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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1956

Page

4

Ablic Library Sunday at Southern Pig and Mfg Co

The News Frederick Md lists a community note about Ablic Library appearing Sunday at Southern Pig and MFG Co location on Court Street. The item mentions subscription rates, delivery options, and mail pricing for readers, with standard newspaper notices about circulation and Associated Press affiliations.

Frederick Southern Pig. & Mfg IBA 2 Court St Morath Aember Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press

Hammarskjold Leads UN Peace Mission to Middle East

Dag Hammarskjold sails as United Nations emissary with United States backing to improve observance of the Israel Arab armistice with Egypt Jordan Syria and Lebanon. He will meet leaders, study refugee issues involving about 900000, and seek a lasting peace formula. In Rome he met UN Armistice Staff chief and UNRWA officials prior to broader talks. Convair announces SkyLark 600 jet transport slated for early 1960 delivery as the world’s fastest commercial airplane.

Dag Hammarskjold United Nations Middle East Hammarskjold General Assembly Peiping Security Council United States Soviet Union Israel Egypt Jordan Syria Lebanon Rome United Nations Armistice Staff United Nations Relief and Works Agency World Organization San Diego Calif Convair

Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Wedding Notes

Weddings and engagements from April 1906 recounted with details of the Koons and Ludy unions, church settings, attire, attendants, and early married life plans. Public library observations, Easter events, and local notices accompany the column, reflecting community life and social happenings.

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Birthday Marked for J W L Carty Esteemed Frederick Resident

The city observes the 89th birthday of Mr. J W L Carty of 230 South Market Street. Other items note Robert P Bennett Jr advancing to Airman Second Class and stationed at Charleston AFB, and various social updates including anniversaries, travel, and local college news. A Baltimore warrant charges Albert J Baugher with bastardy. Market prices show Wheat at 1.95 per bushel, Barley 0.95 and Corn 7.75 per barrel.

J. W. L. Carty South Market Street Robert P. Bennett Jr R. P. Bennett RFD Frederick West Palm Beach Fla Charleston D. C Cynthia Ann Bennett 17Th Air Transport Sqd 1608Th Air Transport Group Charleston Air Force Base Harry Kanode Adamstown George Marshall Carrie Ridgely Jack Ely Gaithersburg Harry Green Damascus Austin Keyser Yellow Springs Pennsylvania State College

Frederick study group concludes after covering key economic principles

An economics study group sponsored by the Frederick Chamber of Commerce concluded this week after sixteen key economic principles were covered. The group started under Clyde M. Roney and continued under Donald B. Rice, with two parallel weekly sessions to accommodate attendees. The text material was compiled and supplied.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce Ne Chamber Clyde M. Roney Donald B. Rice

Federal powers debated in labor control study group

An article notes a proposed federal reach to police labor and economics under new legislation. It describes pamphlets by the U S Chamber of Commerce and an Education committee study group, naming participants and the push to curb economic pressure in unions while preserving rights under the Constitution. It mentions divorces, local notices, and Burkittsville softball plans as additional items.

David Lawrence Washington American Republic U. S Department of Justice Trade, Investment and Commercequid Thej Daily News New York City Deway Apartment of Justice Frederick com-Ition Taft-Hartley ‘Welfare Philos Llaw Pri Ority Grams Robert Mended Department of Just Applegate Nevin Baker Barthel George Barthel Roger Beane Ruth Beane Louis Brosius A. B. Collinus Elmer I. Eshelman Fed James E. Eshelman Isabel UN- Meyer Elizabeth Gibson Rov Gralian Activitiee Acnanisia Thaca Federal Governs Chamber of Commerce Spon Injand Thel Chamber of Commerce Office Edward C. Hartmann Civic Clubs Ptas Chamber Hartmann Supreme Court of the United States P.C.A Baltimore Pandora's Box Kenneth T. Busey Beal F. Phebus Jr Thomas J. S. Wax Jacres America Anbe

U S Slaughter Bill Discussed by Local SPCA Group

A Wednesday SPCA meeting at the C Burr Artz Library debated the U S Slaughter Bill now before Congress. The discussion touched on federal protection versus local election boards, and the bill’s potential impact on minority rights and federal review of local work.

