Debate Over Stevenson Vision of U S Nuclear Policy
The column analyzes Adlai Stevenson’s 1952 and 1956 positions on atomic tests and international control. It contrasts Stevenson’s cautious stance with rising Soviet pressure and questions whether a future Stevenson presidency would risk American safety.
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David Lawrence Washington
Ameria
Adlai Steven
United States
Soviets
America
Soviet Russia
Russia
Stevenson
Moscow
Europe
NATO
Hartford
Conn
Soviet Union
United Comiuacy Serpe
Ote Bad Ek Dr
Adlai Stevenson
Shepilov
Marshal Bulganin
Eisenhower
Af Adiar Stevenson
Convernea
Eneyy
Eipsephower
Veinber
New York
Weraid Tribune
Lae
Gifts Parade for Optimist Leader After 12000 Mile Visit
C Lease Bussard Optimist International president and wife Fran returned from official visits covering 12 000 miles. They received numerous honors including a Boys Club House gift and a honorary Texan certificate. Further stops included Denver Kansas City and Toronto with gifts and recognitions. They plan further tours through Eastern U S Canada and beyond with many stops in states and provinces.
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C. Lease Bussard
Optimist International
Fran
Mune Ind
Optimist
Mr. Bussard
Muincie Club
Yerbca
Unrest Spreads Across Eastern Europe
Reports describe rising unrest from Poland to East Germany with slowdowns in Magdeburg Erfurt and Chemnitz factories including a Krupp plant standstill. Poznan riots and trials reveal Polish dissent while the Polish Communist party fractures, signaling decay within the regime.
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Europe
East Germany
Magdeburg
Erfurt
Chemnitz
Krupp
Poland
Poznan
Communist Party
Furlough Home for Army Recruits From Mt Airy
Pvt. El Larrie Welsh son of Mr and Mrs Welsh of Mt Airy returns on furlough from Fort Jackson after eight weeks of basic training. He enlisted August 14 at Fort Holabird for three years in the Army Security Agency. Post furlough he heads to Fort Devens Massachusetts for schooling. Also Pvt Ronald Sorrell foster son of Mr and Mrs Lowman of Mt Airy comes home on furlough after basic training at Fort Jackson DC. He enlisted August 14 at Fort Holabird for two years. Next Fort Jackson training for eight more weeks awaits Juclavah Bart Snerall.
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el Larrie
Roland ‘Welsh
Roland W Welsh
Mt. Airy
Fort Jackson
Welsh
Army Security Agency
Fort Hokbird
Fort Devens
Mass
Ronald Sorrell
Arthur Lowman
D. C
Pvt
Sorrell
Army
Fort Holabird
Juclavah Bart Snerall
Fredrick Business Change and Local Events Highlight 1906
Mr. David Wertheimer buys C. T. Port store in Connellsville Pa and plans residence there after eighteen years with Frederick outfit. City Opera House hosts Buster Brown show to packed theatre audience. City Hotel employee arrested for stealing three plates from dining room. Northern Central Railway car collision damages Maryland Brick cart at East Fifth Street crossing. Frederick City Hospital North Wing cornerstone donated by Mrs. Hood to be laid November 2 with Masonic lodge involvement.
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David Wertheimer
Frederick
C. T. Port
Connellsville
Buster Brown
City Opera House
City Hotel
Mr. Long
Northern Central Railway
Maryland Brick and Supply Company
East Fifth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Margaret E. S. Hood
James M. Hood
Lynch Lodge
Columbia Lodge
Frederick official action on street extensions and removal orders
Frederick officials meet to discuss removing wartain streets and extending South College Park Way from West College Terrace on Lindbergh Avenue. The mayor and aldermen consider Alfred Immerman’s proposal to broaden Frederick Avenue parallel to Eames Street and North Market Street as part of urban development.
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William C. Birely
Frederick
North Mar
Beet Street
Ace of
Potomac Edison Company
Hacers
K Pad Smith
Alfred G. Immerman
Cato
South College Parkway
West College Terrace
Lindderan Avenue
Eretna
Gay T. Beer
Frederick Avonue
North Market Street
Eames Street
Sick Mrs Glenn Swisher Rebounds After Surgery
Among the sick Mrs Glenn T Swisher on Grove boulevard underwent surgery Tuesday at Univers pens Te HeLe Sal. She is reported in satisfactory condition. Little Franklin Waters son of Mrs and Mrs Franklin G Waters Mt Philip road has returned from Kernans Hospital Bathmore where he was a patient two months and is in satisfactory condition. Miss Jean Butler Middletown ill on North Market street was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for emergency treatment. Mr Kenneth E Fogle of Hagers town and former Frederick resident fractured his foot and back in a fall at Fort Frederick and is at Washington County Hospital awaiting convalescence at 429 West Wilson Blvd Hagerstown. He is a sales representative for American Oil Co. and was transferred to the Hagerstown Branch last October.
