Russians Propose Closing Overseas Bases
In a column attributed to Russian Defense Minister G. K. Zhukov, Moscow urges the United States to close overseas military installations near the Soviet Union and China. The piece argues such a move would weaken Western defense and leave the U.S. vulnerable to a rapid Soviet thrust, while noting hopes for an exchange of blueprints and aerial inspections.
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G. K. Zhukov
United States
Soviet Union
China
Russia
Finland
America
U. S
Aloscow
Zhukov
Tron
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Sept 23 1505
The column recaps events from September 23, 1505 including injuries from bicycle fall in Emmitsburg, lacerations to fingers in Taneytown, and wheat corn barley market notes. Grand jury session in Frederick examined 339 witnesses with 108 presentments and urged removing Montevue hospital from politics. Hotel financing in Frederick discussed with bids and subscriptions. Tennis doubles finals in Brunswick saw Jolliffe and Smith defeat Jones and Yellett securing a silver loving cup. Snakes found in gutter near Market and West Fourth. local candidate Samuel P D Thomas declined House of Delegates nomination, with vacancy to be filled by the county central committee.
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Montevue, Hospital
B. H. Pollack
Baltimore
Frederick
Brunswick
Jolliffe and Smith
Jones
Yellett
William Schnauffer
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Column
Twenty years ago items from The News column dated September 23 1985 report thieves visiting offices in Frederick taking about five dollars in gold from Dr A O Leon at 10 North Market Street. They failed to gain entry at Dr Noah E. Kefauver in the Rosenour building. Rev Dr James Montgomery delivered the sermon at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Churchs fifth anniversary and the 163rd year of the Methodist church. Dr Norman Ward president of Western Maryland College died suddenly while delivering a principal address at a young peoples meeting. The Mighty fell to McCords Field as Middletown defeated the Frederick Hustlers 7 to 5 behind Arthur Hauver pitching.
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Nso Frederick
OE Leon
North Market Street
Noah E. Kefauver
Rosenour
James § .Montgomery
House of Representatives
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
A Norman Ward
Western Maryland College
Belaix
Jhe Mighty
McCords Field
Middletown
Frederick Hustlers
Arthur Hauver
Chap man engagement announced from Camp Betneck
Lt Col and Mrs John C Chapman announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene to Lt Leslie K Johnson of Texas A studio wedding date is set. Arlene Chapman appeared locally with the Community Players in Harvey portraying nurse Ruth Kelly. Leslie Johnson is a University of Texas graduate stationed in Spandau, Germany. Bray
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John C. Chapman
Camp Betneck
Arlene
Leslie K. Johnson
Tex
Miss Chapman
Community Players
Harvey
Ruth Kelly
Liv Johnson
University of Texas
Spankolde
Germany
Bray
Wheels Fall Off Trucks In Hagerstown Accidents
In Hagerstown on September 22 two truck incidents caused damage but no fatalities occurred. A milk truck spilled most of its cans after veering off a road, injuring Ralph Bartles with a back strain. A tractor trailer lost its rear wheels, damaging Thuroton Lynch’s car, with no injuries reported. state trooper Garvey cited sheared lug bolts as the suspected cause.
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Hagerstown
Antietam Drive
Ralph Bartles
Bartles
Luther L. Turner
Rerstown
Fairview Mountain
U. S. 40
Thuroton A. Lynch
Needmore
Lynch
Richard Garvey
Multiple Patients Admitted and Discharged in Maryland Hospitals
Among the sick Mrs Lewis Moberly and Mrs George Jacobs were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs George Bennett of Brunswick returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital after ten days as a surgical patient. Mrs Grace Booth was moved to University Hospital Baltimore for treatment. Mr Thaddeus Staley, a Knownsle farmer, recovering from surgery at Washington County Hospital, may return home soon. Albert Myers, nine, treated at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg after a fall from a bridge. Reeves, Maryland secretary of state, discharged from Suburban Hospital Bethesda after an operation earlier this month.
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Lewis Moberly
Fleming Avenue
Frederick J Memorial Hospital
George Jacobs
West Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Bennett
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins Hosptat
Baltimore
Grace Booth
West Potomac Street
University Hospital
C. H. Feete
Bro
Thaddeus Staley
Knownsle
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstoun
Albert Myers
Francis Myers
Ammesbuig
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettyshag
Washington
Joan Ro Reeves
Maryland
Staunton approves parking garage plan for downtown
Voters in Staunton Virginia authorized the City Council to spend about 3375.00 to build a steel and concrete triple deck parking facility in the downtown shopping district. The garage will house 220 cars with entrances and exits on three principal streets.
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Staunton
DAR Plans Relocation Of Historic Jug Marker
Frederick DAR hosts Constitution Day with business noting a major project to restore and relocate the old jug from the Jim Bridge site over the Monocacy. Members discuss Constitution Week events, a future marker dedication for William Tyler Page, and campus choir news plus community notices.
