New Books At Artz Library Highlights Reading Treasures
A catalog of new titles features TO LIVE AGAIN by Catherine Marshall about faith and hope, ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY by Clifton Fadiman with witty essays, BOOK OF GREAT HISTORIC PLACES edited by American Heritage, and READING FOR PLEASURE by Bennett Cerf. Also noted are Water by the Scottish minister and reflections on leisure.
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Catherine Marshall
Sue
Spimeg Emswers
Inkucent Ambadsapio
Air
Mace
Clifton Fudiman
Frank Thomas Fund
Editors of
American Heritage
America
Frederick
Bennett Cerf
Ifreat
Frederick News Page 4 Highlights
Frederick Md paper from October 23 1957 notes department sections and service rates. Indicates local classifieds and notices common to the daily issue.
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Frederick
Vacation Hope Emerges From Convent Delegates
A fragmented report describes convent delegates, mostly two dozen women, representing home care at a convention. One Kansas mother with four children seeks recognition and a vacation as the key outcome.
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Tore
Kansas
Weddings Bind Smith and Rutherford Couples in Shookstown
Ester D. Smith daughter of Harold and Mrs. Smith of Braddock Heights and Lester G. Tarter son of Charles Rutherford of Leesburg Va were married October 19 at Shookstown Church with Rev M W Spencer officiating. Attendants were Beulah Smith and Mrs Lillie Morgen. The couple planned a weekend trip to Leesburg. Carter is employed by the city of Frederick.
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Pep CIA Biss
Ester D. Smith
Harold Smith
Braddock Heichis
Lester G. Tarter
Charles Rutherford
Leesburg
Shookstown
M. VW. Spencer
Beulah Smith
Braddock Heights
Lillie Morgen
Carter
Frederick
Statue of Liberty Can Hold Forty People at Head
Report notes the head of the Statue of Liberty is designed to accommodate forty persons at once. This curious capacity is cited in a feature on the statue's interior access.
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Statue of Liberty
Frederick Fair Opens With Large Show and Parade
The 47th Frederick Fair opened with a grand parade led by Frederick County Agricultural Society officials and Chief Barshal Everest Harding. Exhibits include 3 000 to 4 000 birds in poultry, about 2 090 in Pomological, and around 3 400 in Household departments. A heavy frost left ice up to one eighth inch thick in some areas.
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Frederick
Poultry
Pomplegical Department
Confidential May Be Retried in Los Angeles Libel Case
In Los Angeles the bid to retrial Confidential magazine on criminal libel and conspiracy charges failed. Judge Herbert V. Walker refused a retrial, though Atty. Gen. Edmond G. Brown and defense attorney Arthur Crowley sought delay. The original trial ended in a hung jury after eight weeks of testimony. new trial set for Nov 20.
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Los Angeles
Confidential
Edmond G. Brown
Arthur Crowley
Herbert V. Walker
In Chambers
Walker Brown
Hungary
Distributing Corp
Fred and
Mar-jorie Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
ANLE
Frederick
Sendel
Inter Urban Railroad
Asi
Bowerside
Judge Lumber Company
Smut
Harrison
Brown
Walker
Tee Ake
Rosebuds Organize for 110-Pound Championship
The Rosebuds form a football squad with players Ordeman Garrett Eyings Konek Brust Storm W Phoebus on the line. Key roles include QB a on RHB Gaver LHB FB and a team manager ready to compete for the title.
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Rosebuds
Ordeman
Garrett
Ings
Konek
Brust
Storm
Phoebus
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns The News
A 1937 column notes reprinted items from twenty years prior. It mentions a fire loss near Middletown involving Mrs Smith and a wet street incident on West Patemere street. Glen Green, local automobile dealer, had a tent recovered from a Washington trip, claimed misplacement in a cellar.
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the News
Sa Ad
Mes. Smith
West Patemere Street
Smith
Verner Redmond
Washington
Glen Green
Frederick Fair
Lions Aid Global Mardi Gras Fundraiser Plans
Glade Valley Lions plan a Saturday Mardi Gras celebration at Woodsboro Fire Hall with an international auction of gifts from Lions clubs abroad. The event features a 5 pm children's masquerade, 9 30 pm adults ball, and a charity auction led by Ralph Zimmerman to fund local Lions projects.
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Pat Rusencrantz
Glade Valley
Lawrence J .Dorsey
Rene
Republic of Panama
Harmony
Walkersville
Baton, Rouge
Les Kofued
Ules Club
Zane
Dane
Liquid Harmony Grove Feetis
Aid
C. Oland Meiwler
Arrow Vil
Lucy Ham
Dorsey
Lions
Ralph Zimmerman
Lawrence A. Dor
Sexy
Reuben Bair
Allen Nicodemus
Elmer Highhouse
Grayson Smith
John Dolson
James
Stoner
Vernon Ri _pcon
C. C. Renne
Ray Craddock
Amon Esworth Allen Smith
Charles Lease
Markell Crum
Walter Dudrow LaVerne Fogle
Arthur Brown
James Fraser Jr
Joseph
We Advertisement
Harry OJ Smith
Harold Hoover
George L. Barrick
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
C. Oland Meitzler
Robert Applegate
Wedley Lions
Phe Shi
Descendant of Francis Scott Key Dies at 81 in Washington
Mrs. Mabel Key-Smith Kane, great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key, dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a cardiac ailment. A Washington D. C. resident, she was connected to the Key family legacy and related to Lt Gen Theodore Porter Kane, former Marine Corps commander. Funeral arrangements include services at All Souls Memorial Episcipnal Church and burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Frederick
Roger Brooke Taney
Kiwanis Club
Key
Francis Scott Key
All Souls Memorial Epistonal Church
Cathedral Avenue
Woodley Place
Kane
Arlington National Cemetery
Mabel Key-Smith Kane
United States Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Ste Ma
Theodore Porter Kane
United States Marine Corps
Maryland
U.S. Marine Barracks
Hane
Seraff
Francis Stott
Lawsyer
Moore
Moore To Sign Today To Fight Chuck Spieser
Detroit reports state fairgrounds contract signing for Moore to defend title against Chuck Spieser. Arc managers present in Detroit to finalize terms as promotion moves toward a fall bout.
