Victory remarks and civic notes on elections and community events
The piece celebrates the election of the new President and Vice President with calls for unity and peace. It also reports on the Willing Workers meeting at Winchester Street Church of God hosted by Mrs. Hattie Showe with songs and readings. It notes college activity as Margaret Martin participates in Hoya Flush at Wellesley College and Bryn Mawr School.
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Hattie Showe
East Patrick Street
Winchester Street Church of God
Frances Long
Margaret Perkins
James Shick
Perkins
Margaret Martin
Paul N. Martin
Fleming Avenue
Wellesley College
Martin
Bryn Mawr
Pearre Reelected to Sixth Maryland District in Congress
Col George A Pearre wins reelection with a near five thousand vote plurality over Harvey R Spessard in the Sixth Maryland District. He carries every county, with Frederick County showing a two thousand vote edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Pearre
Maryland
Harvey R. Spessard
Frederick County
Lewis Mehrling
Mary Mehrling
Edwin
Marty
Frederick
East Second Street
Chapel Alley
Brengie
Mountain City
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns
Items recall the 1801 Frederick county ballot count and presidential results with minor changes possible. A Frederick Negro jailed for robbing Ruckeysteen stores and garage. loot mostly merchandise. Harley Wise injured by dynamite charge at LaPorte sewer project. Miss Laura C Cochranes death at her Wool Street apartment. longtime Frederick Mict School teacher since 1922.
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Frederick
E. N Swouffer
Herbert No Grimes
Charles F Adams
Harley Wise
Westminster
LaPorte Construction Company
Laura C. Cochrane
Wool Third Street
Cochrane
Frederik Migt School
Wel
U.S. Role in Korea and Suez War Debated by Proponents
The piece weighs whether force is justified and who may act in Korea and the Suez crisis. It cites A. M. Rosenthal on U.N. support and notes Eisenhower’s stance that Britain and France had rights to defend their interests. It discusses U.N. potential control of the canal and the need to protect Egypt and Israel’s territorial integrity.
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David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Kores
Britain
France
Suez
American Association For the United Nations
U.N
Korea
United Nations
Truman
Security Council
Middle East
Nasser
Suez Canal
Mapa
Hungary
General Assembly of the
Ampie
Egypt-Israel
Israel
Eisenhower
Egvpt
Cranece
New York
Herain Truce Inc
Jordan
Egypt
Cairo
England
Russia
Germany
Canada
Deaths of Jesse Harbauch and James Hessong in Sabillasville area
Death notices for Jesse V W Harbauch of Sabillasville aged about unborn details mention his death at home due to coronary occlusion. He worked at Funkhouser Grit Mill Charmain Pa and was a member of St John s Evangelical and Reformed Church and Junior O U A M Lodge Cascade. Survived by wife Nelda Fritz Harbaugh and children Com stance A and Samuel, plus four brothers. Body at MOL Creager Angdon funeral home Thurmont. viewing Thursday 7 to 9 pm. Funeral Friday 2 pm at St John s church. burial Blue Ridge cemetery Thurmont. Also James E Hessong, 88, farmer from Wolfsville, died at his home near Wolfsville. Survived by wife Sadie Brandenburg Hessong, three daughters Ruby Hamilton Naomi Hessong Ruth Draper, seven sons James E Hessong Jr John Thomas Joseph E Hesong Parker C Hessong Charles W Hessong Paul A Hessong and George Hessong, 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren, two sisters Lou Wolf and Sarah Clopper. Funeral Friday 2 pm at St Mark s Lutheran Church Wolfsville. burial in adjoining cemetery. Viewing at Bittle Funeral Home Myersville today until Friday noon. Also J Sterling Bowman owner of Bowman's Mill Gatthersburg, died Tuesday at Suburban Hospital Bethesda, age 45. Survived by wife, children John A Thomas S James W Bowman. services Friday 11 am at Barnesown Presbyterian Church Germantown. Burial church cemetery. Robert A Pumphrey funeral director.
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Jesse VW
Harhaven
Jesse Martin Harbauch
Sabillasville
Martin
Mary Harbauch
Harbaugh Valley
Funkhouser
Charmain
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. John’s
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
James E. Hessong
Wolfsville
Hessong
John Hessong
Matilda Kline Hessong
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Mr. Hessong
Sadie Brandenburg Hessong
Ruby Hamilton
White Hall
Naomi Hessong
Baltimore
Ruth Draper
Garfield
John Thomas Hessong
Joseph E. Hessong
Parker C. Hessong
Charles W. Hessong
Paul A. Hessong
Smithburg
George Hessong
Sweetwater
Oregon
Lou Wolf
Bolivar
Missouri
Sarah Clopper
Williamsport
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Bittle Funeral Home
Myersville
Funeral notices from First Missionary Baptist and Mackley services
Funeral services announced for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Hill Thomas of All Saints street with burial at Odd Fellows cemetery in Loudoun county under Rev. A. T. Gaskins. Also funeral for Jacob Harbaugh Mackley held at 106 East Church Street with burial at Mt. Olive cemetery led by Rev. E William Hall and Rev. Melvin T. Tabler.
