Hyde Addresses GOP Women Advocates West Session
Congressman Hyde warned that a Democratic “boss rule” will yield a paper leadership while blocking President Eisenhower’s progressive program. He listed goals for the new session including a balanced budget tax restraint Taft Hartley revisions broader world trade Hawaii statehood health reform and raises for federal and postal workers. He said Republicans offer concrete plans and Democrats have offered none.
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Eisenhower
West
Hyde
Statehood
Hawaii
Washington
Now and Then The Stock Market Compared A Quarter Century Ago
A 1954 reflection notes stock market levels exceed 1929 when adjusted for dollars. Prices are higher now with dividends stronger and margins around 50 percent. Population employment and production have grown, suggesting confidence rather than speculative fever. The broad economy is stronger today than in 1929.
Conservation of Water Letter to the Editor
Jesse C. Shaver of Frederick urges returning water to underground reservoirs to counter falling earth water levels. He cites Soil Conservation pond programs, rural wells, and cavernous storage from Woodshore to Potomac, proposing five to six inch flows into sink holes and springs like Fountain Rock and Fishing Creek for long term regional water retention.
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Woodshore
Potomac
Frederick
Heart Department
Fountain Rock
Fishing Creek
Fieais
Jesse C. Shaver Frederick
Bible Thoughts And Peace with God Reflective Quote Card
Scriptural excerpt and literary line present a devotional tone with Luke 24 3b and a George Eliot reflection. The item reads as a compact religious quotation card highlighting faith, peace, and conscience. The source offers two distinct quotes from biblical and literary origins.
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area
Among the ill or observed: Mrs C Herbert Watkins of East Fourth street at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Miss Ann Schildknecht of Magnolia avenue back home after weeks at University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs Paul V McCarthy of West Second street recovering from major surgery at Vine Boma Convalescent Home Braddock Heights. Mrs Cora O Neal of Boonsboro at Wilmer Eve clinic Johns Hopkins. Raymond Cashour Liberty town ill with arthritis at his son's home. Miss Bertha Rudy Middletown under care at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ira Warrenfeltz Church Hill at Wilmer Eye Institute Johns Hopkins for observation before eye operation.
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C. Herbert Watkins
East Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ann Schildknecht
William R. Schildknecht
Magnolia Avenue
University Hospital, Baltimore
Paul V. McCarthy
West Second Street
Vineobona Convalescent Home
Bratdock Heights
Cora O'Neal
Boonsboro
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Raymond Jashour
Libertytown
Valley Supply
Ilbmpaty
Mddelobun
Francis Stewart Cashour
Bertha Rudy
Middletown
Ira Warrenfeltz
Church Hill
Wilmer Eye Institute
Debating Society Ends With Pro-Logic Victory
Fifty Years Ago Items: Belles Lettres debated superstition versus logic. verdict 2-1 for affirmation. Woman’s College boarding students at Braddock Heights. Acaderisk Car Bar Association notes legal license tax on lawyers is illegal. tomatoes plentiful at 40 cents a bushel, eggs 20 cents a dozen, limited fruit. Fall millinery openings show new bonnets and hats in aut colors. autumn receptions hosted by Masses ante and Vis. Emma Payne and Mrs Getazbangh.
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Belles Letttres Literary Society
Messrs
L. Woodware
J. Quynn
Holtz
Tams
Woman's College
Braddock Heights
Acaderisk Car Bar Association
Emma Payne
Getazbangh
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1934
The temperature fell to 37 degrees last night marking the coldest in five months and the first frost was reported in low places. Magistrate Benne suspended fines on three transients due to jail crowding, requiring immediate departure. Democrats spent $3279.19 in Frederick County primary battles between Guy Rites and Dr. Conrey supporters. Ten applications for sale of intoxicating drinks were filed under the new county liquor law with County License Commissioner McCurdy.
