Youth Admits He Slew Deer Hunter in Cadillac
CADILLAC Mich Nov 22 State police said today that Mike Stevens admitted he shot and killed Hugh Flake a 68 year old deer hunter last Tuesday The boy a former training school inmate said he shot Flake in the head from five feet away and then fired two more 22 caliber rounds as he lay on the ground He admitted stealing the rifle from a Cadillac home and driving Flake s car to Cadillac to report the shooting then blamed another hunter
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Cadillac
Mich
Mike
Hugh Flake
Orley Perry
Stevens
Flake
Carsonville
Cpl
Perry
Trade and industry face freer world markets
Allan Sproul, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, urged targeted aid to workers and industries hurt by liberalized trade. He argued free trade requires economic unity among allies, with compensating measures to ease transitions for those unable to compete. The goal is shared gains from expanding trade while protecting vulnerable sectors. High School Dance notes cover 80 couples, King coronation, and faculty attendance. Reports filed show election expenditures by several candidates, including $695.78 by Samuel Barrick and $258.42 by Abraham Ellin, with party contributions and pamphlet costs.
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Allan Sproul
Federal Reserve, Bank of New York
Sproul
United States
Circuit Court
Samuel W. Barrick
Abraham I. Ellin
House of Delegates
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items note plans to timetable through cars between Frederick and Hagerstown, a hay shed fire near Ijamsville destroying 400 to 300 bushels of wheat, mentions a reception for Governor Warfield, a monument in Mt Otivet cemetery to Frank Lovell the gypsy king, and Frederick County Medical Society reports at Emergency Hospital South Market showing 231 cases with Dr William H Wagner elected president.
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Geo. WM. Smith
Frederick and Middletown
Frank Lovell
Gypsy Kg
Frederick County Medical Society
South Market Street
William H. Wagner
Woolshorn
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick County patronage distribution tops the day after Harry W. Nice’s election as governor with six Frederick lawyers named for magistrate appointments. County revenue from beer and liquor licenses since May 1 totals £7,350, mainly from beer licenses. Oscar Schultz of Shookstown reports an automobile stolen from in front of Parkway Church of God.
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Frederick County
Harry W. Nice
Frederick
Oscar Schultz
Shookstown
Parkway Church of God
Births and notices mark Middletown area life
Local births include Donald Richard Met calf born Nov 20 at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Met calf of Braddock Heights and twins to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buffington of Union Bridge born Nov 21 at Frederick Memorial. Other announcements cover Phi Sigma Iota member Patricia Kefauver, Sherry Covell’s eighth birthday party, a dinner at West Seventh Street in Middletown, and community figures traveling.
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Richard M. Metcalf
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
Donald Richard
Frederick Memoria Hospital
Frank Buffington
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Buffington
Carlean Stambaugh
Samuel Stambaugh
Harold B. Stull
Yellow Springs
Marjorie Lynn
Patricia Kefauver
Phi Sigma Iota
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Kefauver
Alpha Phi Sigma
Miss Kefauver
H. W. Kefauver
Arlington
Middletown
Sherry Covell
Evelyn Covell
Washington
Mpatem Af Lew Palade
William G. Reeder
West Seventh Street
Roy Sigler
Dorothy
Roy, Jr
Page Reeder
Page, Jr
William
Carolyn
Donna
Baltimore
Richard Reeder
Towson
James Reeder
James, Jr
James, Jr., Arlington; Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reeder, al Jee Reeder
This City
Charles Carlin
Joyce Riggs
Belgium
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
Laytonsville
Riggs
University of Maryland
Anna Lee Gladhill
Damascus
Temple University
Philadelphia
Cpl
Robert Gladhill
Pacific Grove
Calif
Donald H. Tippett
San Francisco
Cockrell
Aspury Methodist
Gaithersburg
Brooke Hat's
California
Doin W. Davis
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Walter Affnutt
Roger Williams
Poolesville
Williams
Repudiation Day Observed at Trinity Chapel
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held Repudiation Day at Trinity Chapel due to Court House repairs. The event marked the 189th anniversary of the Stamp Act repudiation with readings, a talk by Benjamin B. Rosenstock, organ music, and a post program tea at Mrs F E Shriner's home.
