U S Aids Chiang in Formosa Standoff Weighs Demilitarizing Quemoy
A wartime policy debate unfolds as the United States ponders untested cease fire and demilitarization of Quemoy amid tensions with China and Soviet pressure. Chiang Kai-shek faces pressure to withdraw troops, while Washington balances defense commitments and risks of broader war in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marion
Associated Press
Washington
Secamara
United Nating
Formosa
Chima
United States
Sossret Foretza Minster Ansher Gromyke
Far East
America
Chiang Kawa
Quemoy
Chiang
China
Quejmay
George Yeh
Eisenhower
Yeh
Matsu Islands
Dulles
Que ‘Moy
Viet Nam
Korea
Promisers Take Note on deficit forecasts for 1950s
Maurice H. Stans told the American Bankers Association the Treasury expects a 5-billion-dollar deficit by mid-1951 with revenue gains unlikely to offset expansion in welfare and foreign aid programs. He warned that inflation and rising costs threaten revenue, spending, and budget balancing. The forecast is seen as political fodder for the 1960 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice H. Stans
American Bankers Association
Mr. Stans
Raritan Club Hears Schwagel Talk at September Meeting
The Wolfsvire Raritan Club met on Monday September 15 with vice president Albert Bear presiding. National Burman President Rome Schwagel spoke on Ruritan aims and leadership, noting 286 clubs in Virginia and strong growth in Ohio. A charity shooting event supported community projects including school playground repairs and monthly trash collection. A Ladies' Night is planned in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsvire Raritan Club
Albert Bear
Varwes
Saght
Rome Schwagal
Schwagel
Ruritan
Raritan
Nixon to Speak at Pikesville Campaign Banquet
TV and Radio Vice President Richard M. Nixon will address a S100-a-plate campaign banquet at the Pikesville Armory at 7 p.m. October 22. The event was announced in a letter to D. Eldred Rinehart, Maryland Republican chair. Co-chairs are John W. Boynton and Thomas G. Tinsley Jr. Also notes Harvey TV preview, stage stars, and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Nixon
Pikesville
D. Eldred Rinehart
Republican, State Central Committee of
Maryland
Nixon
Deaths and notices from Cleveland and beyond
John W. Love 63 Cleveland Press editor and columnist died Sunday night, heart attack en route to work after car crossed a center divider and struck a tree. News notes include obits for Leshe arsine, 69, Corning Leader assistant publisher. Porter became editor in Buffalo. other city and national notices with dates, places, and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Love
Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Love
Scrippsl
Howard Papers
Associated Press
Corning
N.Y
Leshe' Arsine
Kimble
Atlanta
Clear
Bismarck
Fear
Boston
Tain
Buffalo
BeePaper
Ilisher
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Millard Tawes
Miami
Cratic
Comptron
Milwaukee
Kiwanians
Mois-St.Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Frederick City
Beth Sholom
Philadelphia
Edward M
State Central Committee
Estee B. Zentz
Munich
Germany
Robert P. How
Bob Hope Delivers First Season Show On NBC With Roberta
Bob Hope kicks off the season with a lively NBC broadcast of the operetta Roberta, aided by Anna Maria Alberghetti and Janis Paige in and around the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
Roberta
Nbc-Fvy
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Janis Paige
Miss Dolores Sicilia Weds Lieut Fitzgerald in Thurmont
Miss Dolores Sicilia daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Sicilia of Thurmont married Lt Thomas S Fitzgerald U S Air Force son of Mrs Allen Fitzgerald also of Thurmont in a Catholic church ceremony officiated by Rev John Hart. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace and pearls, bouquet of roses and carnations. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Phyllis Sicilia and bridesmaids, with a reception at the American Legion Home. The couple planned a Canada trip and will reside in Hampton after October. The groom is an aviation cadet and recent graduate of Walkersville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Sicilia
