The News Frederick Oct 22 1955 front page details
The Frederick Maryland Saturday issue of The News from October 22 1955 lists publication details, pricing and mailing information. It notes establishment in 1663, publication by Great Southern Pig Mfg Co, and subscription rates for monthly and six month periods.
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Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederiik
Audit Bureau_of Circulations
Freaenck
Atom bomb era discussed in wartime records
Washington dispatch notes Pentagon releases from the World War II era showing military leaders debated whether the Soviet Union should enter the war with Japan. The piece clarifies key dates, including the July 16 1945 atomic test and Potsdam talks, and traces how Yalta concessions were viewed by leaders like MacArthur and King amid looming Allied decisions. Deeds recorded list land transfers in Linganore and Woodshore districts alongside other property conveyances.
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David Lawrence Washington
Department of Defense
Yalta
Japan
General MacArthur
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Russia
Pentagon
Russia
Repubicans
America
New Mexico
Poland
Europe
United States
Far East
Prussia
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Uani
Admiral King
King
Potsdam
Truman
Stalin
MacArthur
Col
Paul Freeman
U.S. Joint Chiefs
Valta
Freeman
D George A. Lincoln
Ilayan
Preventing Cancer Through Early Cytology Discovery
The Medical Times cites cancer cytology as the century's discovery enabling pre disease diagnosis to save an estimated 60 000 to 100 000 lives annually. It explains cancer cells differ from normal cells and that early changes allow treatment by x ray or surgery before cancer develops, crediting Drs Weissman and Papanicolaou and noting war related research impact. Discharged: Miriam C Baker, Eleanor V Grossnickle, Grayson H Miller, Forrest R McCavett, Alice L Boileau from Washington County Hospital Hagerstown and related entries.
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Medical Times
J Ernest Ayre
August Weissman
Weissman
Edward A. Rumely
Freiburg
George Papanicolaou
Herbert Traut
Cornell University
Miriam C. Baker
RFD
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Eleanor V. Grossnickle
Grayson H. Miller
Middletown
Forrest R. McCavett
Frederick
Benen
Alice L. Boileau
Mrs. Robert Topper Admitted To Annie M. Warner Hospital
Mrs. Robert Topper of Emmitsburg is listed as a patient at Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, indicating a hospital admission.
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Robert Topper
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Fifty Years Ago Notes From The News Columns
Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway directors met to organize with officers D Columbus Kemp as president and Alexander Ramsburg D Charles Winebrenner as vice presidents Charles C Water as secretary and Dr Franklin B Smith as treasurer William H Hinks as attorney A committee was formed to estimate construction costs A brisk morning market showed tomatoes pears apples abundant small corn and jima beans offered soup quality corn 20 cents a quart eggs 22 cents a dozen Market paving bricks finished and curb touches completed Burgers Pond on Broadway cleaned and refilled for skating season Company A First Infantry drilled at the armory with new uniforms and recruits Edward Bentz Charles Keefer Charles R C Budrear.
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Washington, Frederick
Sileel S Mapletech
Broadway
First Infantry
Edward Bentz
Charlies Keefer
Charles R. C. Budrear
Miss Eva Martin Crown Queen Autumn II at Thurmont Festival
Oct 22 1935 report notes Miss Eva Martin will be crowned Queen Autumn II at the Autumn Festival sponsored by the Thurmont Lions Club to be held later this week. Also listed: Charles Anglebower's Army Coast Artillery career, Panama duty, and new Infantry enlistees John Wi and William H Ecker with Hawksland unit in Knoxville. Richard Zimmerman named honor student at University of Marsland. Mr and Mrs Lincoln Engelbrecht return from wedding trip to New York City.
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Thurmont Lions Club
Charles M. Anglebower Shisons
U.S. Army
Panama
C. Z John Wi
William H Ecker
Knoxville
Hawshan Jelands
Richard Zimmerman
Juxtor
University of Marsland
Lincoln D Engelbrecht
New York City
Mutual Apartments
North Market Street
AMVETS Install Officers at Frederick Post No 2
XEW DEFFICEHS of the AMVETS installed at Frederick Post No 2 at 500 West Patrick Street. An oyster feed for members and guests was announced. State Commander David J. Preller of Baltimore Post No 6 installed officers including Commander Caraid Cutler and others from Frederick and nearby towns.
