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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1957
Page
4
A long-form Easter meditation contrasts Christian hope with the Jewish Passover, celebrating freedom and renewal. It links Easter renewal to daily life and resilience, urging readers to find joy and inspiration in spiritual rebirth despite contemporary troubles.
Washington reports the State Department plans a statement to ease barriers on Suez Canal use by American ships. Diplomats see possible changes depending on U S Egypt talks with Nasser. Britain may slow, France under Mollet unlikely to relent, as negotiations stall.
Today in History section notes birthdays and deaths of figures such as Wal-Roger Shermar a Connecticut shoemaker lawyer jurist signer of the Declaration and U S senator born Newton Massachusetts died July 23 1793 Henry H Jessup missionary in Syria born Montrose Pennsylvania died in Syria April 25 1910 Frank Lamson Scribner botanist died February 2 1938 Paul P Harris founder of the Rotary movement born Racine Wisconsin died January 27 1947 John Taylor Arms artist etcher born Fairfield Connecticut died New York October 13 1953 Paul V Betters longtime executive director of the U S Conference of Mayors born Morris Minnesota died May 13 1956 Edmund Burke noted.
Dr. Julian Abrams of Springfield State Hospital becomes the new clinical psychologist for Frederick County Health Department. He earned a clinical psychology doctorate at NYU and has worked as a statistics instructor at NYU and a researcher at Vassar. He will supervise a Wednesday clinic at Winchester Hall while remaining on the Springfield staff.
A Health Department reshuffle sees Dr. Abrams taking over from Paul Imry the former clinical psychologist who resigned to devote time to duties as a psychologist at Spring Grove Mental Hospital. The article juxtaposes biblical imagery of the crucifixion with the end of hopes for salvation and the earth shaking.
Suffering the day Jesus Christ was nailed to the cross was the most momentous day in human history. Yet few recognized his existence. Across two millennia, humanity has come to confess his impact and authority above all others, even as many remain indifferent to his significance.
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