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DAR
Historicaug
C. L. Mullen
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Jim Bridge
Monocacy
William 4
Storm
Pearl Bader
Congress
Record Street
William Tyler Page
Sherman P. Bowers
Chester Childs
William M. Storm
Emma Thompson
Caroline Winebrenner
More Volunteers Sought For Montevue
Mrs. Emily Biddle of the local Red Cross asks for three to four more volunteers to assist at Montevue. Contact Federated Charities headquarters on South Market Street and attend a meeting October 5 at 7 00 p m. An orientation for all Red Cross workers is set for October 13 in the Chapter rooms.
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Emily Biddle
Red Cross
Montevue
Biddle
Focal
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Merwyn Fuss Speaks At Brotherhood Meet
Merwyn Fuss of Taneytown spoke to the Manor Lutheran Parish Brotherhood at St Marks Church in Doubs on the group’s aims and functions as a church auxiliary. The meeting included hymn singing, a prayer, and a business session led by Edward Baumgardner.
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Manor Lutheran Parish
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Doubs
Merwyn Fuss
Taneytown
Fuss
United Lutheran Church Brotherhood Organization
Brotherhood
Howard Do? Fry
Gordon C. Hite
St. Marks
Edward Baumgardner
Carlos Specht
Russell Castle
Stanley Fry
Homecoming Day Observed at St Mark's Doubs
St Mark's Lutheran church Doubs plans Homecoming Sunday with 9 am Sunday School, 10 am Harvest festival led by Rev Gordon Ulie, and a 2:30 pm Parish House dedication with Rev Howard McCarney and Rev Robert Richardson. Elmer Brown to present keys. Mark Evans to deliver main address. lunch at 12:30 pm. attendees from multiple states promised. Committee chairs include S Ebmer Brown and James Titus.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Gordon C. Ulie
Howard J. McCarney
Middletown Lutheran Church
Weston Conference
Evangelical Synod of
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvani
This State
District of Columbia
Virginia
S. Ebmer Brown
L. Rayhu Specht
William E. Brown
Russell Castle
Edward Carey
James Titus
Raymond Basford
Hume Davis
Lena Main
ROTC Faculty Appointee at St Michael's College
Capt Francis N Staley a Berlin Air Lift veteran joins St Michael's College ROTC faculty in WINOOSKI PARK He is a Frederick Md native who served as a pilot in Europe and China Burma theater earning the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal He resides at 194 University Heights Burlington with his wife Anne Clinton and two children.
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Winooski Park
Berlin
Air Force
ROTCC
St. Michael's College
Francis N. Staley
Frederick
Germany
Europe
Rhine Main
Frankfurt
St. John’s High School
Mt. St Mary’s College
Eammitsburg
Staley
South America
Pan American Grace
Peru
University Heights
Burlington
Anne Clinton
Savannah
Soroptimist Club Hears Mrs Fellers Speaker
Mrs Luta Fellers former South Atlantic Soroptimist governor spoke at the local club dinner in the Francis Scott Key Hotel. She outlined Soroptimist Founders Week, club expansion to 627 American Federation clubs and 21,000 members, international scope, and cooperative projects including support for the Women's Hospital in Philadelphia. Edith Rinehart of Baltimore stressed club coordination before closing remarks.
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Luta Fellers
South Atlantic
Soroptimist International
Soroptimist Club
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Florence Sorrentino
Sorrentino
United States
Canada
Mexico
South
Central America
Fellers
Gee East
Federation
Feilers
Women’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Feller
Edith Rinehart
Baltimore
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Norte
James Houck
Emmitsburg
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
William Sheely
Cambridge Rubber Co
the News
Harry B. Flemming
Mt. Aiev
Hannah E. Hulver
Ronald W. Magin
E. Fred Magin
Westminster
Society News
Sally Anita Stevens
Marion College For Women
Marion
Miss Stevens
C.grayson Stevens
Happy Acres
Rfd 5
Marguerite E Haines
Harry R. Staines
West Fourteenth Street
Rigby Best
Richard H. Best
Rock Till
Dicky
Gary Rudy
Bobby Nusbaum
Cappy Cline
Sidney Miller
Freddie Broadrup
Michael Schaden
David Boone
Douglas
Leroy Hoke
Jody Vona
Gerald Koehl
Jimmy tWammond
Johnnie Goodman
