Soviet Naval Power Signals Growing Soviet Fleet Threat
The British Admiralty warns of a rising Soviet naval power forecasting a formidable force within two to three years. It points to extensive naval exercises and increased preparedness costs, noting $33.6 billion spent since World War I. The piece contrasts naval competition with United States supremacy and cites heightened ship and crew readiness. The seasonal prose following discusses the late summer transition, detailing turning leaves, ripening fruit, and the mood of nature as autumn approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
United States
Britain
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds for the sale of numerous properties were recorded in the Clerk’s office. Listings include Buckeystown, Unionville, Brunswick, Lewistown, Feagaville, Clover Hill, Jackson, Woodsboro, Adamstown, New Market, Thurmont, and Braddock districts with prices from about 1,000 to 57,500 dollars. Notable transactions involve Horman to Beall, Zeigler, Funk, and many other buyers. the Board of Education sold Brunswick school property for 1,814.81 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Z. Horman
Stonewall J. Beall
Buckeystown
U.S. 15
Buckeys
Edwin M. Alexander Jr
Elmer C. Zeigler
Unionville
John B. Funk
Raymond D. Funk
First Avenue
Brunswick
Raymond W. Wiles
Lewis S. Rice
Lewistown
Fishing Creek
William J. Fulmer
Garnett Noffsinger
Feagaville
Roger M. Fulmer
Robert L. Mason
Carroll Parkway
Kline Boulevard
Arthur G. Schuettinger
Bradley M. Gerwig Sr
Clover Hill
Frederick- Yellow Springs Road
Earl French
H. Blacker Weinberg
Harmony-Ellerton Road
Jackson
Alton Y. Bennett
Amos A. Holter
Harry R. Shafer
Harl D. Maupin
West Seventh Street
Ralph Vernon Fisher
H. LaRue Fogle
John Francis Michel
Woodsboro
Carl ©. Gochnauer
Roger G. Plummer
Adamstown
Robert P. Bennett
Clarence Q. West
Utica
E. Allan Grumbine
Lester E. Haller
North Market Street
B. Claytus Brandenburg
Robert D. Murray
Kemptown-Claggettsville
New Market District
Percy I. Payne
Loma K. Breeden
Betty C. Breeden
M. Geraldine Frushout
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Grayson L. Blank
Chester Lewis Blank
Henry M. Axline
Robert K. Moler
Frank B. Rehmann
Clark A. Miller
Beatrice V. Miller
George T. Sulcer
Jean M. Sulcer
Grant Place
Frank C. Wood
Grent R. Lare
Graceham-Thurmont Road
Arthur Frederic Hardman
Emmitsburg
Arthur Marshall
Walter TD. Foster
Magnolia Avenue
Leon K. Reed
Floyd E. Blower
South Water
Advertising Director Found Dead In Car Near Tomstown
Lindy Keeler, 26, advertising director of the Waynesboro Record Herald, was found dead Tuesday in his automobile on a mountain road near Tomstown. A state ranger located the car and body. Toxic monoxide gas is reported as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro, Pa
Lindy Keeler
Waynesboro Record Herald
Tomstown
Keeler
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A reader recalls a bad check swindle at a Hagers Town bank costing B Ebert and Son eight dollars and fifty seven cents. Lee Hanshew heads to Toledo to join Gus Sun's minstrels. Uncle Hez shines at City Opera House. Public school opens September twelve. EF Piper Believes Myersville trolley extension could finish before winter with a mile laid per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frank Adams
City Opera House
EF. E. Piper
Myersville
First Fall Wedding Opens Season at Calvary Church
Twenty years ago today Miss Margaret J. Sager wed Carroll S. James in Calvary M E church in a belle ceremony. Jurors for the September term of Circuit Court were drawn from Freder ick district. August closed with a record low 42 and rainfall totaling 4.49 inches. Harry Eicholtz of West Fifth Street fractured his right ankle after stepping into a ground hole during a picnic east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Sager
E. R. Sager
Carroll S. James
Edward James
Calvary M. E. Church
Frederick
William B. Lebhert
Lewis A. Moberly
Jesse R. Yingling
Ray A. Paisley
Frank B. Keefer
Walter C. Stockman
John N. Sewell
Roy L. Leatherman
Charles Lough
Harry Eicholtz
West Fifth Street
Lufs Stuff TOMATOES Describe Color and Peanut Butter Era
In 1052 53 season producers shipped 287000000 pounds of shelled peanuts to make peanut butter. The text discusses tomato color impact on appetite and mentions N A Lufrurrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Lufrurrow
Elkins Becomes President At Maryland University
Dr Wilton H Elking assumed the presidency of the University of Maryland in College Park saying his tenure would begin with a tedious period of getting acquainted with the school and its departments He emphasized placing the university on a high educational plane and achieving academic distinction while reviewing athletic scholarship policies and admissions standards He noted Maryland’s recent national football championship and said athletic distinction should not compromise academics He was introduced to the board of regents and succeeded acting president Dr Thomas B Symons who had been appointed last January 2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Wilton H. Elking
