Farm Price Support Losses Highlight U S Farm Aid Report
The United States government reports total farm price support investments of 7.069 billion dollars as of June 30, with 4.971 billion in surplus products owned and 2.098 billion in loans. 1955 losses on Federal farm support reached 799.061 million, nearly double the prior year’s 419.477 million, and continue a two-year rise exceeding earlier two-decade totals. The Agriculture Department notes past price declines since 1950 worsened by wartime demand, while noting government aid spans from 1936 to 1953 totaling about 1.1 billion in losses, with last two years at 1.219 billion. They argue non-partisan action is needed. ENTERS AIR FORCE Dorsey Shipley Jr. enlists and will report to Ft. Holabird after one year at VMI. AT NIKE BASE Pte. Harry E. Moul, a Princeton graduate, stationed near Chicago at a Nike base after basic at Camp Gordon. MEET WEDNESDAY Women of the Moose Frederick Chapter 347 set meeting at the Moose home at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
AIR Force
Dorsey Shipley Jr
Dorsey F. Shipley Jr
West Second Street
Ft. Holabird
Shipley
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
Charlotte Hall
Nike Base
Harry E. Moul
Elmer P. Moul
West
Seventh Street
Army
Chicago
Nike
Moul
Princeton University
Camp Gordon
Local Health and Injury Notes From Frederick Area
Notable health updates include Rev. Dr. Walter B. Stehl of Baltimore hospitalized in Washington County for illness during a visit to his children. Middletown resident Amos A. Holter Jr. injured fingers in farm gears and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital, recovering at home. Donald H. Wiles of near Middletown fractured an ankle stepping from a hay baler, X-rays taken and swelling delaying setting. Dennis Murphy, five months old, recovering after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles Kolb of Creagerstown and Mrs. Morris Bresser of Thurmont were transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital by Thurmont American Legion ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byron Stehl
Baltimore
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Stehl
Amos A. Holter
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald H. Wiles
Willie Wiles
Dennis Murphy
Frank Murphy J
Frederick
Charles Kolb
Creagerstown
Thurmont American Legion
Morris Bresser
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Tospier Ui Sidwudy Ude Durmont American Legion
Twenty Years Ago in The Columns of The News
A scan of the 1935 column notes a 1985 Chevrolet Sedan damaged by a fire traced to a defect near Windsor Hall. A lead fashion show at the State Armor drew a big crowd with many prizes. Local injuries include a dove hunt accident near Jefferson. Roosevelt letters to ministers spark responses from Maryland clergy. Several Maryland women travel to Cleveland for a Lutheran convention Oct 15. Local residents visit family in Atlanta as a son celebrates a birthday. A Gettysburg hospital birth and a Guam-bound service member update are noted. Various arrests, birthdays, and social notices populate the column with regional names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eege
Wincaester Hall
State Armor
Juris Bacmgardner
North Market Street
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Raymond Markley
Myers-ville
Luther Horine
Walkersville
Howard Fry
Frederick
Maryland
Cleveland
Ohio
Women's Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church
Amerla
Staller
Markley
Wnyident
Middle Conference of
Fry
Horiie
James T. Duncan
Lynn
Jan
Atlanta
Duncan
Eric C. Biser
Biser
Sterling Adams
Emmitsburg
Annie E. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Kenneth Musgrove
de Musgrove
Brunswick
TWA Arline
San Francisco
Calif
Guam
Man Musgrave
Samuel W. Barrick
Lunnie Shafer
Charles T Harrington
Barbara
Middletown
York
Vitorie
Sisco
Luther Sper
Prospect Street
Marker
Howard Marker
Valle
Exangelism
Piel Vis Sion
United Brethren Chuch
Daston
Olan Missabner Sno
Jovai Youth Fellowship
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columna Of The News
Fifty years ago items from the Columna of the News dated September 27 1905 note reorganization of the Frederick junior football team with Lee Ordeman as captain and William Storm as manager listing players. Reports describe a pistol defense by Commissary Sergeant Fabian Posey during an attempted burglary on Mrs. Annie Aubert’s residence. Louise Cramer Jolyng injured by a horse and buggy at Williamson's drug store crossing. A syndicate buyers party to the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway visited Fredericktown with J Rozer McSherry and others departing by special car for an overland trip. A 21 Poland car caught by Mr Joan Foland placed in the fountain at Court House Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lee Ordeman
William Storm
C. Heck
P. Brown
L. Ordeman
H. Schimmel
S. Brown
W. Storm
F. Staley
R. Shipley
C. Robinson
L. Gannon
Shipley
P. Kussmaul
T. Legg
J. Enright
R. Wolfe
C. Grove
R. Stockman
Fabian Posey
Annie Aubert
East Second Street
Louise Cramer
Yolng
Charles F. Cramer
West Patwith
Stenot
Williamson
Middletown
Electric
J Rozer Vucsherry Jeft
Eisenhower Health Crisis Shakes Confidence in 1956 Bid
Washington editor discusses the impact of Dwight Eisenhower’s heart event on public mood and the 1956 race. It weighs Ike’s popularity, party dynamics, and the likelihood of a continuation of his policies under a successor. It notes Dulles and Geneva as key factors shaping foreign policy and the broader peace and prosperity narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
America
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Gren
Geneva
Fritnkelin
Roosevelt
Senate
Lindon Donnsen
Texas
Temperate Teadher
Damier
Cecayers
Paul
Qudierdus
Strian
G B Fout Dies After Long life of Service
George Baker Fout born April 3 1868 near Buckeystown died at 87 in Thurmont after years of missionary welfare work. He traveled the United States and Europe, held posts with YMCA and American Sunday School Union, taught in Indian School Riverside and worked with rail and hotel firms. Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 pm in Thurmont with ministers Corbett and Huddle. interment Mt Olivet cemetery.