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Ciient Court
Benne
Democratig Party
Frederick County
Guy Ritee
Charles J1. Conrey
Lra Ok
Wedding of Miss Barbara Smith and John Main Jr
Miss Barbara Ruannah Smith and John Austin Main Jr were married Saturday afternoon in New Market Methodist Church. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Main Sr of RFD 16 Frederick. Attendants included Mrs. Harry M. Boone and Miss Ruth Main with ushers and organist Lucille Nicodemus. The couple planned a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and now reside with the groom’s family.
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Barbara Ruannah Smith
Earl L. Smith
New Market
John Austin Main
Frederick
Saturda Atlernoon
New Market Methodist Church
Richard M. Burns
Harry M. Boone
Pikesville
Ruth i Main
Donald S. Elliott
Hagerstown
Paul Main
Charles Edward Smith
Lucille Nicodemus
Ashford
Herbert
Carrie Jacobs
Bond
d'Hardelot
deKoven
Frederick High School
Quynn Orchards
Washington
Silver Spring
Baltimore
Virginia
Mary Francis
Shirley Smith
Harry Boone
Charles Smith
Earl Smith
Bride
Richard Burns
Donald Elli
Lucille Nivodemus
Truman and Clark May Face Senate Subpoenas
Former President Truman and Associate Justice Tom C Clark may be summoned before the Senate Rules Committee to explain refusals to honor subpoenas from the House Un American Activities Committee regarding the Harry Dexter White matter. The piece surveys past refusals to testify, Senate censure concepts, and precedents involving McCarthy and Langer while weighing implications for congressional oversight.
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David Lawrence Washington
Truman
Senate Committee On Rules
Congressional
Committee On Un-American Activities
House of Representatives
Harry Dexter White
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of Justice
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Dan Messrs. Truman
Clark
McCarthy
Supreme Court
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
Senate
Watkins Committee
Trunton and Clark
Edgar Hoover
Congress
William Langer
North Dakota
Senate Judiciays Committee
Congressional Record
Winger Wax
Himsell
United States Senate
United States
Livoensgee Meangepene Kagetel Gee Gore
James F. Simmons
Rhode Island
Simmons
Metaru
Internal Revenue Servicer
Craud
Wisconsin
Hedick
Watkins
tRe
Surprise stork shower honors Mrs Englar on Tuesday
A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. Donald Englar of North Market Street at Mrs. Paul G. Morgans Magnolia Avenue home. Guests included several local women and relatives, with gifts and refreshments served, as plans for forthcoming events and weddings are noted.
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Donald Englar
North Market Street
Mrrs
Paul G. Morgan
Magnolia Avenue
Wilbur Baker
William Talley
Joan Hull
Nevin Baker
City
Eleanor Baker
George Gorsuch
New Windsor
Wiliam Baker
New Midway
Austin Huffer
Jefferson
Maxine Murray
Woodsboro
Laurens Bowers
Erma Stull
Ralph Newcomer
Wyattsville
Funeral services span three area churches for several locals
Fragments report funeral services for several individuals. Miss Bessie A. Martin died Wednesday with services at the National Lutheran Home in Washington and at Creagerstown. Rev. Lang, Rev. Koontz Helwig, and Rev. Corbett officiated and interment followed at a local cemetery with listed pallbearers. Other services were held for Miss Alice M. Buffingston at Taneytown, with burial in Reformed church cemetery and pallbearers named. Mrs. Amy Kump Dixon died at Frederick Memorial Hospital and her rites occurred at the East Church funeral home with large attendance. local clubs were noted among attendees and pallbearers listed. Further notes mention Albert Otis Gamber’s funeral arrangements and clergy involved.
