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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1955

Page

2

Geneva Talks Seen as West Success Not Soviet Failure

The piece argues that Geneva conferences were a Western success, not a Soviet failure, with the air cleared and Moscow urged to concede on major issues like German reunification. It asserts Western resolve limits Soviet bluff and predicts potential future concessions if the Kremlin pushes a new strategy.

David Lawrence Washington Soviet Russia West United States Britain France Russia Eisenhower T State Dulles Germany Great Britain Moscow Kremlin Atlantic Dulles Maltoy Mnan Ned York Herald

News, Frederick Maryland 1858 edition catalogues period pricing

The Frederick News reports its 1858 publication details with subscription rates, pricing options, and printing notes. It lists office contact at 4 North Corner and confirms a Tuesday issue date, reflecting era newspaper practices and distribution basics.

Domestic news shines as 1956 may beat 1955

Secretary of Commerce Weeks says the first half of 1956 should outpace 1955, the best year yet for business, while Budget Director Hughes believes the budget can be balanced without harming defense. Yet tax cuts remain uncertain and inflation risks linger as the Fed tightens credit by raising the discount rate to curb a booming economy.

Commerce Weeks Rowland R. Hughes Hughes Congress Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Banks FRB

Estate sales and paving petitions in Frederick era

Fifty years ago the executors of Mrs. Margaret C. Myer sold Rose Hill Farm near Frederick to Charles F P Levy for 21037.50 and the late Mrs Myer's East Second Street residence to John Francis Smith for 3712.50. A petition to pave Market Street between Fourth and Fifth has enough signatures, with a likely third to fourth street paving bid. A dog killed three hens at Roscoe C White's East Fourth Street hennery. Pearce and Sheck of Baltimore announce moving pictures at City Opera House on November 25. Thaddeus M. Biser as assignee sold a two storey South Market Street dwelling to John H. Abbott for 1070.

Margaret C. Myer Charles FP Levy Rose Hill Frederick John Francis Smith Myer East Second Street Roscoe C. White East Fourth Street Pearce and Sheck Baltimore City Opera House Thaddeus M. Biser John H

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Historical items note a Mason Arthur H Doll earns a grand ranking at Beltemere Maryland. Officer Frank Dorsey arrests a Frederick man after a 3 am break-in at Bill's Sandwich Shop. Robert E Clapper and Albert Dean escape injury in a collision near College Park. the late Julia C Shafer’s 12 acre Home Farm near Burkittsville sold at public sale to Lee Gaver for £7,860.

Arthur H. Doll Warren Grand Lodge of Maryland Beltemere Frank Dorsey Frederick Bill Robert E. Clapper Albert Dean Imore Mr. Clapp College Park Julia C. Shafer Burkittsville Lee Gaver Middletows

County Man Fined 35 On Two Charges

William EB Gilbert of RFD 1 My prsfile was found guilty of failing to keep to the right of center and leaving the scene after a collision on US 40 West. Magistrate Sheffield Jr. fined him $10 and costs for the first charge and $25 and costs for the second. State Trooper Paul A. Kline made the arrest. Several others faced fines for various traffic violations on US 40 East and West and nearby routes, including speeding and license issues, cited by Trooper Kline.

William EB. Gilbert RFD 1 Myprsfile U.S. 40 Wilbur FP. Sheffield Jr Sherman PL Bowers Paul A. Kline Callateral Charles E. Dotson Asry U. S. 40 East Raymond S. Smith Arthur FR. Kravics Didi U.S. 45 Alfred A. Wiles Mt. Airy U. S. AU East Robert F. Flarding North Bentz Street

Canfield Byrd wed in Sharpsburg double ceremony

Carolyn Byrd daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Byrd and Carroll Canfield son of Mr and Mrs Herman Canfield of Sharpsburg were married Saturday November 12 at eight pm Rev C E Ebersole officiated at the Indian Springs Church of God parsonage The couple will reside at the bride home Mrs Lea Byrd matron of honor and Leo Byrd best man After a short wedding trip they will live with the bride’s family Mr Canfield works at the Hagerstown Sloe Company Engaged Miss Jeannette J Willis to Major Robert W Off vow set for January in Vuetelteny

Canfield Carolyn Byrd Donald Byrd Sharpsburg Carroll Canfield Herman Canfield C. E. Ebersole Indian Springs Church Lea Byrd Leo Byrd Middletown Candeley Hagerstown Sloe Company

Fights Last Night Feature Local Boxing Cards

In New York Carmine Fiore of Brooklyn outpointed Rinzy Biovhivn in a 10 round bout. In San Jose Dale Shan Panie outpointed Jorge Matias in a 10 round fight. Hollywood hosts a 10 round bout as Vigamts Andrade battles Cis co Andrade at Legion Stadium with Andrade seeking best chance yet despite long odds.

