Dollar Gap Debate Versus European Capital Flows
Professor Robert Mosse argues Europe’s economic woes stem from persistent U S investment rather than a trade deficit, citing about 12 to 13 billion dollars in foreign funds recently invested in the United States with net inflows since 1946. He notes repatriation could attract American capital. Hunter's Moon season described with October hunting imagery and reflections on companionship and contentment.
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Europe
Robert Mosse
University of Grenoble
United States
Mosse
Banque
France
Schrover Pryor Wedding Sets Hometown Ties
Miss Janet Pryor daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Pryor near Smithsburg and Donal Schroer son of Mrs Eva Schrover and the late Oscar Schrover of Myerstille were married Saturday afternoon October 16 at 1 50 in the home of Rev C Basil Grossnickle The bride wore a powder blue suit with bisetk accessories and a pink rose bud corsage She worked at McCrorys in Waynesboro Pa The groom works for Leroy Myers masonry contractor Hagerstown Air and Mrs Schroser from Middletown High School class of 1954 The couple plan to reside at the groom's name
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Schrover
McCrory’s
Waynesboro
Leroy Myers
Hagerstown Air
Schroser
Middletown
English Lesson And Traffic Spotters At Smoky Hill
A newspaper snippet notes the lesson on word usage by W L Gordon and mentions misused words and pronunciation. It also reports Salina traffic spotters at Smoky Hill Air Force Base led by Brig Gen John Sutherland, aimed at reducing accidents.
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Salina
Kan
Smoky Hill Air Force Base
John Sutherland
Death of William Ayton at 75 in Laytonsville area
William Ayton 75 retired dawnsby of near Laytonsville died Thursday at his home in Clays Ville He was a son of Ephraim and Laura Ayton and survived by two sons W Elmer Ayton of Claysville and Jesse E Ayton of Cedar Grove Friends may call at the Laytonsville funeral home with services slated Saturday at 2 pm Interment will be in Laytonsville cemetery Roy W Barber funeral director
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Wiliam Ayton
J. Wiliam Ayton
Dawnsby
Laytonsville
Clays Ville
Ephraim
Laura Ayton
W. Elmer Ayton
Claysville
Jesse E. Ayton
Cedar Grove
Roy W. Barber
Funeral Services for Clarence M Mentzer at Locust Valley Church
Funeral services for Clarence M Mentzer a well known resident near Burkittsville were held Thursday morning at Locust Valley Church of God The church choir sang and flowers filled the sanctuary Rev Claire Ebersole and Rev Gerald Carbaugh officiated Pallbearers named George Zecher Lee Zecher Clarke Routzahn Morris Bealer George Shank and Garland Guiton Interment followed in the church cemetery The Gladhill Co funeral directors also handled burial arrangements Funeral services for Roy Clifton Johnson of Union Bridge were held Wednesday afternoon at the Union Bridge funeral home D D Harizier and Sons Rev Ernest Colwell presided Interment was in Haughs Mt Zion cemetery Bearers were Paul Flickinger Carroll Johnson Earl Johnson Larry Dayhoff Gary Dayhoff and Jerry Dayhoff
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Locust Valley
Roy Clifton Johnson
Union Bridge
D. D. Harizier and Sons
Ernest Colwell
Haugh
Mt. Zion
Paul Flickinger
Carroll
Earl Johnson
Larry
Gary
Jerry Dayhoff
Body Of Man Killed In Fall Taken Home
Alfred Edward Walker a 74 year old retired railroad electrician of Wakefield Massachusetts died following a fall at a local tourist home while looking for old electric street cars. He died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from a brain laceration. He is survived by a brother Winfred V Walker of Bradford Massachusetts. Funeral services and interment are by M R Etchison and Son of Wakefield. His body was sent to Haverhill Massachusetts for burial.
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Alfred Edward Walker
Main Street
Wakefield
Mass
Haverhill
M. R. Etchison and Son
Walker
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Winfred V. Walker
Bradford
FOUND ALIVE COCHRAN GA SALESMAN FOUND NEAR HIGHWAY
A 61 year old salesman with both arms and a leg broken was found alive in thick undergrowth beside U S 23 four miles south of Cochran Georgia. An unidentified Black man spotted M E Ballard of Monticello in the impassable brush yesterday.
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Cochran
M. E. Ballard
Monticello
U.S. 23
Here
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Oct 22 1904
The Frederick fair closed late after a long racing program with many exhibits depleted especially in the dog show. Women arrested on North Market for disorderly conduct. officers recaptured suspects after a chase. one jailed 30 days. Eggs rose to 22 cents a dozen. pumpkins and vegetables plentiful. David M Bringle, a noted local shoe tradesman, died at 59 on North Market. Belles Lettres Society debated pensions vs veterans needs. judges split 21-0 in favor of the affirmative.
