Test Ban Reluctance Sparks Nuclear Debate
In a Frederick news roundup, editors note France and Red China aim for nuclear status, while Russia and the West show skepticism about a universal test ban. The piece suggests the nuclear arms expansion could spread to smaller nations, with potential global consequences.
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Russia
Moscow
West
France
United States
Great Britain
St Geneva
de Gaulle
Red China
Eichelberger Elected As Register Of Wills In 1908 race
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns or The News recount election returns with Eichelberger winning the register of wills post and a crowded slate of county races. The article documents vote totals for commissioners sheriffs state’s attorney and judges, highlighting party competitiveness and local political figures across Frederick County.
Democratic nominee chosen for Register in Wisconsin race
Twenty years ago in the News columns dated November 5, 1933 A Lamar Barrick of Woodsboro was chosen as the Democratic nominee for Register of Wisconsin, succeeding the late John Hershberger. Kent C Nicodemus of Walkersville, his wife and two sisters were injured when their car was struck by a truck on the Beepike near Hyatts. Falling from a ladder at his home West Patrick street Willard N Garrett Sr. fractured his right shoulder. Rev and Mrs Paul H Gleichmas missionaries to India from the Evangelical Lutheran church left Lan for India en route to arrive November 1.
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A. Lamar Barrick
Woods
Boro
Register of
Wis
John Hershberger
Democratic State Central Committee
Kent C. Nicodemus
Walkersville
Bee Pike
Hyatts
Willard N. Garrett Sr
West
Patrick Street
Lester
Paul H. Gleichmas
India
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lan
Byrd Wins Virginia Reelection In Landslide Victory
Senator Harry F. Byrd Democrat of Virginia won reelection with about 70 percent of the vote amid school crisis tensions. Incumbents in Congress held steady as Richard H. Poff defeated Richard Pence in the 5th District, while Joel Broyhill won in the 10th. A record press run accompanied the results and intensified coverage.
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Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Virginia
Byrd
Congress
Richard H. Poff
Richard F. Pence
Pence
Roanoke
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Dedication services for Lewistown church chapel reopens
On Sunday dedicatory services will be held at the Old Hi Church near Lewistown, recently remodeled into a community chapel. The Lewistoun Cemetery Association took over to ensure use as a hall, with volunteer labor funding upgrades. Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm will speak, Kenneth Shook to sing, and Mrs R Paulian to read a prepared piece. Open house follows the dedication program.
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Old Hi
Lewistown
Methodist Episcopal
Lewisvona
US 515
Lewitoun
Lewistoun
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church’ of Christ
Kenneth Shook
R. Paul Lan
H. Clifford Kelly
Cemetery Association
Albert Powell
Man Pleads Guilty To Talking To Garbage Cans
Three men pleaded guilty in Magistrate Edward J. Smith court to intoxication charges. Frank Elsworth Harley, of Freder ick, was jailed 30 days in default of a 525 fine after being found lying beside a Taney apartment doorway on November 3.
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Edward J. Smith
Frank Elsworth Harley
Frederick
Harley
Bernard King
North Bentz Stre
Taney Apartments
Herman Lewis Callahan
Roanoke
Noah Vereneé
Conway
D. C
Callahan
Marshall Murray
West Fifth Street
Tehildren
Smith
Noah Verene
West Patrick Street
Russell Potts
Verene
Longtime subscriber tops The News history edition
The 73rd anniversary edition of The News sparks reflection on loyal readers. John E. Hickman of Coral Gables reports his father T. Hickman began reading around 1897, making him one of the paper’s oldest subscribers and a reader for over 69 years.
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John E. Hickman
San Benito Street
Coral Gables
Florida
T. Hickman
Doubs
Amor
Rockefeller Keating Win In New York
President Eisenhower faces a Congress split after Democrats gain control in the Senate and House as Rockefeller defeats Harriman in New York boosting a GOP path to 1960. Arizona Oregon Rhode Island swing GOP while California, Maryland and others shift. Knowland loses in California to Brown.
