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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1960
Page
4
The notice shows publication details for a newspaper called The News, published by the Great Southern Ptg and Me g Co from Necth Court Street. Subscriptions are listed with monthly and yearly rates by mail and carrier, plus a line about circulation and AP membership.
The American National Cattlemen's Association urges the U S Tariff Commission to use the escape clause to curb beef imports from New Zealand and Australia. They propose import quotas tied to domestic production and a doubling of duties to six cents a pound to prevent price pressure. The group notes 8 percent of U S beef moved by imports last year and warns of a 1952-like price collapse if imports rise.
A Frederick bond issue provides $30 000 for water system improvements and the city engineers widen and straighten North Bentz street from Fourth to Patrick. The Edgewood Bachelor club forms with Walter Bader president and Lewis R Dertzbaugh secretary treasurer. Others include Zimmerman Howard Schroeder Griffin Heck and Rosenour. Willis Fisher erects a stable on Clarke Place. Henry J D Hagan remodels Market and West Fourth street store. A E Heidler injures left thumb saving a board. Markey's Shoe Store on North Market adds interior improvements.
Twenty years ago this issue reports higher prices for sugar corn as local canners plan to pay more in the upcoming season. Moving vans roll in as the annual fitting season arrives and church and community activities announce summer programs. Reverend Walter M. Michael and Eldebrooke Methodist church prepare a 14th anniversary observance in Tenleytown while Dr. and Mrs. George F. Smith mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. A illustrated lecture by Rev. C E Dryden is planned at Fir Hill Methodist church under Pastor Rev. William T. Gover. Sheriff’s office hosts a 78th birthday party at the county jail residence for Marion S. Moberly, court crier and jail employee.
Forecasters reassess the April to June outlook as the U S economy shows unexpected strength. Jobs and output lag expectations but wages rise slowly while prices stay controlled. Money conditions ease with lower rates and a possible discount rate cut. Housing gains, inventories rebuild, and consumer spending remains resilient despite stock market volatility.
The Paramount ruler of Malaya Tuanku Abdul Rahman died in his sleep at 63 after a prior September heart attack. He led Malaya since 1957 as ceremonial and supreme chief of state, with the Selangor Sultan installed as chief after his illness. An automobile collision in Middletown caused two cars tens of dollars in damage. A separate Paris report notes France's second Sahara nuclear test succeeded.
A look at the Downieville press club born to cover the Motherwell murder trial, with Eugene C. Stowe elected president and 15 members logging in from the Roaring Gold Bar. The piece notes local history, the town’s small population, and the trial’s nationwide attention.
Frederick J. Schroeder aged 85 a lino type operator with the Baltimore Sunpapers since 1915 died in a Baltimore hospital after a short illness. Born March 9 1875 in Frederick he worked in Lonaconing Cumberland Oakland and Frederick before returning to Baltimore. He retired in 1953 and is survived by son Frederick J. Schroeder Jr two brothers two sisters and was to be buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery Randallstown.
The Fort Detrick office announces the annual Executive Development Conference at Cacapon Lodge West Virginia April 22 to 24 with keynote speaker Dean Maurice F. X. Donahue and other experts. Promotions, Good Conduct Awards, birth announcements, club meetings, and personnel updates fill the Fort Detrick bulletin along with regional notices and local events.
NASA postponed Thursday night’s test launch of a 100 foot inflatable sphere due to poor weather along the Virginia coast. Readiness and timing were affected by conditions at Wallups Island and the nearby launch site.
Dr Arth ur G Tracey 72 longtime Hampstead pharmacist optometrist and Maryland bar member was found dead in his car at his home garage Thursday morning Assistant Carroll County medical examiner ruled death by own action He was known for historical work reconstructing land grants in Western Maryland and Baltimore counties completing over 29000 plats from 1650s records He served as Carroll County Historical Society president 1944 to 1947 and mentored many lawyers and homeowners seeking property histories Funeral services scheduled for Sunday at Tipton Funeral Hampstead Burial at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Baltimore County and the family includes his wife Aliss Lulu Nolte daughter Dr Grace Tracey sister Mrs Carroll Hustler and brothers Atlee Tracey Kenneth Tracey
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