Orioles offer Kell for Courtney and 30000
The Baltimore Sun reports the Orioles offered catcher Clint Courtney and $30,000 to acquire veteran infielder George Kell from the White Sox. Kell, 32, hit .276 last season after eight straight .300-plus seasons previously, while Courtney hit .271 with improved late-season throwing.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore Orioles
Clint Courtney
Chicago White Sox
George Kell
Kell
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Paul Richards
Hame
Richards
Vern
Seb Kennedy
Courtney
New York Yankees
Orioles
Hal Smith
Columbus
The
Sun
Frank Lane
Houston
Common Cold Research Faces Long Road to Uncommon Future
The Common Cold Foundation plans to spend 500000 over three years on cold research, aiming to reduce work days lost and economic costs from colds estimated up to 15000000000 yearly. Past trials yielded little practical result, but volunteers’ studies advance understanding of viruses and immunity, keeping hope alive that someday the common cold may become uncommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Cold Foundation
Clourly
Health Insurance Coverage Grows Under Federal Support
Health insurance in the country shifts to voluntary plans with three fifths coverage. The eighth annual Health Insurance Council survey reports 82 billion in benefit payments last year, highlighting surgical expense protection for 883 million and basic medical coverage for 47 million, underscoring Eisenhower's federal underwriting push.
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The
Health Insurance Council
Eisenhower
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1904
Fifty years ago items note a literary society debate on hate versus humanity with a 2-1 negative win. a fatal Hit by eastbound train near Frederick Junction. plans to extend Tendak Middletown Electric Railroad with cut-off and fill led by Oscar B. Cohlentz. Brunswick to be lit by electricity with Harpers Ferry light and Pusey seive. Johns Catholic bazaar and supper netted 718 with receipts 3753.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
H Smith
R. Angleberger
M. Rice
W. James
A. E. Reed
Washington
Frederick Junction
Tendak Middletown Electric
Braddock Spring
Oscar B. Cohlentz
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry Electric Light and Pusey Company
Johns Catholic Church
Renart
Father Kane
Fairfield Bank Robbed In Broad Daylight Heist
Twenty years ago Fairfield Pennsylvania saw a bold robbery at Fairfield National Bank eight miles west of Gettsyburg. A cashier and teller were tied up as $84 79 disappeared. A letter to the editor laments rent hikes from 25 30 to 40 50 dollars. Amid local notes 213 men enroll at the Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Fishing Creek. Frederick High School drama clubs plan a three act presentation of Robin Hood on December 7.
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Fairfield National Bank
Fairfield
Gettzsburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Fishing Creek
Frederick High School
Engagements announced for Katharine Baker and Beatrice Joy
Mrs Henry C Baker of Beallsville announces Katharine Mae Baker to Hulett L Register son of Mrs Henry L Register of Lake City Florida He is Navy and reported to LST 503 in Philadelphia Pa Engagements noted for Beatrice Jane Joy to Pic Norman Vinson Will wed December 10 at Frederick Lutheran Church in Freeland Mich Also lists collateral forfeitures in Frederick Magistrate Court involving several drivers and drivers names plus a proposed Senate debate end and letters of administration for Marion J Staley Walkersville Md
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Henry C. Baker
Beallsville
Katharine Mae
Hulett L. Register
Henry L. Register
Lake City
Florida
Miss Baker
Poolesville High School
Government Printing Office
Washington
Register
U. S. Navy
Camp Detrick
LST 503
Philadelphia
Columbia High School
Margaret Tracey
Point of Rocks
Beatrice Jane Joy
Pic
Norman Vinson
Myre Vornnn Vine JSON
Freeland
Mich
Frederick Lutheran Church
Bible Thoughts on Patience and Action
An 18th or 19th century style musing quotes Franklin about deceit and haste. It warns against rushing into actions or pleasing oneself by quick ill considered moves and counsels patience in small matters to avoid waste.
Police aid trucker then arrest him for theft in Knoxville
Police helped a truck driver recover a load of tires and office machines from a ditch in Knoxville and then arrested him on charges of stealing the truck and its cargo.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Births and visits mark busy local December stretch
Mr and Mrs C Burton Cannon Jr announce the birth of Melody at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John Stanchfield and wife welcome son John Michael on November 23 at Frederick Memorial. Dr and Mrs Milton Zack arrive from Los Angeles for the Bowers Colbert wedding. Local society note: Dr Earl Douglass visits on way to Mercersburg Academy for a relative’s wedding.