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Court House
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Frederick
William M. Storm
Edith Miller
Miriam Lewis
A. Eugene Renn
Storm
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Benjamin B. Rosenstock, Local Attorney, the Guest Speaker. Mr. Rosenstock
Frederick County
Europe
Great Britain
Zacharias Hood
Rosenstock
D.A.R
Paul L. Althouse
F. Earle Shriner
West Second Street
Shriner
Jacob P. Feiser
Oscar M. Fogle
James H
Postmaster Urges Early Christmas Mail with Deadlines
Postmaster James A. Grove announces a three point plan to assure delivery by December 25. All Christmas packages must be mailed by December 5 and cards by a week before Christmas. Businesses urged to mail before 4 p m and delay circulars until after December 13 25 to ease processing during peak volume.
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James A. Grove
Hospital Admissions And Discharges In Frederick Area
Among The Sick Mr. John Brubaker trail avenue is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. He entered the hospital Sunday. Mrs. Kate Zimmerman Fast Third street entered Emergency Hospital Monday for treatment of heart condition. Mrs. Alice Rohrback Braddock Herbis was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Sunday after a fall in which she broke her left arm. She is a surgical patient. The condition of Mrs. C Zacharias who has been ill at the home of her son and daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Opet Bethesda remains unchanged. Mrs. Zacharias a former resident of Frederick. Mrs. Robert F E Clapp Sr Rockwell Terrace a spinal patient was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday after mean. Mrs. Malinda Beans wife of Hyatt Beans near Brunswick is recovering after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore.
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John Brubaker
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kate Zimmerman
Fast Third Street
Alice Rohrback
Braddock Herbis
C Zacharias
Indaw
C. A. Opet
Bethesda
Zacharias
Frederick
Robert FE
Clapp
Rockwell Terrace
Mean
Malinda Beans
Hyatt Beans
Brunswick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mischief Makers Try To Widen Republican Cleavage
Washington columnist David Lawrence analyzes efforts to split the Republican Party after the McCarthy rift, focusing on a bid to replace California Senator Knowland as Senate leader. He cites Taft and Knowland on leadership duties, independence of Congress, and the balance with the Eisenhower administration.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Knowland
California
Senate
Taft
Eisenhower
Talt
Cincinnati
U. S. News & World Report
Ike
Congress
House
Barkley
Roosevelt
Republicans
United States
United Nations
Far East
House of Congress
Britain
France
Union
Stronghold reports record visitors at Sugar Loaf Mountain
Stronghold Incorporated trustees report a larger visitor count this year at Sugar Loaf Mountain near Frederick than since the area opened. The leader ship including R Paul Smith and Dr Cloyd H Marvin were reelected, and repairs, trails, and grounds improvements noted.
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Stronghold
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Frederick
Trustees of
Stronghold, Incorporated
Donald A. McCormack
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Cloyd H. Marvin
George Washington University
Washington
Tr. McCormack
John C. McCormack
A. M. Thomas
Messrs. McCormack
Riggs National Bank of Washington
Smith
Gordon Strong
All. Strong
Stronghold, Inc Corpovated
Fast View
East View
Gop
Boy Scout Troop 666
Color Film On Haiti Shown At Hood College
Curtis Bogert and Mrs. Bozert presented a color travelogue titled Haiti shows real progress through daily life, work, market, and dance in Brodbeck Hall at Hood College. A preface by Mr. Bozert outlined Haiti as the world’s first black republic with a history of colonization, revolt, and independence.
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Haiti
Curtis Bogert
Lilia
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Bozert
Fim
Maiti
Miami
Fla
Vi. Bacart
Napoleon
Halu
New Chapel Dedicated At St Mary's Seminary Baltimore
High ranking clergy at St Marys Seminary Baltimore dedicate a new one million dollar chapel replacing a 25 year temporary chapel. Edward Cardinal Mooney to dedicate the chapel with Archbishop Keough and Bishop Shehan delivering the sermon. The 200 foot arched hall features 81 stained glass windows by Max Ingland and a 2000 pipe organ gifted by Andrew Gibson.
