Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

News in Frederick, Maryland

Page 1

We have 6,005,256 pages in Maryland

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1956

Page

1

Frederick boards open bids for West Frederick Junior High

Frederick County Board of Education to open bids May 8 at 2 p m for the West Frederick Junior High School a 40 classroom structure planned for 1 200 students with three levels and a library shops gymnasium and cafeteria facilities The building on the present Frederick High School grounds is estimated to cost 1 8 to 2 million dollars and construction may take 18 months with completion possible by fall 1958 The project includes base plumbing heating electrical and equipment bids a cornerstone ceremony and a bronze tablet plus a model display at the Francis Scott Key Hotel The architects are Henry Powell Hopkins and Associates of Baltimore with Superintendent Eugene W Pruitt and county officials present

Frederick County Board of Education West Frederick Junior High School Board of County Commissioners Frederick High School Comnix Francis Scott Key George C. Rhoderick Delbert S. Null Mebil H. Ramsburg Eugene W. Pruitt Henry Powell Hopkins and

Ike's Kickoff Speech Apr 17 in Augusta Ga

President Eisenhower plans to kick off his reelection campaign with a Washington dinner address to 800 Republican leaders next Tuesday evening. White House secretary James C. Hagerty rejected Truman's charge that Eisenhower is a do nothing president and countered with critique of Truman's farm policy records.

Augusta Eisenhower Washington White House James C. Hagerty Truman Des Moines Tru

Denies Second Armored Going To Middle East

FRANKFURT Germany US Army Europe HQ called a Hartford Times report absolutely untrue denying any movement of the 2nd Armored Division to the Middle East There are no plans to move any US Army divisions stationed in Europe Strike in Spain continues in Pamplona affecting about half of the city’s 80000 inhabitants with no early settlement expected

Frankfurt Germany U.S U.S. 2Nd Armored Middle East Europe Hartford Spain Madrid Pamplona Navarra

Hammarskjold Reports Pledges Amid Plane Shot Down Crisis

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold told the Security Council that Israel and Egypt pledged to refrain from hostilities except in self defense. The missive followed an Egyptian jet shot down by Israeli forces amid escalating Middle East clashes. Israeli troops intensified efforts against Arab commandos after a string of raids, with casualties including children at a school during a prayer gathering.

United Nations N.Y U. WN Dag Hammarskjold Security Council Israel Egypt Istraeli Hammarskjold Cairooni Middle East Jerusalem Prayer Foreign Ministry IWN Dag Hammarskijold U.N Cairo U. S Edward A. Lawson Bar Tan University Tel Aviv Lawson Gaza Ts Vrael Shafir Settlement Tel Aiv Dag Dag Hammarskiold E. M. Burns Palestine Gideon Raphael Hammarskijold Burns

Jail Term Given Out In Traffic Case

A Middletown driver received 100 days in Frederick County jail after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle on an instructor s permit unaccompanied by a licensed operator and failing to keep to the right of the center of the highway. The penalties include a $100 fine plus 10 days, plus 60 more days for inability to pay. Another driver faced mixed verdicts on related charges, with 30 days in jail in default of a $50 fine.

Middletown Frederick County Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr John 8. Sluffer Red 2 YT. S. Plume Norman W. Fox RFD Frederick Robert T. Storer Nolle Contendere Alton Y. Bennett Department of Motor Vehicles Irma C. Lee Howard FE. Lee Sunnyside Charles I. Tobery U. S. 40 East Charles W. Dorsey Mt. Airy Glen H Heltzel Inkerman W. Va U. S. 340 Violet C. Williams Baltimore James E. Jones Troopler Storer Howard W. Lamb Palamyra N. Y U.S. 40 West Robert TI. ‘Miller Williamsport U. S. 40 West Glenn L. Bowman John G. Jackson Bethesda U. S. 246 V. L. Guilmine

Lone Bandit Robs Williamsport Bank For 43000

A masked man held up Williamsport National Bank on Pine Street, stealing about $43,000 from 12 tellers and several customers. FBI and state police blocked highways as officers investigated the first armed robbery in the bank’s history, which also marks its 100th anniversary next year.

Williamsport Williamsport National Bank Pine Street Lucille Fowler Fred J. Seidler Williamsports Ralph Gingrich Bank Vvice FBI Pennsylvania

Three Hurt In Crash In Mt Airy

Three people were injured in a head on collision on Main Street Mt Airy. A six year old girl Nora Lee Sirk and her father Jasper Lee Sirk were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Edward Butler was admitted for shock and a heart condition. Rev W DeWitt Dickey, first on scene, reported a seat belt saved the child from fatal injuries.

Main Street Mt. Airy Frederick Memorial Hospital Nora Lee Sirk Jasper Lee Sirk Lisbon Edward Butler Airy Butler W. DeWitt Dickey Dickey Mt. Airy Fire Department Sirk Damascus

Illinois primary preview lists eligible voters and machines

Registry figures show 27 190 eligible voters in Frederick County for the May primary with polling machines for the first time. Demographics split 14 647 men 12 43 women and 25 745 white 1 445 colored. Republicans 11 896 and 304 unaffiliated. Registration closes then reopens after the primary. precincts rise to 68. Ballot lines show presidential and senate contests for Eisenhower Kefauver and others with candidate order on machines.

