Appointed Consul Bushwaller to Melbourne Australia
William J. Bushwaller Jr formerly of Frederick has been named American Consul in Melbourne Australia. A career Foreign Service officer with postings in East Africa Rio de Janeiro Melbourne, he will sail from San Francisco with his wife and four children aboard the SS Mariposa. The Olympic Games will be held in Melbourne from November 22 to December 8. He is related to local residents Mrs Exra Houck Jr and Mrs Avi J Rage and George S Rodock Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bushwaller, Jr
Frederick
Melbourne
Australia
Bushwater
Natron
Dar Es Salaam
East Africa
Rio de Janero
Brasil
California
Bushwailer
San Francisco
Devemitwrth
Hawaii
Tahiti
New Zealand
Mr. Bushwailer
Exra Houck, Jr
Avi J. Rage
Federal irrigation and farm surpluses spark debate
The article discusses federal funding for irrigation and land projects, claiming they could avert farm surpluses by 1962 while boosting tax revenue and crop value. It cites expected economic returns, including billions in crop value and tax income, and notes support for flexible farm price policies to share prosperity with farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pee Ee
Bible Thoughts on Moral Warnings From a Fragment
A fragmented text with religious phrasing alludes to moral duty and judgment, mentioning a drunkard and the idea of ridding oneself of nakedness. The readable content centers on biblical themes and admonitions rather than a clear event or person.
Phillies trade Del Ennis for Rip Repulski and Bobby Morgan
The Philadelphia Phillies send right fielder Del Ennis to the St Louis Cardinals for outfielder Rip Repulski and infielder Bobby Morgan in a two for one deal. Ennis long defined the Phils power with 11 seasons, .260 batting last year and 95 RBIs with 26 homers. General Manager Roy Hamey notes Repulski will be ex, Morgan may be involved in another move with a third team. This is Hamer's second transaction in a month to bolster the 1957 club after a fifth-place finish following the 1950 Whiz Kids pennant.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
del Ennis
St. Louis Cardinals
Rip Repulski
Bobby Morgan
Ennis
Phils
Roy Hamey
Repulski
Morgan
Phillies
Ennis-Repulski-Morgan
Hamer
Philadelphia “Whiz Kids
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note a lamp explosion at the Moberly home on West Patrick street burning Miss Mollie Moberly and injuring Mr Moberly who burned his hand. Cardinal Gibbons preached at St Johns Catholic church with a large crowd and 91 candidates confirmed. A cookstove spill at Mr Joseph Cramer’s home on West South street scalded Mrs Cramer. An auction by Harvey and Lease sold property on Cannon Hill to Jacob Rohohack and Walter Jokeston. A fire in a Frame dwelling near Burkesstown started by a defective Mae. nearby workers saved the building after one side burned.
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Charles E. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Mollie Moberly
Moberly
Turing
Cardinal Gibbons
St. John's Catholic Church
Joseph Cramer
South Street
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Column Of The Nine
A clipped reminiscence notes a county clerk who was elected on a prior date and re elected, with references to local market prices and a Thanksgiving day sale. The fragment mentions Teal Ridge Summit Harmon area and a county sale event, with prices noted as around two cents per pound for turkeys.
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Anwileas
Teal Ridge
Harmon Thre
Russia and Ike Clash Over Middle East Flight 1957 Outlook
Roger Babson argues 1957 could be great for U S business if Russia stays neutral and oil supplies hold. He notes Israel's moves, Suez tensions, and hopes for Arab economic aid, rail, and atomic power while warning of a potential clash between Russia Britain and the United States.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Novae
Russia
U.S
Israel
Middle East
United States
United Nations
Suez Canal
Britain
France
Egypt
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Eek Ke
Dulles
England
Europe
Belgian Congo
Midale East
Nelas
North Africa
Generally Suspended Sentence Is Granted
A Mayden area court granted a generally suspended sentence to Edward F. Mason after a single assault and battery charge. Judge Wil. Sheffield Jr. warned Mason to abstain from intoxicants and to pay medical bills for the injured George W. Timpson, dislocated in the incident at the Amyers club on All Saints street. Mason was found guilty but only lightly punished under the suspended terms. Willie Ensarson was named transportation agent for Trans World Airlines in Washington.
