Local Frederick paper issues October 28 1955 edition
Front page fragment lists publishing details for a Frederick Maryland newspaper. It notes subscription rates five cents per copy and prepaid rates for periods including three months six months and one year. Mentions address at 28 North Court Street and affiliation with the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Dated Friday October 28 1955.
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Great Southern
North Court St
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San Frederick
Audit Bureau of
Frederick
Bombs For Hurricanes Aim To Stop Storms By Weather Bureau
The United States Weather Bureau is spending fifteen million dollars on hurricane research. One study tests breaking up storms by bombing or similar methods before they reach menacing size. Destruction of hurricanes is not simple, but progress may come from analyzing formation and warning data.
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United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Seventeen Pass Tests For Drivers' Licenses
Seventeen persons passed drivers tests given Thursday by State Motor Vehicle inspectors at the State Armory. From Frederick: Lynn Mace, RFD 5, Katherine Speaks, East Third street, William Bowie, RFD 6. From Gaithersburg: Martha Jean Shreffler, Washington 4B. Bowie, Charles Ralph Holston, Motorcycle. Also Charles Calvin Stover, New Midway, Carey Wimmer and Doris Medairy, both of Mt. Airy, Veronica Ingram, Adamstown, Harole WW. Bloom and Louise Powers, both of Brunswick, Reno X, Wigington, Jefferson, Mary Louise Mullisix, Damascus, Thurston Buford, Fort Meade, and Robert Hoffman, Petersville.
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State Armory
Frederick
Lynn Mace
RFD
Katherine Speaks
East Third Street
William Bowie
Gaithersburg
Martha Jean Shreffler
Washington
Bowie
Charles Ralph Holston
Charles Calvin Stover
New Midway
Carey Wimmer
Doris Medairy
Mt. Airy
Veronica Ingram
Adamstown
Harole WW. Bloom
Louise Powers
Brunswick
Reno X
Wigington
Jefferson
Mary Louise Mullisix
Damascus
Thurston Buford
Fort Meade
Robert Hoffman
Petersville
Elie alist katgu Uluu Wille and the 1855 canal transit
The brig Columbia carried 132 tons through the Sault Ste. Marie Canal in 1855 during the Elie alist event, illustrating mid 19th century maritime traffic and canal use.
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Elie Alist Katgu Ul UU Ute Wille
Sault Ste. Marie
Columbia
Feasibility of Thurmont to Frederick railway debated
George William Smuth, ex president of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway, argues a Thurmont to Frederick line could pay even without freight revenue, preferring a track with gasoline motor cars to a trolley. Football match sees South Street school beat North Market Street 11 to 7. Office Boy at the Opera House delights audience, scenery limits noted. Fun and Frolic Club reorganizes for winter with games and refreshments. Market Scribe notes rising prices as beans Cranberries and pumpkins appear.
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George William Smuth
Frederick and Middletown
Opera House
Frank Deshon
Louie Kemp
East Third Street
Twenty Years Ago Of The News Oct 28 1925
Two Baltimore and Ohio trainmen escaped serious injury when a freight caboose jumped the track at Rees’s Mill, the wreck dragging about a mile and blocking tracks for four hours. Queen Autumn II was crowned before 2,000 to 3,000 at Thoirmounts autumn festival closing night. Charles W. Weddle’s car, reported stolen, was recovered near Parkway school grounds by Officer Ben Phebus. Over 1,100 typhoid inoculations were given in Frederick County under Dr E C Kefauger.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Rees’s Mill
Thoirmount
Charles W. Weddle
Park Place
Parkway
Ben Phebus
Frederick County
E. C. Kefauger
Washington rumor on spies in British offices and Korea aid
The column questions whether Communist agents in the British Foreign Office and Embassy in Washington betrayed U S and Allied Korea wartime secrets. It notes Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess as agents and alleges a third officer warned them, with Senator Eastland pressing Dulles for answers.
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Deaths: Edgar R Currens 71 at home near Sykesville
Edgar R Currens 71 died suddenly at his Sykesville home. Survived by four daughters Mrs George Johnson Grundy Va Mrs Robert Holman Catonsville Mrs George Lockard Frederick and Mrs Ernest Moore Sykesville a son Edgar R Currens Sykesville 13 grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Margaret Reed New Windsor Mrs Howard Creager Thurmeant and a brother Robert Currens Oak Park Ill Funeral Saturday 1 pm at Weer and Haight Sykesville Interment United Brethren cemetery Thurmont Also, Eunice E Norwood 83 wife of the late Willie Norwood died Wednesday at 3223 Elmley Ave Baltimore Survived by three daughters Mrs Mabel Darby Mrs Ella Steward and Mrs Fay Webster all Baltimore Services Sunday 2:30 pm Providence Methodist Church Kemptown Interment nearby cemetery Olin L Moles worth funeral director.
