Khrushchev enjoys opulent mansions on U S soil
Soviet Premier Khrushchev tours luxury residences in New York and Long Island during a brief visit, staying in a five story Park Avenue building and a 45 room Long Island estate, while other opulent retreats are noted. Hospital reports list several local discharged patients and newborns. Britain plans to launch its first nuclear submarine Dreadnought with American reactor and crew assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Khrushchev
Park ‘Avenue
Long Island
Upper Brookville
Park Avenue
IST
London
Britain
U.S
Remembering Columbus a Turning Point in World History
The article reflects on Christopher Columbus as a complex explorer who opened a new era. It notes his Genoese origins, tenacity, and imperfect governance, and argues his voyage reshaped history though not by discovering Asia but a new world. It concludes that America offered opportunity and that we are all his heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Europe
Columbus
Genoa
Washington
Don Salvador de Ma’dariaga
Colon iColumbus
America
Asia
Mystery Tolbutamine Sparks Medical Curiosity Across Ailments
Tolbutamine initially treated diabetes and could be taken by mouth, boosting interest as doctors note its surprising effects on acne and other ailments even in non diabetics. Some patients see improvements in Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis, though further testing is urged. The drug’s full potential remains uncertain, with caution about over optimistic claims.
Large and Beautiful Mt St Mary's Church Dedicated
The new College church at Mt. St Marys College Emmitsburg was dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons. Frederick City hospital reports many patients being treated as it nears capacity. Jonah the dog in Mrs J Hanshew Markeys family died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New College
Mt. St Mary's’ College
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Murray Shook
West Patrick Street
Mir
Charles N. Staley
Charles B. Staley
Antonio B. Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
Rock Hill College
Staley
Robert Staley
Frederick Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Council
Royal Arcanum
Messrs
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
William H. Hinks
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Maryland Convention of Charities and Correction
Jonah
J. Hanshew Markey
Restoration efforts and debates mark October 12 1540 edition
Reports show repairs planned for Mt Philip road near Catoc tin Country Chub and an attempt to revive the Western Shore Association of County Commissioners ahead of the General Assembly. Campus Day parade, wartime updates, and local obituaries accompany broader national news and draft board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Philip
Catoctin
Old Western Shore Association of County Commissioners
General Assembly
Isle of Wight
William E. Miller
Fredenca
McMurray Street
Aro
O’conor
William B. Bennett
Parsons Newman
Frederick
Charlies H. Feete
Brunswick
G. Raymond Ship Jey
Harry J. Leichert
John V. Nicodemus
Walkersville
HS Kieffer Delauter
Braddock Heights
George R. Dennis Jr
Urbana
Turkey
Near East
2Th National Guard
First Army
Hugh L. Drum
Fain
Friendship Night Dinner features Jones and fashion show
Charles E. Jones of Harrisburg will speak at the first annual Friendship Night Dinner in Frederick. The event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel includes a Young Men’s Shop fashion show and Hood College trio, with reservations via the Frederick CBMC executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Jones
Harrisburg
Hood College
Christian Business Men's Committee
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jones
Mutual of New York
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Association of Underwriters
Harrisburg Estate Planning Council
General Agents and Managers Association
Messiah College
Grantham
Lancaster School of the Bible
Lancaster
Sibkis
Ellsworth Mec- Gaha
Ethan Book
Warner
Brittain
Clarence Eaves
Dudley Glick
J. C. Rettells
Eugene Lafferty
G. William Trout
Robert Young
Ann Friant
Janis McDavid
Eilen Orndorff
Balltimore
Christian Business
CBMC
Donald R. Lynch
E. M. Alexander
Spenser Brittain
Walter D. Foster
John H. Morrison
Robert J. Peel
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Bruchey Birth Third Daughter Christina Leigh Born
Mr and Mrs Donald L Bruchey of Baltimore announce the birth of a daughter Christina Leigh on October 14 at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore. The infant weighed eight pounds 11 ounces. Mrs Bruchey is the former Marilyn Kehne from Yellow Springs and Mr Bruchey is the son of Lydia Bruchey of East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Bruchey
Baltimore
Christina Leigh
Maryland General Hospital
Bruchey
Marilyn Kehne
Carroll H. Kehne
Yellow Springs
Lydia Bruchey
East Patrick Street
Glenn F. Browning
Mt. Airy
New York
John ¥. Masser
McKaig
Radio announcer Basil Ruysdael dies at 72 in Hollywood
Basil Ruysdael, 72, once a Metropolitan Opera basso, died Tuesday after surgery complications. He left opera in 1918 for Broadway and became a radio announcer for Hit Parade and Jack Benny shows. Also noted are two Washington Missionary College freshmen Ruth Nicholson of South Market Street and Diane Kettells of Walkersville majoring in nursing, both from Seventh-day Adventist families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Basil Ruysdael
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Ruth Nicholson
South Market Street
Washington Missionary College
Takoma Park
Seventh-day Adventist College
B. E. Nicholson
Ruth
Frederick High School
Diane Kettells
R. Warren Kettells
Walkersville
Diane
Missionary College
Edith Eckenroth
D. A. Eckenroth
Frederick
Edith
Shenanidoah Valley Academy
New Market
Grams Dale R. Grams Dies at 51 in Hagerstown
Dale R. Grams of Hagerstown died suddenly from a heart attack at Washington County Hospital. He was 51, born in Locust Valley, son of Mrs Mabel Detrow and the late John W. Grams. Survived by wife Josephine Smith Grams, four daughters, one son, nine grandchildren, and stepfather Hubert Detrow. Burial in Locust Grove cemetery after services at East Funeral Home Boonsboro Friday 10:30 a.m. led by Rev. George E Whetstone.