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Bessie A. Martin
National Lutheran Home
18Th
Douglas Streets
X. W
Washington
Creagerstown Lutheran Church
Lang
E. Koontz Helwig
Charles H. Corbett
Helwig
Corbett
Creagerstown
Mike Church
Calvin S. Lohr
Charles Shurh
Harles Riley
Georges Griekle
Joseph Martin
Howard Damuth
G. C. Barton
Alice M. Buffingston
Taneytown
Rev
Morgan &. Andreas
Reformed' ‘Church
Charles Cashman
Merwin Wantz
Clare Null
Elmer Creds
Edward Miller
William Simpson
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Amy Kump Dixon
Elmer £. Dixon
Wayside Inn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church
W. Merval Weaver
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Jug Bridge Club
Garden Club
Homemakers Club
Civic Club
George B. Douglas
Wiliam G. Roessler
John D. Shorven
Edward D. Storm
Harry L. Brandt
LeRoy F. Davis
Mount Olivet Remetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Lachely
Richart
Burns
Albert Otis Gamber
Thomas Daniels
Obituary notices from Gamber and Keysville area
Funeral services were held at Calvary Methodist Church Gamber for clients of Rosewood Tammy School with pallbearers listed from staff and interment in the church cemetery. Audrey L Esworthy infant daughter of Herman and Margaret Esworthy died at Univers ity Hospital aged two months. Funeral Sunday at 2 from the grandparents home conducted by Rev Harold Z Bam berger with interment Locust Grove cemetery. Mrs Mary S Valentine 88 died at her son in laws home near Keysville after years there. Surviving are son Lenny Valentine Wrightsville Pa daughter in law and two grandchildren and one great grand daughter. Services 2 pm Monday at Keysville Lutheran Church with interment in Keysville church cemetery. C O Fuss and Son funeral directors.
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Flohrville
Calvary Methodist Church
Gamber
Ray Hawkins
H. M. Waters
Rosewood
Tammy School
Daniel Dietrich
Frank Adams
Orville Grabill
Harry Zeigler
Raymond Davis
Harry Bissell
C. M. Waltz
Audrey L. Esworthy
Audrey Lyon Esworths
Herman
Margaret Esworthy
Eischave
Minster
Universit Hospital
Lorraine Esworthy
Howard Esworthy
John Street
Westminister
Harold Z. “Bamberger
Locust Grove Cemetery
Mary
Valentine
Calvin H. Valentine
BE. Greer Kiser
Keysville
Edward and
Ellen Martin Shorb
Keysville Lutheran Church
Sunday School
Missionary Society
Christian Endeavor
Lenny R. Valentine
Wrightsville
Kiser
Wilbur L. Shorb
Taneytown
Dixon A
Yaste Wil
Church Cemetery
Fuss and Son
Deaths of Mrs. Jnne N Hartman and Frank H Sperry
Mrs. Jnne N. Hartman widow of George Hartman died at her Sandy Hook home on Friday Sept 24 after a three year illness. Surviving: three sons Floyd George Claude and daughter Annabell Himes. Funeral Sunday at Knoxville Cemetery with Rev J W Seay officiating. Frank Herbert Sperry aged 73 died Saturday night in Charles Town General Hospital after months of illness. Surviving wife Marty B. Sperry two daughters Mrs. Wales Bussard Laughlin Mater two sons Frank Lin Herbert and eight grandchildren. Burial at Mt Carmel Cemetery Middletown after services at Grace Methodist Church.
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Jnne N. Hartman
Minnie N. Hartman
George Hartman
Sandy Hook
Lavellsville
Loudoun County
James W
Margaret Wolford Magaha
Hartman
Frank H. Sperry
Frank Herbert Sperry
Charles Town General Hospital
Baltimore and Ohio
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
Middletown
John and
Olive Kline Sperry
Marty B. Sperry
Wales Bussard
Charles Town
Laughlin
Franklin
Herbert
Thomas
Trone Sperry
Grace Methodist Church
Harry Hager
Mt. Carmel
Joseph E. Cain Dies at 79 in Frederick
Joseph E. Cain retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fireman of Plane No 4 died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was 79, son of the late Joseph Cain and Meaigraid W. Cain, husband of Mary Viola Cain. Survived by children John O Cain Mrs William T Pickett Emory Cain Jr Lester E Cain and Rose Beall. Five grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive. Body to be removed to the late residence for calling after noon Sunday. Funeral Monday at Marvin Chapel at 11 with Rev Clyde Lindy officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Joseph E. Cain
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph
Meaigraid W. Cain
Mary Viola Cain
John O. Cain
William T. Pickett
Randallstown
Emory Cain Jr
Mt. Airy
Lester E. Cain
Frederick
Rose Beall
Marvin Chapel
Clyde Lindy
Seapower Hold In Pacific Is Ended By Carney Speech
Admiral Robert B. Carney told Tyler Rose Festival crowds that the United States no longer holds a sea power monopoly in the Pacific and could face about 100 submarines deployed there. He outlined plans for new destroyers and escorts to counter the Soviet threat and noted Russia’s growing shipbuilding capacity.
