Allies Clash in Middle East Crisis and Aftermath
A 1956 Associated Press column analyzes Britain's attack on Egypt, Israel's invasion, and possible Soviet reaction. It warns Britain and France risk Arab hostility, oil concessions, and pipeline losses, urging the United States to limit conflict and prevent broader war.
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United States
Washington
Egypt
Moscow
Europe
New Books At Artz Library
Artz Library offers new titles including THIS HALLOWED GROUND by Bruce Catton a Civil War history. THREE SAINTS AND A SINNER a vivid biography of Sam Ward’s NY 19th century era. LIFE IS WORTH LIVING by Fulton J Sheen a reflective guide to modern life. and a retirement party for Miss Evelyn Barnes at Maryland State Reformatory for Women Jessup marking 15 years of service.
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Catton
Antietam
Shiloh
Creem
Faucht Bindis
Tieram
Antietam Creek
Bruce Catton
Fort Sumtap
Johnson
Washington
Appomattox
Louise Hall Tharp
Broadway
Union Place
Astor House
Bond Street
New York
Sam Ward
Mombare
Ward
Julian Ward
Louisa
Annie
Sam
Fulton J. Sheen
Bishop Sheen
Russia
Evelyn Barnes
Maryland
Fifty Years Ago Color in Flower Arrangements
A review of Adelaide B. Wilson's color harmony approach to floral design inspired by nature. The piece notes accompanying analyses distinguishing harmonies across flowers, leaves, birds, minerals, and shells.
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Adelaide B. Wilson
Dean E. Hess
Marian Anderson
Pearre
Frederick County
Shar
Brush Factory
Hood
Philadelphia
Frederick
Fred
Amererick High School
Ica
Exper
C. Hendrickson
I. Storm
O. Heard
Ernest
Samoft
C. MH. Eckstein
Market
Serond
Leo Eee
Foreign News Editor On St. Petersburg Paper Twenty Years Ago
Kiwanis elects Henry R Shueimake president succeeding Hubert Casimir h oner officers include Francis Jerrott treasurer George Garrett veteran newsman and former county resident promoted to foreign news editor of the St. Petersburg Times. Garrett a Baltimore native educated at George Washington University served 15 years on the New York Times staff and later with the U S Information Service now lives in St. Petersburg with artist wife Bersi whose paintings have been shown publicly.
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Rik County
I Rity
Nent
David
Gareied
Aia
Broderick
Pew
West Patrick Street
Sears Roeburn and Company
Key Mo Poole
SNTS
Henry R Shueimake
Kiwanis Club
Hubert Casimirh
Chioser
Francis Jerrott
Canton
Francis B. Saprington
Tresourer
George Garrett
St. Petersburg
Flat Times
Times
Mr. Garrett
George B. Garrett
Knoxville
Thurmont
Frederick County
Brunswick High School
Baltimore
Garrett
George Washington University
New York Times
U.S. Army
United States Information Service
White House
State Department
Voice of America
Bersi
Funeral notices list multiple services across counties
Funeral services are listed for several individuals including Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hill Thomas Frank Thomas Smith Hilda Virginia Ecker Bertha B Albaugh Jerome R Snider Susan Elizabeth Michael and others. Services occur at churches and funeral homes in Loudoun County Frederick and Unionville with interments in Mount Olivet and Odd Fellows cemeteries.
Farm zoning plan aims to shield property values
The proposed interim zoning ordinance would allow farm land to be used for farming with buildings set back from roads to allow road widening without buying buildings. It would permit farm homes for family use and farm product signs, while restricting undesirable commercial uses near homes. The measure, supported by many county groups, would classify nearby land as commercial if adjacent to two or more commercial sites and would expire in thirty months with a permanent zoning plan possible earlier.
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Stat
Yesuilion Uther
Harry Free
Frederick
Free
Angleberger Road
eVinda Dubis
Health Department
Coury
County Planning Commission
Forecast of Eisenhower re election based on economic mood
The author estimates presidential outcome through a state by state economic survey. Prosperity supports the party in power, while recession or high unemployment weakens it. Emotional issues like peace or war can override economic factors, guiding the forecast that Eisenhower will win with at least 266 electoral votes.