Congress Society For the Prevention C. Burr Artz S.pc.a

Inauguration of Dr. Devilbiss at Salisbury Teachers College

Dr Wilbur Devilbiss will be inaugurated as president of the State Teachers College Salisbury in a Sunday ceremony at 2 30 PM. Delegates from about eighty higher education institutions will lead the procession followed by educators and state officials. Gov Theodore R McKeldin and Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr will participate with Wendell D Allen presiding and Dr Lowell S Ensor delivering the installation address.

Salisbury Wilbur Devilbiss State Teachers College New Hampshire Wisconsin Florida State Department of Education Maryland Theodore R. McKeldin Thomas G. Pullen Jr Wendell D. Allen Baltimore McKeldin J. Leas Green D.D Bethesda Methodist Church Lowell S. Ensor Western Maryland College Devilbiss Pullen Jerome Frampton Jr Federalsburg State Board of Trustees University of Maryland George Washington University College ‘of Education Devil‘biss Frederick Brunswick

Delinquent Frederick County sales draw sparse turnout

Twenty years ago the majority of 168 properties offered for delinquent taxes went unsold at the Count House Auction. Emmett R Bowlus, the auctioneer, spent one hour and twenty minutes calling off the few remaining properties with scant spectators present. Also noted are the sudden death of Daniel H Buckey at his North Market and 4th Streets home at age 70, the filing of Harry W Le Gore as a Republican candidate for Congress in the Sixth District, and Easter Day weather marked by morning drizzle, afternoon thunder showers, reduced traffic, hail at Braddock Heights and Clifton.

Frederick County Emmett R. Bowlus Daniel H. Buckey North Market 4Th Streets Harry W. Legore Congress Braddock Heights Clifton

Cash for News Tips Offered by Frederick News-Post

The Frederick News-Post announces cash prizes for tips on local news during April with specified hours for tips reception. First caller on a story wins, prizes range from five dollars for first to one dollar for subsequent stories, editors will select winners and publish a list.

Frederick News-Post News and Post Monument

Among The Sick

William H. Radcliff of Redwood Avenue was admitted Monday to the King's Daughters Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia. Randy Draper four year old son of Mr and Mrs Leon Draper of 323 Adam Road is recovering from a serious kidney infection after three weeks confinement at home. Miss Pauline Miller of 347 South Market Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday evening and underwent surgery this morning.

Riehl’s Mill Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Edward Titlow Frederick South Street Harry Phebus Walter Crawford Ernest’ Webb Matthew Staley Roscoe Rhoads Howard Albaugh I. Storm Wilbur Brown Theo. C. Kreh North Bentz Street William H. Radcliff Redwood Avenue King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W. Va Randy Draper Leon Draper Adam Road Pauline Miller South Market Street Frederick Memorial Hospital

Miss Georgia Masser Elected Maryland Future Nurses Leader

Miss Georgia Ann Masser daughter of Mrs Edna Masser and Mr Pleasant and Frederick High School senior was chosen president of the Maryland Division of the Future Nurses of America at a Baltimore meeting. She will be incoming president of the Frederick High School Future Nurses Association and serves as vice president locally.

Emma Quinn West Columbia William H. Gehr Peter M. Fahrney West College Terrace Baltimore Leatherman Florida Myersville Walkersville High School Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Midletown High School Acti Frederick County Guernsey Breeders’ Association Georgia Ann Masser Edna Masser Pleasant Frederick High School Maryland Divsion of the Future Nurses of America Medical and Thirurgical Park “Maza Masser Future Nurses Association F. HS. Bank Miss Masser Future Nurses Carol Sanders Jeannette Rudy Connie Myers Mary E. Rhoads

Dr J W Yeo To Be Speaker At Vespers

Dr J Wendell Yeo Boston University vice president for academic affairs will speak at the Vesper Service at Hood College Coffman Chapel at 6 30 p m on April 15 Former dean of BU School of Education he has served as teacher high school principal superintendent of schools junior college instructor and associate director and director of a national counselor training program He will bring the main address for the college community.

J. Wendell Yeo Boston University Hood College Maryland Liberty Frederick Memorial Hospital Testerman Tex Gideways Gas Tech University of Michigan Denver University Weil Brothers Garage

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