The News Frederick 1956 April 10
The Frederick News published April 10 1956 from Frederick Maryland lists pricing for subscriptions and mail rates. It notes association with the Associated Press and bureau memberships. The paper operates from 26 North Court Street with typical afternoon publication.
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Fry the News
Frederick
Nua
Great Southern . & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau _of
Associated Press
AP News
Frerick
Telegraphs to Tokens of Time and a Town Hall Talk
Centenary notes recall Morse completing the Washington Baltimore line in 1844 and Western Union uniting rivals by 1856. A Rochester celebration showcased Morse code revival with a modern twist as fax like capacity expands from quadruplex to near limitless. Town Hall speaker Sen. Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska will discuss Great Challenges of Today at Hood College.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Washington
Baltimore
Ohio River
Western Union
Morse
Rochester
Roman L. Hruska
Nebraska
Brodbeck Hall
Hood ‘College
David City
Neb
Sen. Hruska
University of Omaha
University of Chicago Law School
Creighton University College of Law
Hugh Butler
Senate
Hruska
Public Works Committee
District of Columbia
Shrine and Kiwanis
University of Omaha Board of Regients
Nebraska Fraternal Congress
Douglas County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Victoria Kand
Omaha
Roman L
Quentin J
Jana L. Hruska
Hood
Debate on congressional authority for war powers
President Eisenhower urged constitutional approval from Congress before military action abroad, highlighting Korea as a case for ratification rather than unilateral executive power. The column notes lingering questions in Congress about the UN Security Council’s authority to deploy U.S. forces and contrasts Truman and Wilson practices with today’s debate.
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Congress
United States
Eisenhower
United Nations’ Security Council
House
Senate
Truman
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Korea
Parkway PTA hosts Dr Lane to discuss report cards
Parents reflect on changing schooling and standards as Parkway PTA brings Dr Howard Lane to Frederick High School. Lane proposes moving toward abolished report cards, sparking engagement on how students are evaluated and taught. Publicity praise follows from Frederick County PTA leaders for fostering community discussion.
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Lane
Star
Parkway Pta
the News
Johnny
PTA
Talkway Pta
Howard Lane
Frederick High School
Lawrence A. Welsch
Frederick County
Local Hospital Updates On Several Frederick Memorial Patients
Among the sick Mr Donald MacIntosh of East Church street underwent surgery Monday and is described as satisfactory. Dr C A Stultz of Woodsboro remains bedridden after 14 weeks. Mrs Elsie Boone of Woodsboro has improved after a stay at the Frederick Memorial Hospital. Adrian Shriner, son of Mrs Armatha Shriner Kreh, is reported improving after an appendectomy. Mrs Robert Compher is doing well after admission for observation and treatment. Transfer was by C E Cline and Son ambulance.
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Donald
Mac) MclIntosh
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. A. Stultz
Woodsboro
Elsie Boone
C. E. Cline and Son
Adrian Shriner
Armatha Shriner Kreh
North Market Street
Robert Compher
East Sixth Street
Personal Notices From Local Families and Military Moves
A 2/e and Mrs. Thomas F. Bittle left for Wichita Falls after a week at home. A 2/e Bittle transfers from Sampson AFB to Sheppard AFB. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cat and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melvin Cutsail Jr. and daughter Kathy Jean dined at Peter Pan Inn for birthdays. Mrs. Cutsail Sr. observed her April 6 birthday and Mrs. Cutsail Jr. celebrated her birthday Saturday.
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Thomas F. Bittle
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bittle
Sampson Air Force Base
Geneva
N. Y
Sheppard Air Force Base
Joseph M. Catsail
McMurray Street
This City
Joseph Melvin Cutsail Jr
Kathy Jean
Seminole Road
Peter Pan Inn
Governor Warfield Vetoes Fish Net Law in Frederick County
In April 1906 Governor Warfield vetoed a bill legalizing catching fish with nets including seines in Frederick County during July and August. Heavy rains raised the Monocacy at Buckeystown bridge. Misses Carrie and Fannie Zimmerman plan a cottage at Braddock Heights with M C Kemp securing the contract. A petition for a Monocacy river bridge at Biggs Ford was presented to County Commissioners but no action was taken. R Caspar Killian caught 30 fine suckers while fishing the Monocacy.
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the News
Warfield
Frederick County
Buckeystown Bridge
Carrie
Fannie Zimmerman
North Market Street
Braddock Heights
M. C. Kemp
Walkersville
Monocacy River
Biggs’ Ford
R. Caspar Killian
East Fifth Street
Mountain deer thrive amid severe winter in Catoctins
Twenty Years Ago notes report deer more abundant this season despite harsh winter and stray dogs along the Catoctin mountainside. Forest Warden William Renner of Catoctin Furnace comments on the increase in deer numbers.
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M the News
Catoctin
William G. Renner
Catoctin Furnace
Winchester Hall
Harpers Ferry
Potomac River Emergency Bridge Committee
Francis Scott Key
C. Burr Artz Library
Frederick Academy
Record Street
Council
Second Street
Rederick High School
McCurdy
Dam Would Raise Water Level Triggered Arrest in Frederick
A man identified as Franklin Sears of Bartonsville was jailed after intoxication and refusing to leave a North Market street bar. He faced magistrate Wilbur Sheffield Jr. and received 60 days sentence, suspended later, amid debate over Potomac and Monocacy river dam effects on water levels and fishponds.
