Vishinsky casts warning as warmonger charge grows
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky calls American leaders and papers warmongers at a 23 hour press conference. He accuses the United States of an alleged atomic war plot against the USSR and hints U.S. officials like John Foster Dulles influence U.S. policy, while proposing harsher imprisonment for such instigators. The remarks risk widening the United Nations rift as the American delegation weighs response.
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Andrei Vishinsky
Truman
Marshall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vishinsky
United Nations
Russia
Hitler
John Foster Dules
Ussr
Dulles
United States
U. N Assembly
Italy
England
Monday Night Bowling League Latest Results and Standings
Dack’s leads Whitmore’s by two, Castle’s up two, and Frederick’s top Mossburg 3 0. Weekly matchups show Dack’s vs Young’s Castle’s vs Mossburg’s Frederick’s vs Whitmore’s. Standings list Whitmore 6 3 667, Castle 5 4 556, Young 4 5 444, Frederick 3, Mossburg 2 4 333. Women high game Smith 115 and 310. Men high game Frederick 126 and 345.
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Dack’s
Whitmore’s
Castles
Young's
Frederick S
Mossburg S
Castle's
Mossburg
Frederick's
Whitmore
OL. Pet
Castle Ane F
Jack
Young
Frederick . Kha Ie
N_ Smith
R. Frederick
Master of Commercial Science Awarded to Captain Samuel Miles
Captain Samuel He Miles, director of Personnel of the Azores Base Command, received the Master of Commercial Science degree from Southeastern University in absentia due to military duties. He earlier earned a Bachelor of Commercial Science in 1941, graduated Richard Montgomery High School, and has served in the India China Division of the Air Transport Command, with recent stationing in the Azores.
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Samuel He Miles
Azores Base Command
Southeastern University
Washington
Aiiles
Miles
Dora E. Miles
Hyattstown
Richard Montgomery High School
Rockville
India-China
Air Transport Command
1346Th Aaf
1346Th
China
Mules
States
503Rd Aaf
Washington National
Azores
Two Companies To Sponsor Telecasts In World Series
Mutual Broadcasting System president Edgar Kobak announced that Butual and Ford Motor Co will sponsor the 1957 World Series telecast with Gillette safety razor blades, a nationwide Mutual radio broadcast to be handled exclusively. A Cincinnati announcement by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler indicated sponsors and terms remained to be ironed out before withdrawal. The item includes unrelated local scores and a Bohemian tale.
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New York
Edgar Kobak
Mutual Broadcasting System
Butual
Gillette
Ford Motor Co
Cincinnati
A. B.happy Chandler
Mutual
Union Bridge area events and notices from local Brethren service to community updates
A Brethren Service Center consecration service on September 25 in New Windsor organized by Rev Levi Zeigler featured music and stewardship themes. Local events include Junior outing at Linne Park, Family Night planned for October 12, and rest room renovations at Union Bridge Methodist Church with updated lighting and linoleum. Also noted are visits by residents, Constitution Day activities at Elmer Wolfe school, PTA plans, and a remark on erosion control using fence posts on farms.
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Union Bridge
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Nevin Zook
A. C. Baugher
Elizabethtown College
Levi Zeigler
Nce
Thurl Metzger
Calvert Elfis
Funderburg
Junors
Brethren Church
Leneh Park
Mothers and Daughters
Margaret Stultz
Irene Dell
Manchester Road
Raymond Johnson
Muddleberg
Newton Sixx
Charles Stull
Marilyn
Charlene
Catonsville
HL. Broadwater
Elmer Wolfe
Circus Man Freed in Murder Case at Baltimore Show
Hubert Thompson, 44, assistant foreman of the Ringling Brothers circus, was found innocent in criminal court on a murder charge tied to a fatal shooting of a circus employee during last spring's show in Baltimore. City Planning Commission preliminarily approves plats for Wilbur Margett sub-division and Bernard R Grove Villa Estates. consideration urged for revising real estate rules at Madison and Burke streets. Wooden horses used by polo enthusiasts for practice.
