Two Auto Collisions Damaged Vehicles in City
Two Saturday crashes damaged autos on East Patrick Street and East Church Street. In the Patrick Street incident Ralph Kennedy of Baltimore and William Payne of West Patrick Street drove east. Kennedy's car sustained about 150 dollars damage and Payne's about 35 dollars. No charges were filed. In the East Church Street collision Lawrence Jacobs of Moyersville and LeRoy Duncan Jr. of Rockville drove east. Duncan’s vehicle suffered about 35 dollars damage. No charges were filed.
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East Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
Frank Dorsey
Ralph E. Kennedy
Baltimore
William Mr. Payne
West Patrick Street
Kennedy
Payne
East Church Street
Middle Alley
Lawrence A. Jacobs
RFD 1
Moyersville
LeRoy E. Duncan, Jr
Rockville
Duncan
W. C. Staley
Nation spends two billion on military driven science
The National Science Foundation reports U S science and development spending averages about 2 billion dollars annually. Military and atomic research consume roughly 85 percent of funds, with 15 percent left to 20 other agencies. The two billion yearly outlay funds security through military science.
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Uncle Sam
National Science Foundation
Foundation
United States
An Appeal to Save Emergency Hospital for Frederick
A letter urges Frederick County residents to oppose the State Board of Health plan to shutter Emergency Hospital by November 30. The writer cites space limits, rehab efforts, and public support for expanding or remodeling to meet licensing standards, calling for a public meeting with Medical Society, Health Department, and County officials to discuss the hospital’s future.
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Emergency Hospital
the News
the Post
State Board of Health
Montevue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City Hospital
Board of Health
Medical Society of Fred. Co
Frederick City
Te Department of Health
Frederick County Medical Society
Emergeney Hospital
Jose
Medical Society
Department of Health
Quiet Wedding in Thurmont Ends in Union
Miss Ida Elizabeth Gearhart daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Gearhart Rocky Ridge wed Pvt Lester C Slick son of Mr and Mrs Emerson Slick Dickerson at Evangelical United parsonage Thurmont Rev Ivan G Naugle officiated Attendants included Mrs Gearhart and Mr and Mrs Kenny Eyter siblings of the groom Also announced is the engagement of Miss Alice Antoinette Everts to Mr Edwin Chariton Markell Cassard of Baltimore son of Mrs Reese Cassard Fort Lauderdale Fla formerly Antoinette Markell of this city and the late Mr Reese Cassard both families noted for future plans
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Suckk
Alice
Antoinette Everts
Dirk Everts
Ruxton
Amsterdam
Holland
Mr. Everts
Edwin Chariton Markell Cassard
Baltimore
Reese Cassard
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Antoinette Markell
NSA Employees Facing Charges
A Virginia grand jury will hear charges that Joseph S. Petersen Jr. improperly obtained secret NSA documents with intent to aid a foreign nation. Petersen, a 13 year NSA employee, was arrested by FBI agents after surveillance and arraigned before a U.S. commissioner.
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Alexandria
Joseph S. Petersen Jr
Petersen
National Security Agency
FBI
David B. Kinney
Pearce
Walbond
Peter‘sen
U. S
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Mr D Charles Winebrenner bought a three quarter Percheron horse likely to pull the Junior Fire Company hose wagon. Aishers Minstrels, a local talent group, received a large audience at the Cry Opera House with three successful annual shows. The complete racing program for the Frederik Fair next week is printed with liberal purses.
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D. Charles Winebrener
Hecho
Aisher
Cry Opera Holle
Twenty Years Ago Iveins From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago from October 11 1934 crowds gathered for a first night show and fireworks. A man attempting to enter the Fair Grounds east gate was jailed as an alleged counterfeiter in a ring that passed between seven and eight thousand dollars in counterfeit bills at the Allentown Fair. The Maryland State Board of Welfare annual report notes Frederick county jail remains in the second division with heating issues and troublesome valves. The Leaders Bible Class held its 22nd anniversary banquet at Calvary Verha dist church parish hall with about 125 attendees.
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Fair Grounds
Allentown
State Board of Welfare
Frederick County
Maryland
Vals
Gall
Calvary Verhadist
Mendes-France Seeks Support Over London Accord Vote
In Paris Premier Mendes-France pushes for swift National Assembly backing of the London rearmament plan to unseat his government if defeated. In Washington the Fleming POW collusion case sparks a wave of new trials, revealing Pentagon rifts and Army-Defense tensions over handling of alleged collaborators.
