Baruch Warns on Tax Cuts in Senate Testimony
David Lawrence reports that at 87 Bernard Baruch reentered his adviser role to Wilson era, denouncing “got-well quick” fixes as threats to solvency and urging a wage and price freeze. He warned debt raises fuel inflation and questioned bond buyers, while Eisenhower presses for a cheat-proof Soviet inspection amid nuclear test tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Baruch
Woodrow Wilson
Baruch
Senate
United States
Dailey Candidate Seeks Local Office in Frederick
Dailey, a longtime funeral home operator at 1201 North Market Street, is a Democratic candidate for mayor city treasurer and five aldermanic posts. He belongs to All Saints Episcopal Church and many fraternal groups. The article notes no Republican challengers have announced for city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Dailey
Dulles Difficulties on Soviet Nuclear Test Inspection
Secretary of State Dulles warned that distant analysis cannot confirm if a Soviet nuclear test is for civil or military use without substantial inspection. He noted Moscow has avoided full cooperation while the United States pushes for international inspection, believing the Soviets fear violation of a credible system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
iMoscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Dulles
Unitedates
Moscow
Personnel And Guidance Dinner Held in Frederick County
Frederick High guidance counselor presided as president of the Maryland Branch at the annual Personnel And Guidance Association dinner. Miss Sarah Leiter spoke on pupil personnel services, with Dr. James A. Sensenhaugh among guests. New officers for Carroll County announced. next meeting planned there. Various local attendees listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Claude De Latter and Mrs. Nobert Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High
Cence Counsellor
Maryland
Association
Sarah Leiter
Maryulana State Department of Education
James A. Sensenhaugh
Frederick County
Carroll County
Ferguson
Claude de Latter
Ferth Conway
Bernard Flanagan
Howard Shriver
Emory Dorsey
Doris Dorsey
Mary Paul Fogle
Henry Griggs
Herbert’ Davis Jr
Nobert Ferguson
Mary Lowe Smith
Fred Brown
Frederick News Briefs: Housing Authority Plans and Youth Week
Twenty years ago this issue notes Tayop Culler will name a new Housing Authority and push ahead with slum clearance via the Federal Housing Authority. An Opera House audience enjoyed Hearts and Blossoms by Frederick High School clubs. Sanitary sewer connections approved for about 700 local homes and businesses. Youth Week set to start in May with a hobby show and a soap box race as events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayop Culler
Iseal Housing Authority
Federal Housing Authority
City Opera House
Frederick High School
Frederick
Edward S. Mobley
Angie
Homemakers Exhibit Showcases County Club Projects
The Homemakers annual meeting ended with live exhibits at Hood College featuring 34 clubs and 1000 members. Displays ranged from spiritual guidance and family life to picnic scenes, kitchen gadgets, dream kitchens, home furnishings, braiding rugs, fashion accessories, and Japan and other culture studies. The event included a Civil Defense communications unit, a book wagon, and musical interludes by Jack Wantz of Colonial Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers
Gambrill Sympasium
Hood College
J. Vernon Coblentz
Beatrice Fehr
Agen
Miss Fehr
Gambrill Stage
Damascus Electric Company
Japan
Finland
Italy
Germany
Focal Civ Defense Organization
Local residents treated at Frederick Memorial and other hospitals
Among the sick, Mrs G William Shipley of 227 Washington Street returns home after nearly three weeks as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Lester Zimmerman of Bailensen Creek Road is moved to Frederick Memorial for pneumonia treatment. Marvin Ausherman, six, son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Rusherman, Shookstown Road, recuperates at home after tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Casper Moore Jr. returns to Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Startinsboro WV after Easter leave with family at Willow Brook Farm near Frederick. Mrs Roy Twentey, West Seventh Street, undergoes appendectomy at Frederick Memorial. Gregory and Liss Ann Stump, both of Frederick, each have tonsillectomies at Frederick Memorial. Mrs William Six of Walkersville remains a surgical patient at Frederick Hospital. Miss Edna Specht of Adams Town is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial. Mr James Barnes of Woodsboro is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Wisant Quinn of West Third Street is at Frederick Memorial for observation. Richard Wayne Kline, Woodsboro, is at Frederick Memorial for surgery. Mr Vinton Fogle of Libertytown is a patient at Frederick Memorial for surgery. Young William Dean, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Dean, has tonsil surgery at Frederick Memorial. Mrs Joseph Biffle of Thurmont returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. William Shipley
