Joint Concert At HS Apr 11 Files For Sixteenth Year
The Frederick high School vocal and instrumental ensembles present a joint concert April 11 in the school auditorium. Sperry Storm directs the band and Hessely Coran leads the glee club, with solo and majorette performances and a varied program of marches, chorales, overtures, and vocal numbers featuring local students and selections arranged by multiple directors.
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Frederick High School
Sperry Storm
Glee Club
Hessely Coran
Our Gallant Infantry
Austyn Edwards
Virginia Dennis
Darlene Masser
Cindy Zufall
Joyce Sullivan
Fern Rice
Hans Leo Hassler
Michael Praetorius
Otto Nicolai
Maryland
Mr. Storm
Joanne Derr
David Bennett
Randolph Cramer
Howard B
Rogers Hamerste
Rozaf-Garland-Hill
Hosma-Prevert-Mercer
Harold L. Walters
the Gladiators
Julius Fuick
Patsy Koogle
Crissie Kilby
Mary Louise Bare
Loretta Cook
Ray Ringwald
T Tve
Robert C. Horing
Jericho
Clay Warnick
Mister Sandman
Harry Simeone
Hawley Ades
Danny Bown
Karl Bratton
Harry Robert Wilson
Brooke Green
Saint Saens
a_ Girls’ frie, Grace Rice, Mary Rice
Patricia Wachter
Plorence Fitch
Richard Konitz
James Putman
Edgar Haller
Pallavusi
Frederick
Easts
Sperry Church Street
Storm
Four The News Publishes April 3 1956 Item
The Frederick Maryland newspaper Four The News dated Tuesday April 3 1956 outlines circulation rates and publishing details. It notes the Frederick location at 46 North Court Street and lists subscription prices for monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans.
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the News
Frederick, Md
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Md. T
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick
Senate Extends Taxes To April 1 1957 Plea From Eisenhower
The Senate unanimously extends corporate and excise taxes to April 1 1957 following President Eisenhower’s appeal to keep revenues intact. The 3.2 billion dollars in taxes are needed to balance the budget and avoid lowering corporate rates or removing sales taxes on liquor beer cigarettes gasoline autos and more. Congress defers new financing ideas, opting to extend existing measures to meet defense needs.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Korea
Congress
American Way Supermarket Exhibit In Rome Urges Food Trade
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson plans a one week display in Rome during the Third International Congress on Food Distribution. The U S National Association of Food Chains will supply over 500 lines of U S processed foods for a realistic supermarket exhibit with samples for visitors.
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Rome
For Agriculture
Ezra ‘Faft Benson
Italy
Third International Congress
U. S. National Association of Food Chains
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns April 3 1906
Master James S Waters son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Waters fractured the left thigh in a bicycle crash on Gas House road near the city. Harold Kemp suffered only bruises. W K Birely assisted and returned them home. Market opened at 5 am with light activity until 6 am. Seven butchers, five country wagons, three bakers and two town dealers attended. chickens scarce and pricey. fresh strawberries 35 cents a box. J Frederick Putman sold 110 acre farm west of Frederick to Ida R and Greenberg H Putman for 14000.
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James S. Waters
Charles C. Waters
Harold Kemp
Robert A. Kemp
Gas House
W. K. Birely
Kemp
J. Frederick Putman
Frederick
Ida R
Greenberg H. Putman
Fourteen Seniors and Fifteen Juniors Initiated into Honor Society
Twenty eight Francis Scott Key Chapter of the National Honor Society initiated last Wednesday during the Easter Assembly in the FHS auditorium. Seniors and juniors received certificates and pins, while a program of music, colors, and a torch motif highlighted the event.
