Rusk To Quit State Department Post Soon
Washington reports former Secretary of State James Rusk plans to resign in weeks and that a successor has been chosen with several candidates named. Names discussed include John M. Allison, John Foster Dulles, Jee McGhee, Henry A. Byroade, George Wadsworth, Howard W. Barrett, John Sloan Dickey, Edward G. Miller Jr., and others as potential replacements or future postings.
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Ashington
Istant
Deanik
U. S
Far Stern
Rusk
Rockeer Foundation
John M. Allison
Johnster Dulles
Ted
George Wadsworth
Lplomat
Turkey
Europe
Howard W. Barrett
John Sloan Dickey
Dartmouth College
Barrett
Edward G. Miller, Jr
Department
New York
Braces Dropped After 11 Years At Frederick Clinic
Dr Winthrop Phelps told a Frederick County cerebral palsy patient he may no longer need braces after eleven years of treatment. The initiative followed vitamin K at birth and ongoing care by local specialists, teachers, and the Easter Seals aided Cerebral Palsy School. Dr Phelps praised the school staff and noted broad progress among the many children examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Phelps
Frederick County
Health Department
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Elma Lee Georg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Phelps
Baltimore
Kiwanis Club
Easter Seals
Maryland Society For Crippled Children
Easter Seal Agency
Fie
Dr. Phelps
Guilty Pleas By Hagerstown Bookies
In Hagerstown Circuit Court two of twelve arrested in raids on bookmakers pleaded guilty to gambling charges. Judge Mish set bond for Robert E. Eichelberger and Meda Crouse, with sentencing pending. Eichelberger took bets at the Moose Lodge and by phone. Crouse took bets at her restaurant, flagged by an investigator at about $900 daily. Ten other trials on 25 indictments are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Joseph D. Mish
Robert E. Eichelberger
Meda Crouse
Eichelberger
Social Etiquette In A Coincident Coffee Meet
You encounter an acquaintance downtown and share coffee. The other person offers to pay the bill, you politely insist on paying your own portion. Accept the gesture graciously and express thanks.
Ladiesburg families attend funerals and visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Merrin Koons of Youngstown Ohio spent time in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith and attended the funeral of Hilda Godman of Laurel. Calls came from C. W. Binkley, Mrs. John Snyder of Union Bridge, and Lamar Roger and Arthur Koons of Fort Meade. Additional visitors included Mr. and Mrs. James McBride and Frances, and Pvt Martin Saylor of Fort Belvoir. Other gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Simpson of Union Bridge with Patsy Frock, Thanksgiving guests Olivier Linton at Washington, and Mrs. W Bowers with daughters visiting Thelma Frock’s household. Viel of Graceham hosted Ernest Staub family. Frank Gaver hosted visitors Sunday.
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Ladiesburg
Merrin Koons
Youngstown
Curtis &. Smith
Koons
Hilda Godman
Laurel
C. W. Binkley
John Snyder
Union Bridge
Lamar
Roger
Arthur Koons
Fort Meade
Saroe
James McBride
Frances
Raymond Martin
Ray, Jr
Martin Saylor
Fort Belvoir
Monroe Simpson
Patsy Frock
Paul Saylor
Olivier Linton
Ellis Cook
Washington
W. Bowers
Harry Gensel
Carlisle
Thelma Frock
Ernest Staub
Graceham
Frank Gaver
And
Local social notes from Frederick and vicinity
Mrs Quinten Dixon and Milly of Frederick visited with Joseph Gaver on Monday. Reg Lowman of Keymat spent Tuesday with Mrs F H Birely and family. Olivier Linton and Ronny joined Bruce Hur oaugh and family near Walkersville Friday. Edna Renner returns from Waynesboro Pa Hospital and is improving. Visitors at Walter Lind's Sunday included Joseph Lind and daughter, Sarah Wieshuar, Charles Lind, Irven Crouse, Daniel Lind, Louis Smith of York Pa. Agnes Lingg and Robert Boom also visited. Monday guests at F L Birely’s included Rev Clifford Omer Richmond, Mervin Koons of Youngstown Ohio, C W Binkley of Linewood, Mrs John Snyder of Union Bridge, Curtis Smith, Joseph Gaver, and Christine H Bury of Liberty. Raymond Martin and son Ray visited Norman McBride and James McBride families near Walkersville Sunday. Bulgaria’s principal crops include wheat, rye, barley, oats, corn, potatoes, tobacco and flax.
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Quinten Dixon
Milly
Frederick
Joseph Gaver
Reg Lowman
Keymat
F. H. Birely
Olivier Linton
Gon Ronny
Bruce Huroaugh
Walkersville
Edna Renner
Waynesboro, Pa
Walter Lind
Joseph Lind
Sarah Wieshuar
Charles
Irven Crouse
Daniel Lind
Louis Smith
York
Agnes Lingg
Robert Boom
FL. Birely
Clifford Omer Richmond
Chevy Chase
Mervin Koons
Youngstown
C. W. Binkley
Linewood
John Snyder
Union Bridge
Curtis
Norman McBride
James McBride
Alesandro Will Not Seek Senate Nomination
Mayor Thomas D. Alesandro of Baltimore announced he would not run for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate next year. The decision ends persistent speculation that the former congressman from the Fourth District would challenge Sen Herbert R. O Connor whose term expires next year. Yellowstone National Park is described as the largest in the United States spanning over two million acres across Wyoming Montana and Idaho.
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Baltimore
Thomas WA Alesandro
U. S. Senate
Yellowstone National Park
U. S
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
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East Patrick St
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Farking
Boyd Ave
Martinsburg
W. Va
E. Cline & Son
Hospital Aid, Inc
Bulgaria
Homes
West Church Street
Freedecdek
Herbert R. O'Conor
Frederick Artaive
CNET
Patrick St
South Market St
Sam Miller
Ao Ae
Seenyvesness Gal
Man
Lisbon
Western Maryland Dairy
Mt. Airy, Md
Schroeder
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Chroeder’s
William S. Hood
U. S. 40
Delbert C. Poole
Schroeder’s
Eagle
McGregor
BVD and
Fleetway
Woolrich
Woolrich and
Monarch Outerwear
Resistor
Robes
Suede Coats
Rebecca Palm
Rebecca
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Stove
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Dee
In Sunbeam Coffeemaster
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