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First Missionary Baptist Church
All Saints Street
Mary Elizabeth Hill Thomas
Loudoun County
A. T. Gaskins
Odd Fellows
Jacob Harbaugh Mackley
West Fourth Street
East Church Street
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Melvin T. Tabler
Leadtoo Bune Case
al Calary Metodist Church
William J. Null
Edward S. Rice
Clyde E. Thomas
Arthur L. Cline
Grayson E Nikirk
Charles V. Main
Mt. Olive
M. R. Etchison and Son
Maryland Nurses Attend Convention at Emerson Hotel Baltimore
Public Health nurses participate in the Annual Convention of the Maryland state Nurses Association League for Nursing held today through Friday at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore. Attendees include Miss Helen Bostien Miss Gloria Grimes and others with plans for Thursday sessions. Nearby social notes mention visits by local families and a 56th wedding anniversary at 44 East Church Street. Stratton wins Chicago UA race to secure a second term defeating Austin.
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Maryland State Nurses Association League For Nursing
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Helen Bostien
Gloria Grimes
Nellie Smith
Eva- Won Hurley
Agnes Zimmerman
Hazel Wilson
Adalt
Nora Runkles
Locust Grove Farm
Burkittsville
C. F. Fairchild
Collings. Weoordt
Election snapshot shows Eisenhower leads in popular vote
The Associated Press reports Ike with 36,015,335 votes to Stevenson 21,788,378 on 154,644 precincts with 457 to 74 electoral votes. Senate races: Republicans 18 held, Democrats 16 won. House: Republicans 189 to Democrats 212. Governors: Republicans 12, Democrats 15. Undecided races listed by state.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Senate
Kentucky
Clements
Morton
Nevada
Bible
Young
Oregon
Morse
McKay
South Dakota
Holume
Case -R
HOUSE
Demonstrators Attack Embassies in Jakarta Over Egypt Action
Crowds in Jakarta assaulted the British and French embassies in protest of Western military actions in Egypt. The British Embassy information section was set ablaze but saved by police. The French Embassy was stoned for about ten minutes as officers fired into the air and used rifle butts to disperse protesters. Several demonstrators were injured. no embassy staff harmed.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Egypt
Zhukov Calls It Armed Aggression in UN Appeal
Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov accused Britain, France and Israel of armed aggression against Egypt and offered Russian troops to help end the conflict. He spoke at a Red Square rally marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary as diplomats from major powers largely stayed away in protest of Soviet actions in Hungary.
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Moscow
Georgi Zhukov
United Nations
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Zhukov
Red Square
United States
Atlantic Alliance
Iceland
Denmark
Hungary
Soviet Union
Democrats Narrow Control Edge In Early Returns
At 1250 p m EST Democrats edged toward control with 215 House seats won and leading in 18 of 33 undecided contests while Republicans held 197 seats and led in 5. Democrats elected 17 senators to 15 for Republicans with several undecideds. Holdovers total 31 for Democrats and 30 for Republicans, keeping both parties within striking distance of a majority.
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Washingson
House
Senate
Kentucky
Nevada
South Dakota
Local polio and hospital notices and voting results
A series of local health and civic notices include hospital admissions for Sandra Jean Compher and Allen M. Long with reported recoveries. A six year old, Bernard Michael, fractured his forearm and was treated in hospital. Littlestown reports a polio case, Richard Geisler, a furniture store manager, with a mild case and no vaccine history. Maryland constitutional amendments and county charter vote tallies are provided.
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Sandra Jean Compher
Burns
Robert Compher
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Allen M. Long
Thurmont
American Legion
Bernard Michael
Clarence Michael
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Littlestown
Richard Geisler
Geisler
Harrisburg General Hospital
Mr. Geisler
Raymond Geisler
West King Street
Lutwt Wwry Mth. School
Thompson Business College
York
Adams County
Maryland
County Council
Studges
Baltimore County Waters
Goveernment
Board of Commissioners
Labor Unions Split Over 1952 Election Outcome
Washington unions largely endorsed Stevenson, yet Eisenhower won in states with dense union membership including Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York, and California. Democratic governors Williams in Michigan and Foster in Massachusetts won terms, while West Virginia shifted Republican as UMW backing failed to carry state races. Secretary Mitchell says the myth of a Democratic party of labor is dispelled.
