Eisenhower Moral Force in East Europe Shaping Freedom
In the wake of uprisings in Poland and Hungary, the article argues that moral force and peaceful American policy support help oppressed peoples pursue liberty. It cites Eisenhower and Dulles, Geneva 1954, and Kennan, noting the shift away from war threats toward democratic elections and nonintervention, with early signs of impact in Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Botani Eos Phat
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Kremlin
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
America
Democratic Party
Europe
Stevenson
George Kennan
Truman-Acheson
Atoas
Life Has Rhythm in Growth and Setbacks
The article argues that life and progress move in cycles with bursts and pauses. Setbacks should not discourage as pauses prepare for greater effort, akin to athletes warming up and fields lying fallow. Growth comes after rest, and letting go can strengthen future grip.
British Soldiers Killed by Landmine in Cyprus Stroumbi
Two British soldiers were killed when their truck was blown by a landmine at Stroumbi in western Cyprus. They are the 67th and 68th Britons killed in violence since the Greek underground campaign began 19 months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Stroumbi
Greece
Fifty Years Ago News Items From Oct 29 1906
At the Juvenile Literary Society meeting the debate favored the Savy over the Army by 2 to 1. Frederick resident Mr. Fritchie Hanshew dies at his daughter's home in his 78th year, a longtime tailor and former collector. Frederick Chapter DAR elected delegates Willie M. Ritchie and John Belt for the state convention in Annapolis in November. Market conditions improved with fall prices. butter and cure reach 25 cents a dozen as winter looms and rain worsens corn spoilage amid mold and rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Literary Society
United States
A. Mantz
E. Hensel
R. Mec Henry
G. Eyler
F. Castle
C. Lightner
Fritchie Hanshew
Frederick
Devilla Brish
West Patrick Street
Hanshew
Atenot Balance
Clo Ct
Barbara Fritchie
Daughters of the American Revolution
Willie M. Ritchie
John Belt
Annapolis
Twenty Years Ago Reems From The Columns Of The News
A heavy frost chilled the city with a low of 27 degrees and some ice reported. Plans for opening the MUA Company for funds span four days seeking a 6000 dollar goal. Over 100 supporters have donated by today for the annual Halloween parade set for October 8. The two story brick residence at Me Elm Street was recently purchased by Mrs Vlaca Smith Clary and later by Mrs J bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciy
MUA. Company
Hallowe'en
Brich
Vlaca Smith Clary
Me Elm Street
J Bean
Peereszicn
Emmitsburg Youths Fined In Game Law Violations
An 11-year-old and a 17-year-old from Emmitsburg were tried for hunting without a license and other violations in the Toms Creek area. The younger was fined 20 for license violation and 15 for rabbit possession plus 5 for possession out of season. The 17-year-old paid 50 after being found guilty on Sunday hunting and related charges. A 50-dollar penalty was also levied on two older men previously, while a police chief helped arrest the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Toms Creek
Richard Jacques
Juvenil
Charles D. Gillelan
Suntia
Daniel Kaas
Kaas
Fortunate Opening Of Frederick Community Concerts
Robert Rudie violinist and Willian Dresden pianist opened Frederick Community Concerts season with a varied program. The audience filled the high school auditorium as Rudie showed clean technique, fine tone, and thoughtful interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Faure
Falla
Paganini
Dresden
Chopin
Domenico Scarlatti
Robert Rudin
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Rudie
Junior Red Cross Meeting And County Fair Notes
Teachers and students from city and county schools met at Calvary Methodist Church with George McDonald of the Baltimore Junior Red Cross to plan the year. A county fair fundraiser was announced by Cub Pack 283 of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church with 20 booths, games, and local donations enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Calvary Methodist Church
Thomas Allen
Joseph Elkins Jr
Frederick
George McDonald
Baltimore
McDonald
Harris Stauffer
Ruby Myers
Liberty High
Maxine Grabill
Margery van Sant
Natalie Mathews
Myers
Liberty
Kaye Grosenivkle
C. Beattie Stauffer
North Frederick
Bonnie Stine
Eunice C. Hutchins
Lincoln High
Pamela Henderson
Claude R. DeLau
East Frederick
John Ferguson
Weekes Estiating
Lialics Vo
Emily C. Bittle
Richard Nallin
Melvin Patridge
J Richard. Ramsburg
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Meredith Hickman
Res Carrell Boyer
Phillip Hickman
Bowers Lumber Company
Week of Prayer program by Trinity Methodist Woman's Society
The Trinity Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service held a 7 30 p m meeting for the Week of Prayer and Self Denial ending Wednesday. Mars Baker led the program Do Teach Me Lord That I May Teach with Betty Heffner as soloist and four talks by Rev H A Ammons Mrs B O C Lewis Catherine Fry and Betty Heffner. An offering was taken and the group closed with a prose recitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Mars Baker
Spiritual Life
Betty Heffner
H. A. Ammons
Boc
Lewis
Catherine Fry
Gospel Foreseen Faith Abrahams Blessing Theme
