Russia And The Tests Continued
Russia tests nuclear weapons while Geneva talks press for a test suspension. Eisenhower says the United States will not resume testing now, aiming to persuade Moscow to halt explosions. The piece traces the sequence of events from August to October and contrasts the two nations' positions. It also notes Frederick county building society elections and YMCA Aquaaids group activities and fundraisers.
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Geneva
United States
Russia
Eisenhower
Britain
United Nations General Assembly
Atomic Energy Commissar
Funeral notices for Sallie Harding and others in Frederick area
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sallie Harding at 2 PM Wednesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. E. William Hall officiating. Interment Mount Olivet. pallbearers named. Additional notices: George F. Keepers requiem high mass at St Anthony’s. Charles Harold Long memorial at 11 AM. William Thomas Mathers service at 3:30 PM. Letia Eloise Shipley service at Damascus Methodist Church. Various pallbearers listed. interments at Mount Olivet or St. Anthony’s cemeteries.
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Sallie
Harding
Oliver B.] Sr
North Bentz Street
East Church Street
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Welty Wikirk
Franklin Nikirk
Robert Fitez
Robert Eichelberger
Wilbur Ford
Lee Wiles
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
George F. Keepers
St. Anthony's Church
Emmitsburg
Vincent Tomalski
John F. Eckerrode
Robert F. Keepers
Thomas G. Keepers
Frederick E. Keepers
John A. Wivell
Carroll KR. Wivell
Albert F. Wivell
Charles Harold Long
East Ninth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold A. Ami*mons
Trinity Methodist Church
City of Frederick
Russell Morgan
Maxs. Kebne
Robert Sirine
Grayson Burdette
James Heffner
Thomas Harding
M. OR. Etchison and Son
Wiliam Thomas Mathers
Elm Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Elias B. Ramsburg
Richard Ramsburg
Carl Folland
Shredith B. Young
Albert Lowman
Mirs
Ethel McClow Kenny
Glen Ridge
N. J
Harry J. Kenny
H. James Kenny Jr
Theodore A. Bauer
Robert F. Kenny
Mildred Sharer
College Park
Helen Gebauer
Hyattsville
Frank McClow
Silver Spring
Albert McClow
Detroit
Mich
J. J. Quinn
Orange
Holy Name Church
East Orange
Funeral for J Alwyn Brown Held at All Saints Church
Funeral services for J Alwyn Brown of Braddock Heights were held Wednesday at 11 o clock at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiating. Honorary bearers and casket bearers were listed, and interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. Additional names appear for funeral directors and survivors.
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J. Alwyn
Jack) Brown
Braddock Heights
University Hospial
Baltimore
All Saints Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Jesse B
Humphreys
Rayhu Specht
Rubin. Selar
Milton Lambert
Nick. Seaside
Gill Morgan
Meredith
Sinter
Charlie Collins
Garry Staley
Woodrow Popp
Larry Phillips
Horace Opel
A. P. Anderson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
R. E. Dailey and Son
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Items from the November 28 1908 issue recount local notes in Frederick. Dr F Goodell sold his East Patrick street residence to the Misses Weiner and arranged a combined office and home ready next year. Postmaster Harrington and Mrs Harrington received a silver service from clerks and carriers, who dined with them at Mrs L A Hager's home on West Patrick street. Messrs Brish Bros reported 78 birds shown with 76 prizes at Ellicott City poultry show, 14 chicken varieties exhibited. Rabbits scarce on market, about 25 cents each. dressed turkeys around 20 cents per pound. A horse carriage driven by Theo Dore Alexander upset after hitting a large stone, injuring his hands. horse caught after some distance.