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Dale RK. Grams
Dale R. Grams
Hagerstown
Washington County
Locust Valley
Frederick County
Mabel Grams Detrew
John W. Grams
Grams
Burkittsville
John E. Welty
Oda Bell Welty
Woodsboro
John H
Annie M. Hubbard Lock
Oscar Nusz
Frederick
Benjamin Miller
Parkville
Russell Wetzel
Mew Windsor
Rocky Hill Lutheran Church
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Donald Brake
St. James
Multiple patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital listed for observation and treatment
A long list notes Mrs. Carl W Burdette and numerous others from Frederick area entering Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday or Sunday for observation, medical or surgical treatment, with several undergoing surgery and others awaiting procedures. Some entries specify addresses in Frederick and nearby towns, including Union Bridge, Martinsburg and Knoxville, with patient conditions described as medical or surgical.
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Carl W. Burdette
Germantown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jesse Marshall Jr
Thurmont
Harry Milton Schell
Union Bridge
Robert C. Heller
Pearl Street
Ruth Main
RFD
James E. Ferrell
Knoxville
William Geisbert
North Market Street
Amanda Baugher
Montevue
Donald F. Ecker
Unionville
East South Street
Donna McKenzie
South Market Street
Jessie G Brown
Brunswick
Mary Dutrow
East Third Street
Cecil O'Connor
West King Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
Vindobona
Ira G. Baer
Araby
Hilda Marie Shepley
Hsbe
Square Dance Enthusiasm Grows as Plans Advance
Square dancing enthusiasm rises with plans for new clubs and events at North Frederick school. The Scott Key Squares invite spectators for October 14 with Blackie Summons calling, while Buttons and Bows host October 21 with Ed Gilmore calling. Both clubs offer beginner classes and ongoing membership drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Key Squares
North Frederick
Blackie Summons
North Frederick School
Bill Milhouse
Ed Gilmore
California
Hagerstown
Washington
Friendly Girls Class Holds Harvest Home Meeting
Eighteen members of the Friendly Girls Class of Evan gelical Lutheran Church School plus three guests gathered at Jane Snarrs 119 Kline Boulevard. A short business meeting opened with Scripture and prayer. A Harvest Home Car donation was approved. Beulah Guytons guest box prize went to Beryl Jackson. Refreshments and prizes followed. Next meeting set for November 2 with Beryl Jackson Libby Beston Helen Keller and Jean McGaha in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Girls
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
Jane Snarr
Kline Boulevard
Lucy Summers
Agnes Kaempf
Loretta Smith
Helen Stewart
Beryl Jackson
Libby Beston
Helen Keller
Jean McGaha
Local Hospital Seeks Blood for Critical Patient
Mrs. Martin Shepley of Lewis town and Ira Baer of Araby receive hospital care after surgeries and injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Baer remains in critical condition from a recent operation while seven blood donors are sought to replenish the hospital blood bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Shepley
Lewistown
Ira Baer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Marks Jr
Elm Street
Terry Lee Gladhill
Frederick Route 5
Kelly Hoffman
Local Obituaries and Funeral Rites Across Frederick Area
Funeral services and interments were held for Harvey E. Smith Martin Luther Stockman Mary Ellen Stallings Clarence Singleton Tay Robert E Dailey Jr Lewis Ying er Jr and others. Pallbearers and service details listed with locations in Walkersville Union Bridge New Windsor Mount Olivet Mt Zion Feagaville and St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Singleton Tay
Tate Ruth Sappington Tay
St. Albans
Vermont
Mount Olivet
Frederick Beale
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list multiple families. Names include Maurice and Paula Jackson with a daughter Vonda Lynn, Ira Abelow with Evan Lee, Roger Zabkie with Stephanie Lynn, Gene Toms with Brenda Jean, Clarence May with Kevin Lee, Wayne Poole with Ronald Clark, Lawrence Hilmer with Phyllis Marie, Donald Johnson with Kimberly Jean, Robert Bloyer with Robert Kenneth Jr., Clinton Weiss Jr. with a fourth child, Roger Foland with Edward Eugene.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice Jackson
