The News Frederick April 16 1956 edition overview
The Frederick News details subscription rates and office details for The News published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. It notes publication date and mailing terms, with Associated Press affiliation and postal status information.
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the News
Frederick
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg, CO
North Court St
Frederick, M
Associated Press
Knights of the Road creed spreads from Switzerland
A movement begun by a Swiss pastor to protect human life on roads gains traction. Its credo upholds that any life is sacred and those who endanger it must answer to humans and God, prioritizing safety over all other concerns in traffic and daily activities.
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Switzerland
Atlantic
Oreheemes Knights of
Meriberes
Paratrooper Promotion and Inflationary Credit Pressures
Tighter credit and higher discount rates are seen as Washington moves to curb inflation. Prices rise across sectors with farm crops lagging due to surpluses. A steel price hike resembling half the historical cost is anticipated. Paratrooper Charles E. Wells Jr., now a first lieutenant in Augsburg, Germany, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Co. E. Wells of South Market Street.
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Federal Reserve
Washington
Steel Union
Charles E. Wells ,Jr
Augsburg
Germany
Co. E. Wells
South Market Street
U S Steel Grants Over Million to Colleges and Schools
United States Steel Foundation Inc announced grants totaling more than one million dollars to over 500 colleges universities technological institutes and medical schools. The program provides 340000 for capital grants 557000 for operating grants 102000 for general aid and 72000 for graduate fellowships aiding 47 universities 416 tech institutes 81 medical schools and 403 liberal arts colleges.
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New York
United States Steel Foundation Inc
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
Rainier and Kelly Gossipers Reprimanded
Monte Carlo April 15 Father Francis Tucker delivered a sermon warning gossipers about Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier, saying their marriage would not fail. The personal chaplain to Rainier addressed the congregation at St. Charles church after Mass in the palace chapel, with both families present.
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Monte Carlo
Francis Tucker
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier
Tasi
St. Charles Church
Father Tucker
Rainier
Prince
Grace
Prince's Palace
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items reflect April 16 1906 in Frederick with notes on reassessment suspension due to alleged legal flaws in the mayor and aldermen order status of the Baltimore Frederick and Hagerstown Electric Railway work starting this week section between Frederick and Unionville rights of way largely secured county commissioners inspect Ceresville bridge damage after heavy rain Lloyd C Culler injured at Braddock Heights dancing pavilion corrections note Robert L Ruthvin mislisted in accident report with minor injuries in another incident adjustable details from local class meeting and hosts named
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Frederick City
Baltimore, Frederick and Hagerstown
Frederick
Unionville
Maryland
New York
YMCA
MSSD
Stephen Traargame
Cadida
Holland
Den
Benson
Creager
Jand
Phree
Braddock Heights
Ten Million Ford Grants For Medical Education Program
Fund for Education New York reports a ten million dollar grant program to the National Fund for Medical Education. H Rowan Gaither Jr of the Ford Foundation announces the plan to support 81 U S medical colleges and their operating expenses. This adds to ninety million previously appropriated for privately supported medical schools.
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Fund For Education
New York
National Fund For Medical Education
H. Rowan Gaither Jr
Ford Foundation
National Fund
United States
Foundation
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Of The News April 16 1936. A fire destroyed the bank barn on William B Catshall’s property northwest of Woodsboro killing three hogs and 406 tons of hay. tenant Norman Keeney was burned while guiding six horses to safety. Frederick county primaries May 4 list 27 candidates. Potomac bridge at Brunswick reopened after floods. local Lovettsville meeting aims for a new bridge into Loudoun. Lily Pons, noted artist and opera star, plans to visit Frederick mid June for Lilies at Three Springs Farm. visit linked to Bicomer.
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William B. Catshall
Woodsboro
Norman Keeney
Frederick County
Potomac River
Brunswick
Lovettsville
Potomac
Loudoun County
Lily Pons
Frederick
Three Springs
Lilypoas
Bicom
Cash for News Tips at The Fredernck News-Post
The Fredernck News-Post announces cash prizes for April tips on local news events. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Five dollars for top tip, three for second, two for third, one for each of five additional stories. first caller wins. Call Monument 2-1177.
