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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1958
Page
2
The article notes ongoing questions in Congress about the recession and the divided roles of House and Senate during recess. It emphasizes the need for lawmakers to cooperate to resolve the economic issue facing the nation.
Frederick City moves to enter the clearance field with federal housing talks in Washington. The Jefferson Middle Town road gains final state approval after two years of effort. Commentary on economic policy notes and tax-cut debates as Congress returns, with focus on unemployment, industry concentration, and cautious fiscal steps. A Chicago Air Line Pilots strike looms against American Airlines on April 16, while a Homemakers fashion luncheon showcases local models at Hood College.
Ten delegates from offices across the region join eighteen Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and West Virginia reps for Prudential Insurance Leaders Club Conference in Palm Beach Florida April 12 16. Marion Carmack Jr George Ston e Charles Bell Clarence Heffner and Francis VanFossen are in the local contingent. A car fire on Md 26 near Israel's Creek bridge prompted an eight forty five a m alarm but caused no damage. The ISAS airline merger note and a school incident in Bladensburg are also mentioned in this fragment.
The Rosedale Civic Association hosted its annual Easter egg run in Kinwiler, drawing about 200 children. Prizes were awarded for lucky eggs, with a roster of winners and committee members named, alongside a separate note on welfare funds and a 1896 Deerficed school photos feature curated by Hugh Eby and others.
The Frederick News page from Wednesday April 9 1958 reports an Associated Press feature with republication details. The brief item notes the daily paper published in Frederick Missouri and mentions the AP reprints and call for republication.
Bernard Baruch, now an adviser to Wilson, warns inflation as the era’s greatest danger and urges not to raise the debt limit or cut taxes. He proposes a one year wage price and profits freeze and asserts prosperity requires sacrifice by business and labor leaders.
A hearing is set for April 25 for Glen W. Lenhart of Buckeystown after his car crashed on West Second street near Culler Lake, demolishing a public telephone booth and damaging a Potomac Edison pole. Lenhart faces reckless driving charges after Corp. William Boone’s investigation showed the eastbound car failed to negotiate a slight curve and struck the pole. The pole and booth damage is estimated at 500 dollars.
Athletic meet at YALC with two local boys, Paul Brown winning 21 points and first in high jump, potato race, shot put. H Hagan and J Quynn tied for second. George Rodock of Business Men's Association reports a siding from Pennsylvania Railroad to Ox Fibre Brush Company. Maryland School baseball club reorganized with H G Benson as manager and two famed Brush factory games. Mobley brothers win heating and plumbing contract for City Hotel and Citizens National Bank building. Letter to the editor urges young men to take their dates to the Opera House moving pictures on Saturdays for culture.
The engagement of Nancy Camille LeGore to Patrick Bernard Boyle is announced by Miss LeGore's parents Mr. and Mrs. LeGore of Emmitsburg. Miss LeGore, a Centenary College of New Jersey and University of Maryland graduate, teaches at Frederick High School while Mr. Boyle serves in the armed forces and attends Mount St. Marys College. The couple plans to marry in August.
In New York City technicians and crew on strike against CBS withdraw support from the technicians after a Teamsters meeting. Some shows run with limited scenery as CBS promises a normal TV schedule while workers in seven cities strike over job security and wage demands.
Mr and Mrs Douglas W Masgaha of 304 Park Avenue receive congratulations on the birth of their first son Patrick Swope born Tuesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital The mother is Mary Joan Swope formerly of Quinn Orchard Road Also Mr and Mrs Kenneth Mumma of Thurmeat announce the birth of daughter Pamela Lee at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa last Saturday Betty Weddle is the former Mrs Mumma.
The Q A exchanges confirm the Blue Ridge Parkway is a toll road with toll collection to start June 1, 1958 per the Interior Department. Basra is identified as the Iraqi city linked to adventures of sin and the OF. India is noted as the country with the most irrigated land.
Several local patients are listed with recent admissions or recoveries. Five month old Terry Lee Fogle is treated for pneumonia at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Others include Jennie Pearre at Vindobona Home, Irving Li at Vindobona, Goldie Browning and Ossie Shankie at Braddock Heights convalescent home, George Sulcer as surgical patient, and Jerry Blank’s post tonsillectomy home return.
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