Missing Doubs railroad man tops News-Post awards
The March News-Post awards go to residents for tips leading to local news. Charles Preston Willard, missing since a Baltimore restaurant visit after cashing his paycheck, earns the top prize with his photo. Other awards honor reports on a Boyds youth death, Mrs Kathrin Rupp’s fatal burns, and several tips including a Briddletown ammunition discharge and a Taneytown rubber plant strike.
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Ancient Engine Of Uniteds Is Found In Baltimore Museum
The Old Lady, a hand operated pumper built by the United Steam Fire Engine Company of Frederick five years after its 1545 founding, has been located in Baltimore. Alton Y. Bennett, president, arranged display at the Equitable Fire Insurance Company museum at Fayette and Eutaw Streets. He seeks an agreement to exhibit more Frederick antique equipment and to repatriate the gear if the museum closes. The Lily of The Swamp, the second pumper and first steam pump cover, is now on permanent display at the Smithsonian in Washington.
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Senate Voted To Permit Barter Of Farm Surpluses
The Senate approved by voice vote a measure to barter surplus U S farm commodities with Iron Curtain nations and to extend funding for surplus disposal abroad to four billion dollars. President Eisenhower and Secretary Benson argued the authority would exploit unrest in satellite states, while Sen Knowland warned it could bolster Soviet economies. The bill extends current authority to June 30 1958 and increases gift and transfer limits. House action pending. Also listed are Maryland airport allocations totaling 418125 to Friendship International Ocean City and Frederick Rockville projects, plus brief obituary and revival notices in Hagerstown and Miami.
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Hereford Sale To Be Held On Monday
The 17th annual Maryland Hereford Breeders Association sale will be held next Monday at the Frederick Fair grounds starting at 10 a.m. Cattle will be in place and ready for inspection at noon. The Francis Scott Key Hotel will host the safe headquarters, with the association meeting at 4 p.m. and the banquet at 7 p.m. Auctioneer Col. A. W. Hamilton and John Rolfe of Spring Valley Farms lead the consignors. Attendees include Eden P. Jacobsen and Sundown Farms among others.
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Frederick
Maryland Art Association
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Fire Company Meeting Recaps Members and Awards
At the Libertytown meeting of the Uniteds last night a loaned fire piece to Libertytown was reported sold to the Baltimore museum years ago. Three new members were accepted Jerry E Crummit Thomas Eugene Foberg and Melvin E Hamburg. Three more applications were referred for investigation. Rodney L Shankle, a longtime Uniteds member, received the Most Active Fireman of 1956 award, presented by Bennett, while noting his work with Frederick City Light Department and as a National Guard Company A member.
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Thomas Eugene Foberg
Melvin E. Hamburg
Rodney L. Shankle
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Frederick City
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Usth Regiment
Janesville council faces licenses for guide dog group
The Janesville city council discussed a plan for services and a resolution to issue licenses for a guide dog organization. Councilmen noted licenses were outside city jurisdiction and opted to raise funds, collecting $15 to cover licenses as a county matter.
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Raymond Edwards
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