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George Baker Fout
Fredenck
Thurmont
Three Pines
George
Lucretia Shook Pout
Buckeystown
Pout
United States
Euope
Conjunetinn
New England
Baltimore
American Sunday School Union
Armatrong
Faumbes
Fout
Youngstean. O
Renan
Astor
William R. Bussard
Brunswick
Tle
Robert L. Bussard
Grace Beans Bussard
J. W. Seay
Park Heights
C. H. Feete
Bro
Funerals Held for Several Local Residents
Funeral services were conducted Monday in Taneytown for Sarah E. Frock who died at her home. Pallbearers included Walter Wilterbrick James C Myers and Raymond Perry. Other services honored Mary Edna Sweeney at Western Street church with Queen Sable lodge members present. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet. Charles Edward Shilling, William Ents Aurbets and others were also noted with services at local funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Frock
Taneytown
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Walter Wilterbrick
James C. Myers
Raymond Perry
William Lentz
Mure
Ray Baumgardner
Clyde Ly Hesson
Morgan Andreas
C. OL Fuss and Son
Mary Edna Sweeney
Stanley C Sweeney
Frederick Memorial Hospital
I Western Street
Das
AY Saints Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge 51
Noble
Mae Miller
Helen, Wachter
Mildred Stitley
The
Strave
Old National Council
Poetahontas
Pocahontas
Pauline Weddle
Volma Grove
Wenonah
Dorothy O'Brien
Arnest Lo Baker
Eimer Brown
Maurice A. Ramaburg
Lawrence C Willard
George A. Webster
Leslie D. Wachter
Mt. Olivet Vemetere
OM. R. Atchison and Son
Charles Edward Shilling
East Patrick Street
Charles F. ‘Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet
C.K. Chine and
Williaments Aurberts
Fast Street
Marnaby Ware
East Church Street
TL Oelack
Williamson
Quin A VM. EK
Olin W. Luby
Olver Dishey
Thomas Cattnail
Alfred Roberts
Dean Derses
Willant Janes
Fareview
Wea Vo Ro
Frederick Optimists to Head Halloween Celebration
Frederick plans a big Halloween event sponsored by the Optimist Clubs including the evening, Breakfast Optimists and the OptreMrs Club. Howard J. Daugherty leads arrangements with cross group help. An imported celebrity will headline the Halloween parade on October 31, with a full committee structure named for entertainment, parade, publicity, prizes, and more.
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Remp Iearning
Frederick
Optimist Club
Optimists Club
Howard J. Daugherty
Committee
C. Lease Bussard
Thauman
Daugherty
Hallowe'en
Happy Johnny” Zufall
Zufall
Parade
Ztufall
Zufali
Dwills Jacobson
Mr. Bussard
Bussard
Florence Chadwick Fails Again In Swim
Florence Chadwick of San Piven, California, failed in her third attempt to swim the English Channel. The 19-year-old faced strong winds and rough seas near Dover, having covered about 11 miles from the English coast before retreating.
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Dover
England
Florence Chadwak
San Piven
Catt
Wright
Pvovics
Simuek
Miss Chadwick
Fragmented OCR of college enrollment note
The readable text mentions a large enrollment and a 12 seat use tors with TAS. There are 476 leshnan and a schoal peom. The bites eats previous to ne resent one were WAR with foot sudents empolled, and Wide oj. When the College had a student ready at lil.
