Benedict XV chosen pope in 1914 amid global upheaval
Cardinal della Chiesa selected as Pope Benedict XV to succeed Pius X. Paris under martial law with gates closed as German forces press on. George R Dennis Jr buys rectory for All Saints P E Church and Hood College builds third floor. Brunswick Times premieres as a new weekly paper printed at The News office.
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Cardinal Della Chiesa
Pius X
Sacred College of Cardinals
Bologna
Pius
Benedict XV
Benedict Vix
Paris
George R. Dennis JR
All Saints P.E Church
Record Street
Eichelberger
West Church Street
Culler
Hood College
Brunswick Times
Brunswick
Times
Heredity in Cancer Raises Cancer Risk Link
A University of Nebraska study notes heredity partly accounts for cancers in families. Among 130 relatives studied, one in four had or had cancer, with seven of 12 siblings affected in one family. Half of 35 with complete histories showed high lactate dehydrogenase, possible virus-like cancer connection. r. T. Linch of the
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University of Nebraska
Herr
Epples
R. T. Linch
The
China warns against Soviet led world communist conference
Chinese officials say inviting 26 communist parties to plan an international meeting would cause schism. Beijing warns Moscow to abandon plans by December 15 or risk further split and stronger U S opposition. They accuse the Soviet Union of collusion with United States imperialists and urge unity against Western pressure.
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Soviet Union
Comigunist
China
Moscow
United States
South Vietnam
Rosemont Avenue Reopened After Month-Long Reconstruction
Rosemont Avenue was reopened to traffic after about a month of reconstruction from Lindbergh Ave to Culler Ave. New curbs and gutters were installed and part of Culler Ave resurfaced. Mayor E Paul Magaha said the work will yield a much better street for years and was needed due to run-down conditions that hindered maintenance.
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Rosemont Avenue
E. Paul Magaha
Rosemont
Lindbergh Ave
Culler Avenue
Magaha
Belgian mechanic starts new life with large family in Montreal
Jules Van Gool, an auto mechanic from Belgium, arrived in Montreal with his wife and 11 children aged 3 to 23. They faced housing trouble at first but planned to settle with one empty room to set up their sleeping bags and cooking gear.
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Montreal
Que
Jules van Gool
Belgium
van Gool
Eisenhower makes Bradley overall commander in northwestern France
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower announces Lt Gen Omar Bradley becomes overall commander of American forces in north ern France equal in rank to Gen Sir Bernard Montgomery who leads British forces in the field The Red Army is believed to have entered Bucharest after seizure of Proest oil fields and pressuring German petroleum supply Water supplies in Frederick continue to dwindle as residents heed water restrictions Mayor Hugh V Gittinger reports reservoir levels seven feet below spillway at Fishing Creek Local notes include Sergi Merril K Riddlemoser a member of the 115th Infantry writing home and William S Schmidt a former principal takes a new post in Maryland Schools
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
France
Bernard L. Montgomery
RED Army
Bucharest
Romania
Frederick
Hugh V. Gittinger
Fishing Creek
Sergi Merril K. Riddlemoser
115Th Infantry
Charles E. Riddlemoser
William S Schmidt
Jacob H. Schmidt
North Market Street
Mr Schmidt
the Manor, Pa
Consolidated
Oxon Hill
Prince, Georges County
Washington
Local Medical Notices From Frederick Area
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital is Mr. George Keeney of RFD i Frederick who has been a patient for a week. Mrs. Hazel G. Harbaugh of East Patrick Street recently entered the hospital for surgery. Miss Linda Clem of Thurmont recovering at St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore after two weeks as a surgical patient. Lisa Lynn Rupp of Hagerstown ill at Washington County Hospital with influenza and spinal meningitis. Mrs. Rupp is the former Kathy Schultz. Woodrow W. Miller of Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs. Goldie Barger of Brunswick has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is recuperating after a fall injuries.
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George Keeney
RFD i
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hazel G. Harbaugh
East Patrick Street
Linda Clem
Thurmont
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Lisa Lynn Rupp
Donald Rupp
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Rupp
Kathy Schultz
Woodrow W. Miller
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Goldie Barger
Brunswick
Optimizing Oven Rack Placement When Baking Multiple Dishes
When baking several dishes at once place pans on separate oven racks to allow hot air to circulate. This setup improves heat distribution and cooking consistency across dishes.
