Political parties differ in purpose says Eisenhower
In a Denver talk to 48 Republican state chairmen, President Eisenhower urged Republicans to pursue a common cause guiding government to aid those unable to help themselves while not intruding on individual rights. He argued both parties claim free enterprise but rely on government supports, urging precise, public explanations of their differences to foreigners. A church group anniversary followed, noting 15 years of service and pins presented to long-time members.
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James Marlow Washington
Denver
Eisenhower
Eisenhowsers
Congress
Woman's Society of Christ-ian Service
Central Methodist Cchurch
Jesus
Charles Harvey
Charles Walker
Nellie Young
Clara Jones
Ws.c S
Raymond Brandenburg
Charles Jones
Taunt Main
Paul Jones
Miss Roxie Lee Montgomery Weds John F Underwood
Miss Roxie Lee Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Montgomery of Yamsville married John Francis Underwood son of Mr and Mrs Francis Underwood of Ithaca at Calvary Methodist Church. Rev E William Hall officiated candle lit ceremony with palms and white gladioli. Bridal party included matron of honor Mrs Donald R Cecil and bridesmaids, reception followed in church rooms. After a trip to Williamsburg Va the couple will live at 417 Biggs Avenue.
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Roxie Lee Montgomery
Rayhor Monntgomery
Yamsville
John Francis Underwood
Francis C. Underwood
Thaca
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
W. Stewart Underwood
Ithaca
Scott
DeKoven
Gounod
John G. Felton
Charles Holleck
Champaign
Oscar F Grimes Jr
Davidsomile
James G. Montgomery
Ijamsville
F. O
Eggs vary by region as Americans eat more
Nationwide trends show Americans consumed more eggs than ever, with regional tastes shaping splits by shell color and form. Boston and New York echo quality beliefs, while Oklahoma and Ohio shoppers still buy by the bag. A Faithful Circle class at Grace Reformed Church school met with 18 attendees and planned an October gathering.
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Providence
R. 1
Say
National’ Geographic Society
Meansfield
Columbus
Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Iowa
California
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
United States
Mor gan Cecil Purchases Cecil and Gorman Grocery
Mr Jacob Gorman sells his interest in the Cecil and Gorman grocery on West Patrick street to Mr Morgan Cecil who will operate the business in the future. General Victor Baughman is confined to his home by illness and has canceled engagements. An ice wagon crashed into Melvin Delauter’s spring wagon on West Fourth street, damaging it. An excursion to Washington and Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad saw 246 participants.
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Morgan Cecil
Jacob Gorman
Cecil
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
William Adams
West
Patrick Street
Tus Garden
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columna Of The News
Twenty years ago items recount a gypsy march to Peoples Court over West Church street with $25 court costs and a ban on gypsy camps in Frederick county. Harry F. Pettingall elected commander of Francis Scott Key post American Legion. George S. Rodock Jr. named first vice commander. City insists sewer project paid by property taxes and service charges, not front foot tax. Over 76 local stores to exhibit at Frederick Fashion and Business Show at State Armory September 24 to 27, Kiwanis club hosting.
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Peoples Court
West Church Street
Hiltner
Campuz
Frederick
Harry FE. Pettingall
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Legion
George S Rodock Jr
State Armory
Kiwanis Club
Cool Front Drops Weekend Heat Across County
A cool front moved in reducing today’s low to 59 at Talim, with yesterday’s 64 at Loam as the county resumes cooler conditions. Expect a high in the 70s this afternoon, sunshine mixed with clouds, and a repeat of today’s weather tomorrow followed by a warmer midweek. Gambull Park noted in the vicinity.
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Talim
Loam
Pope
Gambull Park
AAUW Workshop to Be Held Here Saturday
Ten state chairmen will lead discussions at an administrative workshop by the Marsland Division of the American Association of University Women. The program starts at 10 a.m. at All Saints Parish Hall with a luncheon at 1 p.m. Alva Wor Umshaw of Frederick is first vice president of the state division and will help direct sessions with branch presidents from across the state. Attendees include leaders in creative arts, international relations, legislation, publicity, social studies, and leadership from cities such as Baltimore, Salisbury, Annapolis, and Frederick. The event features a status of women discussion and a leadership focus led by Mrs King.
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Marsland
American Association of University, Women
Frederick
Robert Wo King
Bethesda
All Sains Parish Hall
Lo Pom
Alva
W Or Umshaw
King
Estelle S Pillips
Kensie Ton
Mig Vo Nelson Rolyymaen
AnMmapolm Oo Creative Arts
Wo Glenn Spereher
Baul Ho Anderson
Fakorma Fark
Fellowship
Mes
Leon J Greenbaum St. Baltinore
International Pelatians
Walter BD Addis
Salsbury
Anne HE Matthews Salthurs
Geneva did not bring lasting peace says Washington column
Washington columnist David Lawrence notes a shift from July optimism on Geneva to September caution. Critics worry about arming cuts, while officials like Dulles and Eisenhower face scrutiny. The piece links Geneva to renewed Cold War tensions, espionage concerns, and calls for prudent defense budgeting amid global unrest.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Geneva
Charles E. Wilson
America
Britain
France
Switzerland
Harriman
New York
Moscow
Stevenson
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
American Bar Association
North
Africa
Turkey
Alis
Cyprus
Fund For the Republic
Algeriliss
Department of State
MacLean
Burgess
Klaus Furhy
Russia
United States
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Wedding at Calvary Methodist Ends in Death
Miss Shirley Ann Felton daughter of Mr and Mrs Holden Felton and Ernest Thomas Schwartz Jr son of Mrs Bessie Schwartz exchanged nuptial vows Saturday at Calvary Methodist church Rev E William Hall officiated en route to Florida for a wedding trip the couple will reside at 4621 Eastern Ave NE The bride a Frederick High School graduate wore Chantilly lace gown with pearl and sequin embroidery and a crown of seed pearls The groom is an Air Force veteran now employed by Parsons Company A U S Park Policeman Willard J Breakenridge 33 was killed in a patrol car crash near Camp David with two Thurmont residents injured and the scene under federal investigation.