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Fredenck News-Post
News and Post
Monument
Retires After 36 Years In His Independent Frederick Grocery
Vincent Maggio took over Charles W. Stup and Son at 203 West Patrick Street as founder Vincent Stup retires after 36 years in business. Stup started in a small room, joined by son Robert in 1946, and previously worked 15 years for E J Winebrwer on South Market. Stup is former Board of Aldermen president and former independent grocers association leader. Maggio, known on his own, spent 17 years at Cappelia Food Market at Second and Market Streets.
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Frederick
Vincent Maggio
Charles W. Stup
Stup
Independent Grocers Association
Maggio
Cappelia
Not Guilty Found In Traffic Collision Case
L C Clark was cleared of violating traffic rules after a three car crash on February 19 near Jug Bridge on U S 40 east. Metz testified he stayed on his side and a car from the opposite direction crossed the center line causing the collision. The magistrate ruled in Metz’s favor based on conflicting testimony from James Spurlock and Metz. Collateral forfeitures were issued to several motorists for speeding and reckless driving on U S 40 and U S 240, with fines ranging from 11.45 to 26.45 dollars for individual offenses.
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L. C. Clark
U.S. 40 East
Jug Bridge
Francis E. Metz
Frederick
RFD 5
Hr. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Edwin F. Nikirk
Metz
James Spurlock
Spurlock
William F. Dufault
Alexandria
U. S
Ernest E Jackson
Baltimore
U. S. 40
East
Charles R. Jackson
Cumberland
U.S 240
Frank Bingaman
Hyat
E. L.baum
Nelson L. Gray
Lewistown
West Patrick Street
W. A. Mutchner
Robert L. Baugher
South Market Street
Carey-RKany wedding at Rudy home in Middletown
The marriage of Ernestine Grace Rudy and Richard L Carey Jr was performed Wednesday evening at the Rudy home west of Middletown by Reverend Howard J McCarney of Zion Lutheran Middletown. The couple will reside at Walkersville after a Niagara Falls honeymoon.
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Carey—Rkany
Ernestine Grace Rudy
Ernest L. Rudy
Middletown
Richard L.carey Jr
Richard L Carey
Walkersville
Eleanor Carey
Fred Rudy
Niagara Falls
Carey
Middletown High School
Price, Electric Corp
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Price ,Electric
Army
Miss Mary Jane Leatherman Weds Charles Lenhart in Thurmont
Miss Mary Jane Leatherman daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Leatherman Thurmont and Charles Monroe Lenhart son of Mr and Mrs Chester Lenhart Utica Mills married Saturday at 7 pm in Thurmont Evangelical and Reformed Church. The couple will reside at 1631 Shookstown Road after a Florida Maryland award trip. The bride wore misty nylon tulle with lace bodice and a pearl coronet. he wore Army dress blues.
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Mary Jane Leatherman
Marshall L. Leatherman
Thurmont
Charles Monroe Lenhart
Chester Lenhart
Utica Mills
Thurmont Evangelical
Barbara Jean Bales
M. Lenhart
Leatherman
Sterling Clabaugh
Keymar
Nevin Wachier
Silver
Kathleen Blower
James Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Love
Virginia Derr
Ann Ruth Firor
Betty Smith
Viola Seipler
Anna Mary Willard
Elizabeth Weddie
Lenhart
Florida
Maryland
S. A. Bshookstown
Frederick High School
Fredericktown
Four Critical After Accident Near Ridgeville Injuries Reported
Eight people were injured Sunday night when a car on U S 144 crashed into a tree east of Ridgeville near the Donald Warfield residence. Ambulances transported victims to Frederick Memorial Hospital with fractures lacerations and concussions. Ida Clemmins Clyde Rogers Ruby Rogers Carl Rogers and James A Pinkney listed among the injured with several in critical or fair condition. State Trooper Herbert Snyder indicated Clyde Rogers operated the vehicle and said charges will likely be filed after further physician advised questioning.
