Frederick Daily Zoo Guide Published by Great Southern Mfg Co
The establishment details a local zoo periodical published in Frederick Maryland. Subscription rates vary by duration including monthly and yearly options. The notice notes mailing history and circulation bureau membership with prices listed for single copies and multi‑month plans.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Freaenck
The Forrestal Navy Carrier On The Great Sea Base
The USS Forrestal commission at Portsmouth Virginia is a floating military air base as well as a ship. It displaces 80000 tons full load measures 1036 feet long and 252 feet beam with four 22 foot propellers capable of 34 to 35 knots. A crew of 3500 supports the planes via eight elevators and four steam catapults. The 4 acre flight deck and hangar deck span two and a half football fields. It represents a 200 million premium against a potential World War III. Two car collisions on East Patrick street and Third street caused minor damage with no injuries.
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Portsmouth
Forrestal
United States Navy
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A collection from Oct 8, 1905 notes a Juvenile Literary Society debate on steam versus water power with unanimous verdict for the affirmative. A deed records a 60 foot wide street extension from Bentz to city line. Miss Ritchie hosts a dancing class opening in Junior Hall. Vie De Cline opens a new business at Market and Patrick. A chestnut price rise is reported along with other small market items.
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the News
Juvenile Literary Society
North Market Street
F. Myers
W. Stanton
C. Burgee
Key
J. Sunday
A. Kemp
Frank C. Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
West Third Third Street
Bentz Street
Twenty Years Ago Jiems Tram The Columas MH The News
A dated 1955 column notes United States postal and local government issues. It mentions a meeting of the Shr Abd Advisory Board of the Federick branch of the Automobile Club at Marsiane. The discussion covers dangerous road conditions and a letter from District Representative Thomas M. Linthicum of the State Roads Commission about road safety. Delegates Rev DeWitt P Zuse and Jacob Kintz attend the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren church in York, Pa.
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SHR
Visory
Fredesich
Automoile Club
Marsiane
Raguieet
Thomas M. Linthicum
State Roads Commission
Dewitt P, Zuse
Jacob Kintz
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
York
Frederik Chuch
Confidential informants under fire in anti crime drive
Washington column examines a campaign against confidential informants as a threat to grand juries and the justice system. FBI director Hoover and AAG Yorkpinks warn the public about Communist manipulation, stressing informants’ role in exposing conspiracies and maintaining national security while criticizing the assault on confidential witnesses.
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David Lawrence
Washington
America
Federal Bureau of Investigation
William F. Yompkins
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Hoover
Nouthmor Oor
United States
Communist Party
Cortis
Germany divided hinders European peace says Barnhart
Dr William R Barnhart of Hood College argues peace in Europe depends on German reunification. He and his family toured Berlin, Bonn and London with the Sherwood Eddy Seminar, meeting leaders and observing refugee flows and postwar politics as he warned against a new German remilitarization and rising Soviet influence.
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Bat
Lown
William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Europe
Germany
Dr. Barnhart
Eleanor Barnhart
Berlin
Soviet
the Hague
Hague
Barnhart
Sherwood Eddy
Uhe
Archbishop of Canter
Lambeth Palace
Tev
Cleement Attlee
House of Commons
Arnold Toynbee
Arthur Salter
London
Dr Barnhart
Bonn
Ilall
West Berlin
Red Sea
Iito
Br. Barnhart
Russia
America
Americta
Adenauer
Moscow
Bundestag
Highly Active Girl Scouts Organization Shares In Local Community Chest Fund
The article profiles the Girl Scouts in Frederick, detailing 44 troops with 827 registered Scouts and extensive community service. It notes Day Camp, Pioneer camping, Flag Day events, and fundraising through the Community Chest to support programs and staffing led by Betty Bolger.
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Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Association
Girl Scouting
Yellow Springs
Prgor High
High Knob
Frederick
America
Oir
Frank
Keefer
Frederick Fair
Community Chest
Maryland Aberdeen Angus banquet highlights Timonium event
A 25th anniversary banquet of the Maryland Aberdeen Angus Association drew local cattle producers to the Timonium fairgrounds clubhouse. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wise and Mr. and Mrs. Powell of Lewistown, Daniel Wight of Monocacy Farms, Elmer Hodges of Mekkaig, and the Huebner, Shipley, Clarke, and Carty families among others. The day also featured show and sale events and a cotillion dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Clark Sheetenhelm as musician and Gerald Davis chairing the dance committee. The piece notes upcoming Colby and Bowdoin College glee club activities and local births in Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Aberdeen Agus
Maryland Aberdeen Angus Association
Timonium Fairgrounds
Timonium
Paul S. Wise
Wiliam Powell
Lewistown
Daniel E. Wight
Monocacy Farms
Elmer E. Hodges
MecKaig
David Clarke
Walkersville
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Clark Sheetenhelm
William Zimmerman
Robert E. Davis
Anne Carty
Colby Junior College Glee Club
Florence Barbieri
Glee Club
New London
Bowdoin College Glee Club
Colby Glee Club
Bowdoin Group
Maine College
Colby
Pop's
Symphony Hall
Boston
Miss Carty
Min
J. Walker Carty
Rockwell Terrace
British and American policy shift toward long-term Asia cooperation
Britain views peace as a positive aim beyond negation and sees Red China as an Asiatic nationalist trend. The United States shifts to a long-term Asia strategy, valuing allies for cheaper, effective defense. Eisenhower and Dulles lean toward closer UK-US cooperation amid evolving regional dynamics. The Barnharts toured Europe while Miss Eleanor Barnhart traveled Scandinavia during spring vacation.