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Col. Fleming
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
National Assembly
London
Germany
National Council
Socialist Party
National Committee
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Assembly
Robert Schuman
Georges Bidault
Deide
Local Births and Community Notes From Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Charles Lapole announce the birth of an eight pound daughter Wanda Marie on October 5 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John McEwen of Walkersville announce a daughter Ellen born at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday. Mrs F H Koehler of Highfield Road Quincy Mass spends the summer with her daughter Mrs Hamilton Bussard and family in Ijamsville. Mrs Koehler 82 reports in a letter she has been a subscriber since the paper was founded. Miss Beatrice Fehr Home Demonstration Agent leaves for Chicago to attend a national convention. Mervyn C Fuss of Taneytown reelected president of the United Lutheran Church in America and attends the Toronto biennial convention with Mrs Fuss. Mr Fuss has sold his furniture business to son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs John H Skiles who will continue the business at the same location.
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Jefferson
Wanda Marie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lapole
John McEwen
Walkersville
Ellen
F. H. Koehler
Highfield Road
Quincy
Mass
Hamilton Bussard
Ijamsville
Koehler
John H. Brengle
Hyattstown
Beatrice Fehr
Chicago
National Home Demonstration Agents Association
Mervyn C. Fuss
Taneytown
Brotherhood of the United Lutheran Church In America
United Lutheran Church In America
Toronto
Can
Fuss
John H. Skiles
Sick residents receive hospital care across cities
Among the ill are Mr. Wade Hursey at Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore after a leg operation. Mrs. Pearl Kaufman who fell and broke her hip, taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Marvin J. Chandler of Elm Street School faculty at Johns Hopkins Hospital showing improvement. and others including Mr. Gilbert Karnes, Mr. Harald C. Duerr, Mr. Austin Sherald, Mr. George E. Greag, Mrs. Anna P. Kennedy, Mr. Harold B. Frushour, and Mr. Elmer Stup. An aged patient near Mt. Airy and a recent transfer to emergency Baltimore hospital are also noted.
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Wade Hursey
North Market Street
Bon Serous Hospital
Baltimore
Pearl Kaufman
Samuel Rosenstock
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marvin J. Chandler
Magjnolia Avenue
Elm Street School
Austin Sherald
Harmony Grove
UG. S. Public Health Hospital
George E. Greag
Kemptorn
Mt. Airy
Frederick Memorial Hopital
Linford Best
Knoxville
Harold &. Frushour
Fairview Avenue
Umgerny — Hospital
M. R. Etchison and Son
Elmer Stup
New Market
M. R.etchison and Son
Countians Attend Md WCTU Meeting at Hampstead
The 79th annual State WCTU convention drew many from Carroll Frederick and Baltimore counties. Mrs. Charles Wagner presided. national president Mrs. Glenn G Hayes spoke on A Heritage to Claim with the slogan Eighty more in 54. Mrs Ada Wooden elected president. many Frederick county members listed.
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Hampstead Church
Carroll County
State Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Charles Wagner
Baltimore
Halethorpe
Calvin Schildknecht
Frederick County
Glenn G. Hayes
Kansas
Chicago
South Carolina
Schildknecht
Maggie Addison
Lexington
Wagner
Ada Wooden
Suzanne Davis
May Clopper
Birthday Dinner for Roosevelt Opens 70th Year
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt, 70, hosts a grand birthday dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt with over 1,000 guests. As chair of the American Association for the United Nations, she travels widely to promote the UN and has long been a leading public figure since leaving the White House. Nationalist forces meanwhile report moving a fourth army into the Amoy area as Formosa broadcasts leaflets to Fukien coastal cities.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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American Assny
United Nations
Board of Governors
White House
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Wer Ile
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Formosa
Red China
Amoy
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Mer
Forimosa
Dr Reddick to Speak at Hood Town Hall on India Today
Dr Olive I Reddick head of Hood College economics and sociology will address I ndia Today at the first fall Town Hall meeting Thursday at 7 pm in Brodbeck Hall The talk follows her 1951-54 role leading the United States Education Foundation in India under the Fulbright plan She supervised grantee selection transportation and placement and visited every Indian university working with the ministry of education
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Olive I. Reddick
Hood College
India
Town Hall
Sever O'Clock
Brodbeck Hall
Heddick
United States Education Foundation
United States
U. S
Reddick
Ministry of Education
Government of India
Folga strikes mine. 27 crew saved amid blaze
The 93,099 ton Norwegian tanker Folga reported a mine strike in the North Sea. Rescue ships evacuated 27 crew members as some returned to fight the flames. The ship, from Bergen, later saw captain and officers back aboard to regain control after danger lessened. One man missing.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Folga
North Sea
Hames
Dirkzwagers Shipping Agency
Bergen
Stevenson Nixon clash over Eisenhower politics in 1952 race
The Associated Press reports a heated exchange as Vice President Nixon and Adlai Stevenson traded sharp remarks after Stevenson's critical speech on the Eisenhower administration. Stevenson predicted Democratic gains in Congress, while Nixon accused Democrats of destructive criticism.
