Schweitzer Urges Global Peace Through Spirit and Action
Nobel laureate Albert Schweitzer, 79, delivering peace message from Oslo to Africa, argues peace depends on ethical character and spirit. He cites St. Paul text and urges nations and individuals to push to the limit of possible acts to nurture the spirit for world harmony. He remains optimistic it will rise again to bring peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul the Apostle
Albert Schweitzer
Osso
Norway
Equatorial Africa
Schweitzer
Europe
St. Paul
Dr. Schweitzer
State Office Center To Be Erected
Baltimore approves preliminary designs for a two-building state office complex in downtown, housing 44 agencies in a 15 story limestone main tower with bluish glass, an adjacent low building for the Roads Commission, landscaped grounds, underground garage, and a total cost over 11 million dollars slated for 1958 completion. Gov. McKeldin plans to seek extra funding. Architects Fisher Nes Campbell & Assori and engineers L P Cooke Co. designed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Board of Public Works
United Nations
New York
Legislative Council
State Roads Commission
McKeldin
Education Department Quitting Surplus Plan
State Superintendent Thomas G Pullen Jr says the Education Department is pulling out of the Federal surplus property program. He states that many items offered have little value for state and local governments and that districts may seek discarded property directly from federal agencies. Also notes charges entered against two individuals for speeding and failing to sign a summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education Department
Baltimore
Thomas G. Pullen, Jr
Pullen
State Board of Education
Department of Educcation
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Uncle Sam
Fifty Years Ago: Election Results and Local Anecdotes
Fifty years ago the Frederick County election tallies showed Theodore Roosevelt ahead by 744 and George A Pearre Jr leading Congress by 785, with Roosevelt winning the state by about 1,200 and Pearre reelect by around 3,000. A wager prompted a humorous pull through town, and a Woman's College vote split 60 to 52 for Roosevelt vs Parker. A driver’s accident near Hagerstown caused injuries to Albert Everly and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick County
Theodore Roosevelt
George A Pearre, Jr
Roosevelt
Pearre
J. Frank Phebus
West Fourth Street
Lloyd Miller
North Market Street
Phobus
Parker
Miller
C. W Willer
Market and
Seventh Streets
Woman's College
Kaiser Albert Everly
Hagerstown
Frederick
Middletown
Everly
Deputy Shot. Tenant Farmer Kills Self In Maryland
Twenty years ago this week a tenant farmer near Emmitsburg fired at Deputy Shewl William E Foreman, wounding him seriously, then shot himself fatally. Election returns show Harry W. Nive carried Frederick County by 5239 over Gov Rutchie, with county races unchanged. Salary cuts of about 6600 affect new holders, commissioners’ pay reduced to 1000 each. Charles H Brown store in Lantz robbed of about 100 and valuables moved. safe damaged but only 10 dollars recovered.
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The
News
Emmitsburg
Shewl
William E Foreman
Harmont
Ith Haliots
Harry W. Nive
Frederick County
Rutchie
Frederick
Charles Hrown
Lantz
Marionettes Stage Quality Street Friday Night
The Marionettes present J M Barrie's Quality Street a four act comedy set in Napoleonic England this Friday at eight in Brodbeck Hall Directed by Miles NeHans with Nancy Wilner assisting Cast includes Sara Bulin Portia Whitaker and Betty Cohen among Hood students and Detrick seaco. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Street
Hood
Brodbeck ‘Hall
J. M. Barrie
England
Miles Mary Jane NeHans
Nancy Wilner
Baltimore
Sara Bulin
Miss Phoebe
Mass Susan
Portia Whitaker
Harrisburg
Joan Pender
Chappaqua
Miss Willoughby
Esther Siegle
Pittsburgh
Miss Henrietta
Patricia Pickett
Rockville
Miss Fanny
Miss Wilner
Patty
Betty Joan Cohen
Lexington
Mass
Charlotte Parrott
Susanne Crothers
South Bend
Ind
Isabella
Historic Flag Raising Statue Is Dedicated
Washington hosts a ceremony for a 75 foot bronze statue commemorating the Iwo Jima flag raising. General Lemuel Shepherd presided with President Eisenhower among distinguished guests. The statue, by Felix de Weldon, marks the 179th Marine Corps anniversary and honors the nine who raised the flag.