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Red China
Britain
India
United States
Asia
Pacific
Sident Eisenhower
Secretary Dulles
Russia
Barnharts
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Eleanor Barnhart
Scandinavian Countries
Graduates From AFB San Antonio Air Force Medical Officers
The 84 member class of the Air Force medical officers from the 14th graduating at the School of Aviation Medicine includes Lt. Richard A. Jones of Emmitsburg Maryland. He earned a BA at Bridgewater College and completed an internship at Mercy Hospital Baltimore before assignment to the Alaska Air Command.
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Afb San Antoneos
Tex
Air Force
Richard A. Jones
Emmitsburg
Arvin P. Jones
Emmits Gardens
Bridgewater College
University of Maryland
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Alaska Ai Command
Funeral services for J Walter Clemson held in Walkersville
Funeral services for J Walter Clemson of Hansonville who died Wednesday were conducted Friday at Walkersville Funeral Home with Rev Charles A Price officiating. Pallbearers included Paul Clemson Frank Clemson and Wilson Clemson, nephews. Interment was at Glade Cemetery. Walkersville funeral director GC Barton assisted.
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Walter Clemson
Hansonville
Walkersville
Wacom
Charles A Price
Laura ¥. Beachley
Laura V. Beachley
John O. Beachley
Middletown
Norman. Keller
Lewis and
Margaret Flook
Ahalt
Gladys B. Wiles
Frederick
Keller
F. Claude Beachley
Walter L. Z. Ahalkt
Middletown Lutheran Church
Howard McCarney
Lutheran Cemetery
Gladhill Co
Custody Bid by Frederick Mother in Circuit Court
A Frederick mother Mrs Clara Elizabeth Hobbs seeks custody of her four year old son Charles F Gannon Jr arguing changed home conditions since a July hearing. The petition notes the child was placed with maternal aunt Mrs Barbara Lee Dorsey after a January 1954 custody decree favored the late father Mr Gannon. Hobbs cites her mother Mrs Laura V Vancley’s Saratoga Village home and a three bedroom living arrangement as suitable for the child along with continued support from Mrs Handley. Probation officer Mrs William C Roderick’s investigation favors granting custody to Hobbs with further orders as needed. A hearing set for September 24 requires Mrs Dorsey to show cause.
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Frederick
Clara Elizabeth Hobbs
Weinberg and Glass
Charles F. Gannon Jr
Gannon
William C. Roderick
Barbara Lee Dorsey
Hobbs
Laura V. Vancley
Saratoga Village
Soung
Merril Nobbs
Roderick
Aml
Darsey
Deaths in the region report several local passings
Notices summarize the deaths of Lawrence A. Warren 49 of Highfield Pennsylvania. Harry C. Markell 90 of Hagerstown. Howard C. Magers 65 of Ridgeville and Mt Airy. Laura V. Beachley 84 of Middletown. Gladhill Co. funeral services director. and Mrs G Stanley Gilbert of Ocean City. Surviving family details include spouses children and siblings, with mentions of funeral arrangements and religious affiliations. The piece lists residences Fairfield Emmitsburg Wayne Heights and Mt Airy among others and notes sites of services and interments.
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Lawrence A. Warren
Highfield
Fountaindale
William
Fannie (Tressder) Warren
Minnie McGlaughlin Warren
Patricia
Fairfield
Guy
Emmitsburg
Herman
Wayne Heights
Walker
Theodore
R. R
Earl
Kenneth
Fair
Field R. R
Nelson Fickes
Orrianna
James Kane
Howard C. Magers
Church Home
Baltimore
Thennalic
Mary Ellen Magers
Ridgeville
Evelyn Magers
Gilbert Snowden
Calvin Gartrell
Damascus
Paul Frizzel
Howard C. Magers Jr
Mt. Orville
Mt. Orville Magers
Mt. Airy
Maurice Beall
Wood‘bine
Elizabeth Bennett
Howard Snyder
Wilbur
Magers
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Pine Grove Cemetery
M. Waltz
President Eisenhower sends best wishes to Myersville church
President Eisenhower extended best wishes to St. Pauls Lutheran Church Myersville for its 1100th anniversary on October 23. A telegram to Rev Raymond Markley from Vice President Nixon conveyed thanks for the invitation to attend the observance at the church hall in Myersville.
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Eisenhower
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Myersville
Raymond Markey
St. Paul's
Richard Nixon
Rand
Mr. Markley
Myerguille
Final Excursion Of This Year Plans For NYC Trip
The South End Civic Association will hold its final excursion of the year on October 28. Excursion coordinator Marvey A. Harrington Jr. said the trip starts at 11 p m with a Bard O train from Frederick station to New York. The group spends the day touring sights including the United Nations Building Chinatown Wall Street Empire State Building and Harlem before returning to Frederick around 1 30 a m. Tickets urged before October 24. A deed recorded in the Clerk's office shows Mamie E Bill selling 33 East Third Street to Maud Ethel Davis for about 10 500.
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South End
Civic Associaton
New York City
Marvey A. Harrington
Bard O
Frederick
New York
United Nations
East Third Street
Mamie E. Bill
Maud Ethel Davis
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