Washington Street
Frederick Eoe- Ial Hospital
Lester C. Zimmerman
Bailenser Creek Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marvin Ausherman
Ernest Rusherman
Shookstown Road
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Casper Moore Jr
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Startinsboro
W. Va
Willow Brook Farm
Frederick
Roy Twentey
West Seventh Street
Gregory and
Liss
Ann Stump
Frederick Memorial
Hospital
William Six
Walkersville
Fredeerick Hospital
Edna Specht
Adams, Btown
Vinton Fogle
Libertytown
William Dean
Albert Dean
Joseph Biffle
Thurmont
Question Answer Pair: Old Swamp Fox and Beetles
A compact trivia item notes that Francis Marion, the Revolutionary War general widely nicknamed the Old Swamp Fox, is paired with a question about the most numerous insects, answered as beetles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marion
Oratorical Award Won by Young Frederick Optimist
Ronnie Smith, 15, of Walkersville received an oratory award from Homer Brooks, president of the Frederick Optimist Club, after speaking at a club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Smith will represent the Frederick club May 16 to 18 in the District Optimist Oratorical Contest in Washington, D. C. He also won the local contest last year and qualified for the district finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Smith
Walkersville
Homer Brooks
Frederick
Castleman
Frederick Club
Washington, D. C
Smith
Optimists
Frederick High School Spring Concert to Feature Band and Glee Club
Frederick High School bands and the glee club will present the annual Spring Concert next Wednesday at 5 15 p m in the high school auditorium. Sperry Storm directs the band with Rubinstein and Te Deum pieces, while Haisely Coran leads the glee club with a Cappella numbers and diverse selections across styles for a mixed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Glee Club
Sperry Storm
Our Glorious Land
Olivadoti
Peter Tschaikowsky
Petuson
Aj Rose
Nevin
Walters
Rubinstein
Mr. Storm
Davel Hagan
Holiday
David Bennett
Harold Walters
Paul Yoder
Haisely Coran
Jo Anne Creager
Jjames Putman
Jim ‘May McHugh
Dimitri Tiomkin
Don Wright
Clementine
Raymond Porter
Harry Robert Wilson
Bronislaus Kaper
Praisin
Martin Luther
Maurice Gardner
Carter Wright
Sybil York
Coran
Glee’ ‘Club
Frederick County Historical Society to hear R W Truitt talk
Reginald V. Truitt of Great Neck Farm Stevensville will speak at the Frederick County Historical Society meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. on Maryland’s oldest settlement Kent Island. He outlines its history, claims by Maryland and Virginia, and its colonial conflict, noting Truitt’s writings on regional natural resources and his diverse background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald V. Truitt
Great Neck Farm
Stevensville
Frederick County Historical Society
West Patrick Street
Maryland
Kent Island
Virginia
Claiborne
Evigenius
London
Leah
Rachel
Truitt
I Snow Hill
Hore
Maryland University
American Univers
University of Berlin
Whitmore Announces Birth of Shawn Michael in Kingston
Mr and Mrs Alton C Whitmore Jr of Kingston NY formerly of Frederick announce the birth of their son Shawn Michael on March 20. A deed recorded in the Clerk's office documents sale of the Rosenour building at East Patrick Street from Rose Stern and Methers to Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank for 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton C. Whitmore ,Jr
Kingston, N. Y
Frederick
Shawn Michael
Rosenour Building
East Patrick Street
Rose Stern and Methers
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank
Macklin Held For Shooting in Baltimore
Baltimore police charged Irving Macklin with shooting Leo Jonas a 49 year old Howard Street artist creating a bust of Macklin's wife. Jonas was wounded in the thigh and hospitalized. Police said four shots were fired at the studio above a Macklin beauty shop on Howard Street.