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Francis Scott Key
National Honor Society
Wil
Gena Boone
Mary Alice Cis ‘Sel
Barbara Day
Donald Dixon
Joyce Johnsson
Mary Frances McKen ‘Aie
Roxie Strine
Joyce Sullivan
Jeannette Waehter
Sara Ann Wachter
Marcia Weissman
Rith Boller
Barbara Brown
Janet Cook
Darrel
LeGore
Georgie Ann Masser
William Moore
Linda Smith
Howard Stup
Patricia Wachter
iNorma Wright
Charles ‘Zehnder
Cynthia Zuifal
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items recall a 1927 Chevrolet theft on Record street near the Sheriff’s office, two illicit liquor stills seized in Catoctin mountain led by Robert J. Ridgely, Frederick’s petty theft arrests, a wandering farm horse recovered, and a birthday party for Linda Kinna in Middletown. Also notes on Japan army training, and reminiscences of Amos Alonzo Stagg, Purdue, and football coaching lore.
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Lewis Martz
Yellow Springs
Record Street
Sheriff's
Catoctin Mountain
Robert J. Ridgely
Myersville
Frederick
Braddock
Delphey Thrasher wedding in Jefferson church
Miss Jan Virginia Thrasher and Clarence G. Delphey Jr. wed Sunday at the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Jefferson. Rev. G Ermine Platt performed the double ring ceremony. The bride wore navy blue and white with white gardenias. attendants included Alma Whipp. The couple plans a short honeymoon in Virginia and will live on Catoctin avenue after returning.
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Delphey—Thrasher
Jan Virginia Thrasher
Nellie V. Thrasher
Jefferson
Clarence G. Delphey Jr
Clarence G. Delphey
Evangelical and Reformed
G. Ermine Platt
Alma Whipp
Jefferson Minneapolis
George
Mikan
Henry D.ketball
Lakin
Virginia
Catoctin Avenue
Mikan Seeks Congressional Seat After Hallmark Move
George Mikan, famed Minneapolis Lakers center, moves toward running for Congress in Minnesota's 3rd District. The Rev Samuel A Moyer, pastor of Evangelical and Reformed church, will perform the ceremony as Mikan adopts candidacy while balancing roles as athlete and executive. After a Florida honeymoon, he plans to live on the Bates farm in Thurmont. The article notes Republican preconvention maneuvering and compares rivals Kefauver and Stevenson amid party dynamics.
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Bales
Leatherman
Raperane
Republ
Evangelical and Reformed Parson
Minnesota
Samuel A. Moyer
Mikan
Mian
Stevenson
Kefauver
Leonard Hall
Paul Butler
Seil
Season's Community Concerts Near End in Frederick
April marks the close of the Community Concert season with four remaining events. Theodor Uppman, Alfred and Herbert Teltschik, Kenneth Smith, and the Beaux Arts Trio will perform at local venues in Waynesboro Frederick Front Royal Gettysburg College. Also notes Cub Scouts visit News-Post offices. Boxing results from The Associated Press cover Smallwood, Eubanks, Gallardo in recent bouts.
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Frederick
Theodor Uppman
Waynesboro High School
Uppman
Metropolitan Opera
Alfred
Herbert Teltschik
Frederick High School
Teltschik Brothers
Canada
Kenneth Smith
Front Royal Sith
School
Mr. Smith
Beaux Arts
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
Daniel Guilet
Bernard Greenhouse
Menahem Bressler
Second Degree Ceremonial By Hagerstown Knights Sunday
Hagerstown Council 1365 hosts a joint Second Degree with Mount Savage and other Maryland councils on Sunday April 8 at 2 p m. Grand Knight John Ruhl Mt Savage leads the degree team. delegates from Brute Mt St Marys St Johns and Hagerstown attend. Father Passarelli oversees the religious ceremonies with a hotel ballroom venue and buffet supper follows.
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Hagerstown
Knights of Columbus
Mount Savage
Iteam
John &. tUhl
Mt. Savage
Brute Council
Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's
St. John’s
Frederick
Ed. F. Quinn
Robert Passarelli
Bucknell student spends college week in Bermuda
Bucknell University student from Lewisburg Pa boarded a plane at Idlewild Airport New York last Thursday for a college holiday in Bermuda. She returned by air to New York the following Wednesday. The item notes Belmont Manor in Bermuda and the trip's timing.