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Washington
Lemuel Shepherd
CS. Marine Corps
Shepherd
Marine E
Imo Jima
Eisenhower
Sears
Sik
Iwo Jima
Mt. Suribachi
Bride Ethel Simon Weds Lieut Grathouse at Immaculate Conception
Miss Ethel Marie Simon daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Simon of York Pa married Lieut Paul George Grathouse of Stewart Air Force Base Newburgh N Y in the Immaculate Conception Church the ceremony officiated by Rt Rev Msgr Harold E Keller with a double ring rite A reception followed at the Dutch Club for 100 guests The couple will reside at 4 Sunrise Terrace New Windsor Newburgh NY The bride a Nazareth Academy graduate earned a BFA in photography from Ohio University 1954 The groom a 1955 Ohio University College of Commerce graduate is on leave from Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co while serving in the Air Force and their wedding party included Suzanne Simon maid of honor and Patricia Schmuck as bridesmaid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Marie Simon
George L. Simon
York
George €. Naylor
Emmitsburg
Paul George Grathouse
Stewart Air Force Base
Newburgh
Frank T. Grathouse
St. Petersburg
Fla
Immaculate Conception
Harold E. Keller
George J. Breckel
Raphael Murphy
Pottstitle
Rossini
Kreckel
Franck
Lord Who
Dana
Catherine Gross
Kathleene Feeney
Stephen Vago
Cincinnati
Woolio Ululueci
James Geublner
Jack Siebenkase
Louis Salvatore
Frank Renaut
Florida
Sunrise Terrace
New Windsor
N.Y
Nazareth Academy
Philadelphia
York Junior College
Ohio University
Athens
Simon Corporation
College of Commerce
Cleveland Electric Wluminating Company
Cleveland
U.S Air Force
Tankstown
Bridgeport
Keymar
Smithsburg
Slagerstoun
Cinemnat
O- Presidence
Br.i
Thunderbird Replica Presented to Polio Victim’s Grandson
A battery driven scale model Thunderbird replica from Ford was given to George B. Stupp Jr., 10s, crippled by polio, at Washington by Walter Feaga of Frederick Motor Co. The event coincided with the first local display of Ford’s Thunderbird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter P. Feaga
Frederick Motor Company
George B. Stupp, Jr
Ford
Feaga
Fort Company
George B Stupp
Braddock Heights
Revision Traces Deeper Split Over McCarthy Censure
Washington Senator Watkins of Utah challenges a report on censure of Senator McCarthy, exposing a contradiction about Senate continuity rules. The piece recalls La Follette 1917 proceedings, cross examination claims, and cites precedent where the Senate chose not to censure. It notes earlier experts and debates on Senate power and due process.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Watkins
Utah
McCarigus
Senate
Watkins Committee
McCarthy
la Follette
Senate Subcommittee On Privileges and Elections
Minnesota Commission of Public Safety
Wisconsin
Senate Subcommittee On
Gillette
Iowa
Hennings
Missouri
Gilbert E. Roe
LaFallette
Tom Walsh
Montana
Roe
Carthy
Capel
Kenyon
Mr. Roe
Senator la Follette
Gud Abt
Duttiang
New Books At Artz Library Highlights
A list of new titles includes WHAT 18 AMERICA by Arthur Goodfriend on American citizenship, SECOND TREASURY OF EARLY AMERICAN HOMES by Richard Pratt with fifty-seven homes, HAL REMIADD MEW by Aluen Barkley recounting a Vice President’s life, ATOMS IN THE FAMILY by Enrico Fermi on science and war, and THE TASTEMARKERS by Russell Lynes examining postwar consumer culture.