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Washington
Congress
New Deal
Calfornia
Averell Harriman
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Harriman
California
William F. Knowland
Edmund G
Pat
Eisenhower
Senate
Wyoming
Frank Barrett
Alaska
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Fed
Arizona
Averell Hartiman
Rockefeller
Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
Tode
John W. Bricker
Stephen M. Young
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Mickmn
Nevada
New Jersey
Utah
Ixo
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Imo
Midwest
Nebraska
North Dakota
Sick and recovering noted in local updates
Among The Sick Wayne Duncan son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Duncan RFD 1 was rushed from Shepherd College to Kings Daughsers Hospital Martinsburg WV for emergency appendectomy He is in Room 310 Pasty Wills li year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Wills Jr RFD 1 Frederick returned home Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a surgical patient Mr Earl FL Hargen now residing in Miami Fla ill the past week at his home there has entered the Northwest Hospital Miami Fla Mrs Lewis A Kline 118 East Patrick Street who entered Frederick Memorial Hospital October 20 and underwent major surgery last Wednesday is getting along as well as can be expected
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Wayne Duncan
Bennie Duncan
RFD
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
King’s Daushiers Hospital
Martinsburg
Pasty Wills
Walter Wills Jr
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Earl FL Hargen
Miamsi
Fla
Northwest Hospital
N. W
Miami
Lewis A. Kline
East Patrick Street
Mr Grover Ponton Observes Birth Day On Thursday
East Third street resident Mr Grover Ponton will observe his birthday on Thursday with neighbors noting the occasion.
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Grover R. Ponton
East Third Street
Defeat seals end of 2e year political career
The piece notes the retirement of Senate Republican leader Knowland and his impact on the race for governor with Knight trailing Engle, while Nixon faces a setback. It highlights the Arizona Goldwater victory and the Democratic surge, including Pennsylvania Governor Leader losing to Hugh Scott and Kennedy Merriman Williams' NJ win. It also covers Maryland and other state results, Senate margins, and notable upsets.
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Knowland
Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
Edmund G.pat
Brown
Knight
Clair Engle
Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Adiat E. Steven
Lawrence
George M
Hugh Scott
Eisenhower
Thomas E. Denty
Republican National Committee
Maryland House Delegates: Ballot lists and names by district
A long roster lists Balto county and other districts with delegate candidates and party designations. Names include Joseph E Bullock, James J Silk, Elmer Walter, J S Dembowski, Murray Abramson, Sol Friedman, Verda Welcome, C W Bachlard, Maurice Cardin, John F McNulty, Orlando Ridout IV, and many others across counties such as Anne Arundel, Calvert, Carroll, Cecil, Dorchester, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, Prince Georges, Queen Annes, St Marys, Somerset, Talbot, Washington, and Worcester. The document appears as a compilation of Democratic and allied candidates with district allocations.
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House OF Delegates
Balto Ist
al DJ
Joseph E. Bullock
C. G. Kosakowski
J. J. Nowakowski
James J. Silk
Elmer E. Walter
J. S. Dembowski- Balto
C N. Antonel
Rudy Behounek
Frances Holub
Charles Panuska
Thomas A. Hedrick
Joseph A. Urban
Balto Ivd
Joseph A. ‘Acker
Edward Brooks
J. J. Curran Jr
F. X. Gallagher
E. J. McNeal
William O'Maller
Balto
Murray Abramson
Sol Friedman
Jerome Robinson
Hichard R ‘Rombro
Irma G. Dixon
Verda
C. W. Bachlard
Maurice Cardin
Martin Mandel
E. P. Silver
Alexander Stark
A. M. Res
Nick. Balto
A. F. Bachmann
H. T. Baynes
E. a.Bitmer
W. P. Corrigan
W.L. Hodges
W. J. Myers
Allegany
Noel Speir Cook
Fred B. Driscoll
Estellc. Kelley
Lester B. Reed
William Walsh
Thomas F
John N. Maguire
Roy Staten
Herbert H. Tyler
Culvert
Bennie C. ‘Dowell
James E. Hance
Caroline
QO. B. Blades
James A. Wise
Carroll
Joseph H. Hahn
Preston L. Hale
Wilburn W. Magin
Thomas R. O'far‘tell D. Cecil
William F. Burkley
Tucker Mackie
Charles Tall
John H. Mitjebet
Samuel C. Linton Jr
Prince Georges Call
Ernest A. Loveless
Hervey G. Machen
C. Philip Nichols
Landsdale G. Lasseer Jr
Carlton R. Sickles
Perry C. Wilkinson
Queen Annes
Tilgaman Eaton
Charles E. Risley
ST. Marys Call
Frank A. Combs
Henry Fowler
Somerset
Robert Charles Long
Ralph W. Parks
Egbert Quinn
X. Talbot
W. Randolph Harrison
James C. Latham
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Washington
Gale B. Cahill
Charles W. Coss
Joseph H. McElwee
Clarence B. Mason
Charles B. Huyett
P. Parke Geiger
Deaths mark sorrow in Frederick area families
Obituaries record Mrs. Jesse B. Cowell and several others dying in Frederick County. Mrs. Cowell of Thurmont died at 4:30 PM Tuesday at age 60, survived by husband Jesse B. Cowell and three children, with services set at the funeral home and Mount Olivet cemetery. Additional notices include Mrs. Lulu C. Harbaugh of Hagerstown at 73, and Mr. Harry of Baltimore, with multiple survivors across Emmitsburg and Baltimore areas. Funeral arrangements list Harbaugh and Hurst services, while Schiffert family notices note a Thurmont resident with services in Emmitsburg.