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the News
Frederick Fair
North Market Street
Deiter
Justice Smith
David M. Brengle
Alexander Brengle
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Cramer
Tresage
J. Enright
Heisler
Twenty Years Ago in The News Columns Oct 22 1934
Twenty years ago a Fort Myer soldier died in a head on collision south of Frederick. Reagerstown Grange formed at Creagerstown meeting with 41 charter members. The bicycle of William Bennett Jr son of Mr and Mrs Bennett was stolen near St Johns parochial school and recovered in Ellicott City. Deputy Sheriff B Frank Doli injured when his car wrecked in collision at North Market and 13th streets.
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Fort Myer
Frederick
Reagerstown
Meebneg
Creacerstown
Ellicott City
B. Frank Doli
North Market
13Th Streets
Married Saturday Bride in Manhasset Episcopal Church
Miss Lynne F. Coulter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Coulter of Manhasset New York, married George Webb Fellows son of Mrs Ralph H Fellows of West College Terrace on October 16 at Christ Episcopal Church Manhasset. Rev Robert C Alexander officiated. A reception followed. Brides dress Chantry lace over taffeta with a princess waistline illusion neckline and lace collar trimmed with seed pearls. The train featured a fur skirt. A heart shaped bouquet of white roses complemented a crown of Chantilly lace and seed pearls. Attendants wore pale pink to American Beauty rose hues in ballerina length taffeta with velvet crowns. Best man was Overton P Pollard. Ushers included Douglas Van Riper Joseph Amato Robert J Thomas Martin T Golibart and Richard K Bullock. The couple will reside in Hartford Connecticut after a wedding trip to the Poconos.
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Lynne F. Coulter
Philip Coulter
Manhasset
N. Y
George Webb Fellows
Ralph H. Fellows
West College Terrace
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert C. Alexander
Maurice Laumaillet
Patricia Johnson
Bayside
Frances Smith
Overton P. Pollard
Ashland
Douglas van Riper
Joseph Amato
Robert J. Thomas
Martin T. Golibart
Frederick
Richard K. Bullock
Swarthmore, Pa
Poconos
Hartford
World Today Cites Eisenhower Mitchell on Campaign Tactics
In the closing days of the congressional race President Eisenhower urges Republicans to maintain a fighting spirit while Democrat chairman Stephen Mitchell says victory is within reach for Democrats if they avoid complacency. Analysis notes New York campaigns impact 1956 politics and possible shifts in party power and influence in the state.
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ED Creach
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
New York
Jack Dempsey
Louis Firpo
Firpo
Argentina
Steve Mitchell
Averell Harriman
Thom
Harriman
Irving M. Ives
Senate
Dewey
Ins
Ives
Local Hospital and Medical Notices Roll Call
Among The Sick Mr Harold A Frushour of Fairview Avenue was discharged from University Hospital Baltimore Thursday and starts work today in his office. Mrs Leslie Wachter of 218 East Third Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday evening and later underwent surgery. Mr Roy Getzendanner of Baltimore recently returned home from the Fianatin Square Hospital in Baltimore and is reported to be improving. Mrs Crittenden H Walker of Gaithersburg Route 3 is entering Suburban Hospital Bethesda for an operation Monday and will remain for further treatment. Mrs Thelma L Morgan of 137 West Patrick Street was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for surgery. Mrs Art Smith 2nd of near Urbana, admitted October 12 to Frederick Memorial Hospital as a subebrail patient, returned Thursday to the home of Mr and Mrs Howard B Smith in Jamestown.
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Harold A. Frushour
Fairview Avenue
University Hospital
Baltimore
Leslie Wachter
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy Getzendanner
Fianatin Square
Crittenden H. Walker
Gaithersbura
Bethesda
Thelma L. Morgan
West Patrick Street
Art Smith
Urbana
Howard B. Smith
Jamsville
Births and visits noted in Brunswick area notices
Mr Che Compton of Baton Rouge is visiting relatives in Brunswick. Mr and Mrs William N Garro t t of Siler Spring announce the birth of a daughter Katherine Margaret. Ade and Mrs Charlies Martin of Orlando are congratulated on the birth of Catherine Annette on Sept 22. Nirman Martin is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Martin. The Waster returned Tuesday after two weeks with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Miller in Charlotte and their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Charles E Martin of Orlando.