Peter Sicilia
Thurmont
Thomas 5
Guy Baker
Emmitsburg
Mary Phyllis Sicilia
Margaret Meyer
Malverene Park
Long Island
Patricia Tower
Washington
Cecelia Ann Sicilia
Plower
Donna Marie de Filippo Byram
Joseph Fitzerald
Canada
Hampton A
Thomont High School
St Joseph’ College
Louis W. Clark
Walkersville High School
Aviation Cadet
Harlingen
Tex
United States Air Force
Green—Oland
Marilyn Eileen Oland
Everett Jones
Oland Hawkins
Brookeville
Lester Runkles Jr
Damascus
Harold Staley
Frederick
Oland
I Green
Damascus High School
Gardner School of Business
Silver Spring
A ?Damascus High School
Green
Gue Road
Weddings Fisher-Damuth as Emmitsburg couple wed
Miss Nora Belt Damuth daughter of the late Lester E and Reba Poole exchanged vows with Eugene Fister son of Mr and Mrs Dozalg Fister at eight oclock Wednesday at Grave Evangelical and Reformed Church. Rev Morgan R W Andreas officiated. Matron of honor was Mrs Harold G Cool sister of the bride. Best man was Harold G Cool. The couple will reside in Rocky Ridge after a wedding trip through Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher—Damuih
Nora Belt Damuth
Lester E
Reab2
Poole
Dash
Lanes Town
Roper
Harold G Cool
Littlestown
Brute
Harold G. Cool
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Rocky Ruitge
Emmitsburg High School
G. Best
California Religious Issue At Ballot Box Again
California faces a second ballot effort in six years on whether parochial schools should be exempt from property taxes. The 1952 vote was a narrow Yes. now added voters and broad political support from major candidates shape the fight. Opponents cite constitutional questions and court battles, as supporters push tax relief for religious schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Oponents
Ss. Supreme Court
Parochial School Tax Debate Sweeps California
A pamphlet campaign argues against tax funding for parochial schools in California. Data show 1006 private schools with 633 Catholic 390 Protestant 4 Jewish and 39 nonsectarian. Catholic enrollment exceeds 270,000. Controller Kirk estimates potential cost to educate parochial pupils at about 110 million dollars, while opponents cite private school property values rising from 14 to 53 million since 1953, urging taxes on such properties like others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerreat Eeren Sree
California
Robert C. Kirksood
Irgue
Local Personal News Highlights Weekend in Baltimore and Births
Mr and Mrs Robert Nico demus Sr of Walkersville spent the weekend in Baltimore at the Lord Baltimore Hotel and watched the Oviole games including a no hitter on Saturday. Trooper Le and Mrs Lawrence Dunn announce the birth of a third daughter at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Notables in town include Chief R Arnold Simmons and his daughter Rebecca Ann celebrating birthdays. Nearby residents and visitors from Unionville Quincy Brunswick Baltimore Camp Lejeune Morgantown share greetings and travels with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Nicodemus Sr
Walkersville
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Charles Knapp
Unionville
I/e
Lawrence L. Dunn
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
R. Arnold Simmons
Thurmont
Rebecca Ann
John D. Spurner
Darlene
Kathy
Marilyn
Quincy
Daniel Fout
East Church Street
Martlin M. Spurrier
Naomi Shipley
West Patrick Street
Harold Foster
Washington
Richard B. Mankin
Camp Lejeumne
N.C
Morgantown
W. Va
Monroe Beard
Yellow Springs
Harley
Dow
Morgantown Medical Center
Memorial Medal Presented For Close Order Drill Excellence
