Beaver Dam Minister Dies At Age Of 80
Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren minister Jesse Repp Klein died of cancer Thursday night at 11 50 at his daughter's home near Union Bridge. Born in Frederick County he was 66 years old and served the Beaver Dam congregation for more than 50 years. Surviving are his daughter Mrs. Repp and three other children, plus a sister in this city. The body lies at the home until Sunday afternoon then at Beaver Dam Church for services at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Byron Flory and Rev. O P Jones. Donations to the American Cancer Society are suggested.
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Jesse Repp Klein
John Repp
Union Bridge
Frederick County
Samuel and
Elizabeth Smith Klein
Church of the Brethren
Beaver Dam
Repp
G. EB. Leister
Bethel
Del
D. E. Dunham
Port Norris
N. J
Truman S. Klein
Washington
William P. Holter
Marion E. Specht
Marion Edward Specht
Frederick
Mr. Specht
Doubs
Lewis and
Mary Michael Specht
James
A. Specht
Franklin L
Specht
Baltimore
Walter R
East Patrick Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline &Son
Pearl
Pearl Clark King
Fast Seventh Street
John M
Mary Lawton King
Tsear
Head College
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Ruth Darner Kinz
Farle B. King
Lewisdale
Ren
Roland Eteler
Pleasant
Millard W. Rice
Webster Beall
Baptist Gemeeters
Etchison and Son
Too Late Evacuation of Hanoi and the Rise of Nationalism
The article argues the evacuation delay exposed French colonial fragility as nationalist fervor rose in Northern Vietnam. It claims Communist forces exploited local desire for freedom, ending eight years of war and replacing paternalistic rule with a masked dictatorship. The Hanoi welcome signals a deep quest for self rule, suggesting earlier recognition might have averted Indo China conflict.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Indo-China
Regulations Protecting Wildlife at Catoctin Mountain Park
Letter to the editor urges publishing regulations governing wildlife protection and firearms use at Catoctin Mountain Park near Thurmont Frederick County Maryland. It cites CFR rules banning hunting and weapon use, notes posted boundaries, park patrols, and penalties up to 3500 fine or six months, urging timely publication before bow and arrow deer season and regular season. The second letter questions appointing professional educators to the Board of Education, arguing expertise is essential, comparing to other professional boards.
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Catostin Mountain Park
Thurmont
Frederick County
Catoctin Mountain Park
Maryland
U. S. Park
G. B. Williams
Frederick
ploumAing
Electrifttcarian
Paul Bealf
Emmitsburg
Sick Child Gwendolyn Rowe Improves After Surgery At Frederick Memorial
Months-old Gwendolyn Anne Rowe of East Patrick Street remains in satisfactory condition after surgery Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. RB. P Virts was moved from the hospital to her Brad dock Road home Thursday afternoon. Effie E. Gaver of near Elfert on fractured her left shoulder in a fall and is with her daughter at 11 North Jefferson Street, condition satisfactory. Deeds recorded in clerk's office show property sales: Roland L. Fisher and Charles H. Knapp Jr. sale of about 7 acres on Liberty Road near Taylorsville and Unionville for about 16000 dollars. John Robertson to Jessie W. Prite sale of about 12 acres with improvements in Singapore district for about 4500 dollars.
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Gwendolyn Anne Rowe
Harry L. Rowe
East
Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Braddock Road
Effie E. Gaver
Elferton
Aronday
Jesse Shaver
North Jefferson Street
Roland L. Fisher
Charles H. Knapp, Jr
Theorth
Libberty Road
Taylorsville
Unionville
John Robertson
Jessie W. Prite
Singanore District
Funeral notices for Mrs Julia Bushwaller Nora Adams Jamison Brecheen retained
Funeral services are detailed for Mrs Julia Bushwaller wife of William J Bushwaller of Washington and Mrs Nora A Adams of Emmitsburg with obsequies at St Thomas Apostle and St Josephs church. Pallbearers and interments noted. Also Brecheen remains pitching coach as Orioles announce farmhand shuffle under Paul Richards.
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Brecheen
Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Harry Brecheen
Jimmy Dykes
Generalland
Paul Richards
Maryland Agricultural College Defeats St Marys at Home
Fifty years ago item reports Maryland Agricultural College football beating St Marys on their grounds by 13 to 0. St Marys home squad suffers a rare defeat on home turf, with Mountaineers outclassed and outpowered in a key early matchup. Also notes sale of land from John F Summers to Ernest L Miss for 2000 dollars and Frederick Fair preparations with exhibitors and vendors arriving for display.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Mr. St. Mary's
Femers
Mountaineers
Frederick Fair
Dage Parritry
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The Columns Of The News
Frost wrecks flowers in Frederick low-lying sections while a woodshed fire causes an undetermined blaze destroying the Quaker church near Union Bridge dating to 1770. Hood College campus day splits senior and junior events. A new strict traffic enforcement policy begins with Mayor Culler ordering police to tag violators.
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Frederick
Union Bridge
Hood College
Culler
Deaths Mrs Cora Estella Trout of Walkersville
Mrs Cora Estella Trout of Walkersville aged 87 died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Harry C Smith near Walkersville on Thursday night after a fall caused a fractured hip. Survived by six children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Sunday at one from the Walkersville funeral home with burial at Mt Hope Woodsboro.
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Cora E. Trout
Cora Estella Trout
Walkersville
Wfe
Charles H. Trout
Harry C. Smith
Woodsboro
Michael
Mary Hartman Anders
Glade
Anne “City
Oscar Anders
Oskaloosa
Sylvia Alexander
This City
Dora Strine
Mt. Hope Cemetery
G. C. Barton
Obituary notices from Washington and New Midway area
Obituaries report the death of Mrs Bernadette Dorsey Fitzsimmons at her Washington home with Mass at St Anthony's and burial in St Peter's cemetery Liberty. Former New Midway resident Howard J Hummer, 76, died in Oakland CA. Pearl Clark King, 75, died at 08 East Seventh Street after a month illness. Funeral services set for Oakland and Wald discussions in Lewisdale area with local funeral home handling arrangements.