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Glenn T. Swisher
Grove Boulevard
Univers' Pens
Te Hele Sal
Franklin Waters
Franklin G. Waters
Mt Philip Road
Bes
Kernans Hospital
Bathmore
Jean Butler
Middletown
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Kenneth E. Fogle
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fort Frederick
Washington County Hospital
West Wilson Blvd
Fogle
American Oil Co
Marriage License Issued for Crease Family in Haverstoun
A note records a marriage license issued in Haverstoun to Terry Franklin Winmiler age 22 and Norma Louie Warden age 20. The entry appears in a local notice with unclear surrounding commentary.
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Haverstoun
Terry Franklin Winmiler
Norma Louie Warden
Hageretown
Wedding Rites Highlight Harrisburg Area Attendees
The ceremony drew guests from Harrisburg Shippensburg Chambersburg Pa Frederick Baltimore and Hagerstown. The couple Mr and Mrs Winnigler planned a Pocono Mountains honeymoon and will reside in a newly furnished Frederick apartment. Mrs Winnigler, a Hagerstown High School 1954 graduate, previously worked at Montgomery Ward in Hagerstown. He owns L F Winnpigler Roofing and Souting in the city.
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Wedding of Norma Louise Warden and Leroy Winpisler
Norma Louise Warden and Leroy Franklin Winpisler were married at Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church in Hagerstown with Lawrence N. Strunk conducting the single ring ceremony. The bride wore glacier blue satin and carried a white Bible, as a reception followed at the bride's home with fall flowers and family relatives in attendance.
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Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Norma Louise Warden
Lester J. Warden
Mayfair Avenue
Leroy Franklin Winpisler
Roy F. Winpister
Hamburg Avenue
Catonsville
Hey
Lawrence N. Strunk
Paul S Griffith
Charles G. Dawes
Thomas Ho Susank
Magerstown
S. Lou Fisher
Six Speeches By President Eisenhower Next Week
The White House announces six campaign speeches by President Eisenhower next week across Florida Virginia Texas Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. Hagerty says he will return to Washington nightly to stay in touch with Soviet satellite developments.
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White House
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Philadelphia
Stop Sign Knocked Down In Collision Near Carroll Parkway
A 16 year old Frederick youth, Kenneth W. Jones, was charged with failing to stop after an accident after his Chevrolet struck and knocked down a stop sign at Carroll Parkway and College Avenue. He admitted hitting the sign and claimed wet leaves caused the slide. Damages to the sign and car totaled about $73. A hearing is set for October 29.
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Frederick
Carroll Parkway
College Avenue
Nathan Dorsey
Win
Middle Alley
Kenneth W. Jones
Pike
Young Jones
Jones
Johnsville Tract Sold to Lehigh Portland
Lehigh Portland Cement Company bought about 118 acres and improvements in Johnsville district from Mr and Mrs James S L Hoy for around 35000. Deeds filed indicate the property may become a quarry site near the Lehigh plant at Union Bridge. Jada Development Corporation sold a residence at 1510 West Ninth Street to Mr and Mrs William Carl Wheeler for about 15500.
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Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Johnsville
James S. L Hoy
Lehigh
Union Bridge
Jada Development Corporation
William Carl Wheeler
West
Ninth Street
Guilty On Three Counts In Motor Vehicle Case
A youth appeared before Trial Magistrate Edward Smith and was found guilty on three counts of violating state motor vehicle laws. Trooper John Edgar Cartee testified. the defendant pled guilty. The man was fined 10 dollars for operating a motorcycle without a license, 10 dollars for not displaying license plates, and 20 dollars for failing to honor a court appearance promise. In default, ten days’ jail on each conviction may be imposed.
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Edward Smith
FE. Wines
RFDG
John Edgar Cartee
Diggs
Reddick Addresses Zonta on United Nations Role
Dr Olive Reddick professor of economics Hood College spoke to Zontians at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about the United Nations history functions and global impact. She noted UN origins in 1945 and stressed need for public understanding and support. The next meeting will feature Mrs Hettye H. Bunnell of Baltimore.