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Washington
Emdorsement Pag
Adlai S* Vensom
Pay
Eisenhower
Hin Landsude
Massachusetts
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
UMW
Cecil Underwood
Sen
Chapman
Revercomb
Semot R
U N Assembly Sets Two Sessions
The United Nations General Assembly planned two sessions to address the British French and Israeli attack on Egypt and the Soviet army crackdown in Hungary. Nineteen Asian African bloc delegations planned a resolution demanding immediate British French and Israeli withdrawal from Israel. Dag Hammarskjold reported nine nations pledged troops for the UN police force to supervise a ceasefire in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Egypt
Hungary
Britain
France
Isael
Israel
U.N
Dag ‘Hammarskjold
War Chances Are Alook at secretary general note
Discussion notes Secretary General Jak Hammarskiold on war chances. Saud Niabban government bans servicing and supplying vessels carrying Saudi oil products to Britain and France as global tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are AA
Jak Hammarskiold
Othe Saud Niabban
Brittain
France
Thanksgiving Dinner Set At St John Lutheran Creagerstown
Creagerstown plans its annual Thanksgiving dinner on November 22 in St John Lutheran Parish Halls. Mrs Harvey Lave chairs committees including turkey potatoes green beans stuffing salad rolls and more with numerous local volunteers listed.
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Naomi Long
Stella Harbaugh
Edwin Free
Ruth Ann Free
Gladys Martin
Carrie Null
Harald Shorb
Bessie Bell
Dinine Room
Harold Shorb
Phylise Kolb
Louise Tare
Jennie Free
Doris Lare
Rachel Wastler
Fay Crutchlevy
Theresa Martin
Betty Martin
Ann Kolb
Donna Slubbard
Glenna Harbaugh
Joanna Smith
Patty Morgan
Elizabeth Brown
Southern States Cooperative
Woodsboro
Norman Burdette
Lexington
Michael Shipley
Baltimore
James Shipley
Alexandria
Patrick Shipley
Anchorage
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Americas
All America
Keeme
H- News
U.S
Steve Allen
Bussard
Wonton
Bucketstown
Deep Sea
Tinnine Harshman
Mito Vrs Bur
Bradenton
Fla
I. Sterling Bowman
J. Sterling Bowman
Bowman’s
Gatthersburg
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Bowman
Wiliam U
Julia King Bowman
Yelen Burk "Bowman
John A
Thomas S
James W. Bowman
Germantown
Darnesown Presbyterian Church
Church Cemetery
Robert A. Pumphrey
Stratton
Chicago
William G. Stratton
Richard B. Austin
College Park
Patsy Messer
Gaithersburg
Atlantic City
N. J
Patsy
U. S
Lvdietta Che
Soli Bey
John Sullivan
Clinton
Rutgers University
Newcastle
Ronald Saprington Emmitsbure
N.Y
Saudi Arabia
Anc
Mikidred R. Aud
Mia Aud
U.N. Assembly
Fort Gordon, Ga
Thomas JD. Welsh
Walter 4. Welsh
Mount Airy
Army
GQ Southeastern Signal School
Port iGordon
Loger
Aswan
Dulles
David Hohman
Harry C. Hobman
Great Britain
Charles Gatine
Georgia Rhodes
Frank Factor
Warner
Jackie
Bar- Tt
Myrtle Hubbard
Ness
Sadie Hobbs
Dan
Amanda Ray
Luthsteels
Atlade
Europe
Baltimore FA
Wits Sanitation Department
James H. Duggan Jr
Mercy Hospital
Jozeph Bassett
Archie Putman
Towson
Norvell Putman
Amy Sowers
Theodore Folk
Frank Warner
Kaath Warner
Owings Creek Hanch
Massion
Harvey Lare
Eugene Lare
Eugene Martin
Shorh
Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
H. J. McCarney
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Francis B. Myers
Western Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod Me
Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church
Fairview
Clear Spring
Raymond Miller
Ave A
Uum
Pho An Ma
St. John’s Chirch
Utica
South Banques
Nancy Late
Ronnie
Carmen Seiss
Donald Stonesiter
ZONTA
Zonta Club
Francis Scott Key
Virginia Thomas
Zanta International
Florence Stevens
Aovenne
Diss Jet
Aanta International
Vou
Yeu
Skeptic
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