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David Lawrence Washington
Wilson
Eisenhower
United States
Middle East
Damnhlinga
Ike
Fisenhower
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Smith at North Market Street Home
A stork shower was given at the North Market Street home of Miss Yineling in St Ye gnnc with Miss Hilda fa as hostesses. Guests included Misses Margaret fencer Ellen Freed Vivian Freed Janice Wickless and many others. The event featured a white color scheme and honored the expectant mother Norman Ketauver Smith with many gifts and well wishers in attendance.
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Glen Kk
Smith
Yineling
North Markestreey
St Ye
Hilda Fa
Tof
Marcaret
Whelen Baucherty
Ellen Freed
Vivian Freed
Janice Wickless
Margaret
Albert Nichols
Jackson
Leg Wucker
Kenouch
George Roosmith
Charles Davison
Reuben Garld
John Underword
Watley Burke
Mto
Mra Smith
Ae Nase
Norman Ketauver Smith
Deaths of Mrs. Effie Smith Grossnickle and others
Death notices report Mrs. Effie Smith Grossnickle 78 of Johnsville died Monday at home. Survived by Vernon W. Grossnickle, two children, three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 10 AM at home with Beaver Dam church services to follow. D. D. Hartzler and Son, funeral directors. Also note Herman Lee Ward 45 of Washington died October 29 and funeral at Hope Hill church with Rev. Moore officiating. pallbearers named. Mrs. Mary N Werntz Werntz died in Baltimore mother of Mrs. Morris Baker and Morris Werntz with services in Baltimore and interment in Beth Israel Cemetery.
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Frank Thomas Smith
Fact Datrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
M. R. Etchison
East Church’ Street
J. Calvin Moreland
St.Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jefferson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Winfield
Bertha B. Albaugh
Unionville
C. Holly Albaugh
Kenneth Tyson
Allan Hoffman
Sterling Grumhine
Dorsey Gaither
Jacob Young
Russell Beaver
Francis Staley
Tim Sama - Ats
Susat’ Elizainth Michael
Jesse H. Michael
Frederick
Hyattstown
Patrick Stret
E. Wm Hall
Calary Methodist Church
John L Ktonas Mehinea
Withar
Withar St Sececer, Capt George M. Prevost
Biehard Hafferd
Daniel Smith
Mount Olivet
Cline and Son
Clarence W. Reddick
Daysville
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Ray Albert Greer
Sir John W. Fisher
Elmer Dimmerman
Howard Ballentine
Charles Kuntz
Benny Duncan
Roosevelt Marshall
Jesse Frysinger
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Vernon W. Grossnickle
Effie Smith Grossnickle
Johnsville
Frederick County
Jacob and
Mary Gheo Smith Garber
Old Order German Baptist Church of
Beaver Dam
Owen Beker
Elvin Wo Grossaickie
David Benedict
George Stansbury
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Herman Lee Ward
Herman Lee
Washington
Wesley Lee
Adamstown
Hope Hill
Maranda Weedon Lee
Hope Hill Church
L. A. H. Moore
Colonel Weedon
Wilbert Weedon
Russell Weedon
Ernest Weedon
William Weedon
Paul Gaskin
W. H. Beacon
Marry N. Wernts
Mollie Rolnick Werntz
Harry N. Werntz
Baltimore
Morcris A. Baker
Morris J. Werntz
Annapolis
Jack Lewis
Beth Tyiloh Congregation
Side Glances on 1986 Electoral Forecasts and Voter Trends
A York Herald Tribune wrap discusses forecasts of the 1986 presidential election. It lists states deemed doubtful for Eisenhower and Stevenson splits, notes potential Republican gains in a Senate and House, and cites economic concerns and voter behavior shaping outcomes. The piece weighs historical forecasting accuracy and the role of personal preference in predictions.