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Olive Reddick
Hood College
United Nations
Francis Scott Key
Grace Stickell
Virginia B. Thomas
Reddick
India
Fulbright Committee
Security Council
Assembly
United States
Hettye H. Bunnell
Baltimore
Frederick
Two Teen Drivers Hear DMV License Review
Two youths appeared before Thomas G. Martin the license reviewer in Peoples Court. The youths learned the state law on motor vehicle violations for ages 16 through 21 and the consequences of multiple offenses. James S. Rigler 18 of Mr Airy had his license revoked for violations not shown. Harry D. Campbell 20 of RFC 5 was placed on probation after exceeding 35 mph. Wayne E. Garver 20 of Unionville was placed on probation for exceeding 55 mph.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
Peoples’ Court
Thomas G. Martin
Martin
James $. Rigler
Airy
Harry D. Campbell
Wayne E. Garver
Unionville
Sorority Holds Halloween Meeting and Charity Plans
The Sorority meets with Beta Sigma Phi on October 17 at Mrs James Zimmer mans home. They vote to donate to Victor Cullen hospital and bake cookies for patients. A Charity Fund food sale is planned for next month. A covered dish supper will occur at June Tae dee Chet abu Uasaness home. Halloween games are led by Mrs Beveridge and prizes go to Mrs Liggon Jr and June Sheftler. refreshments are served by the social committee.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James Zimmerman
Victor Cullen Hospital
Gerald Beveridge
Herbert Liggon Jr
June Sheftler
Eugene Clark
Will Probated for Ada B Kenner Estate in Orphans Court
The will of Ada B. Kenner formerly of Washington and resident of 220 Lindbergh avenue was probated in Orphans Court. It leaves the estate to her immediate family with two sons named executors. Rodham W. Kenner and other heirs receive shares and jewelry. Minnie Kenner widow of Malcolm R. Kenner gets $500. The will dated December 5, 1345.
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Washington
Lindbergh Avenue
Orphans Court
Rodham W. Kenner
Dauntters
Ada M. Stoddard
Verna E. Parkinson
Minnie Kenner
Malcolm R. Kenner
Two Workouts Scheduled for Youth Football League
The Pup Warner Midget Football League schedules two nude workouts at McCurdy Field. They plan Thursday night practice after rain postponed Monday. First game set Friday at McCurdy Field with the Colts facing the Redskins. no admission charged. Williamsburn, Va., has seen about 5 million dollars spent restoring to the American era.
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Pup Warner
McCurdy Field
Preston Best
Colts
Redskins
Seafood Cookery Demonstration Delights Homemakers
A seafood cookery demonstration led by Miss Ellen Nagy of the US Fish and Wildlife Service drew a capacity audience at the East Chuekh Street School. She prepared six recipes focusing on broiled and baked methods, using tuna and apple salad, crab meat in shells, oyster pie, and shrimp skewers. The program, praised as highly successful by organizers Mrs. F Russell Young and Miss Beatrice Fehr, highlighted quick five to ten minute baked dishes and emphasized fish as a nutritious, versatile family meal option.
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East Chuekh Street
Ellen . Nagy
Fish and Wildlife Service
Miss Nagy
Jaye
Migs Nagy
Nagy
F. Russell Young
Beatrice Fehr
Fenr
Two Allegany County Rape Cases Sent Here
Allegany County Circuit Court records show two rape cases moved to Frederick County for trial. Glenn Morgan of National and Leo Drew of Carlos faced indictments for alleged May incidents. Morgan’s habeas corpus release came after a $15,000 bond set by Judge Morgan C. Harris. Drew is released on Lt. WW bond. Edward J. Ryan represents Drew. removal petitions were filed last Saturday and an order followed.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
Tun Nertas
Frederick County
Glenn Morgan
National
Milton Gerson
Associe
Morgan C. Harris
Leo Drew
Carlos
Morgan
Edward J. Ryan
Monocacy and Potomac Rivers Flooded After Rains
The Monocacy and Potomac rivers ran high and muddy after recent rains with the Potomac two feet above normal and the Monocacy rich in mud. Forecasters predicted fair weather and highs 55 to 63 degrees on Thursday amid lingering showers. John W. Turner reported the conditions and noted limited fishing due to the high water.
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Cereseville
Potomac
Weserton
John W. Turner
State Pole Barracks
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list new arrivals from Edwin D. Bales family in Thurmont to Delano Viers in Mr Airy and others. First and second children are noted with names Donna Kay Cynthia Irene Daphne Elizabeth and William James. Some families reported hospital admissions and discharges with local residents named and places including Union Bridge Emmitsburg and Hancock. The report ends with dining remarks about seafood and frying fish.
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Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Edwin D. Bales
Thurmont
Donna Kay
Robert A. Sigler
Middletown
Cynthia Irene
Blair G. Harrington
Brunswick
Daphne Elizabeth
Delano Viers
Airy
Bernara Ko
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