Weddings At Elias Lutheran Church Emmitsburg
Miss Dorothy Mae Dern and Winton J. Cass wed in a double ring ceremony at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg officiated by Rev Philip Bower. Ruth Shut organist played. Bride wore ice blue brocade with white orchid bouquet. Attendants included Mrs Robert Potter and Robert Potter of Baltimore. The couple will reside in Rapid City South Dakota.
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rert—Cass
Dorothy Mae Dern
Lioyd C
Dern
Taneytown
Winton
JE. Cass
Gladys Cass
Springfield
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Ruth Shut
Robert Potter
Baltimore
Turner-White Casket Company, Inc
Westing+ house
Ellsworth Air Base
Rapid City
5. D
Cass
B. Eugene Sprankle
Louela Lansinger
Eugene Adelsberger
Iva Ambrose
Gettysburg
Stanley McIntire
Blue Ridge Summit
William F. Carson
Fairfield R. IL
Clyde E. Brewer
Gettysburg R. 2
Beegle
West Main Street
Washington Township
U. S Army
Frick Co
Waxnesboro
York
Reading
Blue Ridge Summits
Fairfield
Waynesporo
Garretsville
Thurmont
Deaths Charles R Miller and Harshman Harshman
Charles R Miller of 412 Lee Place dies at 75 after four month illness at home. He was a night watchman at Frederick Brick Works for 24 years and survived by wife Mollie Davis Miller, three children, and several grandchildren. Funeral plans set for East Church Street funeral home with services Friday. Arthur Lines and Johnsville resident Emory Harshman also noted as dying after illness at home, details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Miller
Charles Russell Miller
Lee Place
Charles
Charlotte Sheffer Miller
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Ife
Frederick Brick Works
Mollie Davis Miller
Charles 5. Miller
Richard Case
Robert Wall
Susie E. Zimmerman
Susie Edith Zimmerman
Charles C. H Zimmerman
Bloomfield
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas F
Ida Adelade Eyler Haugh
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Ladies Aid Society
Raymond A. Haugh
Donald
Robert
Shirley Haugh
Etlie B. Nogle
Nora A. Houck
Charles H. Haugh
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
James E. Dingle
Martha Haines Dingle
Annie Warner
Gettysburg
Uniontown
Clarence H
Paul E
PenMar
Arédell Roberts
Hanover
Uniontown Church of God
John H. Hoch
C. C. Fuss and Son
Side Glances and Obituaries From Washington County
Obituary notices recount the lives of Harshman, Staley, Petersville, Stevenson, Zimmerman, Dingle and Bussard, noting long county residence, church affiliations, survivors including spouses, children and siblings, funeral details at local churches and cemeteries, and two men held on charges in Baltimore.
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Marth Court St
Austi Buttan
Freemek Med
Women of the Moose
Moose
the News
Gettishing
James William Ensar
Greeneste
Joann Elizabeth Nowem
Columna of the News
G. B. Fout
Old South Street
Lynchburg
Atlantie City
Nady
London
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Scotland
Italy
France
Riverside
Cal
Wath
Ketan
Tovernment
Fredench
Ewan
Garret
Vane
Lga
Francis Seo
Odd Fellows
Masons of
Mae Smith
Watts
New York Herald Tribune
William C. Huddle
Williamsport
Orie Gosnell
Lincoln Park
Perry
Rice
Brooklyn
Irving L. Rice
Alexandria
Charles H. Corbett
Creager
Florence Chadwick
Emory Harshman
Ellis Duffey
Funkstown
Mr. Harshman
Myyersville
Israel
Mary
Hooper Harshman
Washington County
San Mary
Carlisle
Church of the Brethren
Beaver Creek
Mollie Eccard Harshman
Charles Good
This City
Richard Malcott
Duffey
Willliam
Chewsville
Roger Harshomah
Clara Krouse
Seth Funk
Cavetown
Daniel T. Staley
Dunkard
Daniel Thad Staley
Petersville
Daniel O
Annie McDuell Staley
Annette Staley
Edred Deaver
Burkittsville Reformed Church
Edwin L. Alcorn
St. Mark's Cemetery
Petersulie Bedi
Beere Allypiu
Luile Wal
Carroll County
Alfred
Helen Sweigers Stevenson
Stone Chapel
Kriders
Westminster
Stith
D. DB
Hartzler and Son
Jesse Thomas Stevenson
New Windsor
Valentine McCleery
Life Zone
Perry and
Jane E. Doub McCleery
AI. R. Etchison and Son
Cry
Melvin Latner Joanston
Albert Richard Johnson
South Hanover Street
A. Me
A. Norman Dietz
Ralph H. L. Potts
Hare Phillips
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