Frederick County the Registry Board Court House Boards of Election Supervisors Eisenhower U. S John M. Butler Earl Sr. Knepper Henry J. Laque Jr Estes Kefauver Thomas L. Christ‘jan Andrew J. Easter George P.mahoney Millard E. Tydings George Washington Williams Congress Robert W. Cremins John R. Foley J. Grahame Walker

Health Board Frowns On Vending Machine Aspirin

Maryland health officials warn aspirin vending in public venues endangers minors. Charted salicylate deaths in 1952, while National Enterprises fights an injunction over planned dispensers. Board cites law requiring pharmacist supervision. firm says it will not sell drugs. Reports from Chicago on Illinois primary results and stock market advances follow.

Baltimore Maryland State Board of Health Reuben Oppenheimer United States National Enterprises, Inc Board of Health National Enterprises

Brunswick Mayors and Council Extend Terms to Four Years

A motion passed at Brunswick’s regular monthly meeting to change tenure from two-year terms to four-year terms for both the mayor and council. The action sets a longer term structure pending any further steps to implement the change.

Brunswick Council

Forest Fire Season Opened Along With Fishing Time

The piece notes fire season opening nationwide including Alabama Michigan and California and mentions duties of health officers and city charter changes. It covers council actions on tenure amendments Mayor four year terms and council member terms plus county health department plans and a new health center. Planes and air service discussed as summer routes among growing aviation activities. The article links fire safety patrols with emergency flights and rescue missions and cites Ontario Air Service with 30 planes.

Associated Press North Woods Alaabama Michigan Forbes Burgess T. West Claggett Jr City Hall Burgess County Health Department Water Committee Division of Air Service Arctic Circle Ontario

Fire protection careers span many roles in forests

Fire protection specialists combine roles from weather observation to piloting and chemistry. In western timber regions smoke jumpers descend to extinguish fires early while midwest tower crews monitor vast industrial forests from perches. In Canada, these workers blend many duties with a quiet, hermit-like rhythm as Ontario Lands and Forests issues its annual laconic notice.

Planum Ui Wanigiun Midwest Butt Canada Ontario Division of Lands Forests

Damage From 3 Car Crash On West Patrick Street

A Hagerstown truck driver says a tool box slid and knocked his foot off the brake, causing a three car crash on West Patrick Street. Damage totals over $500 with Coulter's sedan at about $200 and Carpenter's pickup about $225. Carpenter charged with reckless driving after the Wednesday incident.

Hagerstown West Parick Street William A. Boone Jr Victor E. Sage Wichita Kas Patrick Locust Street Robert P. Coulter West Church Street George W. Carpenter Coulter Sage Carpenter

Rainier Beverly Grace Reunite Aboard Ocean Liner

Prince Rainier III sails his yacht with Grace Kelly beside the Constitution for a romantic rendezvous on the Riviera. Thousands gather along the coast to witness the reunion before their wedding next week, as Monacos’ people cheer amid red and white ribbons.

Monte Carlo Prince Rainier III Grace Kelly Riviera Juny Monaco

Coastal Storm Fails To Strike This Area

A Coastal Storm moving toward Maryland bypassed the area as police investigated egg throwing near West Second Street. Temperatures dipped to around 31 last night with light flurries in the mountains, and no rain is expected in the near future. Two days ago police suspected two boys tossed eggs at a house in the 100 block of West Second Street on Friday.

Maryland Iver Second Street

Farm Bill Fight Brings Eisenhower Veto Threat

Congress passed a farm bill opposed by President Eisenhower who indicated it does not meet the test of a good bill. The measure includes a soil bank program paying up to 1.2 billion dollars annually to keep cropland out of production while restoring higher price supports. House and Senate margins split along party lines as Hagerty weighed veto chances from Augusta.

Washington Congress Eisenhower House Senate Augusta Benson GOP White House James C. Hagerty

Transit Strike To Be Settled

Baltimore union leaders say AFL-CIO Local 100 approved a new Baltimore Transit Co contract likely. It includes a 20 cent hourly wage raise over 32 months, with retroactive pay from March 9 and liberalized vacation benefits. Day and night shift workers will vote on the agreement, and PSC action may still be required before it takes effect. Transportation fare provisions and state seizure implications loom as Gov. McKeldin could end state operation if terms are met.

Baltimore Baltimore Transit Co Frank P. Baummer Afl-Cio Est Public Service Commission McKeljin General Assembly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ike Second Armored U. S. 40 Allegany County Helen McAteer Frostsburg Clarence Shriver Barstow John McAteer Lloyd Neil Burnett Columbia Country Club Lonnie Joel Bailey Pooks Hill Rockville Pike Burnett Rejanest Montgomery County Lone Bandit Health Board Chicago Illinois Adlai Stevenson Stevenson William FP. Knowland California Lar Daly Frank J. Lausche Ohio Kefauver Tennessee Ilinois Opera J The County Commission New York Rainier Yacht Grace Nanw Spa
Search Courier

Search the News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication