Yankee Trader President Eisenhower Aims Global Farm Trade Drive
The administration plans to place 700 million dollars of excess crops in foreign trade over three years and 600 million annually for underfed nations. The program seeks to turn America’s food surplus into international trade leverage, using currency payments and counterpart funds to boost exports and investments while promoting currency convertibility and global economic ties. It stresses savvy diplomacy to compete with allies and avoid dumping charges, aiming for broad world benefits from a trader policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
America
Washington
Nixon Urges GOP Unity to Win 1960 Elections
In Columbus, Vice President Nixon warned Republicans that disunity imperils the party. He urged support for GOP House and Senate candidates, noting Maine's recent Democratic governor victory despite GOP gains. Navy reports a missing jet with wreckage spotted near Chesapeake Beach. Paul Richards plans to run the Baltimore ball club from both front office and on the field.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
West
House
Senate
Maine
Joe Waxahachie
Tex
Paul Richards
Baltimore Ball Club
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fire alarm at Legrand Travis residence quelled by Mayor Smith and Policeman Jones. Claggett E. Ramsburg appointed to fill PO clerical vacancy. Woman's College of Frederick reopens for 12th session with about 175 students. Market quiet with vegetables available, scarce chickens, peach crop good at 50 cents to 14 dollars per bushel. Tate peaches damaged by last night’s gale. Plans underway for Frederick Fair October 21 to 22 with fine horse racing anticipated.
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Legrand Travis
East Third Street
Smith
Jones
Claggett E. Ramsburg
DeGrange
Leonard S. Harrington
Woman's College OF Frederick
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Dr Charles H W Conley of Frederick warned that the Democratic party faces an awakening unless Governor Ritchie and the convention heed this warning. Final election results show beer and liquor licensing by district with four beer only and six dry areas. Harry Nice narrowly defeated Phil Lee Goldsborough in the Republican gubernatorial primary in Frederick county. Leslie W Gay er won the Republican nomination for Register of Wills by 82 votes over Melvin F Shepley. Fishing Creek ran full after rains, with September rainfall near four inches.
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Charles HW. Conley
Frederick
Ritchie
Catoctin
Hanvers
Jackson
Singapore
Tuscarora
Bassenger
Harry Nice
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Frederick County
Leslie W. Gayer
Register of Wills
Melvin F. Shepley
Fishing Creek
Deaths of Miller, Jackson, Browning, Fink, Pryor and charges listed
Death notices for Harry Miller of Emmitsburg and others detail survivors, funeral plans, and church affiliations. Also reported are Milton Fink of Barnesville and Rosea Pryor of Wolfsville with service details, and a brief note on two men cited by city police for intoxication and speeding.
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William A. Ambush
West All Saints Street
West Patrick Street
Joseph B. Orndorff
KFD 3
Frederick
Trump
Bare
Mossburg
Calvert Countys Three Hundredth Anniversary Celebration
Frederick Countians have a strong interest in Calvert Countys 300th anniversary observance from September 26 to October 3. Highlights include Johnsons Fresh, Taney Place, Charles Gitt Manor, and events such as church services, air show by Patuxent Naval Base, a mock legislature, agricultural day, pageant, and ball.
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Frederick
Calvert County
Maryland
Thomas Johnson
Patuxent Naval Air Base
Prince Frederick
Calvert
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
Notable Local Personal Arrivals and Travels
John Wayne Droneburg enrolls as a cadet at McDonogh School. Claude R. Plush, formerly of Frederick and Middletown, now works for the U S Navy at Newport Rhode Island and visited with his father Robert Plush. Joyce Beatty returns home from a Niagara Falls trip with her uncle and aunt. Roger L Carpenter and Ethel Brust vacation at Fort Walton Beach Florida. M Sgt Milton R Warehime of Baltimore plays right field for a Japan based 95th Engineer Company softball team that placed fifth in its Army league. Sgt Joseph Engle and wife Martha Beck of this city just completed a four week European tour and are stationed in Salzburg with the 516th Signal Co.
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John Wayne Droneburg
John G. Droneburg
North Market Street
McDonogh School
Claude R. Plush
Frederick
Middletown
Plush
Maryland
U. S. Navy
Newport
R. I
Robert Plush
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Joyce Beatty
Brunswick
Niagara Falls
Canada
Ed Hutchins
Annendale
Roger L. Carpenter
West
Patrick Street
Ethel Brust
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Milton R. Warehime
Baltimore
95Th Engineer Company
Germany
516Th Signal Co
Martha Beck
Funeral Services Held for Wachter Lidie and Morningstar
Funeral services were held in St. Joseph s Catholic church Emmitsburg for Charles Francis Wachter who died after six years of illness. Margaret Eileen Lidie wife of Calvin Lidie Sr died at her home. Jerry Lee Morningstar died at Baker VA Center Martinsburg and services were at 106 East Church Street with Rev J W Briscoe and Rev William Harpold officiating. Interments followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. A guard at the Michigan City State Prison, John Messick of Winamac, was sentenced to 60 days for duping Jasper Pulaski preserve employees into surrendering pheasants.