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Xew Defficehs
Amvets
Presioey Piursdgartiga
Frederick Post
West
Patrick Street
David J. Preller
Baltimore Post No. 6
Iaraid Cutler
John Smith
Carroll Eicholtz
Uriel Kline
City Attorney Addresses BL & P. W. Members
Charles McC. Mathias Jr. spoke to the Business and Professional Women's club at a October Tuesday meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel about Frederick city and county tax relations. He used 1953 figures to show 40% of real estate in the county is taxed to city residents and urged members to support the budget and their taxes. Helen Garber reported on a County Zoning and Planning Commission meeting. The club agreed to help with February teen dances. Louise Bogle presided. Louise Strine introduced the speaker. committee members listed.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Ilocal Bar
Business and Professional Women's Club
Francis Scott Rey
Mathias
Frederick City
Frederick County
Ure
Helen Garber
Zoning and Planning Commission
WW. Corbin
Louise Bogle
Louise Strine
Public Athos
Strine
Elsie Wolfe
Hazel McCanner
Katherine Sherrill
Elsie Winehrenner
CDA To Hold Annual Banquet In November
Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America announce their annual banquet for November 11 at 6:30 PM in the Southern Restaurant dining room. Members will be notified by card. Floyd Burchett chairs the card party on the 26th. Entertainment and patient visits planned for Montesie on October 22. Mrs JT Levine son reports.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Card Mo's
Floyd Burchett
Card Party
Montesie
JT. Vi Levineson
Montevie
Joseph Gratien
Wifts
Levinson
Patricia McCaffreys
Moreland State Court
Baltimore
Rey Alensis
Burgwart
Annapolis
Baltimoore
Maryland
Connie Beaks
William Dugcan Ars
Niemann Brunk
Knights of Columbus Dinner Dance Tonight at Peter Pan
About 100 couples expected for St. John's Council Knight of Columbus event at Peter Pan Inn Urbana with 6:30 p.m. dinner and dancing to Joe Dowling orchestra from Baltimore. Austin C. Thomas serves as general chairman.
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Urbana
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Hood College members attend Maryland Home Economics meeting
Five Hood College Home Economics Department members attended the fall meeting of the Maryland Home Economics Association at the Veterans Administration Hospital on Loch Raven Boulevard Baltimore. Attendees included associate professor Noel F.R. Gross and four instructors plus two department students. The program featured a hospital tour and a discussion. Nearby Cecil County demonstration agent promoted cooperative educational programs in Lebanon.
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Veterans Administration Hospital
Loch Raven Boulevard
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Helen Tulle
Irene Pisiavhio
Dona Ditty
Joanne Ezgard
Stud’ S
Mary Ann McConnell
Barbara Bundens
Juncheon
Teene Smith
Cecil County Home
Lebanon
Married Pair Tie Knot in Fairfield Home
Margaret Wetzel daughter of Mrs Mary Wetzel Fairfield Pa and Tate Wetzel wed Delmar Horner son of Mr and Mrs Choe Horner LeGare Oct 8 at Rev Robert Kasterdas home. Witnesses Mrs Torner and Mr Mrs Weddle attended. Couple recently discharged from Moore Business Forms and now reside at Fairfield.
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Mary Wezel
Fairfield
Tate Warey
Moore Business Forms
Ine Thurment
Chey
Faurfield
Birthday party honors fifth birthday in Emmitsburg
A Sunday birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Shorb honored their daughter Karen on her fifth birthday with guests including Josephine and Wanda Rodgers Susie Jones Greg Zurgable Jimmy and Davy Shorb Kathy Rodgers Dotty Shorb Lynn Mike Karen and Pat Shorb. Also noted are visits by varied locals, Sodality activities at St Josephs Church and two infant baptisms at St Josephs with godparents named.
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Paul R. Kolb Jr
Mt. Airy
Cyrus Weddle
Barbara
Barnesville
Carlton Ridge Donald
The
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Bruce Aumen
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Barbara Ann Hartle
David Aumen
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Thelma Locoxingpill
Wanda Lookingbill
Henry Fultz
Betty Kline
Margaret Kline
William Kline
Marshal Grumbine
M. Moessinger
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Blanche Toms
Ethel Davis
Ammitsburg
Charles
Karen
Josephine
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Susie Jones
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Pat Shorb
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Guy Baker
Marie Rosensteel
Mary Sherwin
Rosalie Ling
Jane Orndorff
Margaret Myers
Fdna Shorb
Barbara Rasensiel
Holy Name Society
Mildred Dutrow
Marie Reeenstec
Recruit Training Schedule for John Rolls at Marine Depot
John Rolls, son of Wr and Mrs Ho Chifford Kelly of 7405 Rosemont Avenue Frederick Maryland, is scheduled to complete recruit training October 26 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Tomato wilting linked to a fungus from Vert-Mum and toxins from black walnut roots discussed.