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Vienna
Radio
Budapest
Trate
Amyers Club
All Saints Street
Fout
Det Bilis Carty
Mason
Sheffield
Timpson
Mental Health Drive Aims at Parity In Admissions
The Maryland Association for Mental Health reports daily admissions and releases now equal, signaling progress in community attitudes. Funds support research, patient services, and prevention, with the county clinic expanding education and rehabilitation efforts while highlighting savings over institutional care.
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Gertrude Nilsson
Maryland Association For Mental Health
Fornderick County
Winchested Hall
Hi Ge
Nilsson
Grateful Patients Thank Frederick Memorial Hospital
A hospital gratitude feature highlights thanks from patients and visitors at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Notes from Salt Lake City and Ossining praise care during labor and recovery, with appreciation for staff nurses and the Women’s Auxiliary.
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Trederick Memorial
Ossining
N.Y
E.P. Thomas
Nurses Aid
Frederick Memorial
Deaths From Area Mark Quiet Slice Of Week
Obituary notes list Mary Catherine Metz Bowers of Downsville, William Lester Wilson of Rockville, Sadie E. Kidwell of Brunswick, Russell C. Fowler of Gypsy Hill and C. H. Feete and Bro. directing funerals. Details include survivals, church affiliations, and burial plans across Maryland towns.
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association Holds Three Meetings
More than 675 members and guests attended regional dinners in Frederick County as the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association held three annual meetings. Directors Hahn, Ramsburg, Remsberg, Murall, and Remsberg led regions from Ceresville to Buckeystown with about 200 at Urbana and Middletown events. A key topic was a proposed Washington market milk marketing order the group supports as a stabilizing factor. Burall’s director term was renewed and will be finalized at the statewide meeting in Washington.
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Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Walter J. Hahn
Ceresville
Mehr
H. Ramsburg
Utica
Middletown Valley
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
Ahn
J. Homer Remsberg
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Jesse Murall
New Market
Harry Remsberg
Buckesstown
Maryland and Virginia Association
Frederick County
William Hooper
Weena Aar Gentes Ne Stat
Sions
Association
Washington
Burall
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements from Frederick Memorial Hospital list multiple families welcoming new children from late October to November. Notes include parents’ names and child order such as first son, second daughter, or multiple sons and daughters, with locations like Route 4 Frederick and Thurmont.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mio
Ner Brunssick
Kenseth Eaward
Reginald M
Frederick
Dettersay
Wanda Sue
Howard R. Wisner
Nest Windsor
Leiesa Marie
Tain
Richard
Robert
Saturda
Robert C. Simnson
JM Clarke Place
Fist Datadurer
Jenner Ann
Sun Has
Geaye
Covell Kameville
Mark Dougles
Ralph L. Baltzett
Questions And Answers From The Bible And Coffee Tree History
A reader asks which animal receives the most notice in the Bible and the answer highlights the sheep and its role in ancient religious civil and domestic life. A follow up question notes that coffee trees begin to bear after planting, though the text contains garbled phrasing about production timing and yields.
Funeral Rites for Redmond and Crum Held At Local Churches
Funeral services for Marshall Edgar Redmond formerly of Le Gore and York resident found dead Sunday were held at Oak Fort Church of God near LeGore with interment in the church cemetery. Hanson Rudelle Crum of Keymar died at Lutheran Hospital Baltimore. services at 106 Fast Church Street were led by Rev. William C Tayior and Rev. Dewitt Dickey, with New Midway Fire Company in attendance and pallbearers named. burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Efenigan and Son directed the arrangements.
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Marshall Edgar Redmond
LeGore
York
Hanson Rudelle Crum
Keymar
Lutheran Hospital
Baltimore
Funeral
Fast Church Street
William C. Tayior
Walkersville
Allen W. Nicodemus
Charles A. Nicodemus
Horace Ce H. Mauch
Robert Me. Shiler
Lee Shafter
Mount Olivet
M. R. Efenigan and Son
Long Range Airport Development Planned for Maryland
Maryland State Aviation Commission proposes a long range program to place publicly owned airports in 23 counties with potential federal aid. A 235 acre tract would host one turf strip 4000 feet long, 300 feet wide, with room for future expansion. The state would manage federal funds before Civil Aeronautics Administration submission.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Aviation Commission
Charles B. Allen
State Commission
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Allen
Sud
Baltimore Cir
Sia
Crisheld
Somerset County
Salisbury
Wicomice County
Boston
Talbot County
Frederick
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Washington County
Curberland
Allegany County
Optimist Club and its members to be honored
The Optimist Club will receive Optimist International Honor Club awards at a Wednesday dinner at the Frans Scott Key Hotel. William Hobson announced awards cover the club for achievements in distinct fields and honor members registered as of July 2. Governor Alvin Small will present the club award to Edward J. Daugherty, former club president in 1955-56, with inductees and officers installed. notable guests include Russell Rinehart Lt Governor Price and others.
