New Books At Arts Library Echo Confederate Diaries
A selection of new library titles includes Heroines of Dixie by Katherine M. Jones with diaries and letters of Confederate women offering intimate views of the South at war. Also featured are Louis Untermeyer’s The World We Live In and Mary du Novy Lecomte’s Road to Human Destiny, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Katherline M. Jones
South
Louis Untermeyer
Late Magazine
Ryan
Life Magazine
Mary du Novy Lecomte
Sife
Apon
Fanny
Vailima
Robert
Stevenson
South Sea
Rule Of The Road Sermon From Pius XII At Rome
Pius XII urged better educated public opinion to promote courtesy and prudence on the highways. He said police alone cannot curb dangers from drivers driven by speed or intoxication, and noted roads as an arterial system for spiritual and material needs.
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International Highway Federation
Pius Ali
Rome
Pius XII
Necusiar
New York Plans Aerial Transit To Solve Metro Traffic
The rapid decline of trolley and bus use, rising rail costs, and population in the New York metro area spur talk of an aerial transit system. Narrow overhead structures would carry fast rubber tire cars, aiming to beat auto traffic and ease mass transit. Engineers have worked eight years. cost is estimated at 1.5 billion.
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New York
Third Avenue
Christmas Cards Should Keep Spiritual Significance
Letter from MRS ALY NICHOLSON urges preserving Christmas spirit in cards and notes. She cites Nativity themed cards, cites J Edgar Hoover on Bible lessons, and notes retailers reported strong religious card sales in recent years. She asks readers to remember whose birthday we celebrate and to keep faith central this season.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Noveiile
Greeling
Mrs
Aly Nicholson
Washington, i C
DeSapie to Meet With California Leaders
Carmine DeSapie, New York Tammani Hall chief, planned talks with California Democratic leaders to gauge Western preferences for a 1960 presidential candidate. He arrived with a pro Harriman slate as party factions maneuver, Stevenson supporters pressing activity.
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Ban Francisco
Carmine DeSapie
New Tors Tammani Hall
California
DeSapie
New York
Denere
Averell Harrimen
Stevenon-Kenays
Stevenson
Graveyard sale after interment ban at East Church site
Fifty years ago items note the burial ground on East Church Street being turned over to the church council for sale or reinterment duties with bodies to Mt Olivet. Also covered are a Frederick Fair with horse cavalcade and dog show, C Thomas Kemp Day opening, a dynamite blast accident, and Dr Francis Daniel Roelrey taking a physician post at Vinton's Sanitarium in Sherman.
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Grangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Church Council
Mt. Olivet
Frederick
C. Thomas Kemp Day Boogs
Teplagon
Denamite
F. Bo Rive
Francis Daniel Roelrev
Mi Vonpent
Shornvan
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Officials in Frederick County report a testing society event at the palace of books to determine test base success. Mr and Mrs George Leatherman face linoleum laying at home. Hay Grange Fair in Middletown notes damage and a city safety meeting. Local concerns show rising orders this fall prompting equipment expansion by Fibre Bush Company and Tinian Manufacturing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cora
Vqnica
Soiefety
Frederik Fat
Pveredyagar Os Fibre Bush Company
Tinian Manufacturing Company
Fawley Pearson Wedding in Jefferson Church
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Pearson and David Eugene Fawley wed September 3 at Evangelical and Reform Church Jefferson with Rev G Ermine Platt officiating. Attendants wore dotted Swiss and pink bouquets, reception followed, couple to Florida then settle. Miss Pearson and Mr Fawley noted as Frederick High School graduate and Air Force veteran turned farmer.