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Parris Island
John Rolls Son
Ho Chifford Kelly
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick Md. Soo
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Women clubs share home repair tips and Land Week notes
Jug Bridge Club members learned to fix leaks and noisy tanks with simple tools kept in the kitchen while Mrs. Murray Fox and Mrs. Edward Oden demonstrated repairs. Land Week highlighted soil and water conservation in Frederick County. Officials announced October 12 meeting with 24 members at Mrs. Reif-Snider’s home and new officers. Braddock and Adamstown Homemakers reports followed with demonstrations on repairs, international relations quizzes, and upcoming meetings through November.
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Murray Fox
Edward Oden
Frederick County
F. Russell Young
Robert Reif- Snider
John Renn
Ignatius Lease
Mary Ott
Bascom Neal
Harry Hamilton
Charles Walker
Charles Murphy
Paul E. Main
Raymond Gregoire
Harry Hamilton Jr
Harry Hamilton Sr
Victor Cullen Auxiliary
Ray Smith
Thomas Summers
Braddock Club
Joseph Reeder
Paul Ahalt
J. W. B. Summers
Eldred Hoyer
J. Edward Tobers
David H. Yinger
Margaret Vaik
Charles Main
Lon
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Ee Tinivabutiee Sosaga Agta Ge
Adamstown
Rhodesia Zimmerman
Charles Moore Jr
Milton Fry
Palmer Snook
Walter Myers
Fry
Eric Biser
United Nations
Elmer Michael
Bertram King
Lafayette
Ind
Edgar Hawker O
Walter TT Myers
Marshall Morningstar
George Stup
Paul Thomas
Robert DeRose
Wes
Charles Walier
Grange Installs Officers and Plans Community Events
Mt Pleasant and New Market Granges installed officers with Lingapore by the Pomona team Monday. A resolution favors restoring Liberty town senior high. An oyster and ham supper plus a community show are set for next Saturday at Grange Hall starting at 4 p.m. An open meeting is planned Monday Nov 7 at 8 p.m. on Social Security effects on farmers and employees with Social Security of Reval speaking. Friendship Night is set for Monday Nov 23 at Beom with Filade Valley Grange as guest.
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General Te Markey Injured in Auto Accident
The condition of Gen. Te John Markey of this city, seriously injured in an automobile accident, was reported as the same today at Peninsula General Hospital in Salisbury where he remains a patient.
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John Markey
Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury
Questions On Polio Answered
Dr Forbes H Burgess county health officer answers polio questions amid public concern. Polio once termed infantile paralysis is a communicable disease from a virus occurring mainly June to November. Early signs resemble a summer cold. most cases do not worsen to paralysis. The Sabin polio vaccine prevents paralysis by keeping the virus from the nervous system with 60 to 90 percent effectiveness across three types, requiring three shots for full protection. The first shot needs at least four weeks before the second. a third shot follows months later to boost immunity. People previously infected may not be immune to all three types and should receive all doses.
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Forbes H. Burgess
Ann
Mothers Class Meets for Halloween At Old Chapel
The Mothers class of Evan gelical Lutheran church held a Halloween party at the Old Chapel with 31 members. Prizes went to prettiest, ugliest, and most original costumes. a brief business meeting followed by a prayer. Next meeting is November 17. Also noted is an inspection of the Sound Signal Battalion U S Army Reserve by Second Army officers from Ft. Mearie October 24 led by Maj. James R. Pierce.
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Agnes Kaempf
Grace Ridgely
Mary Alice Marks
Rosalie Rudy
Genny Garrett
Claudia Milhouse
Marks
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Charlotte Clem
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Charles M. Baer
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Mrs Remsberg Speaks At National Council Meeting
Mrs J Homer Remsberg of Middletown led a three day state extension conference on homemaker clubs stressing a pleasant home atmosphere. Attendees included Beatrice Fehr Betsy Lovington Henry Shoemaker Roy Cassell and others. A family night dinner and sessions marked the program. In Buckeystown the WCTU met with prayers hymns and talks urging anti alcohol air travel legislation. A son named Franklin Rodgers was born to Adelaide B Smith in Quantico Virginia and John R Armitage was named manager of Baltimore Life Insurance Co. district office serving Hagerstown Frederick.
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Middletown
National Council of Homemakers Clubs
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Henry R. Shoemaker
Roy Cassell
Buckeystown
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Glenn Cunningham
Lawrence Fryce
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Rodgers T. Smith
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Marine Corps ‘School
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Oxford
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Triangle
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John R. Armitage
Baltimore Life Insurance Co
Hagerstown-Frederick
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