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Baltimore
St. Mary's Seminary
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Francis P. Keough
Lawrence Shehan
Bridgeport
Max Ingland
Paris
Acher Gibson
Peabody Conservatory
Jon DB. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Henry C. Frick
Charles M. Schwab
Gibson
Death Blows Propaganda as Vishinsky Dies
AP Foreign News Analyst William L. Ryan notes the death of Andrei Vishinsky, a Moscow propaganda figure touted as Mr. Peaceful Coexistence. His loss leaves the Kremlin without a man of equal talent for UN debates and public oratory, with Dour Andrei Gromyko a possible but unlikely successor.
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William L. Ryan
Arident
Vo Wichinchyr
Moscow
Vishinsky
United Nations
U.S.S.R
World Organization
United States
Kremlin
Andrei Gromyko
U.N
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
V. M. Molotov
Great Pyramid Boat Unearthed Longer Than Believed
In Cairo two workmen lift a 20 ton limestone cap sealing a 5,000 year old wooden boat near Cheops tomb. The cedar craftsman vessel, 110 to 120 feet long, rests with rope and linen, thought to aid the pharaoh’s journey to the sky. Experts note it is the oldest and largest boat found in the area.
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Cairo
Egypt
Cheops
Met
Lebanon
Great
Pyramid
Kamal el Maliakh
Mallakh
Zaki Nour
Giza
Gur Nile
Nour
Bread Of Life By Rev A Purnell Bailey
A 1944 feature suggests a church wedding rite in which the bride cannot ring the bell alone. The pastor asks the bridegroom to help, and together they ring the bell as a metaphor. The sermon ends with the line that married life is easier when both pull together, referencing Ephesians 5:31.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Gen. Features Corp
Smith Seeks Valdes Fight After McBride Teardown
Billy Smith, No. 1 contender at 175 pounds, stopped Archie McBride in the seventh at St. Nicholas Arena, weighing 173 1 4 pounds. Smith eyes Nino Valdes or Don Cockell for next bout while Archie Moore defends the light heavyweight title. officials split on scoring with AP card 5-3 for Smith.
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New York
Billy Smith
Archie McBride
Nino Valdes
Don Cockell
Archie Moore
Smith
McBride
St. Nicholas Arena
Mark Conn
Gerald Gormley
Mays Landing
N. Z
Nick Gamboli
Conn
Arthur Susskind
Billy
International Boxing Club
Valdes
Cockell
Transcendent Beauty Defines Today's Vocab Lesson
A language note highlights common mistakes and usage. The word transcendent means surpassing others in excellence as in a countryside view described as transcendent beauty.
Fights Last Night Report From Atlantic City and Nearby
The Associated Press notes several boxing results: Billy Smith of Atlantic City stopped Archie McBride in a 173 2 lb bout in Tren ton Ny 9. Billy McSeece of Central Islip NoV defeated Ted Olla of Milwaukee in a 165 2 lb match. César Brion of Argentia stopped Gil Newkirk of New York in Providence 1 C 204 vs 206.
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Associated Press
New York
Billy Smith
Atlantic City Nut
Archie McBride
Trenton
Brooklyn
Wildcat
Billy Mc Seece
Central Islip
Ted Olla
Milwaukee
Providence
César Brion
Argentia
Gil Newkirk
Extension of Trade Program Asked By CED
The Committee for Economic Development urged a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program with gradual and selective tariff reductions. The policy statement backs Eisenhower’s tariff program but seeks broader changes. Eisenhower had asked Congress to extend the act for three years with authority to cut tariffs up to five percent annually. Congress renewed the old tariff program for one year amid last minute business.
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Washington
The
Commmittee For Economic Development
CED
Eisenhower
Congress
Haiti gains independence and US Marines reorganize country
Divided nation until 1926 when the northern emperor died. Haiti becomes independent in 1924 and selects its own president. A film shown by Mr. Bogert prompted the audience to examine their articles.
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United States
Haiti
Bogert
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