GOP Leaders Push Dairy Indemnity Bill at Rally
Maryland Republicans rally at Unionville to back a dairy indemnity bill aiding farmers whose milk shipments are reduced by heptachlor residues. Rep Mathias credits Sen Beall with attaching the measure to a recent poverty bill. local officials urge cross party support for November victory.
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Maryland
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
Republicans
Liberty
Singapore
Johnsville
Unionville
Charles “Ac” Mathias
Sen. Beall
Congress
Department of Agriculture
House Agriculture Committee
Newton J. Steers
Len Beall
Harry Rhoderick
Helen Ramsburg
David Scull
Grange Hall
Stewart Cashour
Hoffa Predicts Surge in Strikes Across Nation
James R. Hoffa told about 350 delegates at the Teamsters Joint Council No. 73 convention in Atlantic City that the country will see more strikes than ever before in the next four years regardless of the November election. He urged local leaders to inform members about election issues and warned that union activity must grow to address tough times ahead.
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Atlantic City
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Hoffa
New Jersey
Bagpipes and Scottish Pipers Through History
The piece notes ancient use of bagpipes by many peoples but highlights Scotland with famed pipers. It recalls clan pipers leading troops, and cites Patrick MacCimmon of Borcraig near Loch Dunvegan, who taught by inscribing tunes in sand for pupils to master before the tide returned. It mentions dwindling historic piping schools and Edinburgh Castle as a surviving beacon.
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Scotland
Patrick MacCimmon
Borcraig
Loch Dunvegan
Edinburgh Castle
New Federal Minimum Wage Takes Effect
Washington reports a federal minimum wage of 1.15 dollars per hour becomes effective, covering about 3.6 million workers yet only roughly 565,000 receive raises totaling around 115 million dollars annually. The increase primarily impacts retail, service, and construction trades as the rate advances to 1.25 dollars next year.
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Washington
Labor Department
Nationwide survey shows more Negro votes possible in November
An Associated Press survey finds a record push to register Black voters this year as civil rights campaigns expand nationally. Leaders from New York to Los Angeles report strong response with gains in Southern states and some white registration increases, while northern cities track overall rises without separate tallies. James Farmer of CORE cites about five million registered Negroes among a potential 12 million, with three million in the North.
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New York
Paket
Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
South
James Farmer
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Associated Press
Dixie States
Florida
Arkansas
Louisiana
Virginia
Council
German and American GIs Face Social Barriers in Postwar Germany
In Frankfurt AP reports on how 250000 U S troops in Germany view Germans and how civilians rate GIs. Barriers include language, culture, and housing, with many GIs living apart from locals despite official aims of friendly contact.
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Peter Rehak
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Khanh’s Dalat Visit Shapes Vietnam Crisis
Khanh meets with Dai Viet leader Nguyen Ton Hoan after Hoan’s resignation as vice premier amid claims of illegal government actions. The government says Khanh will not pursue reprisals and Buddhist leaders end a planned hunger strike with concessions undetailed. Hue reports Danh to resume deputy minister duties as Khanh returns to emergency session.
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Dai Viet Party
Khanh
Dalat
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Birth of Elizabeth Ruthton Rupp in Washington
Mr and Mrs Richard Rupp of Washington announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Ruthton born Tuesday at Georgetown University Hospital Washington weighing eight pounds two ounces Mrs Rupp formerly Miss Mary Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs James H Grove Jr near Frederick Also notes on the Weddle and Storm families with relocations and service member status in Florida and Pensacola Grounded details from the personal notices confirm a family birth and relatives.
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Richard Rupp
Washington
Elizabeth Mouton
Georgetown University Hospital
Rupp
Mary Grove
James H. Grove Jr
Frederick
J. Richard Weddle
West Third Street
RFD
Rocky Springs Road
Sperry L. Storm
Clarke Place
Florida
Peter Storm
Sst
Petersburg
Ensign
Sperry C. Storm
Pensacola
Death notices from WalkersvilleFrederick area obituaries
Deaths William M Albaugh 66 Walkersville and several relatives noted in one obituary. Donald Ray Brice 26 Thurmont dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Willie L Ensor Sr 77 Walkersville dies after illness. Mrs Delbert E Green 79 Westminster RFD 7 obituary with many children. Ester Lenhart 68 Utica dies after lingering illness. Mrs E Elizabeth Shaw 50 Frederick RFD 6 obituary with sons and church ties. Funeral details listed for each.