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Lulu C. Harbaugh
Howard C. Harbaugh
Hagerstown
Emmitsburg
James and
Lusa (Wetzel
Christ Reformed Church
James C. Harbaugh
Catonsville
Howard B
Long Beach
Calif
Allen A
Martin T
Wiliam L
Maugansville
Lillian Ritter
Lewise
Town
Elizabeth Gray
Eileen Barnes
Mary Jane Murray
Betty Lou Glenn
Lewisburg
W. Va
Edna Tall
Hazerstown
Anna Stoner
Blanche Baker
Gettysburg
Lloyd Bishop
Frank Bistop
Pittsburgh
Charles QC
Harry Charles O. Harry
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Rachel V. Watkins Harry
Charles K
Wilbur E
Robert W
Kenneth R. Harry
Funeral
Baltimore National Cemetery
Frank Schiffert
Katherina Schiffert
Thurmont
Germany
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Adalbert Schiffert
Mary Novak
Anna Meixxner
Funeral services for Miss Nona Groshon in Graceham
Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. for Miss Nona Groshon who died Saturday at her Graceham home. Rev. Samuel A. Moyer officiated. Pallbearers were Lloyd Fisher Ralph Fisher Lawrence Myers Charles Bentz Earl Wood and Michael Miller. Burial followed in Creagertown cemetery. Funeral directors were M L Creager and Son.
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Nona Groshon
Graceham
Samuel A. Moyer
Lloyd Fisher
Ralph Fisher
Lawrence Myers
Charles Bentz
Earl Wood
Michael Miller
Creagerstown Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Democrats Sweep Washington County
Washington County turnout neared 70 percent as Democrats won all six House seats and retained county commissioner control. Charles Price unseated Sheriff Edward Rowland by 890 votes. George Snyder and James Strine won state senate and attorney general races respectively. Eldridge defeated in a long-held position. all six County Commission posts filled by Democrats. Beall led Republicans in county with 15 080 to 10 622. DeWitt Hyde defeated by John R. Foler in county voting.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Charles E. Price
Edward Rowland
House of Delegates
Board of ‘County Commissioners
George E. Snyder
Tom Kaylor
Senate
James F. Strine
Jacob B. Berkson
Harry Newcomer
Albert G. Newcomer
Clarence V. Eldridge
Board of County Commissioners
Howard E. Ankeney
George 5. Fockler
John E. Easterday
Harry C. Snook
Charles L. Downey
Joseph D. Baker
Clarence Eldridge
Harry M. Hartman
Lem E. Kirk
George W. Tingle
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
Thomas D'Alesandro
DeWitt
Hyrde
Jonn R. Foler
McKeldin Congratulates Winning Candidates
Governor McKeldin sent congratulatory telegrams to all statewide winners. He praised Democrat J Millard Tawes for victory and offered assistance for a smooth transition. He also praised Republican Sen J Glenn Beall for his statewide win and thanked aides for no further comment on results.
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J. Glenn Beall
Bricker Loses To Democrat In Ohio
In Columbus Ohio Democrat upset ended U S Sen John Bricker and GOP hopes across Ohio The tide swept away Gov C William O Neill and the right to work issue Bricker campaigned on Former Congressman Stephen M Young of Cleveland defeated Bricker altering the Ohio Senate race landscape for a third term bid
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
John W. Bricker
William O'Neill
Bricker
Stephen M.young
Cleveland
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