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ARTZ
America
Arthur Goodfriend
Land of the
Advertising Council of America
Maine
Virginia
Iial Remiadd
Aluen
Barkley
Marc Antony
Woodrow Wilson
Ins College
Enrico Fermi
Mussolini
Americas
Los James
Japan
Russell Lynes
Art America
Firat
Changes In Your Social Security
W. KING, Manager of the Hagerstown Social Security Office, outlines next year’s earnings rule changes. A person drawing benefits can work and earn up to 1.20 per year yet still receive a monthly Social Security check. The current limits stay in effect through 1954: 900 for self employed and 75 for wage earners. After 1954 the 1.20 limit applies if under 72, counting all work. Earnings over 1,200 reduce benefits by one month per 80 overage. at 1,500, four months lost. No deduction for months with no substantial work or earnings under 80. Contact Social Security Administration for Fact Sheet No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Hagerstown
West Washington Street
Rhee Says Koreans Seek No Foreign Rule in Elections
Syngman Rhee stated that the Korean people want no foreign government or foreign nationals involved in elections to reunify the divided peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hee
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Experiences At Monte Carlo
Roger W. Babson reflects on a Monte Carlo visit and the 50th anniversary of his Babson Organization. He discusses government studies in psychological strategy, the hiring of John von Neumann to the Atomic Energy Commission, and future aims to forecast consumer and investor behavior, labor trends, and crime waves.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Babson Organization
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Armes
Montgomery
Patton
Germany
Bank of Monte Carlo
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Princeton Institute For Advanced Study
Eisenhower
John von Neumann
Atomic Energy Commission
J. C C. A.mckinsey
MecKinsey
Washington
Abie Associates
Sears
Hassan
Copsright
Pub
Fin, Bu, Inc
Weddings Invitations Issued for Cares Gordon Nuptials
Mrs. George Hollar of Brunswick issues invitations for the wedding of granddaughter Roma Marlene Cares to Joseph Franklin Gordon on November 27 at 6 PM in Brunswick Methodist Church with a reception in the church parlor. Attendants include Carey Gladstone, Trada Arvin, Jean Fricke and best man Lauren Norris. Ushers James Manuel and Donald Wrand. Engagement announced for Mary Louise Kine to Leo Anthony Sanders with ceremony November 20 at St Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hollar
Brunswick
Roma Marlene Cares
Joseph Franklin Gordon
Norman Gordon
Robbersville
six-Unity Avclack
Brunswick Methodist Church
Miss Carey
Kaie Gladstone
Trada Arvin
Jean Fricke Baltimore
Gail Wo Kine
Aury
Mary Louise
Leo Anthony Sanders
Marie Sanders
James Sanders
Fanestown
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Married at Jefferson St Pauls Lutheran church wedding
Miss Betty Ann Brown and Herschel TL Boser Jr united in a double ring ceremony at Jefferson St Pauls Lutheran Church Jefferson with Rev J Calvin Moreland officiating. The bride wore white satin with train and veil and carried white roses. The groom is a farmer. Bridesmaids and ushers wore pale gowns and pearls. A reception followed. the bride and groom will take a southern states wedding trip.
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Jefferson
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Betty Ann Brown
Clarence Brown
Herschel TL Boser, Jr
Bri
Ani
Herschel Boyer
J Calvin Moreland
Mabel Wax
Alice
Virginia Brown
Doris de Kroser
Kenneth LG Boxer
Edward
Frederick High School
Landis Jewelry Store
Eroom
Poolesville News Items highlight local social notes
Poolesville items report four pheasants shown by local exhibitors Jack and Happy Al muit Carrall Chizey Chigwell Weeis Wiliams and Gordon Darby after a weekend at the Darby home in Ped dcord Prince Frederick. Also noted are bridge guests, retirements, a motor trip, and a birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A decree in Equity Court grants Robert M Fahyney Braddock Heights an absolute divorce from Edna L Pahr ney with costs assigned.
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Erwin Brown
Hamilton
Poolesville
Jack
Happy Almuit
Carrall
Chizey
William Pendergast
Maryland
Charles Fritz
Virginia
West Virgina
Kentucky
Billy Willard
Sampson A Force Base
N.Y
Air Force
Jack Cubitt
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Kohlboss, Jr
Andrew Walden
Spring Valley
Equity Court
Grantimar
Robert M. Fahyney
Braddock Heights
Edna L. Pahrney
Washington
W. Jerome Offutt
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Fred H
Raae Eee
Peer Sateen
D. Shapiro
Mossburg
Detrick
Valentine Brown
David Orr
Richard Stithager
Ensign Blades
James Carver
Lt. Spicer
William Heller
Arthur
Michael Auro
Peter Thomas
Nola-Jean Gross
Peter
Georgia
Nola
Miss Beveridge
Edward Fowler
G. B. Stupp, Jr
Artz Library
Suumaier
Aleke
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