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Montana
Nevada
Minnesota
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Massachusette
Rhode Island
Stevenson
New Mexico
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kenucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Florida
Texas
Eisenhower
Steven 50
Franklin Roosevelt
James M. Cox
John W. Davis
al, Smith
Fae Bleienhower
Senate
House
Repubicans
New Market Lions Hear Schools Head on Education Needs
Dr James A Sensca raven superintendent told New Market District Lions Club about county education problems. He cited teacher shortages and need for better facilities and teaching aids, urging higher teacher salaries and investments in books audiovisual aids and student excursions.
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James A. Senscaraven
New Market “District
Lions Club
Sensenbaugh
New Market
Chase Gave
Board of Education
Joseph Lerner
Open House events at Lisbon Public School with PTA plans
Lisbon.Any open house events for American Education Week run Nov 12 to 16 with parents invited to visit classrooms. PTA meets Nov 13 at 8 p.m. to discuss back-to-school topics and school plans. Superintendent Mr Yingling may discuss a proposed new school at Glenelg.
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Lisbon
Board of Education
Howare County
Glenelg
Virginia Ramsturg
Maple Avenue
G. Fred Ordeman
Alton
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Ordeman
Frederick
Linda Lou Hargett
Charles E. Hargett
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Linda Lou
North Market Street
Fort Alegre
Brazil
Wiseede Gene Ti Watala
Paris Ocopio
Brandi
Gus Vaciliou
Wilson Place
Grover K Ponton
Third Street
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Artz
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Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Rector Town
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Reuben Nickens
West All
Saints Street
Odd Fellows
Poplar Springs
Hilda Virginia Ecker
C. A. Michael
Ralph Shipley
William Spalding Jr
Junior Welsh
Raymond Fleming
Stanley Pickett
William P. Hood Jr
C. M. Waltz
C. M Walte
Jerome R. Snider
Monrovian
Church of the Brethren
Hayden L. Sparks
Preswet
Prosperity Lode 38
1.C.C.F
AU. Airy
Prosperity Lodge
Tohn Norwood
Gurney Mullinix Mort Sherman
Howard Wood
Albert Wilson
C. G. Gartrel
Robert E. Dai‘eh
Nethe
Newthhare Oborlandae
Funeral Home
Mount Olive Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Dennis A. Hammond
South Bentz Street
Dennis Marie
Glenn A. Brubaker
Tramsville
Julia Naomi
Charles R. Morgan
Route 4
Mark Douglas
Silas C. Phillips
Brunswick
Silas Carroll
Union Bridge
Smemtu
Due Sauda
Robert W. Dotterer
Paul Robert
Jay B. Strite
Burkisville
Beverly Marie
Strite
Lorraine Brandenburg
Middletown
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Automobile Club of Maryland
AAA
AAA Auto Club
Thomas Eichelberger
Leonard KE
Kolmer
Aaas Automobile Club of Maryland
McKeldin
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Cate
Hagerstown
Oberlander
Franklin F. Marsh
Boston
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Rays
Corps of Engineers
Stull
Alice Ann Liller
Leota Palmer
This City
Eugene W. Stull
Marie Smith
Mountaindale
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F
Virginia Lee Palmer
Richard Smith
Ox Fibre Brush Company
C. and P. Telephone Company
Nushbaum—Brown
Charlotte L. Brown
Jesse R. Brown
Blue Ridge Summit
Jack Nusbaumr
Anthony Nusbaum
Germantown Church of God
Cascade
Clarence McGaha
Constance Wolfe
Langley Park
Hatts Ville
Thurmont High School
University of Marsland School of Nursing
National Institute of Health
Bethesda Thegroom
Hagerstown Business College
University of Maryland
Hallowe’en
Trinity Methodist Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Fearher
Frank House
Betty Heftner
Christine Schnott
Caroline Burke
Anta Winpester
Centhia Winpigler
Nancy Kirks
Patricia Fisher
Cathy Shook
Gail Love
Gail Study
Joan Dressler
Ruth Brock
Sharon Stide
Susan Grove
Irene Young
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Lerk
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