A brief religious meditation cites Galatians 3 8 and Gardiner Spring about faith in Christ, divine blessing for all nations, trust in God, and surrender to His will with references to stewardship and mercy, framed as devotional guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Gardiner
Reformation Day Service Draws 500 at Calvary Methodist
About 500 persons attended a non denominational Reformation Day service at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev Dr Oscar Carlson preached on The Significance of Reformation in Contemporary Living. The Frederick County Council of Churches plans to make it annual. Next Corner of Churches meeting set for Nov 4 at Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Oscar Carlson
Ascension Lutheran Church
Baltimore Rey
Carlson
Peter ‘Flanders
Hood College
Calvary Church
John Felton
Robert Porter
Frederick County Council of Churches
F. William Hall
Carroll L. Bower
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Kev
Ralph E. White
Church of the Brethren
White
Council of Churches
Bover
Frederick Coun- Minister's Association
Charles Main
Corner of Churches
Ill and recovering residents receive hospital updates
The column lists numerous local residents with recent medical events. Updates include George Jaharias returning home after a heart attack, Mary Worman in Frederick Memorial Hospital, and Harvey Edwards recovering in Florida. Others note strokes, surgeries, or hospital transfers, with names and locations across Frederick, Thurmont, Middletown, Braddock Heights, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jaharias
Essex
Frederick
Mary W. Worman
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. E. Cline and Son
Worman
Harvey B. Edwards
Mound Park Hospital
St. Petersburg
Frank Troxell
Brunswick
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
M. F. Birety
Thurmont
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Oliver B. Wisotzkey
American Legion Ambulance
Frankun
George R. Leatherman
Middletown
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Tome
Braddock Heights
Charles FR. Butts
Locust Valley
Justina Sheppard
Herbert W. Sheppard
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
Grippe
Louise Routzahn
Myersville
David Burier
Ear McKair
Washington County Hospital
Melvin Decker
Ridgesille
Helena Roelke
Universty of Maryland
Freshman Pinake Brownies Noted at Kenyon College
A Kenyon College freshman, Pinake Brownies, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Browning of Monrovia, is a 1956 Frederick High School graduate. Also noted, Elizabeth Knill, Fannie King and Helen Collins attended the State Women’s Democratic League convention at the Hotel Emerson in Baltimore last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Mre Duvall
Mrs. Troxell
Norfolk
Troxell
Montgomery Blair
University of Maryland
Naval Officers Candidate School
Newport, R. 2
Gettysburg
Bethe Delores Wallard
Rhea Pauline King
This City
Willam F. Davis
William F. Davis
Jersey City
N. J
Ohin
Kenyon Callege
Dersery Pinake Brownies
Glenn Browning
RFD 1
Monrovia
Frederick High School
Elizabeth Knill
Fannie King
Helen Collins
Women's Democratic Leagues
Emerson
Baltimore
Illinois Win Big Surprise
Illinois shocks Michigan State 20-13 as Oklahoma defeats Notre Dame 40-0. Minnesota upsets Michigan 20-7 and Iowa beats Purdue 21-20 in key Big Ten showdowns. Syracuse, Pitt, and Tennessee also win as race for bowls and titles tightens across conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Marsland
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Spartans
Abe Woodson
Times
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio State
Iowa
Sooners
Toronto
Rotary
Coloado
Nebras
Mones
Charles
Pacific
Stanford
Lewistown Homemaker Club Program Notes
Lewistown Homemaker Club met last Wednesday with Mrs Guy Stull outlining the Development of Good Habits for women. Mrs Weldon Harper hosted the 18 members and one guest at her Frederik area home. activities included a reading from Mrs Bernard Kelly and songs. Officers thanked donors for the Home for Aged and set the next meeting for November 4 at Mrs Ford Kelly’s home with co host Mrs Bernard Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown Club
Lewistown
Guy Stull
Weldon Harper
Frederik
E. 3. Conway
Alton Williar
Bernard Kelly
Ira Rippeon
Citizensi
Gecion of Deerstar
Randomt
Stl
Glenn. Leatherman
Esmher Grinder
Directar Iy
Cbar Beeates
Georgernold
Will Ne Browcht
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John Sprige Duvall
Silver Spring
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Kenneth Earl Troxell
USN
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Mr. Troxell
St. Anne's Church
Alden Besse
John Sprigg Duvall IV
Patricia Dunn
Takoma Park
Duud
Eleanor Duvall
Joan Smith
Mary Ann Hish
Chevy Chase
Marge Jackson
Jane Ross
Susan Duvall
Susan Duval
James Willson
Hagerstown
William Kennerly
Arthur Gardner
Hyattsville
Robert Plante
New Jersey
Nathan Tha~ Daltlanane
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North Market Street
Ryanny
New York
Nersia Tribume
Stes Stonen
Koester and Stahl
John D. Ramaley
Jr. Red Cross
William A. Renn
St. ‘John's Lutheran Church
Red House
West Virginia Lutheran Synodical Conference
Mr. Renn
West Virginia Lutheran Synodical Camp
Alvey V. Renn
Renn
Helen Bentz
Ann
Billy
Carrie
Fianninn
Taylorsville
Westminster Road
Wilbur W. Maan
Donald C. Masin
Ia Wiimer
Franklin
Annie Pittinger
David W. Wantz
L. Awalt Weller
Sterting E. Blacksten
Creagerstown
Lovell
Emma V
Stotnemyer
Franklin M. Stainemyer
Carroll K Stottlmyer
F. Ncee
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