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Fawley—Pearson
Margaret Elizabeth Pearson
Berkeley Pearson
Jefferson
David Eugene Fawley
John Fawley
Evangelical and Reformed Church
G. Ermine Platt
Rovert J. lKothenheeler
College Park
Bailerin
Jean Keyser
Jeanette Rhoderick
Pleasant
Miss Keyser
Miss Rhoderick
Bill Keeney
James Fawley
Robert J. Rothenhoefer
Shirley Himes
Ms. Pearson
Fawley
Florida
Frederick High School
Investors Loan Corp
U. S. Air Force
Local hospital notices list patients and discharges
Among the sick, Nellie Blocher former Hood College faculty member is at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. At Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Lane of West Church Street and Lenore Harper dietitian at the Maryland State School for the Deaf are reported in satisfactory condition. Reuben Walfrey of Poolesville is treated at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Hood Yount of Younts Airy Son is admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. John D. Shafl of East Patrick Street is there for observation and treatment. Mrs Barney Kelly has returned home from ten days with a fractured arm at Frederick Memorial. Charles Brandenburg of Flint Hill is in fair condition as a medical patient. John Yinger of APD 4 is admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs Daniel S. Fout of East Church Street underwent surgery and is doing well. Mrs Oscar Bender of Yellow Spores is recuperating after recent surgery at Frederick Memorial. Clara H Cline of Union Bridge entered Frederick Memorial and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Clarence Rodgers of Emmitsburg and Mrs Harry Eck of Union Bridge are discharged. Thurmont residents Mrs Frygerald and infant, and Mrs Ernest Dubel are noted as admitted or new. Also listed are Carlos Raglar Jr. of Emmitsburg, Charles Prushour of Rocky Ridge, and others at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Nellie Blocher
Hood College
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Charles
Lane
West Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reuben C. Walfrey
Poolesville Frontend
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Howard E Hood Yount Airy
John D. Shafl
East Patrick Street
Barney Kelly
Frederick Memoral Hospital
Buckeystown
Lenore Harper
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Erit Charles Brandenburg
Flint
John EF. Yinger
Daniel S. Fout
East Church Street
Oscar Bender
Clara H Cline
Frederick Memorial
Anne M Warner Hospital
Clarence Rodgers
Emimnntsbure
Harry Eckan
Union Bridge
Stanley Stonesifer
Aifant
Union Briave
Frygerald
RED
Thurmont
Ernest Dubel
Carlos Raglar Jr
Eniutsbureg
Charles Prushour
Rocky Ridge
Falls Into Elevator Shaft But Saves Life
Building superintendent Walter Mayer, 33, fell into an elevator shaft but saved a life by pulling himself out after a fall and securing a descent. He suffered severe injuries to hands and feet, but was reported in good condition at a hospital. Navy service and local recruitment details follow with Walter Stang, 22, a former Air Force member, enlisting in the Navy this year.
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New York
Mia
Walter Mayer
Meyer
Walter Fern Stang
Air Force
Union Bridge Wall
Worthen
Utah Governor Lee taxes clash tests constitutional standing
In The World Today, David Lawrence notes Gov. J Bracken Lee of Utah challenges federal income taxes to protest foreign aid spending. The piece outlines how tax nonpayment creates interest liabilities, potential liens, and legal hurdles, including standing to sue and the Massachusetts versus Mellon precedent, with commentary on constitutional review standards and the role of legal scholars like Ralph Bischoff.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Gov. J. Bracken Lee
Utah
Lee
Mr. Lee
Supreme Court
Elan
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Massachusetts
Mellon
Popegeet Pases
Appropriations
Ralph F . Bischoff
New York University School of Law
New York State
Bischoff
New York Herald
Unclear OCR Summary from Historic Page
Fragmentary text from a 1939 column notes timing and pricing for milk and a reference to AAA. Core entities and details are unreadable, hindering a precise report. No clear person, place, date, or event can be reliably identified from the provided snippet.
Installation of Eugene Kemp as Frederick DeMolay Master
A public installation at the Masonic Temple installed Eugene Kemp son of Mr and Mrs Austin E Kemp RFD 3 Frederick as Master Councilor of Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay. James Lightner was installed Senior Councilor and Gres on Mercer Junior Councilor. Officers include Chaplain Harry Young Senior Deacon William Moore Junior Deacon Wayne Mullican Sr Steward Howard Beverly Steward Almoner David Yinger Marshall Daniel Willard Standard Bearer James Carty Sentinel James Main Orator William Schrocel Preceptors Kenneth Willard Richard Smith Brooke Green Robert Wason Wayne Clingan Robert Crum and Herbert Eiker Scribe James Fox Treasurer Richard Rinehart. Past Master Councilor Schrodel presided. Carroll Zimmerman assisted. Dad Raymond Dyer acted as marshal.