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F. Goodell
East Patrick Street
Weiner
Adolphus H. Harrington
Frederick Post Office
L. A. Hager
West Patrick Street
Iessas
Brish Bros
Ellicott City
Theodore Alexander
Alexander
Twenty Years Ago in The News Columns November 28 1938
Snow plow crews battled 40 mph winds with twelve plows through the night as drifts persisted on state and county roads. Forest fires scorched under 3 acres in the Frederick district, and a Thurmont nurse, Clara Reifsnyder, was badly injured after being struck on an icy street. A local minister Rev W T Gover’s car skidded on the Washington Pike near Frederick, overturned, but he resumed duties after a stop in Frederick. Rosa May Ecker, 71, of Middleburg, widow of Aubrey W. Ecker, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an extended illness, survived by daughter Florence Smith and five grandchildren. services were held at New Windsor and interment at Taylorville Methodist Cemetery.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
Washington
Herman D. Toms
Clara Reifsnider
Rosa May Ecker
Aubrey W. Ecker
Middleburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carrell County
Samuel
Celia Horton Fogie
Florence Smith
Methodist Church
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzier Apg Sons
Austin Cooper
Taylorsville
Ella V. Filler
Harry Filler
Loversville
Clopton
Paeonias Springs
Virginia
J. Walter
Maggie
Roger Frye
sWeuitiane F. Frye
B. C
Marvin C. Filler
Lovettsville
Nina F. Butts
Bolivar
W. Va
Brown
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovellsville
Aon Kretsinger
Union Cemetery
Dora Fribush
Baltimore
Myes Fribush
Abe Fribush
Robert Fribush
Sidney Fribush
Brunswick
Eva Mérkie
Richmond
Bessie Zamensky
Jack Lewis
Euta Place
United Hebrews
Ritz Chaim
Washington Boulevard
Anna Purdum
New Market
Frederick County Chronic Hospital
John Purdum
Purdum
Kempstown
Benjamin F
Camilla Baker Wetzel
Franklin Purtum
Frankie Wetzel
Olney
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Lowell S. Garland
Providence
Kemptown
Charles M. Redmond
Annie Vesta Redmond
East Seventh Street
John W
Sanzelia Souder Suman
Seventh Day Adventist ‘Church
Roy E. Miller Sr
Claude A. Redmond
Charles W. Redmond
Paul L. Crum
Wilfred Kline
Meredith A. Redmond
Irving F. Redmond
East Church Street
Harvey A. Stockman
Harvey Alpheus Stockman
Taney Apartments
George
Alice Hargett Stockman
Stockman
Nettie B. Greenwald Stockman
Joan W. Stockman
James
Will
Winfield
William and
Frederica Will
Carroll County
Renie ,L
Thomas A
Leroy Welsh
Mt. Airy
IC. M. Waltz
Win‘field
Hoyt Dudley
Christmas Decorations Highlight Frederick Streets
The town touts bright holiday displays funded by merchants who donated $6,000, making Frederick’s streets the most attractive in years and drawing shoppers. The note lauds the effort and urges continued civic pride.
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Frederick Tonians
Helicopters Inspect Power Lines Across Mountains
Potomac Edison uses helicopters leased from Inland Airways to inspect 1000 miles of transmission and 12 000 miles of distribution lines across Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. A pilot keeps the craft 25 to 30 feet from conductors while an inspector notes damaged poles conductors and insulators and reports by radio. The method covers vast areas quickly but relies on weather and regulatory limits, with five and a half hours of air patrol per day.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Potomac Edison
iSystem
Ing
Lair
Secor
Contina
Alan
Air Pa
Trul
Alwys
Civil Aeronautics
Fort Detrick News Highlights Clubhouse Opening
Fort Detrick hosts a grand opening for a new Teenage Clubhouse in building T-833 next to the bowling alleys from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Invites go to teenage dependents of military and civilian personnel with parents. Colonel Joseph C. Prentice will preside amid future-plans briefings. Also notes Memorial Concert for Dr. Joseph Victor at Hood College and other community items including homemakers club, stork stories, sports, and arrivals.
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Fort Detrick
Office of Information and Public Affairs
Detrick
Joseph C. Prentice
Joseph Victor
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Claremont String Quartet
Side Glances Community Relations Thanksgiving Day Roast
Mathe rmatics division celebrated Thanks giving Day with a roast turkey dinner Blonday. Charlie Neal is home sick. Dr. William P. Allen is visiting relatives in Buffalo N Y this weekend. Captain Thomas Kerr will take a hunting trip next Monday and Tuesday. Captain Robert Franz will spend 20 days at his home in Cincinnati. Alex Bryant is spending the holiday weekend with relatives in Richmond Va. Condolences to Roland Long on his brother's death. Elizabeth Suman moved to Dill avenue last week. Loretta Eyler won a Shaeffer pen and pencil set at a local grocery store drawing. Wanda Burkhart's daughter Pamela was a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital last week. Dr. Charles Phillips spending the holiday at home in Columbia S C. Mary Sanders returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Tom Rippeon said Moore tiles at his home. the floor looks good. Al Kime, a green thumb enthusiast, adorned the SOX flower bed with daffodils and tulips. Jerry Yonetz has two new Mercury Furnpike Cruiser. The Kerpsack twins Robert and William are visiting their home in Youngstown Ohio for Thanksgiving.
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Charlie Neal
William P. Allen
Buffalo
N. Y
Thomas
iKerr
Robert Franz
Cincinnati
Alex Bryant
Richmond
Roland Long
Elizabeth
Suman
Dill ‘Avenue
Loretta Eyler
Shaeffer
Wanda Burkhart
Pamela
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Phillips
Columbia
S. C
Mary
Sanders
Tom Rippeon
Nixon Kind Words for Rockefeller at Oxford
Vice President Richard M. Nixon praised Nelson A. Rockefeller calling him a splendid governor and a fine 1960 presidential candidate if nominated. The remark came during a bantering exchange with Oxford students about the November elections. Nixon said Rockefeller would be one of the best candidates in public life, drawing laughs from the crowd.
