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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
3
The Frederick Hebrew Congregation observed Passover with a Friday service and Seder led by Rabbi Bamberger. Services continued into the Sabbath with sermons titled Let My People Go and Do You Remember. An One Shabbat reception followed the Friday service. AV services were held in the Hotel Frederick and the community was invited to attend.
A planning committee formed to study hospital expansion met last night and will pursue possibilities including fundraising. Two proposals are under review with one larger in scope. Ford Foundation funds totaling 562,000 are earmarked for building, restricting use to a facility expansion. The board of managers trustees and medical staff study the initiative. Cairo Al Ahram reports Vice President Abdel Latif Baghdady seeks about 50 Egyptian engineers for the Syrian region to replace Soviet experts in oil irrigation and railroads.
A fragment from a Baltimore era piece discusses Dee Engelbach assembling a talent roster for CBS Radio Color Roundup with names like Andy Griffith and Robert Preston. It notes color as a unifying theme and mentions arrests tied to a Maryland case, plus plans for a dinner in Frederick and a probe into crime networks.
TV listings diary shows daytime and evening segments including Our Miss Brooks, The Edge of Night, House Party, Kitty Foyle, Favorite Story, Buddy Deane Show, American Bandstand with Barbara McNair, Verdict Is Yours, Grandpa's Place, Do You Trust Your Wife, Brighter Day, Queen For A Day, Temple's Ranch, Secret Storm, Modern Romances, Popeye, Enoch Pratt Library, Charles Farrell Mit Grant, Woody Woodpecker, Mickey Mouse Club, Terry Tunes, Susie, News segments, Amos ‘N’ Andy, Jungle Jim, Sky King, Science Fiction Theater, Movie After Office Hours, Mickey Mouse Club encore, Weather, Public Defender, and more.
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