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Tyler
Tex
Robert B. Carney
Russia
United States
Pacific
Carney
Questions and Answers on early locomotives and ensigns
The material notes diesel electric locomotives first used in the 1920s. It also explains the origin of the rank Ensign in the U S Navy, tracing to midshipmen who carried the flag and were officially named Ensigns in 1862.
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United States
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Marsland
J. B. Pryor
T. H. DeLawter
Foxsville
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Robert Glenn
Marion E. Thompson
Frederick Memorial Ligspitel
Sirs
Thompson
Elaine VanSant
Stanley VanSant
Airy
Stanley E. Moxley
Thomas Edward
Lutheran Hospital
Moxley
Betty Rae Boone
J. R. Boone
Myers ‘Noell
Miami, Fla
J. L. Noell
J. Keller Smith
Joseph Murphy
Greenbelt
Murphy
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Clarence Marken Sterling
Illinois
Wolfsville
Marken
Wolffsiille
Lloyd Babington
Riddletown
Charles E. Ritchie
C. Eddie Sr
Martin Henry
East Briddietown
Catherine Alexander
Alexander
Fairview Avenue
Hazel Forrest
Pleasant Walk
Helen Michael
Michael
Jack R. Brandenburg
Charles Brandensburg
Myersville
Fort Meade
Korea
William N. Talbot
Jersey City
N. J
Point of Rocks
Howard L. Metzer
Myers‘ville
R Od
Jack) Rhea
Mr. Rhea
West Virginia
Eby Parker
Johnsttown
Ohio
Elizabeth Eby Flook
Jeanie Michael
Frook
Langer
Great Northern Railway
Gregory Brunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Glenn Biehl
Dot Murray
Helen Bich
Beatrice Gastley
Muriel Baer
Kitty Bussard
Ginny Mack
Helen Repp
Beulah Gayton
Gus Keyes
Lola Wachter
Jerry Keefers
Betty Abrecht
Reds
ALN
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GML
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Hahn
Charles H Hahn
Wittenburg College
Springfield
Charles S. Spielman
Rowley, Kestar
Richard Lee
Grayson Castle
Adamslows
Alfred la Fralte
Redk
Flora Miles
Newell Esterly
Abs
Elizabeth Settle
Huber Garrett
Rockvile
Elmer G. Sune
Chartesville
Walter T. Mears
Adamstown
Mamie Dixon
Larry Showbridge
Gerald
Brenda Castle
Paul Lo Reddick
Paulson
Washington State
Harry Caremack
Noth Market Street
Reddick
Carmack
Pure Sound Navy Yard
Brommerton, Wash
David Cary Jett Thurmont
Amherst
Mass
Cars
Sears
Navy
God. Richter
Walbridge
Wis. Richter
Samuel Boller
Thurmant
Mr and Ves
Howe Herve Ftest
Bau Gallic
Fla
Hamilton
Vacilion
Barbara Tramilton
Harry T.hamitten
North Jefferson Street
Nicholas Vaeihou
Gus Vaeihow
Wilson
Suuday
Mt Carmel Methodist Church
Hamlon
Barbara Biehl
Grove Boulevard
Ann Rothenhaefer
Upper College Terrace
Eberts
Tye Sys
M. Waltz
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