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U. S. 144
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Damascus
Sykesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donald Warfield
Poplar Springs
Lisbon
Clyde Rogers Jr
Marriottsville
Clyde Rogers
Ruby Rogers
Carl Rogers
Marriotsville
Ida Clemmins
James A. Pinkney
Mary Ellen Clemmins
Mary Ann Clemmins
Herbert Snyder
Two Bacteriologists Honored At Fort Detrick Meeting
The Maryland Branch of the Society of American Bacteriologists honored two government bacteriologists Saturday evening at Fort Detrick. Martin R. Ross of Fort Detrick received the J Howard Brown award and Leon M. Jacobs of the NIH Bethesda was given the Barnett Cohen award.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland
Society of American Bacteriologists
Detrick
Martin R. Ross
J. Howard Brown
Leon M. Jacobs
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Barnett Cohen
Brown and Jacobs win science awards for immunology work
The Brown award honors student researchers and the Cohen award acknowledges professional bacteriologists. Dr. Donald Shay of the University of Maryland chaired the judging committee. Ross, studying for a PhD at George Washington University, was cited for immunochemistry work on psittacosis and the lymphogranuloma virus group. Dr. Jacobs is praised for toxoplasmosis research and microbiology and immunology contributions.
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Brown
Cohen
Donald Shay
University of Maryland
Ross
George Washington University
Jacobs
University of Connecticut
University of Michigan
Detrick
Stewart Manor Apartments
Velma
Russell
Lynn
Wendy
New York City
Washington Academy of Sciences
Arthur 8. Fleming
Brooklyn College
Featherweights Clash at St Nicholas Arena Tonight
Archi e Moore tunes up for his heavyweight title defense in London June 1. In New York at St Nicholas Arena two featherweights Miguel Berrios of Puerto Rico and Bobby Bell of Youngstown clash after their Feb 27 bout. Bell won the first fight on a split decision. DuMont telecasts.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Archie Moore
Yolande Pompey
London
George Parmentier
Eureka
Calif
Seattle
Miguel Berrios
Puerto Rico
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
TV Entertainment Tonight
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Bell
DuMont
Local Resident Undergoes Appendectomy at Fredrick Memorial
Mr. John Blanchfield of Unionville underwent an appendectomy at Fredrick Memorial Hospital and is reported in satisfactory condition.
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John Blanchfield
Unionville
Fredstick Memorial Hospital
Price-Fixing Charges Dismissed By FTC In Appalachian Apple Case
FTC final ruling dismisses price fixing charges against Appalachian apple processors and growers led by Appalachian Apple Service Inc. and firms C H Musselman Co Bowman Apple, Knouse Food Coop and others. Commission found no proven formula pricing or buyer diversion. Remaining parties include 1,700 West Virginia Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania growers and about 15 percent of regional canning and bottling apple activity.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Apple
Appalachian
FTC
Appalachian Apple Service Inc
Martinsburg
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
C. H. Musselman Co
Biglerville
National Fruit Produce Co
Winchester
Knouse Food Coop. Inc
Peach Glen
Bowman Apple Products Co. Inc
Mt. Jackson
Stenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp
Deaths in Martinsburg and surrounding area obituaries
Multiple notices report deaths in Martinsburg and nearby towns. James Robert Albin died at King's Daughters Hospital after a long illness. funeral at 106 East Church Street. Carroll Lantz Haugh, 41, died at Victor Cullen Hospital after illness since 1952. veteran and community member with services at Grove funeral home. Joseph D. Martz, 84, Yellow Springs, died at Reeder Nursing Home. services Tuesday at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Kathryn Rice Barrick, 49, Annapolis, died at Anne Arundel General Hospital after lingering illness. funeral Tuesday at Woodsboro residence. Mt. Hope Cemetery burial. Additional line mentions various survivors and funeral arrangements across Thurmont, Hagerstown, and surrounding communities.