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Detroit
Moore
Chuck Spieser
State Fairgrounds
1000 Guarantee Locked In For 3 Round Tile Fight
A check for ten dollars arrived last week as the first payment. The remaining three hundred ninety thousand dollars will be deposited with the boxing commission today. Spieser’s manager says the event proceeds are set.
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Boxing Commisse
Spieser
Deaths of Mrs Cora L Ridenour and James Windsor
Obituaries report the deaths of Cora L Ridenour of Garfield and James David Windsor of Sir. Airy. Ridenour leaves children and grandchildren with services planned at Mount Bethel Church in Garfield, burial in the church cemetery, and calling at M. L. Creager funeral home. Windsor, a retired Palmer of Sir. Airy, died in Frederick Memorial Hospital. wife and three children survive, with services in Winfield and interment at Pine Grove cemetery Mt. Airy.
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Cora L. Ridenour
Cora Lewis Ridenour
Elmer T Ridenour
Foxville
Samuel W. Lewis
Katherine Toms Lewis
Abs
Carrie Joses
Smithburs
Bewla Howard
Owings Mills
Charles Ridenour
Flagerstown
Clyde Ridenour
Bessie Ridenour
Earl Ridenour
Laura
James David Windsor
David Windsor
Palmer
Damascus
Francis Windsor Glenelg
Winfield
W. DeWitt Dickey
Pine Grove Cemetery
Mt. Airy
C. M. Waltz
Rathavine Kauiitas Derizvaish
Frank M. Dertedaugh
Unser College Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Walled Church of Christ
Ebert Ice Cream Company
Joseph Forle
Austin Klipp
Donald Cecil
Albert Eyler
John Shank
Marion A Boyer
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Harriett T. Brust
Roy H. Brust
Baltimore
Saint John’s Catholic Church
Richard C. Mitchell
Ant
Milton E
Richard Amos
Philip Wickless
Andrew
Trageser Jr
Leroy
James
Trageser
Mount Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Cline
Louise Utermahlen Noygren
Aly Hanover
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Tanetiowa
Paul BR. Wineaka
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Hanover
St. Matthew ¥'S
Pleasant Valley
William Cole
George Cole
Carl Cole
Marion McDaniel
Merixon Bixler
Pauk Fuhrman
Likens Army Sergeant To Spy Arnold
In Brooklyn, James B. Donovan compared Army master sergeant Roy A. Rhodes to Benedict Arnold during Rudolf Abel espionage trial. Rhodes testified he sold military information to Russians while heading the US Embassy garage at Moscow in 1952 and remains on duty at Fort Myer drawing around 350 dollars monthly. The Army awaits review of Rhodes trial testimony before deciding his future.
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New York
Rudolf I. Abel
FBI
Benedict Arnold
James B. Donovan
Abel
Set
Roy A. Rhodes
Benedict Arnolt
Mortimer W. Byers
Brooklyn Federal District Court
Donovan
Rhodes
Garaise
Moscow
Ft. Myer
Arlington
Army
Social Security Q and A clarifies proofs for benefits
A Bradenton reader asks what records prove age for payments. The answer lists Social Security card birth certificates and alternatives like church records or school papers, plus possible military and dependent proofs. Other questions cover survivor benefits for a minor or disabled child, lump sum limits, and dependent parent eligibility.
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Bradenton
Fla
Saw Fip
Social Securin
Weir
T. M.A
Oakland
Calif
Knoxville
Tenn
Local Personal Notes and Milestones Across Town
Mrs Clarence F Milter of West Patrick street visits Washington to spend a week with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs James T iCasebeer. William T Deijaster and Pleasant celebrate upcoming birthdays. Frank J Wilhide of Thurmont marks his 35th birthday Thursday. Kitty Sue Barrick of Woodsboro joins Kappa Delta Sorority at Wittenders College Springfield O as a Sophomore. Airman David E Hoff son of Mrs Amos Hoff LeGore stationed at Keesler AFB Miss entered service two months ago. Address AB Hoff AF 13628544 Box 895 C M Br B Keesler AFB. The rest is garbled.
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Clarence F. Milter
West Patrick Street
Washington
James T. iCasebeer
William T. Deijaster
Pleasant
Frank J. Wilhide
East Street
Thurmont
Kitty Sue Barrick
Claude H. Barrick
Woodsboro
Kappa Delta
AIR Force
David EB. Hoff
Amos Hoff
LeGore
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
AB Hoff
C. M. BR
B. Keesler Air Force Base
Eress
Brooklyn
Rhodes
Abel
Tibet
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