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Harry
Miller
Francis Miller
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's College
John
Sadie
Tressier Miller
Herbert
William
Howard
Charles Miller
Emmitsiburg
Ervin Miller
Korea
Bernard Cool
Clyde Springer
Ralph Falconer
Baltimore
Jacob Valentine
Seven Valley
Richard Wilhide
Libert Weddle
Thurmont
St. Joseph's Church
John Sullivan
Holy Name Society of the Church
New St. Joseph’s Cemetery
S. L. Allison
Wm. G. Jackson
Daisy Gertrude Jackson
William G. Jackson
West Washington Street
Hagerstown
Frederick
Jacob W
Catherine Rebecca Swope
Eugene Thomas Jackson
New York City
James E. Kline
Jacob Warren Swope
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline and Son
Fred A. Browning
Esther May Browning
Hamilton Avenue
Browning
Vane 2
Fy. Ros
Mary Suman Showe
First Baptist Church
Queen Esther
Gladys Roy
Ellis G. Carty
Mellissa Fink
Boyds
Harvey
Grover
James Showe
East Patrick Street
Friends Thay
Frederick Memorial Park
C. E. Cline and
Milton C. Fink
Barnesville
Sallie Fink
Burkittsville
Elsie Phillips
Ernest Fink
Kensington
Clara Fink
John Fink
Washington
Walter Fink
Rockville
Paul and
Maynard Fink
Florida
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
William B. Hilton
Rosea M. Pryor
Rosea May Pryor
Thopolis Pryor
Wolfsville
Josiah J
Susan Linebaugh Kline
Grossnickie
Raymond Willard
Smithsburg
Woodrow Kline
Myersville
Martin Kline
Edgar
Beaver Creek
Albert
Maurice
Lloyd Wolfe
John Weaver
Gettysburg
Grossnickle
Robert L. Strickler
The
Gladhill Co
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Charles Francis Wachter
Frank Fitzgerald
Lewis Stoner
Everrett Chrismer
Paul Keepers
Lawrence Orndorff
Guy Baker
L. Allison
Marigaret
Eileen Lidie
Calvin Lidie Sr
West Fifth Street
East Church Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Church
Wilfred Kaufman
R. Brad Wolfe
Melvin Birely
John James
Joseph Griffin
C. Frost Betson
Erry Lee Morningstar
Buckeystown
Baker VA Center
Martinsburg
J. W. Briscoe
Urbana Methodist Church
William C. Harpold
Paul Geisbert
Ralph Kanode
Clide Adams
Lewis Harm
Winamac
Ind
Michigan City State Prison
John Messick
Jasper-Pulaski State Game Preserve
Maine Result Indicates GOP Loss of House Control
Maine election results suggest a heavy defeat for Republicans, with major drops in GOP percentages across districts and strong figures for Senator Margaret Chase Smith. The analysis cites a fractured party, unemployment impact in textile regions, weak GOP leadership, and shifting voter sentiment as signs of a broad national setback.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Maine
House of Representatives
Congress
U.5
Payne
Margaret Chase Smith
Dewey
Isenhower
Smith
Cides
White House
Weddings Wastler Warren and Nasser Stoner Tie Knots
Multiple weddings are noted: Ethel Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs William Warren Lewistown wed Yarnell Wastler son of Mr and Mrs Tin Fessa the Wretles at Walkersville Methodist Church with Rev William Taylor officiating. In Westminster Miss Lucy Jane Stoner married Mitchell Nasser with Rev Dr Lowell S Ensor presiding at 4 pm.
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Helen Stull
William
Taylor
Lafayette
Wastler
Raymond
Ruth
Nancy
Frankie Wastler
William Warren
Dale Warren
Kathryn
Baltimore
George Scott
Reese
John Waldron
Sandra
Henry Warren
Eben Warren
Nellie Fries
Milton
James Swanger
Arthur Swanger
Willa Shannon
Lewisburg
Richard Antoine
New York
Anna Fox
George Fisher
Patricia
Raymond Clingan
Joan
Charles
Betty
Rachael Wastler
Roy Shank
Allen Martz
Mary Catherine
Howard Wagner
Lester Barnes
Raymond Stull
Donald
Helen
Paul
Donald Kendall
Janie
Ross Stull
Louise
Lydia Lambert
LeRoy Hann
Beverly
Chrys Lynn
Frankie
Clarence Warner
David
Sterling Warren
Becky
Janet
Carl
Alton Powell
Charles Putman
Catherine Lohr
Floyd Stull
Vivian
Yvonne
Lee
Wiles
Tommy
Oscar Putman
Norma Stull
Miriam Stull
Albert Powell
Jewell
Beeson
Joey and
Grace Gray
Jean Wachter
Ira Rippeon
Nasser—Stoner
Jesse E. Stoner
Westminster
Lucy Jane Stoner
Mitchell Nasser
George Nasser
Huntington
West Virginia
Lowell S. Ensor
Jane B. Wigginton
Louisville
Frederick Couple Weds in Louisville After Home Economics Ties
The ceremony united Miss ? in Frederick with Mr. Nasser of Louisville. The groom’s brother John Nasser served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home before a wedding trip south. The bride, tied to Potomac Edison and Western Maryland College, will reside at 231 Kennedy Avenue, Louisville. The groom is with General Electric in Louisville's major appliance division.