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Wuss Annesamsburg
West Second Street
Belmont Manor
Hamilton
Bermuda
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Idlewild
New York
John R. Holt
Watkins Acres
Edward R. Peart
North Market Street
A. Hart Etchison
East Church Street
Donald Smith
United States Naval Reserve
Anal
William G. Smith
United States Fleet Weather Center
Guam
Frederick
Lakehurst
N. J
Local Hospital Updates and Convalescences Noted
Health notices report HEU Lt admitted Friday to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a heart condition, showing marked weekend improvement. Mrs. Ray R. Rew convalescing at home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Paul Lewis Testerman injured in Libertytown race remains fair at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Joyce Crouse entered University Hospital Baltimore for upcoming surgery. Rev Dr Henri G Kieffer continues to do well at Johns Hopkins Hospital as surgical patient. Mrs. Ransom R Lewis admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. J A Rosenthal moved from Walkersville to Frederick Memorial Hospital by ambulance.
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Heu
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Young
Bartgis and
Zimmerman
Ray R. Rew
RFD
Thurmont
Paul Lewis l Testerman
Union Bridge
Libertytown
Joyce Crouse
East Patrick Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Henri
G.kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Ransom R. Lewis
Walkersville
J. A. Rosenthal
G. C. Barton
Ambulance Driver Guilty of Reckless Driving in City Court
An ambulance driver was found guilty of reckless driving for entering an intersection on a red light. Magistrate H. Reese Shoemaker Jr suspended the fine and costs. Testimony showed the driver slowed for the intersection while siren sounded, but a pickup truck approached. Other speed violations and fines were listed for several motorists cited by state and local police.
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Vmsreaud Amiel
Souwth
Purdue
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Glenard W. Smith
West Alt Saints Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tosted Fire Company
Charles E. Hicks
Maryland
Shoemaker
William A. Boone Jr
Harry L. Rees
Baltimore
Floyd L. Houck
Bridgeville
Paul A. Kline
Kenneth B. Grinder
Union Bridge
Mt. Pleasant
C. C.: Steele
Clifford L. Cole
Sharpsburg
U. S
Thirty-two Drivers Hear License Actions In Maryland Court
Ray O Horn, license reviewer from the State Department of Motor Vehicles in Baltimore, heard 16 drivers at People's Court on Monday afternoon. Eight suspensions were issued, ten operators put on probation, and one reprimanded for first offense.
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Ray O. Horn
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Horna
Kenneth Franklin Foland
East Third Street
Irvin Norman Cooper Jr
Fourth Avenue
Brunswick
Donald Fay Davis
Brown
Frederick
Roger Howard Davis
RFD
Albert John Baugher
Preston Junior Moore
Jefferson
Jerome Malone Willams
Weert Fourth Street
Howard Franklin Burke
Westmouth Street
Robert Leon Mentzer
Burkittsville
Richard Eugene Haines
Sabillasville
Raymond John Lee Jr
East Church Street
Robert Lee Winpigler
East Fourth Street
Eugene Austin Fouch
Petersville Road
Everett Leon Johnson
Thurmont
Orfence Elsworth Mis
Knoxville
Ion
Lvor Burlin Rosencrantz
RED
Smallwood Outpoints Ortega In 10 Rounds At St Nicholas Arena
Brooklyn lightweight ex GI 23 defeats Gaspar Ortega 157 to 1522 on a 10 round decision. Ortega floored in fourth, judges favor Smallwood 5-4-1 amid a 10,000 crowd before Tex Sullivan’s arena television era ends.
