan longtime Streets head
Russell I Morgan longtime Frederick Streets superintendent born March 1 1918 rose to assistant and led department after May 1957 death of Roger Cook. Married Lillie Summers he lives at 55 B and O avenue with four children. Active in East Frederick Little League and Midget Football League. Known for courtesy and hands on leadership in winter repairs and emergency calls.
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Russell I. Morgan
Frederick City
Roger A. Cook
Mr. Morgan
Daysville
Franklin and
Daisy Louise Morgan
Centtervile
Storgan
D. C. Winebrewer
Sons
Harris and Filler
Jacob Summers
Frederick
B. & O. Avenue
Russell Leroy
Virginia Mae
Ira Wavre Morgan
Mary Louise ‘Riggs
John Hansen
Church of the Brethren
Morgen
East Frederick
Lander
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births from October 30 to November 2 listing numerous families. Names include Alfred and spouse with Frederidolph. Robert Franz with a third child. Kenneth Bolinzer with fifth child. Michael and spouse with Tammy Lind. Julie Ann born to Rey Smith. Franklin Ward Jr born to Franklin and Eileen. Patricia Lee to James Layton. Dawn Maria to Merhie Wise. Carolyn Crist to H W Gray. Jay Frank to Herbert Kennedy. and Bryan Lee to Bernard Michaels. Detailing addresses and multiple couples, the notices mark third, fourth, or second children and first daughters or sons.
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Bryan Lee
Michaels
Hetty Mae Thomas
Frederick
Rey R. Smith
Airy
Julie Ann
Franklin D. Ward
Clarksburg
Franklin D. Jr
Ward
Eileen Stutery
James D. Layton
Patricia Lee
Merhie Wise
Walkersville
Dawn Maria
Michael H. Main
West Third Street
Tammy Lind
Main
Patricia May
Thurmont
H. W. Gray
Biggs Avenue
Carolyn Crist
Herbert R. Kennedy
Union Bridge
Jay Frank
Deaths in Thurmont area include Eicholtz and Magaha
Two elderly local residents die after long illnesses. John Samuel Eicholtz aged 68 of 345 East Second Street Thurmont died at Union Manufacturing Co after reporting to work at 7 and being found about 8:35 am. He leaves a wife, five children, nine grandchildren, and several siblings. John William H Magaha aged 79 a Thurmont farmer died at his home after years of illness. He leaves wife Lucy May Suler Magaha and three daughters, one grandson, and siblings. Funeral arrangements set with M. L. Creager and Son and Rev. Samuel L. Moyer to officiate. burial at Mr. Olivet cemetery. Donations requested to Reform Church Building Fund.
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Elcholts
B. O. Thomas Sr
John Samuel Eicholtz
East Second Street
Eicholtz
Union Manufacturing Company
Anderson N
Betty Strine Eicholtz
St. John’s Church
Holy Name Society
Gertrude Kirby Ejccholtz
Grace -Lidie
Ada Hoffman
la Vla Butler
Thurmont
Elmer Eicholtz
Washington
East Church Street
Fu Lperal
John’s Catholic Church
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison Jand Son
John William H. Magaha
John Wiliam H. Magaha
Allen’ S
Sarah Flock Magaha
Samuel L. Mover
Mr. Olivet
Reform Church Building Fund
Saint Joseph College hosts National Slogan-Poster Contest
Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg sponsors the 10th National Slogan-Poster Contest themed La France et le domaine scientifique. Pi Delta Phi Omega Chapter oversees details from Nov 1 1959 to Mar 5 1960 with 1230 announcements mailed. Carolyn Nalley of Port Tobacco Md is general chair. cash prizes are 25 315 and 10 funded by the French honor society.
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la France Et le Domaine Scientifique
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsbur
Margaret
Department of Romance Languages
Omega
Pi Delta Phi
Carolyn Nalley
Port Tobacco
United States
National Treasury
Union Bridge Driver Fined After Crash
Robert Stewart Milberry 32 of Union Bridge Maryland paid a $10 fine plus costs after a Monday morning crash on Tannertown Road. He was cited for driving a truck north when he ran off the road struck a cement sidewalk and hit a southbound car driven by Donald Summers of Fairfield. Damages were estimated at 250 to Summers’ car. Earlier a separate collision on Emmitsburg Road 5 1/2 miles south involved Charles Butler and Leon Epler with damages around 5800. no injuries reported.
