Red Chinese Big Boss Ties to Soviet Lead in World Communist Drive
The article reviews a harsh editorial from the Chinese press praising Soviet leadership in the world socialist camp. It quotes multiple passages asserting Moscow as the undisputed boss of global communist strategy and unity under Khrushchev, with strong calls for solidarity among socialist nations led by the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Kran
James Marlow
Associated Press
Moscow
Sax
Red
Cogs Communist Party
Gove
Soviet Union
Herter
Ars Douz
Dillon
Ss.h
Peiping
Unio
Nikita Khrushchev
China
Budget Time: City and County Services Under Review
City and county governments face deadlines to decide which services to fund and tax rates to set. Citizens are urged to voice opinions on whether some services are too costly or unnecessary and to push for reductions to avoid higher taxes next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Blessed Are The Poor and Park Planned In Manhattan
A medical note from eleven specialists links heart disease to wealth, noting poorer people suffer less coronary arteriosclerosis. In Manhattan, a Damrosch Park project with a $500,000 bandshell is planned as part of Lincoln Square to host a new Performing Arts center. Randall Kent, 37, a staff announcer for American Broadcast Co., died after an operation in Chicago.
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United States
Mexico
West Side
New York
Mannattan
Damrosch
M Cians
Lincoln Square
Yee City
Randall K. Kington
Chicago
AP Randall Kent
Ei 5Ion
Kent
Fifty Years Ago Woodsburg Literary Society Officers Named
A list of officers for the Woodsburg Literary Society is recorded with C. Keeney as president, Gentz as vice president, Barrick as corresponding secretary, E. Jane Legare as treasurer, and E. D. Foele as editor. Mention notes a Frederick conference attended by Woods of on parer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsburg
Arv Sore
C. Keeney
Pres Gentz
Barrick
Secretarmigrant
E. Jane Legare
E D. Foele
Jennie Barrick
Clyde Hotbrunaner
Iman Et Ales R Woods
On Parer
Frederick
John C. Krefalver
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago notes from The News dated October 12 1835 recount local incidents including a large milk truck spill near Gaithersburg a Cumberland nurse Miss Betty Markey returning to Frederick and a wedding to Mr J Harold Hooper. Also Charlie Keller the 1939 World Series hero is remembered at a public reception and the Frederick Fair drew about 70 000 visitors to its grounds.
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the News
Dreiscar
Gaithersburg
Betty Markey
Memnoriel Hospital
Cumberland
Frederick
R. E. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Markey
J. Harold Hooper
Charlie Keller
Frederick Fair
Admissions Listed For Frederick Memorial Hospital
A series of patient admissions cover Frederick Memorial Hospital and Frederick Hospital entries. Names include Among The Sick Ellis G Carty Mrs George H Mazin Grasson E Nikirk Mrs William Wagamar Mrs Robert L Walker Thomas E Dutrow Arthur W Brown Lee Moberly Jr R Smith Clarence J ner Lewis Moberly and Miss Courtnay Stanfifer with locations New Windsor Lavettsville and Waltersville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis G. Carty
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hostal
George H. Mazin
New Windsor
Frederick Me Hospital
Grasson E. Nikirk
Cafoctin Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
William Wagamar
Lantz J
Robert L. Walker
Barbara Street
Frederik Memorial Hospital
Frederix McMionday Moarning R
Frederi
Lewis Moberly
Fast Ear Patent Hospital
East Seventh Street
Frederi Memorial Hospital
Courtnay Stanfifer
Waltersville
Bus-Truck Crash Claims 11th Victim and Slain Actress
Arrangements were made to fly the body of slain actress Lajean Ethridge 26 from Brackefs ville Texas to Hollywood. Sue Stevens 25 of Las Vegas sister of the actress disclosed the slaying followed by a hunting knife attack at the house where she worked in the film The Alamo. Chester Smith 32 was charged with murder amid claims of professional jealousy among troupe members. In a separate court note Reginald Keyes faced a non support charge after defaulting on child support payments. A Ray Rivera case was held open pending mental health review. News from New Brunswick New Jersey reports President Eisenhower traveling to Abilene for a library ceremony and Middlesex Hospital crash victims in host city.