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Sykesville
Charles
Amanda Shaffer Currens
George Johnson
Grundy
Robert Holman
Catonsville
George Lockard
Frederick
Ernest Moore
Margaret Reed
New Windsor
Howard Creager
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Robert Currens
Oak Park
Ill
Weer and Haight
United Brethren
Eunice E. Norwood
Willie Norwood
Elmley Avenue
Baltimore
Garrison
Mary E. Brandenburg
Kemptown
Mabel Darby
Ella Steward
Fay Webster
Damascus
Providence Methodist Church
Olin L. Moles
Worth
Nor ris and Bowlus Fares Funeral Notices
Funeral services were held Thursday for Mrs Clara B Norris wife of Andrea Ho Norris of Creagerstown at Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Thurmont with Rev John Hart and Rev Vincent Tomolsk officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Also services for Mrs Katie D Bowlus widow of Grayson Bowlus at the Middletown funeral home conducted by Rev Martin Zirkie. Burial in Union Cemetery Burkitsville.
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G Grayson Bowlus
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Bargaining Session Set For Westinghouse Talks
Negotiators for Westinghouse Electric Corp and the United Electrical Workers begin their first bargaining session since the independent union initiated a national strike at midnight Tuesday.
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Military Command Rules If Chinese Forces Intervene in Korea
In 1950s planning context the article discusses what American military commanders could do if Chinese Communist armies intervened in Korea. It analyzes authority limits and escalation options under wartime command structures.
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Community Party Celebrates Ginny Pfeil Birthday
Youngsters wore caps at Ginny Pfeil’s birthday party where she received gifts including a cuckoo clock sent by her overseas father. Attendees included Lois Travis Ruthie Norris Linda Olden Debbie Riggs Junior Freddie Helen Mason Phil Karen Ronnie Moss Nancy Barbara Wade Potts.
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Linda Olden
Debbie Riggs
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Barbara
Wade Potts
Times and Mirror Rattle Royal Marriage Debate
London Daily Mirror accuses The Times of bullying Princess Margaret over her love for Peter Townsend the divorced commoner. The Times defends the royal position saying marriage would force Margaret to retire from public life, as once happened with the Duke of Windsor.
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Wallis Warfield Simpson
Two Men Get Terms In Prison
Two men received prison terms after traffic incidents reported by state troopers. Raymond J. Gorby of Sebring was fined 16.45 dollars for exceeding 50 mph on U.S. 40 west. William R. Smith of Arlington was fined 16.45 dollars for exceeding 40 mph on U.S. 40 west in a truck. In Middletown, a driver was fined 16.45 dollars for passing when not clear. Additional penalties included 11.45 dollars for a West Patrick street speeding case in Berkeley Springs. All arrests involved Trooper J. S. Plume, Trooper James Tressler, and others.
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Thomas J. Squire
Indianola
U.S. 40 West
Raymond J. Gorby
Sebring
WU. S. 40 West
William R. Smith
Arlington
Middletown
James Tressler
Paul S. Tyson
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
West Patrick Street
Bernard King
Richest Pickets Strike Richest Corporation
World’s richest pickets walkout against General Motors striking 84 Cadillac salesmen with high earnings over 17090 a year, some up to 40000, seeking job security. Union talks with Cadillac Division of GM follow the action amid anticipated loss of a billion dollars in revenue. Regional Soroptimist conference in Washington and United Nations disarmament debate news included.
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Egyptians Killed New Tension Grows
Jerusalem reports an Israeli Egyptian clash heightening Middle East tension. An Israeli spokesman said five Egyptian soldiers were killed and 20 captured when an Israeli unit stormed an Egyptian camp at Peninsula, with four Israeli soldiers wounded five miles inside Egyptian territory. Egypt says Israeli forces in El Auja-Nizana are regular troops. The exchange follows an Egyptian attack on Beerotayim police post and a UN request for armed forces to withdraw.
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el Auja-Nizana
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el Auja Demilitarized Zone
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Moypmens Salk Witearaal
U.N
el Auja-Nizama
Sinai
EL Sabha
Truman Notes Stir Monroe County Liberal Feud
In Rochester a note from Harry S. Truman to Nicholas C. Evans angered Liberal party leaders. Evans, who asked for financial aid, was reminded of 1948 support for Wallace and a Dewey victory. A curt reply praised Evans only for backing Truman. The piece notes the ALP backed Wallace in 1948 in New York.
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N. Y
Harry S. Truman
Nicholas C. Evans
Monroe County
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Truman
Evans
New York State
Henry Wallace
Thomas E. Dewey
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American Labor Party
Wallace
New York
Residents Return Home From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mrs. Daniel Fout of East Church Street had been a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since October 10 and returned home on Wednesday. Little Bobby Jacobs, son of Mrs. Edward Baugher, Taney Apartments, who had been a patient for seven weeks with a broken leg, was also returned home. A woman named Virginia Simmons of West South Street was charged with intoxication and arrested last night by City Officers Trump and Carmack, held for a hearing tonight.
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East Church Street
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Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
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Daniel Fout
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Edward Baugher
Taney Apartments
Viteginia Simmons
West South Street
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