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Lloyd Diller
Baltimore
Katherine Robin
Duler
Howard Diller
Union Bridge
Diller
New York
Che Compton
Baton Rouge, la
Brunswick
William N. Garrett
Siler Spring
Katherine Margaret
Garrott
Knoxville
Ade
Charlies
Republicans Doing Poor Job Telling Of Accomplishments
David Lawrence argues Republicans fail to articulate their record and the public good from Washington. He cites economic steadiness after the Korean War, reduced draft calls, and anti Communist warnings as strengths, while noting Democratic flaws and past corruption scandals.
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Truman
Mr. Nixon
Koren
Democratic Congress
White House
Lions Club Dinner Hosts Two State Senate Candidates
The Middletown Lions club will host a dinner meeting inviting elementary and high school teachers. State Senator Jacob R. Ramsburg and former State Senator Edward D Storr will speak as guests, both aiming for the November election.
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Middletown
Divorce Granted Tobery Given Maiden Name Calloway
Gordon H Tobery of West South Street was granted an absolute divorce from Montine C Tobery in Equity Court. Montine was allowed to resume her maiden name Frankie Montine Calloway. Tobery was ordered to pay costs. Mathias and Mathias represented the husband and Jerome Offutt the wife.
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Gordon H. Tobery
West South Street
Equity
Montine C. Tobery
Frankie Montine Calloway
Tobery
Mathias
Jerome Offutt
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October
W. L. Gordon
Kiwanis
Rocer Deas
Amantic Oission
Can Campans
Cues
Charles Vo Vain
Socictus
Wm. M. Storm
William M. Storm
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hood College
E. C. Hartmann
Sriary
Storm
B. C. Thomas
W. Jarboe Grove
Byron White
Mary C. Hodgson
Edward P. Thomas
B. O. Thomas
G. Hunter Bowers
E. D. McCain
Alan Long
Ann Tinney
Hankey
Hartmann
Georgiancna Houck Simmons Nurses Home
Nurses Glee Club
Hood Choir
E. A Harold Geer
Frederick County
Sarah Mae Gladhill
Barbara Sibert
Sharon Hooper
Mera Braungart
Wilson Place
Ruth Whitaker
Harrisburg
Geer
Glenn Gladhill
Middletown High School
Sibert
L. Lewren Sibert
Frederick High School
Glee Club
All State
All County
Miss Hooper
A. Mehr Hooper
Gleen Club
TriState
All County Chorus
All County Band
Evangelical Tuberan Church of the Good Shepherd
Arthur 7. Rawson
State Health Department
Crownsville State Hospital
Leon Loeb
Wellcome Farms
Washington Sound Studios, Inc
Georgianna Yourk
James Rogers
Jackson, Tenn
Sam Warfield
Glenn E Bren
de T. Griffin
Wooh Bo Anders
JL Shuif
R E Nemaplaine
Atlantic City
American Bankers Association
Haller
T. Stuart Haller
the Pines
Jug Bridge
American Trust and Security Company
Fifth District Garden Club of
Maryland
Garden Club of
Chester C. Porter
Tampa
Fla
Catoctin Club
E Linwood Akers
Peter Pan Inn
George R. Hargis
Frank R. Smith
Louis J. Warner
Ralph Stauffer
Carrie Pearce
Unionville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grayson Bowers
Paul G. Rhoades
Roger Nusbaum
John L. Bradshaw
Butterfly Lane
Chester L. Grove
Nusbaum
Harold Kehne
John Kresko
Albert McPherson
James Tinney
Paul Shafer
Edward Hedges
Charles Harner
Randolph Putman
Paul Gaver
George Shafer
J. A. Shoemaker
Cleora Delauter
Pearl Nusbaum
The
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Jeannette
Hoffmeier
Brentwood
Lebanon
Pittsburgh
Hoffmeiier
Board of International Mis
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cleveland
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Barrick
Claude Barrick
Woodsboro
J. Carliste Smith
Robert Klei
William Bridges
Eduard D. Grove
Rockwell Terrace
Harold Hooper
Walkersville
He Herman Alien
Gaithersburg
Allens
L. C. Alien
Pasadena
West Coast
Mrs Alien
Philadelphia
Boston
Neghborhood Garden Club
Washington Grove
Merkle Kinz
Roasene Thomason
Mount Airy
Mia
Aller Prescott
Hher
Jeff Rockville
Atlanta
Vr Prescot
Davidgen
Fdna Beall
Gaithershure
Gertrude Linhards
Oak Park
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Temple of
Ate
Iva Greer
Sherman Biddinger
Seneca
Darnestown Presbyterian Church
John Wells
C. Earl Haht
the Agriculture Center
Gaathersburg
U. B
Cope
HEA
David Lawrence
Congress
America
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Free World
Korea
Congress of
Nixon
Spera
Cos
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