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John Nasser
Leleney
Kennedy Avenue
Louisville
Nasser
Frederick
Home Service
Potomac Edison Company
General Electric Consumers Institute
Western Maryland College
Purdue University
General Electric
Residents hospitalized in Frederick area updates
Reports list multiple local residents admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital or treated at area facilities. Names include Mary Wiles Castle Nellie McCarthy Anna Kennedy Millard Waines John J Frank Ronald Martin Wilbur Stout Charles E Lines Ralph A Greiman Jr R George Wright with details of transfers admissions and general condition updates.
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Mus
Mary Wv. Castle
West Second Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Nellie E. McCarthy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anna Kennedy
William Ae. Kennedy
East Second Street
Millard Waines
West Fourteenth Street
John J. Frank
YMCA
United Rescue Ambulance
Ronald Martin
East Fifth Street
Mount City Temple No 14 Pythian Sisters Meeting
Pythian Sisters held its regular meeting Monday evening in the Pythian Temple on Court street. Mrs. Myrtle Gittings, most excellent chief, presided and a birthday party for her followed with many gifts including a corsage of one dollar bills. Next Monday night Friendship Night will be held in the Temple.
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Mount City Temple No. 14
Pythian Sisters
Pythian Temple
Court Street
Myrtle Gittings
Gittings
Insurance and Babson on protecting with many kinds
Roger W. Babson argues for comprehensive insurance including hurricane, life, and health, urging frequent review of policies, selecting reputable long standing firms, and obtaining written coverage letters from agents. He notes hurricane losses in New England, the need for clear policy terms, and cautions about gaps in coverage and legal requirements.
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Roger W. Babson
Boston
N. H
Blue Cross
Moyer W. Babson
New England
Insurance Commissions
Pub
Fin
Buine
Disabled Veterans Picnic Gratitude From Local Red Cross
Fifty veterans from Walter Reed Hospital Bethesda Naval Center and Ft Belvoir attended a picnic at Camp Kanataha in Frederick county last Wednesday. The event was arranged by the local Red Cross chapter and the Fish and Game Protective Association who provided meal and entertainment. Dan Weinberg and Mrs Ralph Kline represented the Red Cross and transported the veterans to the site.
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The
Red Cross
Wilbur Baker
Fish and Game Protective Association
Walter Reed Hospital
Bethesda Naval Center
Ft. Belvoir
Camp Kanatoha
Fish and Game Association
Frederick County
Dan Weinberg
Ralph Kline
Love Rides The Rails at Mountain Theater Braddock Heights
Community Players stage Love Rides The Rails at Mountain Theater Braddock Heights for a four night run to help liquidate a deficit. The cast rollicks through 16 scenes with Frances Reinhart as Mrs Hopewell and Walker Joliffe as Simon Darkway in a lighthearted melodrama set in a 1890s style rail context.
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Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
Mountain Theater Company
Frances Reinhart
Prudence
Dottie Zimmerman
Simon
Mrs. Hopewell
Darkway
Dirk Sneath
Jack Geating
Carlotta Cortez
Paradise Cafe
Marjorie Russell
Sneath
Frederick Community Concert Drive Aims For Capacity
Membership drive at 15 East Patrick Street progresses with a 1000 person limit tied to Frederick High School seating. Tickets are not sold individually. calls secure seats for concerts through the season featuring the National Symphony Orchestra led by Howard Mitchell and the Angelairés. The program spans Frederick and neighboring cities with plans to finalize artist lineups Saturday night.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Frederick High School
National Symphony Orchestra
Howard Mitchell
Angelairés
Association
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Army Cpl Baker Helps Build Korean Schoolhouse
Army Corporal Lee R. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Baker of Middle Town Maryland, helped build a primary grades schoolhouse in Korea with the 7th Infantry Division as part of Armed Forces Assistance to Korea. He arrived in the Far East last September and serves as a communications specialist with the Tank Company of the 17th Infantry Regiment. He entered the Army in March 1953 and trained at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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Ith DIV
Korea
Army
Lee R. Baker
Paul E. Baker
Route
Middletown
7Th Infantry Division
Armed Forces Assistance
Baker
Far East
17Th Infantry Regiment
Fort Knox
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Rock of Gibraltar
Paul Thomas
Hopewells
Ien
Patricia Thomas
Carlotta
Fifi
Richard Shoemaker
Fred Wheelwright
Tom Bailey
Dan
Winnie Molesworth
Beulah
Charles Crum
Evelyn R. White
Edith Wisner
Mary Louise Chesley
Carol Ann Dorses
Clinton Hughes
Phebe
Dick Summers
David Spiner
James Decker
Winchester
Charles Town
W. Va
Hazel Scott
Leonard Rose
Boris
Hobi
New York Ballet Company
Ray Dudley
Robert Shaw
Eugene Litt
Carol Glenn
Howe
Herscle AG
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