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James Robert Albin
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Done
Betty Allison Albin
Jefferson County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick
James Conklyn
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Cloister
M. Ritchit
Carroll L. Haugh
Carroll Lantz Haugh
Victor Cullen Hospital
Sabillasville
Havre de Grace
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Eyler’s Valley
Emmitsburg
Harry D
Baltimore
729Th Ordnance Reunion Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eagles Club, Inc
Waynesboro
Loyal Order of Moose
Hagerstown
Harry D. Haugh
Blue Ridge Summit
Clyde G. Haugh
Grove Funeral
Ivan G. Naugle
Germantown Bethel Cemetery
Joseph D. Martz
Yellow Springs
Reeder
Sponsiboro
Annie M. Martz
Grace Ullmer
Dayton
Lewis J. Martz
Allen S. Martz
Threerandsons
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. Dailey
Kathryn Rice
Kathryn Barrick Rice
Maryland Avenue
Annapolis
Anne Arundel General Hospital
Woodsboro
Leonard C
Mamie Spahr Barrick
Barrick F. Tibbetts
Naval Academy
Stephen Paul Rice
LeRoy C. Barrick
Woods‘boro
theChurch of God
Janet Barrick
Franklin P. Brose
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Powell and Hartzler
Funerals and Leaders Meeting Report for Local Notables
Funeral services for Mrs Ida V Crabbs widow of John Crabbs Linwood were held at D D Hartzler and Sons Union Bridge with burial at Pipe Creek near New Windsor. Charles Edward Eaves near Walkersville died Thursday. service at Walkersville funeral home, pallbearers named. interment at Chapel cemetery near Libertytown. Girl Scouts Leaders Club met April 12 at Coca Cola plant. officers elected for the year. camping trip planned to Camp Baker April 27-28. contact Mrs Joseph Bussard. Widow of Joseph Dunkin dies at Foxville. tribute and First Aid talk at meeting by Charles Tayler.
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Trinity Methodist W
Lester Fry
Herbert Doggett
Betty Heffner
Basil Lewis
Mary Baker
Gene Ramsburg
Charles Lockner
Eddie Machen
William Etzler
California
Bumps Upjouth
Les
Teter Eyler
San Francisco
Ninotary
Audrey Baker
Valdes
George Rey
Notas
Frank House
Houston
Clara
Lester
Conscripto
Mexico
George Conscripto
Reynolds
Tommy Lopez
Tex
Ida V. Crabbs
John
Charles Edward Eaves
Walkersville
E. Koontz Helwig
Elmer
George Zimmerman
Charles
Harry Rintz
Harry Lare
Frank Cramer
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
G. C. Barton
Girl Scouts Leaders’ Club
Coca Cola Plant
Joseph Bussard
Carlton Brown
Dorothy Mooring
Lewis Burck
Robert Whooper
Camp Baker
Olevia V. Dunkin
Olevia Virginia Dunkin
Joseph Dunkin
Charles Tay
Foxville
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Edward I. Selby
Shear Union Bridge
Helen Elizabeth
Jefferson Jerome Wilcom
Charles F. Wilecom
Monrovia
Kelly
China
Estonia
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Doris Crum
Wilson Place
Nellie Carlin
Judy Mobley
Anna Heffelfinger
Pauline Davis
Robert L. Ruthvin
East Fourth Street
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph A. Rosenthal
Orphans Court
Elizabeth Rosenthal
Joseph A. Rosenthal Jr
Robert L. Smith
Janet E. Smith
Altoona
UWB
Ernie Hoffman
Pennsylvania State Bowling Assn
Hoffman
James M. Buckler
Bernard T. O'Bryan
Catoctina Avenue
Paul E. Stitely
Roscoe B. Martin
Main Street
Alton Leslie Bare
RFD 1
Armed Services
Selective Service Board No. 46
Selective Service Boards No. 45
Bare
Armed Forces Induction Center
Doggett
Charles Lockard
B. C. Lewis
Gordon Croneburg
George Reynolds
Charles M. Lenhart
Ella Lenhard
Betty Mohler
Ruth Ransburg
Donald Lenhart
Robert Leatherman
Miss Mary
West Friendship
James Albert Pinkney
RFD
Woodbine
St. Nick’s
Mary Elaine Rice
Clarence Rice
West Virginia College of Beauty Culture
Rice
Ralph L. Burall
Poplar Heights
Jeffrey Neal
Burall
Ruth Neal
Hazen B. Neal
Pearl
R. Guyane Brown Jr
Hildenbrand
M. Brown Sr
Emil J
East Patrick Street
Opington
University Hospital
Ter
Jacob
Mary Baker Farsht
John Dunkin
York
Nora Dunkin
Virginia Ridenour
Naomi Palmer
Mary Bowman
Hazel Shaffer
Ruth Wolard
Laura Grove
Chewsville
Robin Smith
Garefield
Brayden Smith
Lietersburg
William Smith
Bethel Methodist-Episcopal Church
Basil Grossnickle
Mt. Moriah
Fonville
M. L. Creager and Son
Milque
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