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Royal Optimist Club
Frans Scott Key
William Hobson
Optimist Internatinal
Alvin Small
District 16
Optimist
Optimist Inte
Ional
Spoilaui Ignes
Zaronte
Ihelagram
Illness and Convalescence Notes From City Hospitals
A series of patient updates from Baltimore hospitals. Mrs Gaver at ZiT West Fifth street is under observation for tremens. Mr Winebrewer at University Hospital is reported unimproved. Mr LeYoun has moved to 317 West Seventh Street convalescing well. Mrs Burek remains at home in stable condition. Mr Eckenrody moved to Three Pines Nursing Home with fair condition. Mr Wooseieh attempted to return home after treatment. Mr Ferguson recovering from a recent heart attack at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Cablenne and Miss Hat Francis Spot are recovering at local facilities following recent illnesses.
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Pierce H. Gaver
West Fifth Street
Nene Burek
West Sont Street
Elias Eckenrody
Park Ville Road
Peiserick Memorial Hospial
Three Pines Nursing Home
Fair
Edward WooSeieh Pester
Etvler
Len Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Vindobena Convalescent and Nursing Home
Braddock Hefei
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Carrer
Monn
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Prederick
Frederick High School
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Civitans
Jc's
Mee Pianenae
Eee Eyee
Frederick County Medical Association
Alderamen
Cyril Klein
Max Kehne
Warner Britain
Charles K. Taylor
James F. Zimmerman
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Louise Wiles
Dean le
Trunk
Garr
Circh
Inc
Niger
Coproken
Arigehors
Everne
Mary
McGee Vox
Jessé Mo Bia
New
Percy J. Pasne
Roland L
Peterr
Weighs Brunswick
the News
Colomne of the Nine
Toger W. Batson
Takes Airlines
Willie Ensar
Ensen
Trans World Airlines
Fasor
Wathesyle
Weaver Airline
Peaspead
Jebesk Rams
Wiliam
Roelkes
Knoxville
R. C. Dishong
Edwin F. Nikirk
Howard Bowie
Peanelt
Edith Bowie
Ralph R. Snyder
Buckenstown
D. Forbes Burgess
Health Department
Acac
Goth Ro
Welfare Board
Children’s Aid
Police Department
Burgess
Guidance
George Barthel
C. Burr Artz
National Association
Washington, D.C
Menninger
Jane Ann
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bowers
Mary Catherine
Kate
Metz Bowers
Charles E. Bowers
Downsville
Christian
Prudence Metz
Christan Church
Childen
Wilbur
Lagretta
Lloyd
Walt
Bruce
Donald
Hersel
Fairplay
Ambrose Fox
Clarence Huntzberry
Vahnie
Jacobs
Redington
W. Wa
Wiliam Metz
Lappansi Crossroads
Ezra Dunnavant
Bakersville
Leaf Funeral
Williamsport
William L. Whines
William Lester Wilson
Edna E. Wilson
Rockville
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Bethesda
Mary Smith
Merrie
H. C
Conway Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Reed Brothers
Roy W. Barber
Lay+tonsville
Sadie E. Kidwell
George W. Kidwell
Montdax
Trene Chambers
Fast Potomac Street
Brunswick
John and
Mary Bartlett Mann
Gouou Coulls
Kilmdlita
Pythian Sisters
Chambe
Grace Bowers
Rev
C. L. Beard
Park Heights Cemetery
C. H. Feete
Bro
Russell C. Fowler
Gypsy Hill
Carroll County
William C
Bertie Cushing Fowler
Elva M. Fowler
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
W. W. Ehlers
St. James Methodist Church
Dennings
Footews
Optimist Club
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