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Baltimore
Hubert Thompson
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
City Planning Commission
Wilbur Margett
Bernard R Grove
Madison and
Burke Streets
Browns Stay Undefeated In A A F C Thriller
The Cleveland Browns beat the Chicago Rockets 41 to 31 to remain the lone undefeated team in the All-America Football Conference before 23 067 fans.
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Browns
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Rockets
Birthday and community notices from Taneytown area
Taneytown and Baltimore area items report a surprise birthday for Mrs. F E Shaum hosted by son Francis E Jr with twenty guests including Rev David W Shaurm. In Baltimore Mr and Mrs Emerson Andrew and sons Leo and George visited Mrs Andrew’s parents, Mr and Mrs Pius L Hemler. Baptism of George William Knox, infant son of Mr and Mrs George Knox, performed by Rev Charles Walker with sponsors Mr and Mrs William Myers. Girls 4H Club met Sept 18 with fifteen members. plans for the year include handicraft. Refreshments by Miss Janice Naylor. Ni Donatelli of Pittsburgh visiting Shaum family. Mrs Flora Leister returned.
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Laneytown
F. E. Shaum
Middle Street
Francis E. Jr
David W. Shaurm
Baltimore
Emerson Andrew
Leo
George
Andrew
Pius L. Hemler
George Willam Knox
George Knox
Charles Walker
St Joseph's Church
William Myers
Garber
Carroll County
Belva Koons
Janice Naylor
West
Baltimore Street
Ni Donatelli
Pittsburgh
F E Shaum
Flora Leister
Local notes on visits and students across towns
The News Frederick reports social notes from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Mrs Leister travels from York with her mother Mrs George Bender staying longer. Miss Helen Arnold prepares to resume studies at Notre Dame Baltimore as a junior. Miss Eleanor Birne, visiting from Washington, sees Amelia Annan. Mrs Josephine Hull Armstrong of Waynesboro visits Clotworthy. Miss Louella Sauble returns to Hood College Frederick for her junior year. A railway passenger statistic shows US mileage peaking in 1913, dipping in 1923, rebounding to a wartime high in 1944.
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York
Leister
George Bender
Helen Arnold
Charles Arnold
College of Notre Dame
Baltimore
Eleanor Birne
Washington, D. C
Taneytown
Amelia Annan
Josephine Hull Armstrong
Waynesboro
Clotworthy
Louella Sauble
Norman Sauble
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Warmongers
Monday Night Bowling League
Samuel H. Miles
Clems
Northend Civic Associations
Clem
Steley Park
The
Elks
NECA
North End
Staley Park
Clemso
Rickell
Reid
E. Clem
Cramer
B Clem
S. Clem
Sthurmont
Middletown High School
Thur_ mont
Thurmont
Gladys Beachiey
Jane Routzaka
Roni Persiu
Jane Routzahn
Thurmonts
Dorothy Dewees
Gil
Philip Hiteshew
Electric & Acetylene
Fli
Yim” Nothagle
Orchard Ave
Patrick St
PTA
Mesdames
Lewis Crempacker
Paul Niswander
Arintha Marsh
Westminster
Charles Carroll School
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
AIR Show
Stevens Airport
Lewistown
Tex Inc
Frederick
Baltimore Stadium
Timor
Ier,atha
Baltimore Colts
Howard St
Ph. SA
RL Grove
Market St Frederick
Frederick County
Robert F. Bowers
Thriel
Lewistown, MD
Staffer Insurance Agency
WEMD
Wemd-Fm
Redskins
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
New York Giants
Green Bay Pack
Chicago Bears
Pitts
Detroit Lions
Detroit Chicago Cardinals
Boston Yanks
Boston New York Giants
Istarts
Wmal-Tv
Lincoln Eee
WRO
Ano
Jost
Frederick Motor CO
Bibhr
Sarb
W. Patrick Street
Iphiyf
Harpers Ferry
Brunswick
Gaylord Brooks & CO
Ralph L. Riess
Patrick Street
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U. S
the News
Frederick, Md
Page Sever
Hood College
Prederick
Harry Tinney
Bamilies Ave
Phees
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
History of the Society
Alvey D. Young
Guy K. Motter
CB Voc
Mullins
Youngstown
Damascus Electric Company
Damascus, Md
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