University of Maryland
Maryland
Elkins
University of Texas
Thomas B. Symons
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Seger
Baboon
Washington
Jong
Pub. Fin. Bu., Inc
Suit for 75000 Damages Entered in Circuit Court
In Baltimore area circuit court Marion T Bart sues for 75000 alleging an eastbound Route 40 collision with a Johnstown Motor Freight tractor trailer. Bart claims injury and loss of wages from the crash near Baltimore, with negligence charged to the defendant. Sheldon L Shearer and Rhea Shearer file 50000 suits against Potomac Edison Company and Engerham for a January Terra Rubra road collision in Carroll county during heavy snow, alleging negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion T. Bart
Clara C. Berkebile
Johnstown
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Baltimore
Bart’s
Sheldon L. Shearer
Rhea Shearer
Servive Wire Treorenre Company
New York
Potomac Edison Company
Robert Engerham
Taneytown
Mathias and
Mathias
Sheldon Shearer
Engerham
Terra Ruba Road
Carroll County
McCarthy Loses Move At Hearing
The House committee chairman argued the committee only gathers facts to pass to the Senate for verdict. Watkins defended the panel’s role in disciplinary matters, saying it cannot render final guilt or innocence. The Johnson memorandum is contested for timing and relevance.
Six From Here Attend Conference At Camp Pe-Co-Meth
Sixty five youths and adult leaders from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attend the first annual Training Conference at Camp Pe-Co-Meth Centreville this week. Sponsored by the Maryland Delaware Council of Churches and the Wilmington New Castle County Council of Churches as part of Christian Education, with Frederick County Christian Youth Council members Gwendolyn Crampton Barbara Thomas Meredith Mackley Floyd Brown James Shafer and Dorothy Bailey among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
Maryland
Delaware
District of Columbia
Camp Pe-Co-Meth
Maryland-Delaware Council of Churches
Wilmington
New Castle County
EDC defeat deepens France nationalism blocks European defense
The French National Assembly defeat of the European Defense Community reveals deep nationalism and distrust of a supranational army. The piece argues for immediate German NATO entry and warns against a single European army, urging Britain and the U.S. to back West Germany while preserving sovereign nation states. It stresses the danger of a Soviet advantage if Europe delays unified defense and cautions against overreaching central authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
Eisenhower
Truman
France
Europe
National Assembly
EDC
Continent
United States of Europe
United States of America
Jample
French Assembly
Russia
America
West Germany
Rhine
Germany
Hitler
Red Army
Vets' And Draftees' Guide By Major Nial
Congress increased compensation for childless widows and dependent parents of service members who died or were disabled. Payments rise in October, affecting about 300,000 dependents, with wartime rates still higher for those with children. Details cover income limits, eligibility, and specific amounts for widows and parents across World War I, World War II, and peacetime cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Nial
Congress
Veterans Administration
Nial
Strength For Today By Earl L. Douglass
A compact moral-societal reflection noting that some scholars claim U S and Canada are morally better than many regions, while acknowledging concern over sexual behavior, corruption in high places, and widespread European apostasy as the piece critiques moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglass
America
Canada
World Affairs
United States
jMiverce
Europe
Leoren
Carroll County Farmers Face U.S. Suit Over Wheat Inspection
Federal suit filed in Baltimore seeks to compel 10 Carroll County farmers to permit Agriculture Department inspectors to measure wheat acreage. Farmers in Westminster area previously refused inspections, tied to wheat quotas under the Agriculture Administration Act of 1938. Judge Roszel C. Thomsen scheduled a hearing for September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
U. S
Baltimore
Agriculture Department
Atty
George Cochran Doub
James H. Langrail
Roszel C. Thomsen
Westminster
Bodies Of 800 Killed In Korea Start Home
At Panmunjom the bodies of 800 soldiers killed in the Korean War began their journey home. Among them 193 Americans were part of 200 Allied bodies delivered to the U N Command in a neutral zone valley. U S Army trucks moved 500 Koreans and 100 Chinese. The exchange, expected to last over a month, will continue with more bodies to be handed over by both sides. Names will await Washington confirmation after positive identification.