Cinda Dorsey
Susan Tir
Janet Marsh
I Treva Seidling
Virginia Best
Karen Follman
Lois Seeger
Susan Schildknecht
Sandra Branson
Messrs
Robert L. Windsor
Steve Krusings
Irving H. Well
Convention Hall
DeSoto Salesetting
Robert N. Fothergill
LeRoy Fothergill
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick High School
Ralph FE
Catsail
Lewistown
Edward Lee
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Helen
Smith
OW Braddock
Mildred ‘T. Dunne
Samp Detrick
Creat Smoky National Park
Tenn
Anne M. Catt
Walker Carty
Rockwell ‘Verrace
New London
N. 4
Calby Danier College
A. Alfred Wiles
G. Arthur Wiles
New Market
U. S. Army
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Pennsylvania
College Park
Mary Grove
James HO Grave Jr
Arlington
Mary Mount Junior College
Harry Kline
Otto Sehalat
Dayton
Daisy Kline
Motler Avenue
Geigsboro
Wiraama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Grayson R. Bowers
Texas
Ralph
Bowers
Fort Hood
Martin L. Bowers
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Wedgewood
John 4. G. Smith
Claude Barrick
Paul Willard
Howard Pryor
John Ewell
Carlton Molesworth
Chase Gove
Franklin Birely
Brig Lundgren
Barrick
Carlisle Smith
Theron Green
Frederick Fair
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland
All Saints Parish Hall
Hammond Clary
West Patrick Street
Cobh
Ireland
Rynden
Holland
Bellum
France
Switzerland
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Austria
Denmark
Sweden
England
Scotland
Clary
Salaberg
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College Place
New York City
Statler Hotel
Vernal C. Moore
Candice
Helen Kussmaul
Leesburg
Charles Ray Morgan
RFD
J. Frederick
Charles Edward
August Sio
William Monroe Coran
C. & P. ‘Telephone Company of Baltimore Iy
Cumberland
Hagserstown
Coran
The
Telephone Company
Corin
H Mealy Parkway
Alonzo W. Corin
Doris Ann Baumsgardner
Harry D. Baumgardner
West Pirth Street
University of Maryland
Baumgardner
Somerset Hall
George S Walden
Balliston Spa
Fo Earle Shriner
West Second Street
Ins
Middlebure
Carroll County
Bowling Bronk
Robert W. Walden
Roxal Remsberg Jr
Richard Will
Monnay
Walter Fieming
Barthions
John Ad Warfield O
Olver Hoffman
Charles T. Stansfurs
Gene Stansbury
Danny Vrs
Walter Fleming
Joe
Bernard McClain
James Harris
Charles Hargett
Carl Garver
Florida Mount
Abe Poole
Lula Hatfield
Sterling Mullinix
Howard Scheel
Elizabeth Boxer
Austin Main
Ruth Main
Ollie Bennett
Dale
Oliver F.° .Hoffman
Marshall Sprague
John G. Warfield Sr
Clark
Thomas Anderson
Austin Tucker
Susie
Mabel Becraft
Ray Rue
Marcia
Franklin M. Shaw
Pamela Jaye
Shaw
Shirley Ann Bussard
Poolesville
Women's Democratic League of
Frederick County
T. Vv
Edwood Esiker
William
Bennett
Roy Mumford
Mrs
Wil! Flantt
Frederick County Historical Society
Roger Brooke Taney
Glenn A. Main Jr
Dill Avenue
Carolyn Dale
Winston
Robert A. Winston
Washington, D.C
Chevy Chase
Cochran School of Art
Washington, D. C
Wayman Adams
Elizabethtown
North End
Staley Park Fieldhouse
George Grable
Thurmont
Fmmar Thompson
West Charel Street
Thousand Islands
Ivan Shuffer
George Giemer
Paul
K Poster
Harry Boteler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Tounsville
Ser Kaplan
Rosemont
Anaw
Lou Stetten
S T Hogan
Ward Warrington
Jb. J. Brown
Blair Harrington
Ella R Hogan
Winchester
Vernon Wo Nuademus
Lucille
Monrotia
Suncax
Lona Sitademus
Eva SF. Shafer
West B Street
Elaine Womeltdolph
EL Paso
Daisy Richards
Balemore
T Hoan
H. L. Brown
Ralph Manuel
Barnmouth College
Hanover Noh
Vic
Ralphy W Manuel
Thelma Nixon
Silver Spring
Leon Wolfe
Donna Jean
Magerstoun
Miller
Amos Kaplan
Bruswick
Sam Sacks
Chambersburg
Penna
Donald C. Whiteworth Sr
North Bentz Street
Dawn Amanda Whitworth
Whitworth
C Edward Winpigter
Thomas K. Nagte
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Robert L. Storer
John R. Wallace
U.S. 15
Roy E. Summers
Pennsylvania Avenue
MD. 355
Edward P. Oden
Ivan B. White
Hill
West
Storer
Charles W. Grove
South Water Street
A. G. Hedden
Russell C. Buffington
ML. Pleasant
Harry C. Wastler
Libertytown
At. Pleasant
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Calvary Methodist Church
Alice Shreve
Buckeystown
Margaret Thomas
Barbara Beall
Hilda Haller
Mary Yingling
Gopher Gulch
Lillian Null
William Hall
Fort Jackson, S
Paul H Burrier
Vielen J. Burrier
Detour
Waynesboro
Charles W. Damuth
Barrette
St. Mark’s
Capt. Staley
Mrs. Fellers
Sol
Dad
Spike
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