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Bernadette D. Fitzsimmons
Bernadette Dorsey Fitzsimmons
J. D. Fitzsimmons
Washington
Lis Counly
Summerfield
Marcella Dorsey
St Anthony's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Liberty
Howard J. Hummer
New Midway
Hummer
Archmont Place
Oakland
Cal
Inhn F
Annie Heard
Grace Hummer
Clara Schildt
Walkersville
Blanche Hummer
Roland Long
Frederick
Lewis Dutrow
Ladiesburg
Frank Hummer
Haserstown
Hyde Addresses Four Corners Business Men in Montgomery County
Hyde tells Four Corners audience that the EisenhowerAdministration spurred a war to peacetime economic shift. He cites 72 percent rise in personal income since 1952, growing purchasing power, higher personal savings, and 1,300,000 more jobs in 18 months.
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Four Corners
Montgomery County
DeWitt
Fisenhower
Ams
Hyde
Miss Grove and Mr Haerle to Be Married Saturday
Miss Helen Nixdorff Grove of this city will wed Mr Rudolf Karrmann Haerle Jr of Indianapolis at St John s Catholic church Saturday at six. Guests arrive for pre nuptial events with extended celebrations by local and out of town friends.
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Miss Grove
Haerle
Helen Nixdorff Grove
William Jarboe Grove
Rudolf Karrmann Haerle, Jr
Rudolf K. Haerle
Indianapolis
Ind
St. John’s Catholic Church
James H. Grove
M. J. Grove
Baltimore
Mrs. Grove
West Second Street
Manuel M. Weinberg
Thomas H. Quill
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frank S. Wnixdorff
Louise Wood
Washington
Wood
Quill
Lindbergh Avenue
Nixon slams Mitchell at GOP dinner in Houston
Vice President Nixon charged Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell with incredible conduct before about 1,099 GOP members at a $100-a-plate dinner. He said Democrats in 22 states are shocked by Mitchells actions and will vote to forward Eisenhower, praising the administrations reforms and honesty.
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Houston
Tex
Pvice
Nixon
Stephen Mitchell
GOP
Eisenhower
Truman
Mitchell
Bobby Jones
America
Fight Tonight In Syracuse War Memorial Scraps Title Hope
No. 1 welterweight contender Carmen Basilio and Detroit hopeful Aldo Gromik clash in a nationally televised MACY 10 round bout at the War Memorial Auditorium. Fans expect a high stakes showdown with the Gavilan Saxton winner looming.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Carmen Basilio
Aldo Gronik
Detroit
Roneht i
Kid Gavilan
Johnny Saxton
Macy
War Memorial Auditorium
Thompson-Long wedding in Brownsville Church of the Brethren
Miss Linda Lou Leng and Reed Temple Thompson Jr wed in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Brethren Brownsville. Officiated by Rev Newton Poling, the service drew close family. Attendants wore blue and pink, flowers centered by pink and white chrysanthemums, and a reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans residence on 130 West Third Street after a wedding trip.
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Charles Myers
Inn Watson
Brunswick
Harry Lee Mohler
Robert Tritappe
Third Street
Brunswick High School
St. Mary's Seminary
Jefferson
Thompson
Bowers Lumber Company
Washington, D. C
Hillsborn
Lovettsville
Frederick
Jefferson and
Yarrowsburg
Miss McElfresh
Stuart L. Geishert, Jr
Bladensburg
Geisbert
Bittle—Roberts
Ruth Annette Roberts
Joseph Henry Roberts
James Bittle
Nelle Bittle
Los Angeles
Calif
Thomas C. Bittle
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Towson
E. A. Cassens
Francis Hamilton Roberts
Thomas S. Bittle
Niagara Falls
Canada
Fairview Avenue
Bittle
Camp Detrick
University of California
Army
Thomas 8. Bittle
20 Years Of Democratic Demagoguery Commonplace
This column by David Lawrence argues that Democratic demagoguery distorts remarks by Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson about unemployment. It asserts that 20 years of partisan misrepresentation favors Democrats, criticizes attacks on Wilson, and endorses Eisenhower era job programs as sound relief. Also notes local GOP meeting and a football game cancellation.
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David Lawrence
United States
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Wilson
Democratic Party
Free
America
CIO
Prosipcts
WPA
Charles Wilson
Ne‘gates
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George W. Murphy,Jr
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Mt. Olivet
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Dallas
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Highland Park
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New York City
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Henry B. Ramsburgh
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Rockwell Terrace
Charles R. Downes By
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
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American Home
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Upperco
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Hagerstown
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Carlisle
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Sinc
Peter Pan Inn
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Thomas J
Crum
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Jessup
Middletown
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Gene Korrell
Rita Korrell
George Korrell
George Simentor
Ralph Koontz
Koontzere
Candlelight Lodge
Catonsville
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Urbana, I
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Burnham City Hospital
Champaign
Ill
Gobbel
Manor Lutheran
Jack €. Rippenn
Mt. Airy
Michael Coleman
R. Paul Smith
Nevin E. Smith
Hanover
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Cuba
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Robert L. Smith
Howard J. McCarney
Virgil W. Doub
L. Osmund Derr
United Lutheran Church In America
Toronto
Derr
Suki Verery Ueeneates
Maryland Synod
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Doub
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Myr
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William F. Cramer
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Morris ‘T. Detauter
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General Motors
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Annapolis
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