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Baltimore
Howard Street
Leo R. Jonas
Maryland General Hospital
Irving Jack Macklin
Pikesville
Jonas
Macklin
Fannie
Mackin
Hatton Road
William B
Frederick
Annie O_ Dixon Cosgrave
Harry G. Cosgrave
Lily Pons
Urbana Methodist Church
Frederick County
Olivia Federline Mysters
Cosgrave
Wanda
Rosa Lee Myers
Lawrence Melvin
Curtis Holormer
Woodsboro
LaVerne Heifner
Jefferson
Lorraine Sheppard
Bethesda
Ralph Sigler
Waldorf
Perry Cosgrave
James
Donjala
Lee Cosgrave
Last Civil War Vet Hosts WACs For New Uniform
Fort Blackmore Virginia prepares to honor General John Salling, a Civil War veteran aged 111, as five Women’s Army Corps members present an authentic Confederate general’s uniform replica. The outfit, created after trials with Congress archives and a powder blue gray cloth, will be delivered at the veteran’s daughter’s home in Slant. A second surviving Confederate veteran, Walter Williams of Franklin Texas, is 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Blackmore
Women’s Army Corps
John Salling
Salling
Women's Army Corps
Ft. Myer
WAC
Wacs
Library of Congress
H.A. McCamey
Slant
Walter Williams
Franklin, Tex
Starner-Houser Wedding at Krider's Reform Church
Miss Mary LeRue Starner wed Glenn Carroll Houser in a double ring ceremony at Krider’s Reform Church near Westminster. The couple, both from Maryland and Pennsylvania areas, plan to live in Littlestown after a reception for about 73 guests. Mrs Houser is a Carroll High School graduate employed at Carroll Shoe Co. husband attended Elmer Wolfe School and works in Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Armistead J. Mason
Frizzelburg
Julia Kump
Charles H. Kump
Littlestown R. D
Donald Cook
Littlestown
Charles Croft
Funerals and a Formosa incident dominate Damascus and Taipei
Funeral services were held for Herbert D. Barnes of Damascus at Bethesda Church with active pallbearers from the Lions Club. Separate rites in Frederick area included Roger Brightwell with military honors from Maryland National Guard. Also reported is a Formosa incident in which Airman A J C Larry Greenway allegedly pushed Maj Chang Yu doh, causing a skull fracture, prompting US and Nationalist officials to avert a larger uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert D.barnes
Damascus
Bethesda Methodist Church
Browningsvile
Wiliam Miller
Browningsville
Damascus Lions Club
Bradley M. Woodfield
Maxwell Burdette
Cleveland Hyatt
Ernest Lippferd
Bernard Gladhill
Jerry Willams
Church
Olin M. Molesworth
Roger
Bit) J. Brightwell
East Patrick Street
Maurice D
All Saints Ee
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Willard ML. Horine
James E. Kemp
Arthur G. Kester
James E. Rinehart
Taipei
Formosa
A. J.C
Larry G. Greenway
Butter
Chang Yu-doh
Chang
U.S
Greenway
Everett F. Drumwright
Austin K. Doyle
Four Cases Heard by Magistrate Sheffield Jr.
Four cases were heard this morning in Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. court and all defendants were found guilty as charged. Sentences included jail terms, a suspended term, and a $10 fine with costs for a traffic violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
House of Correction
Frank Flick
Washington
Alton Twenis
Paul John Dixon
James Stockman
Barbara Willard
East Southstreet
Willard
Lena W. Johnson
Baltimore
East Patrick Street
Franklin Street
Jim
G Bner
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Earth
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Hagerstown
John R. Rouzer
Thur 1
Avant Literary Society
Fred- Emerick College
T. S. Heller
J. B. Grimes
A. G. Zimmerman
L. E. Eichelberger
W.C.T.U. Sewing School
Margaret Roelkey
Ruth Haberkorn
Grace Zimmerman
Hazel Wiles
Katherine Crozize
Hazel Stokes
Edith Wiles
Ary Stride
Franklin
Mabel Grove
Kath
Grace Lola
Corumos of the News
York
Hersid Tribune
the News
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Lemuel J. Keller
Frank Keefer
G. Robert Lyles
Suprem
Franklin JS Baumgardner
Superiintendent
John A. G. Smith
Tde
Wit OF
Dealty
Rose Hill Garden) Club
Hamarmakkarta Acatan
Baruen
Jack Wantz
Tore
Huncheon
Spital
FHS
John E. Harper
John Edward Harper
Yellow Springs
Montevue
Pater al Weeks
Samuel and
Mary Stoulemver Harper
Jenkins Brothers, Inc
Ella Mae Lads
Bertham Harper
Reisterstown
William Harper
East Church Street
Bethel Lutheran Cemetery
M. RB. Etchison and Son
Pstreet
Jack
William C. Harpold
Araby Methodist
Glade
M. OR. Etchison and Son
Ava Lorraine Williams
Robert W. Williams
Bakerton W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Toms Brooke
Joan D
Elizabeth Baker Mayhew
Bakerton
Elizabeth Heffner
Brunswick
Charles
Martinsburg
John D. Mayhew
Pearley Mayhew
Strasburg
Edith Eleanor Stauffer
H. G. Stauffer
Bartonsville
Fuera
East Church
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