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Donald Brice
Donald Ray Brice
Thurmont
Chester R. and
Evelyn Fraley Brice
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thurmont United Brethren Church
Cambridge Rubber Company
Lawrence Shaw
E. Elizabeth Shaw
Lawrence J. Shaw
Frederick
Shaw
William C
Florence Eyler Smith
Grace United Church of Christ
Walter J. Shaw
Monrovia
Donald L. Shaw
Fred
Obituaries and funeral notices from Frederick area
Several obituary notices list survivors and funeral details. Mrs Della Stansfield 78 died at Pullen Nursing Home following a stroke and is survived by a daughter and son in law as well as siblings. Funeral services set for Haight Funeral Home Sykesville with interment Mt View Cemetery. An infant son Redmond died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with graveside rites conducted by Rev Arsenault.ונות
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William M. Albaugh
Walkersville
Balticacre County
William H
Lucy Ann Stover Albaugh
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
C. Oland Meitzler Company
Mary Six Albaugh
Morris J. Gaver
Hagerstown
Walter L. Roney
Frederick
Horace C. Wright
Truman G. Albaugh
Utica
Barton Funeral Home
Keysville Union Cemetery
Gary
Tne
Creager Funeral Home
Elmer R. Andrews
Ivan G. Naugle
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Willie L. Ensor
Anna Engle Ensor
Frederick County
Ensor
John H
Lucretia A. Clem Ensor
Rrick
Larry W. Shaw
Charles Fraley
Raymond Smith
Mildred L. Newton
Glen Burnie
Della Stansfield
Florville
Pullen
Sykesville
Robert E. Stansfield
William and
Elizabeth Amoss
Howard County
Richard E. Hart
Baltimore
Robert E. Stansfield Jr
Ellicot City
William H. Amoss
Edward E. Kruhm
Redmond
James K
Marion Burns Redmond
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maurice A. Arsenault
Calvary Methodist Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
School Staff Roster Highlights Area Elementary and High Schools
A list of teachers and staff across Frederick area schools including Thurmont Urbana Walkersville West Frederick and North Frederick. Names span multiple grades from elementary to high school with numerous teachers noted.
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Jacqulin Allison
Vivian Howe
Mary F. Gaver
Sue M. Kelly
Thurmont
Lyla M. Franklin
Nancy Crawford
Miriam Miller
Vivian S. Pruitt
Ruth A. Stull
Florence Wargny
Robert L. Ayers
Charles Doebler
Alleene M. Frost
John P. Lambertson, Jr
David Fisher
Jessona Morrison
Doris E. Lewis
Virginia Smith
North Frederick
Mary S. Aldridge
Liberty
Edward Arrington
Frederick
Penelope Hallett
Singanore
Sharon Griffith
East Frederick
Richard Krantz
Brunswick
Claudia Guidry
Richard Tomlinson
Jane Miller
Jefferson
Elizabeth Geiger
Middletown
Health care amendment faces uphill Senate House talks
Goldwater blasts the health care amendment as contempt for voters while it sits in a Social Security bill. The measure moves to a Senate House conference to resolve differences with Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas set to lead the House conferees.
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Goldwater
Senate House
Wilbur D. Mills
D. Ark
Malaysia Sukarno vows to crush British backed Malaysia
The report notes Sukarno plans an important statement on his campaign to destroy Malaysia seen as a tool of British colonialism in Southeast Asia. Indonesian paratroopers reportedly landed near the capital and Malaysia sent troops to pursue them amid ongoing regional tensions.
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Sukarno
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Singapore
Malaya
Goldwater Attacks Johnson On Draft And Foreign Policy
Goldwater accuses President Johnson of an outmoded draft and social schemes. He condemns mobs in the street and unilateral disarmament while urging a cautious withdrawal of federal interventions. He calls the Republicans the peace party and pledges to keep the world and freedom secure.
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Coldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
Republican Party
Peace Party
Paul F. Wagner
Congress
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Green
Mary Etta Parris
Carroll County
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Pleasant Vailey
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Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
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Raymond Stup
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