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Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
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Ariz
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Senate
Hollywood
Warren
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Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
GOP
Lodge Takes Issue With U N Loyalty
New York Henry Cabot Lodge Jr the U.S. delegate to the United Nations disputed a U N board statement that its 10 000 employees should owe their first loyalty to the U N rather than their own countries He said the word loyalty was misused and that full time UN workers should give their time to the UN but remain Americans and good Americans as well He stressed the UN is not a world government.
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New York
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
International Organization
International Civil Service Advisory Board
Lodge
Discovery of Carlsbad Caverns by a Cowboy
Jim White, a cowboy, noticed a vast bat exodus at dusk in 1904 revealing the Carlsbad Caverns near Carlsbad New Mexico. The text also notes questions about the destroyers the Sullivan brothers Roosevelt statue and the Grand Coulee Dam among other facts.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Jim White
Ermund
District Lions Clubs To Board Approves Head Byrd On Thursday
Myersville Lions Club marks its eighth anniversary with a program at Myersville elementary school on Thursday. Guest speaker Harry Clifton Byrd, University of Maryland president emeritus and gubernatorial candidate, to speak with Jack Shorrow and Barbara Pyles accompanying. Byrd notable for shaping Maryland universities and medical school mergers. District education board reports 3 722 high school and 5 300 elementary enrollments, approves new emergency teacher contracts, accepts resignations, and sets June graduation dates for county high schools. Maryland State Teachers Association meetings set for Oct 14–15. county schools closed to allow teacher attendance.
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Byrd
Myersville
Lions Club
Pli
Harry Clifton Byrd
University of Maryland
Jack Shorrow
Frederick
Barbara Pyles
Washington Evening Star
University
Medical
Law
Dental
Pharmacy
Baltimore
Maryland State College of College Park
Carrell County
World Day Service Set For November 5
Frederick Council of Church Women sponsors World Community Day at the Church of the Brethren on West Fourth Street Friday November 5 at 2 PM. The program theme Let the children come unto me. Parcels for Peace will send warm clothing yard material linen and blankets to Greece France Belgium and Italy via Church World Service Center New Windsor. Local council saves shipping costs and plans include a speaker from New Windsor and a soloist from the host church. Officer installations for a two year term include President Mrs Raymond F E Wilhelm Vice President Mrs Robert Woodward Second Vice President Mrs Carroll Albaugh Secretary Mrs Thelma Wolfe Treasurer Mrs Ernest Webb. Rev Ralph E White to conduct the service. Retiring president Mrs F P Brose.
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Frederick
Greece
France
Belgium
Italy
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Raymond FE. Wilhelm
Robert Woodward
Carroll Albaugh
Thelma, Wolfe
Srnest, Webb
Ralph E. White
F. P. Brose
Denies Links to U S Intelligence in Paris Case
Former police inspector Jean Dides denied any connection with U S intelligence services as an espionage inquiry into the French Defense Council unfolds. Communist papers hint at leaks aiding American spy networks, while Andre Baranes admitted giving defense secrets to the French Communist party.
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Paris
Jean Dides
French Defense Council
U. S
Council
Ker
Andre Baranes
Communist Party
Foods For Freezer Demonstration At Homemakers Meet
Home makers clubs and other interested persons will attend a freezer foods program Friday evening at East Church Street School Extension rooms. Miss Sarhava Bright of International Harvester Baltimore will lead a session on buying storing and saving with a freezer, plus fruits vegetables and meats. Door prizes will be awarded for demonstrations and prepared dishes. The Great Lakes contain one half the fresh water on earth.
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Homemakers
East Church Street
Sarhava Bright
Baltimore
International Harvester
Beatrice Fehr
Homemakers Club
Fehr
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