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Panmunjom I
U.N
U.S
Reds
U.S. Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
8Th Army
Pusan
Kokura
Japan
Washington
Local Personal News Highlights Friends and Families
Atlee Sonny Compher Jr returns home after a two week stay at the Lutheran Leadership Training Camp in Camp Nawakwa Arendta ville Pa. Rob ert and Edith Treupe welcome their first child Jeffery Eugene born at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing seven pounds. Abrecht couple mark 35th wedding anniversary. Mary V Offutt plans a five week Western states tour visiting San Francisco. Pearl Eva Anna Thomas relocate to West 12th Street. Brenda Lea Smith returns to Hyattaville. Barbara La Brush returns from visit with Wrights. Ocean City trip for Louise and friends at The Atlantic House. Charles W Gilbert Jr born August 21 at Emergency Hospital. Dr John A Hansen Jr of Tennessee visits before Ford Fellowship study at Columbia University.
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Atlee
Sonny” Compher, Jr
Atlee Compher
Route 4
Camp Nawakwa
Arendtaville
Robert Troupe
East South Street
Jeffery Eugene
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Treupe
Edith Winpigler
Robert Abrecht
East Third Street
Mary V. Offutt
Washington
Poolesville
San Francisco
Pearl
Eva
Anna Thomas
Frederick
West 12Th Street
Brenda Lea Smith
Hyattaville
Heraunt
Lena S. Main
Doubs
Barbara la Brush
D. C. Wright
Oons
Paul Mossburg
Chester Long
Howard Waltz
Baltimore
Ocean City
Atlantic House
Charles W. Gilbert
Walkersville
Charles W., Jr
Gilbert
Mida Holland
Glenn Holland
John A. Hansen Jr
University of Tennessee
Columbia University
Ford Foundation
Hansen
Sound Off In Piano Dispute On Friday
Anne Arundel school teachers schedule a Friday playoff at Glen Burnie High School to test four anonymous pianos. The dispute began when Donald Keeney alleged county sales were rigged against his brand. County superintendent Dr. David Jenkins will blind test pianos with teachers choosing by tone and action, avoiding sales pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jenkins
Ipast
Local residents listed as hospital patients and recoveries
Frederick Memorial Hospital and Bon Secour Hospital report several patients from Frederick and surrounding areas. Dennis Murphy, ten, is for observation and treatment. A Grant Hooper recovering at home from cold. John Engle admitted for medical care. Ralph Gallup at Bon Secour Baltimore. Harry Mossburg improving after a dynamite blast injury. City Officer William Boost Jr. improving with crutches. Mrs. Norman Durren Jr. admitted for an appendectomy. Louis Cole Sr. under treatment and observation. Ross Warrenfeltz confined to home by illness. Alvey Myers staying at a cottage near Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Murphy
Charles Murphy
Monroe Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. Grant Hooper
Dill Avenue
John C. Engle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ralph Gallup
Frederick Avenue
Bon Secour Hospital
Baltimore
Harry (Mert
Mossburg
West Patrick Street
Emmitsburg
Wilmer Clinic
William M. Boost Jr
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Norman L. Durren Jr
Frederick
Louis N. Cole Sr
Shooksstown Road
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Ross H. Warrenfeltz
Alvey E. Myers
West Seventh Street
Brunswick
Wedding for Crame at Evangelical Lutheran Church
Miss Pauline Fox and Robert H. Cramer were wed Thursday evening August 26 at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. R. A. Greiman Jr. Matron of honor was sister Mrs. Kenneth Marsh. best man was Ezra Lee Cramer Jr. The couple, both Frederick High graduates and Price Electric employees, will reside at 329 West Second after a trip to Pennsylvania. The text also notes an Ethiopian coffee preparation as a historical aside.
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Crame
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pauline &. Fox
Alonzo Fox
Frederick
Brida Jce
Robert H. Cramer
Ezra L. Cramer Sr
R. A. Greiman, Jr
Kenneth Marsh
Ezra Lee Cramier Jr
Braddock
Marsh
Harry Schroyer
Frederick High School
Price Electric Corp
Pennsylvania
West Second Street
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