Pictured from left are M. Sat. Harry W Barigis Lt Col Robert F Barrick ret. and Cal Barrick. Barrick pins the Guy Anders Memorial Medal on Fox for proficiency in close order drill. The annual award honors Major Anders and the 17S A USth Infantry Marsland National Guard connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Barigis
Robert F. Barrick
Fox
Cal
Barrick
Guy Anders
Local notes span hospital transfers and odd errands
The report lists Oan EB Miller of Rocky Ridge moved from Dr. Gray’s office in Thurmont to Frederick Memorial Hospital by American Legion ambulance. Aubrey Davis remains in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial. Mrs. P A Richardson returns home after a two week medical stay. A spare tire appeal surfaces as Miss Pat Rosencrantz seeks help after another flat while returning from laundry to her Urbana farm. An interim tire swap by a News-Post employee follows before she reaches home. A military notice mentions Paul Brandenburg, engine man third class, of Middletown, Md., married to former Miss Chris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oan EB. Miller
Rocky Ridge
James K. Gray
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
American Legion Ambulance
Aubrey Davis
G. Frederick
P. A. Richardson
West Twelfth Street
Frederick Memorial ‘Hospital
Pat Rosencrantz
The
Frederick News
Urbana
Second Street
Youngest Loudoun County Treasurer Named in Virginia
Leesburg Va George W Titus 21 of Lucketts was appointed Loudoun County treasurer last Friday to fill the vacancy caused by the death of S Reed Galleher. The circuit court named Titus who has served as deputy treasurer since August 1957 and will serve until December 31 1959. He graduated from Strayer School of Accountancy in 1957 with a bachelor of commercial science degree and is a member of Phi Theta Pi. He attended Loudoun High School where he won the wood citizenship award in 1955. He belongs to Leesburg Methodist Church and serves as secretary of the church men's clan. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J Nelson Titus of Turketts. State auditors flagged the late Galleher accounts as among the best kept they had ever audited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
George W. Titus
Lucketts
Loudoun Conny
S. Reed Galleher
Circuit Court
Rasner Vinea
Titus
Loudoun
Strayer's School of Accountancy
Phi Theta Pi Fraternity
Loudoun High School
Leesburg Methodist Church
J. Nelson Titus
Turketts
Mr. Gelleher
Hooper of Union Bridge serves aboard USS Pocono
Hooper of Union Bridge is serving aboard the amphibious force flagship USS Pocono attached to the U S Sixth Fleet off Beirut Lebanon.
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Hooper
Union Bridge
Amphibious Force
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Beirut
Lebanon
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Raritan Club
Charles Mercer
Harvey
du Pont
CBS TV
Art Carney
Elwood P. Dowd
Elwood
Ban
Marion Lorne
Mr. Harry
Carney
Hoke
Geo. K. Bire
Ally
M. E. Getzendanner
David Susskind
Charles P. Troxell
Larry Blyden
M. L. Troxell
Y.mac.a
Wm. D. Zammerman
Lester Smith
Edw
Eichelberger
Wm. C. Johnson
J. P. Tyler
Mas. H. Apple
W. Harry Haller
D. F. Marker
J. Travers Thomas
C. Albert Gilson
Suresh Kiar
William T. Reedy
Reading
H. Williams
Chicago
H. ' Williams
Tlinois Racing Board
National Assn. of . Racing Commissioners
R. G. Hunter
Towa
Robertson G. Hunter
Equitable Life Innsurance Co
Iowa
Scotland
Hunter
Beverly Ann
New Windsor
24Th Infantry Division
the News
Thomas S. Fitzgerald
Lewisdale
Mickey
Bonnie Lewis
Whipp
Ray Harding
Dorothy Disney
RFD
Jack Kennedy
iollowIg
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Citiens
Frederick Co
Nat l
Ifréd. Hote Tunis
Zmi Potomac Edison
Potomac-Edison
Frederck Gas
Marken & Bielfeld
Merle G. Deener
Knoxville
Fort Knox
Kenneth I. Deener
Army Armor Training Centre
Danet
And
Frank Keefer
Incal
Guard
Bartgis
Cap'n. Anders
Beirut, Lebanon
Paul E. Brandenburg
GSN
Arthur W. Brandenburg
Route 1
Middletown
Chris
Loudoun Treas
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