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Nework If
Hardy
Smallwood
Mexico
Gaspar Ortega
Brooklyn
Mewnican
St. Nicholas Arena
Cencess
Barocka
Ortega
Artie Aidala
Artie Ysannresi Schwartz
Exwood
George Walsh
Associated Press
Tex Sullivan
Athletic Commission
Ewnie Cuull
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds recorded in the Clerk's office show multiple property sales. George W Tabler sold to Marshall Davis a 308 acre farm in Ur bana district for about 67500 dollars. Elmer B Funk sold to Asan Blickenstaff a 151 acre Jackson district farm for around 19000. Nina C Anders sold to Richard A Com stock a 131 acre Woodsboro district farm for about 18500. Nelson E Lyttle sold to Clarence F Smith a property at 625 Grant Place for about 17500. Asa Blickenstaff sold to Joseph S Rice a 33 acre Middletown 38,000 tract. J Marshall Staub sold to Brunk and Trout a 5567 acre Braddock Heights west side county road property for about 8020. Walter J Powell sold to Robert F Sweeney the property at 103 East Seventh street for about 7500.
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George W. Tabler
Marshall Davis
Urbana
Elmer B. Funk
Asan Blickenstaff
Jackson
Nina C. Anders
Richard A. Comstock
Woodsboro
Nelson E. Lyttle
Clarence F. Smith
Grant Place
Asa Blickenstaff
Joseph
Rice
Middletown
J. Marshall Staub
J. G. Brunk
Nieman A. Brunk
J . William Trout
James S. Pbrene
Brunk and Trout
Braddock Heights
Jeffersonistrict
Mob Attacks Police in Ft DuPont Park in Washington
In Ft DuPont Park Washington a mob of about five thousand, mostly Negro youths, attacked police during Easter weekend as officers tried to halt rock throwing at cars. Seventeen were arrested five adults and twelve juveniles after fifteen cruisers responded. a mounted officer was targeted when a knife glanced off his saddle. The incident followed an earlier unmarked car stone throwing and damaged a cruiser window. Park is in southeast Washington near Laster egg rolling and picnicking.
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Washington
Ft. DuPont Park
Onne
Vincent Cleary
Truman and Harriman Stage Walk Amid Election Talk
Former President Truman walked with Gov. Harriman and said he would walk with Democratic presidential hopefuls Stevenson and Kefauver if invited in their home communities. Harriman is not an active candidate for the nomination. Stevenson and Kefauver are avowed candidates.
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University of Chicago
Stagg
Chicago
Purdue
Bolermakers
Amos Alonzo
Gilmour Dobie
Cornell
Gil
Andy Smith
California
Pacific Coast
USL
New York
Harry S. Truman
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Harriman
Stevenson
Kefauver
Abandonment Charged After Boy Found In New Mexico
A Delaware couple Carl Trout 28 and Sarah 19 were held in Milwaukee on a New Mexico warrant charging them with abandoning their 2 year old son James last February. The boy was found in Tucumcari New Mexico and returned to Delaware authorities. The Trouts admitted parental rights and abandonment details to police.
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Milwalkee IP
Delaware
New Mexico
Carl Trout
Sarah
James
Tucumcari
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Gladys Kinna
Austin Kinna
Virginia Parsons
Sheila Huf
Roger
Nancy Minnick
Charles Shoemaker
Patricia J: Knill
Violet Minnick
Libby
Clara
David
Ruthie Norris
Donnal
Scot
Michael
Derwood
Meredith
Janice
Ronnie
Tony Kinna
Peggy
Nancy Rhodes
Boonsboro
Japan
Paul E. Summers
Loretta Martha Himes
U.S. Army
1St Cavalry Division
George Mikan
Florida
Bates
Thurmont, R. D
Marshal Leatherman
Minneapolis ‘Laker
Halls of Congress
The
Peale
News-Post
Den 3
Arnold Cook
Larry Boyer
Ricky Pettit
Richard Newton
Barry Fleagle
Den
Eddie Mercer
Wis
Richard Pettit
Bazooka
K.C
U. S. Army
Detrick
George D. Aravosis
North Frederick School
Fort Detrick
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LaRue Swomley
Finkel
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Lang
Patricia
Bethesda
Boyle
Nobman onGi
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Sue Warriors
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Breecnet
Philadelphia Warriors
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D.C
Truman
Post Office
Wilmington
Del
Delaware Department of Public Welfare
Twener
Precious
Jessi
Alkalike
BAR Q
Texas
Iluy Tre Kid
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