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Brackefsville
Tex
Lajean Ethridge
Hollywood
Sue Stevens
Las Vegas
Nev
John J. Tobin
Hagerstown
Byron W. Thompson
Reginald Keyes
Shirley Reyes
Lincoln Apartments
Ray RF. Rivera
Spring Grove States Hospital
Rivera
Ethel Rivera
New Brunswick
N. J
Abilene
Washington
Apt
North Brunswick
Esenhower
Linda Molley
West Or
Kan
Middlesex Generals
Trenton State College
Milton Eisencoeds
Ernest Sixtalhower
Johns Hop
Kins University
Robert B. Cutler
Troup
Trenton National Security Affairs
Newshous
White House
Yorkstadt
Truman To Be Benny's Show Guest
Former President Harry S. Truman will guest star on Jack Benny's comedy show next Sunday. Benny explains Truman volunteered after a reporter asked about the pairing, noting Truman asked to appear and they share a light public tone. Benny also mentions Nixon's equal time demand and cross party friendliness noted in the interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bacon
Hollywood
Harry S. Truman
Jack Benny
Richard M. Nixon
Benny
Nixon
Jack
United States
Truman
Jimmy Stewart
Mr. Truman
Birthday notices and family milestones hit Frederick area
Mrs Susie Ramsburg of 144 West Patrick street observes her 82nd birthday on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Robert Wm Michael Route 5 Frederick report their daughter Sandra Darlene Klipp and granddaughter Leigh Ann arrived in Nurenberg Germany after Oct 4 and Oct 6 travel. Robert G Klipp, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hi Klipp of Middleburg Trey, will serve in Bamberg Germany for three years. Nora Theiss Urbana leaves for visit with daughter Clirde Nichols North Chicago. Helen Musso Key Hotel celebrates birthday Wednesday. Norman Mossburg Chattanooga Tennessee announce birth of daughter Conic Ann. Mrs Mossburg is former JoAnne Groover of Chattanooga and Mr Mossburg is son of Grover C Mossburg Frederick. Donald Sr Pryor Wolfsville announce birth of son Mark Allen at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Mrs Pryor is former Harriet Ann DeGrange Frederick.
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Susie Ramsburg
West Patrick Street
Robert Wm. Michael
Frederick
Sandra Darlene Klipp
Leigh Ann
Nurenberg
Germany
Robert G. Klipp
Robert Hi. Klipp
Middleburg
Trey
Bamberg
Nora Theiss
Urbana
Clirde Nichols
Chicago
Helen Musso
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Norman Mossburg
Chattanooga
Tenn
iConic Ann
Mossburg
JoAane Groover
Mr. Mossburg
Grover C. Mossburg
Donald Sr. Pryor
Wolfsville
Mark Allen
Ait Washbington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Pryor
Harriet Ann DeGrange Frederick
Passion Play To Open Here On Thursday
The Oberammergau Passion Play, presented in English, comes to Frederick High School auditorium starting Thursday October 15 with school matinees for parochial and private students and public showtimes for the general audience. Lead actor Val Balfour heads the production rewritten for an American audience. box offices at Square Corner and Shopping Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberammergau
Frederick
America
Canada
Val Balfour
Christus
United States
Balfour
Frederick High School
At & m
Minneapolis Sees First Measurable Snow of Season
A two inch snowfall covered Minneapolis and surrounding areas marking the season’s first measurable snow. Wet snow weighed on tree limbs and caused short circuits on power lines. Harvesting soybeans and corn conditioning were delayed by the fall. Mild temperatures prevented freezing.
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Minneapolis
Lopez Mateos Pays Tribute To Eisenhower
Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos finishes a Washington stay and departs for a U S tour after praising Eisenhower. He lauds the host nation’s hospitality and credits the famed statesman with dignity and shared human concerns. The remarks followed meetings in Washington and at Gettysburg.
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Lopez Mateos
Eisenhower
Washington
Mexco
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
U. S
Canada
Lopez’ Mateos
Acapulco
Mexico
Gettysburg
McDonald Says Steelworkers Won’t Be Beaten in Strike
David J. McDonald, head of the Steelworkers Union, tells a fact-finding board under the Cart-Hartley law that the key issue is whether companies will break the union, but the union will not be beaten. The board must report to President Eisenhower by Friday to decide on possible court injunction.
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Washington
David J. McDonald Wade
Eisenhower
Eisenhowe
Deaths of several local residents noted in county page
Obituary notices list Harry Thornton Anders aged eight of Woodsboro among the dead after an illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Other deaths include Harry C. Ketler of Frederick, Cecilia Moran Landes of Frederick, Leolah Ashby Mason of Martinsburg, and Mrs. John W. Stover of Boonsboro. The notices detail surviving relatives and funeral arrangements, with church services and cemeteries noted. Additional items report a 15 cent Air Mail stamp release and a note on a snowbound region rescue effort and diplomatic appointment changes.