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Underwood
Urbana
Frances Ogle
Waynesboro
Willamsburg
Biggs Avenue
Frederick High School
Shirley Ann Felton
Holden
Felon
Chalk Avenue
Ernest Thomas Schwartz Jr
Bessie Schwartz
Montclaire Avenue
E. T. Schwartz
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
John G. Felton
Grayson Stevens
Janet Felton
Matthew Woaltarethie
Rictor
Nancy Wenzel
Barbara Biehl
Jeannie Friese
Brad
Miss Felton
Alvin M. Bapst Jr
Richard P. Humm
Jerome W. S. Miller
John Cartee
Philip Kennedy
Felton
Florida
Eastern Avenue
Woodridge
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick Vietheehanl
Toir
Air Force
Germany
Parsons Company
University of Maryland
U. S. Park
Catoctin
Camp David
Presidential Retreat
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thhe
Pharmott American Legion
Willard J. Breakenridge
Emerson Avenue
McLean
Nolan J. Devine
North
Brandywine Street
North Arlington
Park
Helen Hendrickson
Hallie ‘M Longs
RFD 2
Park Service
U. S. Park Service
Interior Department
Camp Misty Mount
Camp Greentop
Sgt
Breakenridge
Pvt
Devine
Akers Renamed By Pythians
Edward M. Akers of this city was elected Supreme Representative at the Knights of Pythias convention held last weekend at the Francis Scolly Key Hotel. He will represent the state at national functions and speak for Maryland at the national convention. Akers previously served as Grand Chancellor 1938–39 and has long been active in Mountain City Lodge and the Grand Lodge. He was reelected to the Supreme Representative post, held for four years. He attended Supreme Lodge conventions in 1952 and 1954 and was appointed to Good of the Order and the All-American Conference to Combat Communism. He helped secure Frederck as the convention site this year. Other officers elected include Grand Chancellor D Ved Mardin, Grand Vice Chancellor Louis Barnes, Grand Prelate Sihan Friedman, Grand Secretary James Schindler, Grand Treasurer Joseph Walter. Board of Managers selections included Frank J Davis and Berne Harman.
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Edward M. Akers
Knights of Pythias
Francis Scolly Key
Akers
State Organization of Pythias
Mountains City Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge Council
Supreme Lodge
Frederck
Pythian
D Ved Mardin
Louis 4 Barnes
Garthershire
Sihan & Friedman
Baltimore
Jales E Schindler
Cumberland
Joseph Ro Walter
Maeelors
Frank J Davis
Berne Harman
West
Baltimore women elect Grand Temple officers in 1920s era list
The record lists elected Grand Temple officers and delegates including Reginald Henry Minster and Vera Mussard as Grand Manager in Baltimore and Grasonville Grace regions. Other named officers include Delue Crawford Grand Secretary in Oakland, Fannie Lushy Oliver Grand Treasurer in Frederick, Pearl Nedson Grand Protector in Frostburg, Georgia Wernz Grand Guard in Baltimore, and Pearl Blair Junior Supreme Representative with multiple alternates and a press correspondent in Cumberland. Trustee named in Laurel is Marjory Barton with Ruth Keifer as press contact.
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Lonaconing
Emma Ball
Neasitt
Ruth Keifer
Cumberland
Marjory Barton
Laurel
Weekend Fights By The Associated Press
Paterson New Jersey bout results show Vince Martinez outpointing Bob Provizzi 158 pounds in Freeland Pennsylvania and Jimmy Beechman outpointing Chico Varona 154 pounds in Viarm Beach Florida.
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Associated Press
Paterson
Vince Martinez
Bob Provizzi
Freeland
Hatana
Cuba
Jimmy Beechman
Viarm Beach
Fla
Chico Varona
New Miss America Aims to Be Actress
Sharon Kay Ritchie, Miss Colorado and newly crowned Miss America 1956, declares she will pursue acting during her yearlong tour. The 18-year-old, titian-haired Colorado coed, who taught Sunday school in Grand Island Nebraska, spoke of staying calm and aiming high. She left for New York City with her parents, Forrest A. and Mrs. Ritchie.
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Atlantic City
Colorado
Sharon Kay Riteme
Sharon
First Christian
Grand Island
Neb
New York City
Airs
Forrest A. Ritchie
Yankees win game to split doubleheader as Klippstein blanks Brooklyn
Tommy Byrne and Johnny Klippstein star in a muddled box score. Byrne, a 15 year old lefty, wins 6-1 in the opener while Klippstein fires 8 13 innings of no-hit relief until Peewee Reese singles for Brooklyn’s only hit. Cincinnati sweeps 9-0 and 3-0 as Avila shines with four hits in two games and homers in one. The sparrow lifespan line appears unrelated to the games.
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Associated Press
Tommy Byrne
New York Yankees
Johnny Klippstein
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
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