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Job
DeMolay
Eugene Kemp
Austin E. Kemp
RFD
Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
James Lightner
Edward Lightner
Motler Place
Gre Son Mercer
Grayson Mercer
Reo
Harry Young
William Moore
Wayne Mullican
Howard Beverly Steward
Charles Geisbert
David Yinger
Marshall
Daniel Willard
James Carty
Sentinel
James Main
William Schrocel
Kenneth Willard
Richard Smith
Brooke Green
Robert Wason
Wayne Clingan
Robert Crum
Herbert Eiker
Scribe
James Fox
Richard Rinehart
Schrodel
Carroll Zimmerman
Walkersville
Raymond Dyer
de Montay
Zimmerman
Baltimore
Robert Mason
Herbert Riker Jr
William Fout
William Crothers
Ronald Foland
Richard Gastley
Connie Myers
TVA Wilken
Ue Wear
Joh
E. B. Shipley
Edna Masser
Leon
Dad” Eiker
Mathers Circle
Local Personal Notices From Charles Town Area
Mrs. Mamie Hahn and Mrs. Guy Blackford with daughter Kathy were guests of Mrs. M. Lavina Hahn in Charles Town W Va Mrs Helen Musso of the Francis Scott Key Hotel will observe her birthday Friday Mr and Mrs John D Kells of New Market will quietly celebrate their 154th wedding anniversary Sunday October 16 T Sst and Myrs Toseon Brooks have returned to Albany Ga where TSgt Brooks is stationed with the Marine Corps John C DeLauter Jr son of Mr and Mrs John DeLauter Thurmont enlisted in the US Marine Corps on Sept 6 and is taking basic training at Parris Island S C Dandelions are abundant on the warmest ground areas and can mark buried heating pipe lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Hahn
Guy Blackford
Kathy
Charles Town
W. Va
M. Lavina Hahn
Helen Musso
Francis Scotl Key Hotel
John D. Kells
New Market
Myrs Toseon Brooks
John C. BeLauter
Pharmant
Albany
Brooks
Marine Corps
John C DeLauter Jr
Jonn €. DeLauter
Thurmont
US. Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Crop Outlook Describes 1955 U.S. Farm Yields
Babson Park Mass October 13 1955 Prolonged drought heat and storms cut yields of corn soybeans wheat and other crops yet a near record total U.S. outturn is forecast Wheat and barley are strong with record hay and oats also reported Corn and soybeans face weather losses but remain above ten year averages Prices expected to stay steady with good livestock feeding prospects The article also notes a July carryover of grain and a 1956 election year context for farm policy A birthday surprise is briefly noted for Mrs Vonder Volluse of Middletown with a long local list of attendees.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
U. S
Boston
Congress
Doctor Explains Fibrositis Causes and Treatments
A reader asks about fibrositis. The doctor describes it as a rheumatic condition affecting soft tissues rather than joints, with symptoms of pain, soreness, and stiffness. Causes include infection, injury, cold, overexertion, and stress. treatment depends on root cause and may involve rest, diet, avoiding repeated injuries, aspirin, heat, and physical therapy.
Bruns wick High School and Bath House Break-In Probe
Brunswick Police Chief H E Sperry has led a several day inquiry into the entering of Brunswick High School and the bath house at EB BL Scherr Stadium amid reports of unauthorized entries and ongoing investigation.
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Brunswick
H. E. Sperry
Brunswick High School
EB. BL
Scherr
Maryland Holstein Herd Finishes Fourth
Maryland 4-Hers won two firsts and a third at the Atlantic Rural Exposition in Richmond Virginia. George Bishoff of Friendsville took top honors in the tractor operators contest and earned a silver trophy from Gov. Stanley. Maryland teams earned high placements in 4-H daily judging with a 1059 point winning score, while Maryland livestock judging placed third.
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Richmond
Maryland
George Bishoff
Friendsville
Garrett County
Young Bishop
Virginia
Thomas B. Stanley
Florida
Maine
Lo Hubble
Frederick County
Ann Cunningham
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Hove
Partial production halts as National Guard joins deadlock
In New Castle Indiana a standoff unfolds as CIU Larned Auto Workers and the National Guard settle into a prolonged deadlock amid partial production. References to rail goods, auto parts and miscellaneous items appear in a distorted OCR text.
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New Castle
Indy
Perfee Circle Founds
Stliking Ciu Larned Auto Workers
National Guard
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Oregon
Uhiniyom
Hs Naval Tecmn
Tannata
Caroling State College
State
Pee Wee Bunt
Braddock Heights
Nine
Bine Dueck
Vander, Volluse
Middletown
Volluse
Thomas
Florence Horseman
Florence Harlsock
Levistoun
Millard Stockman
Shonkstown
William Merklejohn
Harry Baker
Flulun Baker
Elsie Redmond
Vernon Baker
Doubs
Luther Remsburs
Harry Ramsburg
Roger Werklejohn
Clarksburg
Silson
James Turner
Silver Spring
Blane Phebux
Four Corners
Far Om
Edwin P. Jordan
NEA Service
Sperry
Bath House
Little Wortan
Maryland Holstein Herd
Gracs Metals
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