Gare Aqsueireo New York Carmine Fiore Brooklyn Rinzy Biovhivn San ‘Jose Calif Gong Oe Shan Panie Dorge Matias Mesieoa Vigmts Andrade Hollywood Young Rhenne Hans Los Angeles Cisco Andrade Compton Hollywood Legion Stadium

Women’s Clubs Merryland Tract Homemakers Host Meet

Mrs John Souder and Mrs George Wenner co hosted the Merryland Tract Homemakers at their Brunswick area home on November 19. Twenty three members and visitors attended as Mrs David Kier presided. Luncheon duties were assigned for a Hood College meeting on March 29. The group planned a Christmas party at Farmers Hall on December 15 and heard a Citizenship talk centered on The American Creed.

Merryland Trai Club John Souder George Wenner Merryland ‘Tract Homemakers Brunswick Souder Albert Bussard Lee Bussard Nellie Mather Jefferson Joe Sager Charles ‘Town We Va David Kier George Chick Hood College Marry Fluffer Tiller Dee 15

College Who's Who honors Miss Daca Amates Sout

Miss Daca Amates Sout from Saint Joseph College Emmaiteburg has been named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities by faculty and senior class vote. A four year Glee Club member and current vice president she leads the Blessed-lot Mission unit and serves as vice president of the Children of Mary.

Daca Amates Jonerson Ext Sain Joseph College Emaiteburg Glee Club Blessed - Lot Mission Unit Children of Mary Andrews Liturgy Club Altar Society Miss Andrews Chemster Who's Who American Colleges and Universities Keller Lfye T France Miss Keller Jefferson Ulla Nilsshon Sweden Dorothy Jefferson Lutheran Church Europe Holland England

Miss Keller Reports French Farming Hard Yet Rewarding

Dorothy Keller 21 of Jefferson describes IFYE France stay as challenging due to old customs and government controls. She notes hard work by women, cooperative farming, limited water, and a rich meal culture, with adjustments from riding a French bicycle to delicate social norms.

France Dorothy Keller Jefferson International Farm Youth Exchange Group Miss Keller Tola Nest Fredenck Younty Mies Keller eHort

Zonta Club Hears Rev Charles F Trunk

The Zonta Club met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday evening with Miss Mary Rhoads presiding. Rev Charles F Trunk, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran church, urged discipline and humility in Thanksgiving remarks and questioned spiritual balance. next meeting speaker will be Dr Dale Tonkins at Camp Derrick who attended the Geneva conference.

Zonta Club Francis Scott Key Mary Rhoads Slis Gidli Tomnr Endditan Charles, Trunk Evangelical, Lutheran Church Trunk Mr. Trunk Dale Tonkins Derrick

Plan Christmas Party At Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Meeting

Regular monthly gathering of Past Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge at JOOF Hall West Seventh Street with President Mrs Fannie King presiding. Fifteen members attended as plans formed for a Christmas visit to OOF flame residents and a November 23 fond sale. A Christmas party with covered dish dinner is slated for December 6 with Mrs Mae Miller and Mrs Alice Brown as guests.

Samaritan Rebekah Lodge Joof Hall West Seventh Street Fannie King Letitia Stater Belle McDevitt Reine Bowers Ruth Akers Bessie Poole Noble Grand Mae Miller Alice Brown Association

November Luca Youth Fellowship Meeting Notes

The Luca Youth Fellowship met at the Bulrman home with William Shipley delivering Scripture and Rev. EB Koonitz offering prayer. Officers elected: Carroll Stottlemeyer president, Harold Buhrman vice president, Lucrecia Hipkins secretary, Eva J Lambert treasurer, William Sheptey publicity chair. They plan to sell Lutheran subscriptions and sing carols at the Homemakers Club Christmas party on December 4 at Lewistown Community Hall, with next meeting December 29 hosted by Miss Shirley Wachter.

Luca David Harold Bulrmian William Shipley EB Kooniz Heluig Carroll Stottlemeyer Harold Buhrman Lucrecia Hipkins Eva J. Lambert William Sheptey Lutheran Melvin Herm Opiagram Bima Stil Homemakers’ Club Lewistown Utica Youth Fellowship Shirley Wachter

Miss Dix advice column on divorce and privacy

Dorothy Dix answers multiple reader questions about a 10 year marriage ending in divorce for a younger wife, inlaws near the family home, and visitation. a 14 year old demanding privacy. and a wedding fiasco with returned gifts.