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Harry Thornton Anders
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
William Henry
Clarissa Creager Anders
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Orpha Shank Anders
Emma Schilty Anders
Laura Patchen
Ovid
N. Y
Helen Johnson
Taneytown
Lucy Harbaugh
Frederick
William Anders
Lewis
Alice Surely
Union Bridge
Surely
St. John’s Church
Frank Rosenberger
Mt. Hope Cemetery
D. D. Hartzler and
Post Office Department
New York, N. Y
Hickerson
New York i
Finland
Manitobbia
New York
Senate
Jon
Congress
Vances
Is 5 Per Cent a Magic Figure for Treasuries
AP reports that the 5 per cent notes were oversubscribed by five times and drew nearly one billion from individual investors. The piece notes a potential pattern for Treasury borrowing depends on money markets, with tax implications and effects on existing securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Funeral Notices and Interments in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were held for Mrs Minnie Stall Kemp widow of Royal P Kemp Sr who died in Largo Florida with graveside rites at Arlington National Cemetery after in state viewing at Etchison Funeral Home. Also noted are services for Roger T Boone Charles F Cartee and Nena May Ensor with interments at Union Bridge Lutheran cemetery Grossnickle Church of the Brethren cemetery Singanore Unionville and Libertytown areas. Pallbearers named for each service include local residents Durbin Fogle Earl Rakestraw William Brandenburg Frank Grabill Riley Hooper Truman Leaking and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Stall Kemp
Royal P. Kemp Sr
Largo
Fla
Etchison Funeral Home
Tehm
I ‘National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
East Chureah Street
Roger T. Boone
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler
Charles F. Cartee
Myersville
Paul F. Bittle
C. Basil Grossnickle
Clyde C. Fry
Paul D. Toms
Edgar L. Buzzard
Elmer D. Leatherman
Edgar L. Leatherman
John A. Derr
Paul C. Derr
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Cemetery
Nena May Ensor
Joseph G. Ensor
Oaklee Village
Baltimore
Libertytown
D. D. Hartzier and Son
John W. Eastlack
Singanore Cemetery
Unionville
Richard C.nul
William Nusbaum
Danton Ensor
Stanley, Roy
Theodore Sundergill
Wedding of Jeanne Sell and Anthony Bialecki
Miss Jeanne Elizabeth Sell daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul H Sell Taneytown and Anthony Gerard Bialeecki son of Mrs Marguerite Bialecki Fairfield Pa and Antoni Bialecki Baltimore were united in marriage at a nuptial mass October 3 at St Josephs Church Taneytown The double ring ceremony was led by Rev Fr Stephen D Melycher with Rev Fr Francis Wagser assisting The altar display featured white chrysanthemums Music included organ by Frank Shaum and a solo Ava Maria during communion The bride wore a lace and net ballerina gown with long sleeves a tiara veil and carried two white prayer books and white and rust flowers The maid of honor was her sister Miss Mary Sell and bridesmaid Miss Josephine Louise Sell Both wore street length dresses of green satin and burnt orange respectively with bouquets of white mums The groom was supported by best man Eugene Rosensteel Ushers included Joseph Borle George Hobbs and Donald Hobbs The reception followed at the bride s home The bride wore a belace cardigan suit for travel Both families noted local school ties and the groom serves in the U S Air Force stationed at Boling Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Elizabeth Sell
Paul
H. Sell
Taneytown
Anthony
Gerard Bialeecki
U. S. Air Force
Marguerite Bialecki
Fairfieild
Antoni Bialecki
Baltimore
St. Joseph’s Church
Stephen D_ Melycher
Francis Wagser
Frank Shaum
Ava Maria
Charles Walker
Mary Sell
Joseph- Fine Louise Sell
Eugene Rosensteel
Emmitsburg
Joseph Borle
Fairfield
George Hobbs
Donald Hobbs
Fort
Bialecki
St. Joseph’s High School
Emmitssburg
Carroll Shoe Company
Littlestown
St. Joseph's
U. S
Boling! ‘Air Force Base
Washington
Weather Profiles From Dalaine Hobbs Studio
Albany shows cloudy and 46. Albuquerque 55 cloudy. Anchorage 28 clear. Atlanta 62 cloudy. Boston 62 clear. Buffalo 6 cloudy. Chicago 48. Cleveland 46 rain. Denver 64 cloudy. Des Moines 63 cloudy. Detroit 47 cloudy. Fort Worth 47 cloudy. Helena 46 cloudy. Honolulu cloudy. Indianapolis rain 45. Kansas City rain 33. Louisville rain 50. Memphis 78 cloudy. Milwaukee 51 cloudy. St Paul 37 cloudy. New Orleans 74 cloudy. New York 47 clear. Oklahoma City 73 rain. Omaha 62 cloudy. Philadelphia 64 cloudy. Phoenix 64 clear. Pittsburgh 36 cloudy. Portland Maine 38 clear. Portland Ore 65 cloudy. Rapid City 52 clear. Richmond clear. St Louis rain. Salt Lake City clear. San Francisco clear. Tampa clear. Washington clear.