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Oxford
England
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ese
New York
Rockefeller
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
11 Perish In Holiday Fires
The Associated Press reports Thanksgiving fires killed ten children and two parents across several states. Oklahoma City saw five young children die in a nine room private home for handicapped youths. seven others were rescued. A family in Little Rock perished in a frame house blaze. one survivor was hospitalized. Milford Connecticut saw a two year old die in a home fire started by a faulty space heater. the DuMont family had earlier lost four children to a prior space heater fire.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Ior
Lite “Rock
Ark
Tamora
Recital by Kenneth McGolerick's piano students at home
The Monocacy Village group performed Saturday evening at Kenneth McGolerick’s home. Students Gareth Harshman Cassandra Smith R. A. Sullivan Nancy Krantz Dorothy Geisbert and others played works by Mason Tschaikowsky Bach Ibs and Dvorak among pieces like Galloping Home Thunderstorm Summer Days and Liebestraume. Mr McGolerick and guests heard Scarf Dance and Moonlight Sonata movements.
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Kenneth B. McGolerick
Monocacy Village
Gareth _ Harshman
Mason
America
Carey
David Harshman
Cassandra Smith
Dvorak
Gruber
R. A. Sullivan
Tschaikowski
March of the Boy Scouts
Schaefer
Nancy Krantz
Etude” Thompson
Liebestraume
Ibs
Liszt
Dorothy Geisbert
Mr. McGolerick
Mozart
Miss J Geisbert
lWarne Smith
I Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
Duval
Barbara Fogle
Overlade
Butterffly
Merkel
McGolerick
Chaminade
Beethoven
Harold Harshman
J. Howard Smith
B. E. Sullivan
Harry Krantz
Paul Geisbert
Franklin Smith
Frank Fogle
Mary MecGolerick
Jesse Bussard
Decree Grants Divorce and Child Custody in Equity Court
A decree signed by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer grants William Edward Eisentrout an absolute divorce from Agatha Eisentrout. Eisentrout receives custody of one child and Agatha the other, with visitation and exchange times set Friday 7 p.m. to Saturday 7 p.m. Holidays visitation to be agreed. Joint personal property to be divided or court orders if no agreement. Attorneys Edwin F Nikirk for the plaintiff and Wilbur F Sheffield Jr for the defendant.
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J Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
William Edward Eisentrout
Nei- Hie Agatha Leisentrout
Ofrederick
Eisentrout
Edwin F. Nikirk
iRlsinoff
Wilbur F. Sheffield ,Jr
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H. Albert Dean
J Roger Fisher
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Dundalk
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Cecil Allnutt
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Leonard Mullinix
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Hilton Xehouse
Mary Ann Davis
Hazel Jones
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the News
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George T.schroeder Jr
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Houston
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Francis H. Urner
Inland
Kentucky Electric
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West Penn
Monongahela Power
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
Cecil Moxley
Taney Avenue
George W. Glen
Jdaniel
Arvie D. Humphrey
Charles Street
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frank Gruber
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Frederick City
Good Shepherd Church
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Tenth Streets
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Ate Pital
White Rock Avenue
Tuscarora
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Glenn R. Huffer
Homemakers’ Club
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Biggs Avenue
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US Air Force
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Melissa
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Cheltenham
Emil Johnson
James Crawdy
Pfc
Larry Taylor
Maste
John Jackie
Chisholm Inc
Joseph W. Ayers
Kokomo
Ind
Emil J. Baggio
Inglewood
Calif
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Mt. Shasta
David P. Cur- Tan
Pittsburgh
Kent A. Orlandini
Spring Valley
Robert E. Schmidt
James M. Watry
Post
Wise
Mary K. Asdell
Ithaca
Ralph C. Thomas
Bettie L. Dorsey
Artie D. Humphrey
Teheran
Iran
Harold E. Vallet
Henry E. Branch Jr
Hercules Powder Company
Irwin
Auerbach
Office For Information and Public Affairs
Merritt W. Briggs
Turkey
Mars
Mel Eckstein
Ft. MacClellan
Joseph Schwimer
Connecticut
Roland Beldons
Heidelberg
West Seventh Street
Fred Rayst
Chuck” Dabblgrens
Rar
Ann Marie Dennn
James Phallin
Notre Dame
Hecht Company
Hev
James R. Chapman
Weatherman
Coltson
Victory News
Army
Jvery
John Thompsons
U.S
Weather Bureau
Stawas
Mathermatics Division
iFor Nelson Rockefeller
Istate Bar Plans Institute
F. Archie Meatyard Jr
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Maryland State Bar Association
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Leonard ‘Sarner
Bar. Y
Sarner
University of California
Tuncheon
Arthur JW. Machen Jr
American Bar Association
State Bar Association
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