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C. Burton Cannon, Jr
Yellow Springs
Melody
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John Stanchfield
Unionville
John Michael
Milton Zack
Los Angeles
Calif
Zack
Natalie Colbert
Ensign
Martin L. Bowers, Jr
Earl Douglass
Philadelphia
News-Post
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Douglass
News and Post
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland School For the Deaf
Red Wing
Minn
Anton H. Bjorlee
Bjorlee
Min
Poolesville
Tampa
Fla
Charles Fritz
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Donald Null
Edgar Allen
Pentalpha
Order of Eastern Star
Gaithersburg
Mount Airy
Connie Field
Gaithershire
Florida
Nassau
Haiti
Jamaica
Klaus Schwartz
Kai
Hans
Klaus
Damascus
Mexico City
Preliminary Hearing for West Virginia Game Manager Rom ney
Navid Gilpin district game manager faces a preliminary hearing on charges linked to the death of Grover Michael near Shanks, West Virginia. Police say Gilpin and Officer Andrew Michael investigated a deer shot out of season, confronted two men who fled, and Gilpin claimed a warning shot fatally struck Michael. Michael leaves a widow and several children.
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Gilpin
Grover Michael
Michael
Miss Colbert Weds Ensign Martin L Bowers Jr in Elegant Rite
Miss Ann Natalie Colbert daughter of Mr and Mrs William T Delaplaine and Ensign Martin Luther Bowers Jr son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers exchanged vows at Evangelical Reformed church in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride wore white silk taffeta with pearls and a fingertip veil, reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. he is stationed in San Francisco after duty in the Pacific.
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Ann Natalie Colbert
William T. Delaplaine
Dill Avenue
Martin Luther Bowers, Jr
Ensign
United States Naval Reserve
Martin L. Bowers
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Sperry L. Storm
Francis Scott Key
Helen B. Hersperger
College Avenue
Grayson Ralph Bowers
Killeen
Tex
Charles E. Swope
West Chester
Landon M. Proffitt
Linden Hills
E. Paul Magaha, Jr
This City
Frank F. Holden
Highland Park
N. J
Hood College
News-Post
Mr. Bowers
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
San Francisco
United States Navy
Pacific
Soviets Swap Toasts To East West Friendship With Tito
Moscow reports note top Soviet leaders Khrushchev Malenkov and Molotov toasted peace and East West friendship at a Yugoslav Embassy reception honoring Yugoslavia's national day. Khrushchev praised Yugoslavia’s friendship with all nations as Tito’s health was saluted.
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Tito
Moscow
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Malenkov
Khruscchev
George L. Bissonette
Central Falls
R.I
Georgi K. Zhukov
Khrushchev
Dobrivoje Vidie
Yugoslavia
United States
Britain
France
Communist Party
Bissonefle
Mt Airy Bride Weds Washington Architect Son in Foundry Church
Miss Barbara Foster MacCollum, daughter of Col and Mrs Joseph Raymond Hess of Mt Airy, wed David Lynn Jr in Foundry Methodist Church Washington on Saturday November 20 at 3 pm. Rev Norman F. Van Brunt officiated as the bride wore a white satin and Chantilly gown with orange blossom and pearl crown veil.
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Foundry Methodist Church
Washington
Barbara Foster MacCollum
Joseph Raymond Hess
David Lynn, Jr
David Lynn
Lynn
William Honey MacCollum
White Plains
XN. Y
Mr MacCollum
Wedding of Lynn Gribben and groom in Washington
The ceremony featured a white roses bouquet with a white orchid at center. Mrs Raymond Leonard Gribben served as matron of honor with attendants Carole Schrenk Mary Trimble Waller Patricia Legrett Suzanne Legrett Helen OBrien Phyvilis Graves and A Clephane Queens of Washington. South Trimble Lyon was best man. Ushers and cousins followed, and a reception at the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase concluded the event before a honeymoon to the South. The bride studied at Washington School for Secretaries and Cap Padell School of Fashion Modeling, while the groom attended the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Leonard Gribben
Carole Schrenk
Mary Trimble Waller
Patricia
Suzanne Legrett
Ale
Helen O'Brien
Phyvilis Graves
A. Clephane Queens
Washington
South Trimble Lyon
Cappadell School of Fashion Modeling
University of Maryland
End to school segregation remains years away
The Supreme Court faces a slow path to ending public school segregation. Justices will weigh state plans and federal guidance as it weighs when and how to desegregate, with rulings likely not before next year and possibly not until June. The push for a quick timetable collides with gradualism urged by Eisenhower Brownell and southern officials.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Brownell
Georgia
Talmadge
Justice Department
High Court
Man
Hisenhower
Jobn Marshall Harlan
Senate
Physician Called In Sheppard Trial
Dr. Richard Hexter, the examining physician, testified on how badly Sheppard was injured after Marilyn Sheppard was beaten to death. The defense contends an intruder struck her husband during the 12:30 a m incident, while the state argues Sheppard killed his wife following marital tensions.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Richard &. Hexter
Manrander
Bequests Listed In Mrs. Ash Will From 1954 Estate
The will names numerous bequests including jewelry, silver, and books to family members such as Kittie Latrobe and Mary Virginia Latrobe, with specific items. The C. Burr Artz Library gains unselected books, and a Declaration of Independence goes to the Pennsylvania Historical Society. Residual estate to Mrs. Ferdinand Latrobe and Mrs. May P. Blair. Executor is H. Kieffer DeLauter, dated June 2, 1954.