Anunuvamkwan Sear Miss DIX Nan G Jess Christy

Basis For Canonization Of Pope Pius XII Formed At Vatican

Vatican sources say a basis for canonizing Pope Pius XII has been established with expectations of a swift sainthood after his death. They cite a dramatic public miracle claimed by witnesses, involving a vision of Jesus Christ during his grave illness last December.

Vatican City Pope Pius

Sick Mrs Lorenzo Lighter and Other Frederick Hospital Patients

Among The Sick Mrs Lorenzo C Lighter of Middle town entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for an emergency operation and is reported to be progressing as well as can be expected. Mrs Guy C Roser of East Third Street is in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. Mr Sidner Thomas Tumblin of Baltimore is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an automobile accident near Ridgeville. Charles E Collins of Urbana entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for surgery.

Lorenzo C. Lighter Middletown Frederick Memoral Hospital Guy C. Roser East Third Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Sidner Thomas Tumblin Baltimore E. S. 144 Ridgeville Charles E. Collins Urbana John L. Ruthvin Reid Ford Road Linda Yvonne Ruthvin Patricia A. Barker Walkersville Charles A. Barker Market Space Charles A. Jr Terry Winpigier Lawrence Winpigier Valley Street Navy Ember 2 Batl GSN T.C Bainbridge Raymond L. Kelly Ceresville Albert W. Sigafoose Catechin Furnace Sherry Covell D. Evelyn Philhower Washington, D. C Clarence Lantz Old Braddock St. Petersburg Fla Reginald M. Winpigter Lawrence Winpigter Maynard W. Watkins Monrovia Washington Watkins Dramatic Club Harvey Lawson Friends Advice Farm Powlesville Watkins Glen N.Y Lawson Annabelle Braden Ito Anthony Specchio Joanne Cox Hood College Fred H. Cox Elkton Chicago Cox Mro Rudolph Carell Gapland Debra Jean Cavell Doris Ramsburg Oscar Ramsburg Pleasant

Lufburrow Reflects on Work and Its Worth

The text presents Lufburrow arguing that work defines identity and value. It emphasizes the impact of one’s job on mental state and earnings, urging not to undervalue chosen work and noting benefits stored through labor.

Luf N. A. Lufburrow

Minister And Student Guests Of Civic Club Visit

Rev. Paul L. Althouse and exchange student Miss Waldtraut Schnell spoke at the Civic Club meeting at two o clock in the Trusal home. Schnell shared wartime Germany memories and admiration for the Marshall plan while praising America and noting cultural shocks from youth freedom.

Paul L. Althouse Evangelical Reformed Church Waldtraut Schnell Germany Civic Club Andrew. G. Trusal Miss Sehnell America Missy Schnell Frederick High School Melvin H. Partridge Helen Sanders Rosewood Training School Carroll Albaugh Victor Cullen Hospital Montevue Ohn W. Wolfe International Relaions Committee Fev Allhouse Miss Schnell Wolfe A. A. Acris W. H. Buqua Markwood Harp C. W. Lough L. Homer Miller William C. Roderick

Thanksgiving Service Planned by District Churches

District churches in Buckeystown Adamstown and nearby communities plan a joint Thanksgiving service led by Rev Gordon Hite of Manor Lutheran. Urbana Circuit Choir to open with music as several pastors read scripture give invocations and proclamations. Special numbers by multiple churches and the offering benefits World Service. Local pastors include Rev Willian Harpard Rev Russell Dantz Rev R W Richardson Rev R Wat Goodell and Rev Walter Mehrling.

Gordon Hite Doubs Manor Lutheran Church of Buckeystown Anty Evangelical and Reformed Church Adamstown Urbana Circuit Willian’ Harpard Russell Dantz Koontz Chapel R. W. Richardson Forest Grove Point of , Rocks Urbana Flint Hill Koontz Chapel Buckeystown Dots Manor Point of Rocks Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church R. Wat

Joint Maneuvers At Fort Polk In Sage Brush Exercise

Army Pvt Samuel E Wetzel son of Mr and Mrs Norman Wetzel Union Bridge 1 MG is assigned to Aggressor Force in Exercise Sage Brush the largest joint Army Air Force maneuver since World War II now held in Louisiana.

Fort Polk La—Army Samuel E. Wetzel Norman Wetzel Union Bridge Louisiana

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