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Congress
China
Pepco
Clifford G. Parkinson
Martinsburg
United Nations
W. Va
U. S
Korea
V. L. Guilmino
Ken
United Navocacy River
Monocacy River
L. Clem
North Market Street
Rockwell
United Nations Charter
Leicester Thomas Jr
Cadwall
Lilypons Bridge
Means
Soviet
Russia
Thomas
U. S. Army
We Corps of Engineers
United
United States
Greer
Market Street
Franklin Sears
Bartonsville
Wiliam A. Boone Jr
Mc- Lilypons
Potomacs
Potomac
Anita Henry
Ant
Magis- Resources
Baltimore
St Rate
House of Correction
Corneliustreet
L. W. Cadwallader
Raymond Haugh
Fashion Show At Fort Detrick Draws Club Members
One hundred thirty Fort Detrick Officers' Club members and guests enjoyed a cocktail buffet and fashion show at the fort. Wives modeled Gilbert's Ladies Shop outfits with Wachter and Hildebrand millinery. uniforms and new service dress items were presented by officers from Army Navy and Air Force. Awards and pins recognized new members and talent, with Rev. Daugherty presiding and music by Woody Free Trio.
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Fort Detrick
Gilbert
R and K
Bardley
Baum Martin
Rose Marie Reed
Tina Leser
Wachter
Hildebrand
Lazarus
Gibbe
Homer C. Brooks
Milan
Paris
Larling
Herbert L.arthc
Doggett
Trinity Methodist Church
W. Merva
Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Lemuel Keller
Evangelical Reformed Church
Presbyterians
Methodists
Edgar R. Brownlow
C. Lease Busssard
C. H. Lightner
Edward J Daugherty
Elected Optimist Officers for Frederick Club
The Frederick Optimist club elected officers in its weekly dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Elected officials include President William C Hobson and vice president Charles Ford with terms starting July 1. Additional posts cover membership R L Dailey Jr public ity Charles E Collins and other officers War ren Blake Bruce Reeder William C Landis Rev Carroll Boyer along with two year directors Gale Cook Victor S Palmer and Harry R Pattom.
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Frederick
Carroll Boyer
Gale Cook
Victor S. Palmer
Harry R. Pattom
Exchange club donates 400 to Frederick Health Dept
Frederick County Health Officer Dr Forbes Burgess accepts a check for more than 400 from the Exchange club to support the hard of hearing clinic. Funds from a benefit performance Funnybone Follies at Frederick High School will aid elementary hearing screenings and audiometer operations.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Health Department
Exchange Club
Frederick High School
Health Department
Charles Keller
Robert Moss
Buckey Summers
Billy Fuqua
James Mills
Donnie Dixon
Louden Kiracore
Luther Philips
Wagerstown
Loan for College Dormitory Approved in Chambersburg
Washington The Community Facilities Administration approved an 800000 loan for Wilson College in Chambersburg Pennsylvania to build a dormitory for 214 women students and four faculty members. The project aims to expand on campus housing for students and staff.
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College
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Spring Rally Planned at Germantown Church of God
Germantown Bethel Church of God in Lantz announces a spring rally day with morning Bible school at 9 30 followed by 10 30 worship service Rev J E Strine pastor of the Chambersburg Pa Church of God will preach the sermon Evening services at 7 with Cc E and C G Y A members and an organ recital by Mrs Cyrus Corbet of Blue Ridge Pa.
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Bethel
Church of God
Lantz
J. E. Strine
Chambersburg
Cc. E
Cyrus Corbet
Blue Ridge
Bible Thought Quote Ecclesiastes Stem Joy
A brief biblical verse prompts reflection on how God answers the faithful with joy. The message highlights contentment in daily life and a focus on spiritual reward rather than worldly concern.
Cash for News Tips at The Frederick News-Post
During April the Frederick News-Post pays cash prizes for local news tips. Tips accepted weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, Sundays 4 p.m. to midnight. Awards: $5 for best tip, $3 second, $2 third, $1 for next five stories. First tip on a story wins. Tips to Monument 2-1177.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
Monument
Walker's Forces Campaigning Here in Grenfell Ingathering
Walker's workers toured Grenfell and Frederick County to drum up support for the Democratic candidate for Congress. An ingathering event in Cumberland featured Mr Walker and a large, diverse group of supporters. A fundraising event at the Evangelical Reformed Church included Miss Margaret Motter and local volunteers collecting clothing and supplies for the Grenfell Association in Labrador. A musical program by Miss Donald Sullivan and Mrs Carroll Freed followed a business session, with tea to conclude.
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Montgomery
Congress
Walker
Cumberland
Jefferson-Jackson
Frederick
Grenfell Association of
West Church Street
Margaret R. Motter
Grenfell
Labrador
Donald Sullivan
Carroll Freed
Grenfell Association
Brehaut Re-Elected Director of MUA in Baltimore
Raymond C. Brehaut president of Frederick Gas Company was re elected director of the Maryland Utilities Association for the next fiscal year at the annual conference in Baltimore. Robert L. Smith retired Potomac Edison official was re elected secretary for another term. C Oscar Berry of Washington Gas Light Company was elected association president succeeding George M Nelson of Salisbury who heads the Eastern Shore Public Service Company.
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Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Maryland Utilities Association
Baltimore
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison Company
C. Oscar Berry
Washington Gas Light Company
Washington
George M. Nelson
Salisbury
Eastern Shore Public. Service Company
Door to door canvass boosts support for candidate
A group worked Monday to reach voters by door to door contact in favor of their candidate, aiming to convince residents and boost recognition ahead of the election.
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