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Hobbs
High Low
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Orleans
York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Portland. Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Clear Textile
Tampa
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports births from October 9 to 12. Tammy Diane, Kimberly Ann, Dawn Patricia are first or second children to several local families including Cramer, LaBrush, Lamm, Moser, Crummit, and Doneary. Mothers include Carole Alteinoitz, Dorothy Fisher, Betty Newman, Patricia Smith.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Cramer
Madison Street
Tammy Diane
Cramer
Carole Alteinoitz
Frederick
Melvin Doneary
Airy
Donna Verbert
Dewey Crummit Jr
RFD
Dewey Schrey Jr
Paul
Dawn Patricia
Moser
Patricia Smith
Libertytown
Must Continue To Serve Overseas Must Continue To Serve Overseas
American soldiers must serve overseas as long as communism threatens free nations, says the Army chief. In Edmonton, Alberta, Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer urged continued overseas duty to train Allied armies and defend weak nations. Temperatures rose from 11 below zero to about 40 above in western Canada as snow reports stretched across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edmonton
Alta
York Order of the Eastern Star
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
America
Weather Office
Ambassador Edmonton
Saskatoon
Washington
Western Manitoba
Eisenhower
John D.jest
Hickerson
Temple
Tex
Prince Albert
G O P Committee Maps Economic Goals and Tax Cuts
A GOP study committee released a sweeping plan envisioning a 900 billion dollar gross national product, proposing a manufacturers tax and gradual income tax cuts. The report stresses debt reduction first, then broader tax relief, and argues for prudent spending and monetary policy to sustain growth.
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Washington
Mas
Charles H. Perfey
Chicago
Haas
Gabriel Hauge
Eisenhower
New York
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Big Boss
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Passion Play
PNG
Iamaritan
Rebekah Lodge
Esther Miller
Jessie Webster
Mae Miller
I. G.O.F
Mary Angleberger
Amy Mofiman
McDonald
Harry C. Ketler
21St St
Arlington
Aleandria Hospital
George
Annie Ketler
Lucie Davis Ketler
Gaushrer
Helen Madagan
Grande
Singer
Martin Green
Edgar Brust
Kensington
Yaterment
National Memorial , Park
Daniel S. Landes
Cecilia Moran Landes
Lee Place
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
John F
Mary S. Maloney ‘Moran
St. John’s’ Catholic Church
Jane Moran
Paris
F. H. Herzsch
Stanton
William F. Moran
Lime
East Church Street
St. Joan’s Cathe’lic
Mount Olivet
M R Etchison and Son
E. Vernon Mason
Leolah Ashby Mason
E.vernon Mason
Martins Purg
Martins-i Jburg City Hospital
iMason
Brunswick
Nga
Frankli ' Pierce
Ella F. Fow Ler Ashby
John Stover
Mytrie Stover
John W. Stover
Boonsboro
Dahlgren
Luther M
Annie Smith Wazstenfeltz
Olive Warrenfeltz
L. Dewey Warrenfeltz
Richard Rand
Boonstoro
East Funeral Home
Richard Batman
Reed Thompson
Beulan M. Thompson
Reed Temple Thompson Jr
Park Avenue
Michael and
Mary Long
Kidwiler
Dorothy Wall
Toledo
Ohio
Daisy Jones
Imogene Wyand
William Thompson
Gertrude Reed
Bluemont
Garnetta
Eberhart
Lovettsville
Earnest Thompson
Samples Manor
Mary Cooper
Viole Racer
Margaret Camp ‘Per
John Kidtwiler
Christian Missionary Alliance Church of Brunswick
F. J. Klein
J. W. J Seay
Park Heights Cemetery
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Bea Sorin
P.T.A
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Dalaine
Canadian Prairies
G.O.P
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