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Gettysburg
Robert Stewart Milberr
Union Bridge
Stice of the
Robert P. Snyder
Here
Tanniertown Rd
Milberry
Wiess
Donald A. Summers
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Charles
Butler Dr
Ivy. Va
Leon Epler
Thurmont
Eather
Illnesses Reported In Baltimore Area Hospitals
Among the sick Miss airi Ann Todderr daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Tobery RFD G Frederick is a patient at Remans Children s Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Nellie Eagle near Knox ville has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient. Mrs Eagle fell near her home and dislocated her shoulder. Mr William Eazsle of Riverdale has returned home after treatment for a heart condition at Cheverly Hospital. Mr Clarence A Bussard College Place who was a patient at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore has returned home.
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Airi Ann Todderr
Charles
Tobery
RFD
G. Frederick
Remans Children’s Hospital
Baltimore
Nellie Eagle
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eagle
William
Eazsle
Riverdale
Cheverly Hospital
Clarence A. Bussard
College Place
University of Maryland Hospital
Hargett and Gordon Wedding in Marvin Chapel
Miss Fare Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard A Gordon married Robert E L Hargett son of Mrs Alice Moore and James H Hargett in a double ring ceremony at Marvin Chapel Church officiated by Rev Herbert Harrison. The couple reside at 34 West Pattick Street.
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Hargett
Janet Baugher
Jack Myers
Dausiter
Avery Gordon
Walter Layton
Julia Mullinix
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Frederick
West Pattick Street
Mrs and Mr Al baugh and Mr and Mrs Smith visit Pittsburg
Mr and Mrs A Richely Al baugh of near Libertstown and Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Monrovia traveled to Pittsburg Pennsylvania on Sunday November 1 to visit Mrs Smiths uncle Clayton Prichard a surgical patient at the Veterans Hospital Marines in Korea earned 42 Medals of Honor and over five thousand Navy Cross Silver Star and Bronze Star awards.
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A. Richely Albaugh
Libertstown
Harold Smith
Monrovia
Pittsburg
Swiss Language Professor Arrives at Hood College
Miss Marguerite Siegrist from Davos Switzerland arrives as an exchange professor of modern languages at Hood College. She teaches French German and English and serves as housemother for 13 girls at the French House while planning to see much of America in a year. She previously worked with Polish refugee soldiers and Swiss Army welfare during crises and speaks multiple languages including Italian Spanish and Romansh.
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Corinna Sanford
Frederick
Switzerland
Zurich
Miss Siegmst
Paris
Poland
Miss Siegrist
Davos
America
Funeral services held for several local residents
Funeral services were conducted at multiple local homes and churches. Mrs Marbelia Cook, of Walkersville, with Rev William M Brown officiating, pallbearers named, interment at Mt Olivet. Miss Mary J Rosetta Layman died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. service at East Church street funeral home. Rev E William Hell officiated. interment in Methodist cemetery. Samuel R Baghes Sr. services at First Methodist Church Brunswick with Rev Wilam C Warner presiding. pallbearers listed. interment at Samples Manor cemetery.
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Marbelia Cook
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
William M.brown
Nelson Stauffer
Frank Cramer
George Zimmerman
Roger Hildebrand
Allen Pvicodemes
Phillip Beard
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mary J Rosetta Layman
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
E.william Hell
Calvary
Methodist Church
Robert I. Laysman
Harry Martin Jr
Richard Clark
Larry Layman
George Laysman Jr
Robert M. Layman
Samuel Rbaghes Sr
First Methodist Church
Brunstwick
Wilam C. Warner
B. B. Bissen
J. A. Chambers
Claude Beacht
John Ayers
Carl New
Jesse Hoffmen
Samples Manjor Cemetery
Iowa Senator Carter Dies of Cancer at 44
Rep Steven V Carter D Iowa died early today after a long battle with cancer. Sworn in last January as a first term House member, he battled illness since 1957 and was treated at Navy Medical Center Bethesda. Born October 8 1915, he rose to prominence over a controversy on nepotism in government payrolls.
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Washington
Steven V. Carter
Iowa
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Carter
Karl M le Icompie
Bomber Crashes 80 Miles Offshore Gulf of Mexico
A six jet bomber with four crew crashed about 80 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico before dawn. A Coast Guard helicopter rescued one airman, Lt. Franklin Delano Harrod, navigator, who parachuted from the plane and was in good shape. MacDill AFB will coordinate Harrod’s transport to Coast Guard base at St. Petersburg.
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Tampa
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
MacDill Air Force Base
MacDill
Franklin Delano Harrod
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