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Charles C. McCol
Dunn
Kittie Latrobe
Baltimore
Betty Latrobe
Mary Virginia Latrobe
Leon Mercer Rice
Washington
Charles W. Ross
Frederick
Nelson
C. Burr Artz
Tull
Theresa Ross
Alvey J Young
Eleanor Tull
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Jaywidore
Oakmont
Pats
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
J. Delphine Bowen
Gordon Ash
John Farrel
Mr. Ash
Ferdinand Latrobe
May P. Blair
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Helen M. Waltz
A. Owen Mercer
Baltimore contractor robbed after sandwich offer
A Baltimore contractor, Robert Finley, offered $100 to pay for a sandwich in Falls Church, Virginia. After returning to his car, an assailant pressed a gun against him, forced him to drive to Lynn Street, and took $675 in hundred dollar bills before fleeing in a waiting car.
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Falls Church
Baltimore
Robert Finley
Dudley H. Rector
Rector
Lynn Street
Finley
Ill and recovering residents in Frederick area hospital
Among The Sick column notes several Frederick Memorial Hospital patients. John Brubaker Jr. of Trail Avenue improves nicely while Francis X. Staley III remains critical after an auto crash. Nellie Dean of Brunswick and Steve Waner show varying recoveries. Chester Clem recuperates satisfactorily awaiting discharge. Barbara Scheffler of Oden Street improves after transfer to Walter Reed. Former Mayor Lloyd Cutler returns home from Johns Hopkins for observation. Other entries cover surgeries and stable conditions for Putman and Getzandanner.
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John Brubaker
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Francis X. Staley Lei
X. Staley
Nellie Dean
Brunswick
Steve Waner
Seventh and
Market Streets
Chester Clem
Dill Avenue
Casper C. Moore Sr
Frederick
Barbara Scheffler
Odenston
Taylorsville
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Lloyd C. Cutler
Carroll Parkway
Johns Hopekins Hospital
Baltimore
Earl C. Putman
Hansonville
Roy Getzandanner
Middle River
Franklin Square Hospital
Auto Collision Causes Minor Property Damage Near Frederick
A wet highway collision Sunday night east of Frederick caused about 315 dollars in damage. State Trooper Robert D. Muir investigated the 7:30 p.m. crash at the U S 40 and 40 A intersection. Drivers were Irwin M. Stone of Dorchester Massachusetts, a serviceman, and William Sonnenberg of Silver Spring. Stone was westbound as Sonnenberg, inbound to Frederick, braked and skidded into Stone’s rear. No charges were filed.
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Fredericks
State
Robert D. Muir
U. S. 40
Irwin M. Stone
Dorchester
Mass
Wiliam Sonnenberg
Silver Spring
Stone
Sonnenberg
Frederick
Muir
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Monrovia
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Pine Avenue
Church Street
George A
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Martinsburg
W. Va
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Irving Ira Luftman
Bronx
U, S. 40
Foye AP
Leechburg
East Patrick Street
Catherine JH. Rocderuck
Walkersville
U, S
McCarthy
Marion J. Staley
Walkersy
I Ophans Court
Mre
Vinge Stull Staley
Som
Everett Jones
Urban Woolman
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Gaithersburg Business Men's Association
Thompson’s
Bethesda
G. R. Gray
Marshall
Davy
John Zufall
Cindy
Nancy
Tommie
Exe] Yingling
Chimney Corner
Zufalls
Yinglings
Unn Barkelow
Bistol
Harold Hoke
Linden Hells
Miss Colbert
Joyce Lines
Alden
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Tan Kremlin
Cominform
Andre: A. Gromyko
Party
EA Sersice
Ash
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