Phobus Avenue
Vonda Lynn
Jackson
Willis Weedon
Frederick
Ira Abelow
Grant Place
Evan Lee
Abelow
Paula Brunner
Czechoslovakia
Roger Zabkie
Thurmont
Stephanie Lynn
Ronald Clark
Lawrence Hilmer
West Fifth Street
Phyllis Marie
Donald Johnson
Damascus
Kimberly Jean
Johnson
Barbara McDaniel
Robert Bloyer
Rohrersville
Robert Kenneth Jr
Clinton F. Weiss Jr
Dickerson
Roger Foland
Mountaindale
Edward Eugene
Foland
Alice Selby
Lisbon
North Frederick PTA forms goals and committees
The North Frederick PTA held its first meeting in the school multipurpose room. Officers and committee chairs were introduced, with aims to achieve full family membership and strong teacher involvement, plus plans for a book fair and American Education Week activities. Edith Eckenroth enrolls at Washington Missionary College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick Pta
PTA
North Frederick School
Carl Darner
Eugene Kefauver
Mark Whitmore
Granison Bader
Guilford Himes
Beattie Stauffer
Darner
Wilbur S. Sheffield
Kenneth N. Brachey
Richard E. Clipp
Norjman D. Gary
Oliver T. Kolb
Thomas I Parry
Thomas L. Zimmerman Jr
William H. Kemp
North Frederick
Paul Morgan
Donjald Englar
Harry Baum
Pardner
Richard Hankey
Robert Emgee
Garland Feaga
Dewey Dykstra
Connie Mack Cannon
North
Frederick
Kenneth Brachey
Robert Hutton
Thomas Cunningham
Carl Mercer
Francis Ashton
Robert Miller
John Crampton
Oland Meitzler
Alfred Catsail
U.S. Savings
Ernest Taverner
Monroe Feagen
William Burgee
Quentin Earhart
County Council
Donald Englar
John Clem
M. Underwood
L. Ferguson
Mildred Nicodemus
David Oland
Jacoby on Bridge Cautions About Waiting Danger
Bridge column notes the danger of waiting strategies in the North South play. Expert analysis discusses hand patterns and signaling, highlighting risks when defenders time their entries and declarers misread potentials.
Bridge Hand Advice: West Opens Clubs To Set Up Spades
The article argues against the waiting lead except in unusual cases. It notes West has 15 points in three suits and clubs 2-3-4, guiding South to open clubs and deuce. The plan expects West to continue clubs while South pursues diamonds, then spades and hearts, with a possible shift if West leads fourth best spade.
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West
South
Deadline Set for RR Merger Study Between B and O and Central
A February 1 deadline was set to finish a merger study of the Baltimore and Ohio and the New York Central Railroads. Douglas Campbell, Central vice president, announced the date in Baltimore as officials inspect B and O facilities. The study covers operating equipment and offices to assess facilities that could be dropped after a merger and potential savings of up to 100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltinore
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Douglas Campbell
Central
Baltimore
B&o
Clarence E. Jackman
J. C. Kenefick
Chesap Peake and Ohio Railway
C&o
Alfred E. Perlman
Ceneral
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Nikita
Waynesboro Hospital
Adine B. Warner
Blue Ridge Summit
Gettysburg Hospital
Ralph Ridgeway
Taneytown
Arnold Weeks
Milton Crouse
Henry Leatherman
Mystery Drug
John T. Best JR
Lions Club
Clinton Hughes
News-Post
Inter- Guancock Cemetery
Onanond
van R. Biases and Son
Old West
Old Mexico
Kentucky
New England
Leonard L Davis
John W. Davis
Louie J. Brosius
J. William Brosius
Notley H. Davis
Thomas Davis Jr
Mongeacy
Beallsbran
M. K. Etchison and Son
Aneral Directors
Harvey E. Smith
G. C. Barton
Robert Woodward
First Baptist Church of
Earl Haifleigh
Claude Crum
Frank Cramer
Joe Carlotti
Joseph Engle
George Zimmerman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Martin Luther Stockman
Mount Philip
Mary Ellen Stallings
Joseph N. Stallings
Winters Lutheran Church
New Windsor
M. L. Kroh
Gordon Hesson
Truman Myers
Glenn Warehime
Melvin Snyder
Charles Koontz
Berton Kremer
John Kreimer
Ralph Kreimer
Lutheran Cemetery
Uniontown
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Lewis Henry Yinger Jr
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Lowell S. Garland
Brookeville
Leonard Musgrove
Francis Linton
Albert Benson
Charles Shaw
Nelson Whipp
Edward Federline
New Canaan, Conn
Merritt Parkway
Shere
Music
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Wotten
NEP
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