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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1958
Page
2
David Lawrence analyzes the New Jersey primary, outlining key outcomes, candidate performances, and implications for national politics. The piece highlights shifts in voter sentiment, regional dynamics, and the impact on party strategy going forward.
Baron weekly critiques federal budget waste citing subsidies and bank bailouts while urging real economy. City police detained two white juveniles ages 15 and 46 after a car tampering incident tied to a Pennsylvanian visitor at Hood College. vehicle recovered and further beer theft from trucks alleged.
Fifty Years Ago item describes a three act farce presented by local talent under Company A at the City Opera House with Frank Rhodes directing and leading role. Cast includes Sadie Ebright Pauline McCardell Regina Redock Viola Bowers Miriam Evans and others. Also notes a church land sale at Trinity chapel and the Rosebuds baseball season opener defeating Frederick Juniors.
A rural Frederick, Maryland paper page from April 1958 includes small ads for a beet processing firm and a line noting the edition carries AP dispatches. The page shows date lines for April 21 1958 and a misdated item mentioning April 22 1955.
The Public Works Administration approved grants for Frederick including a 316 355 grant on a 2 560 fire house project and a 245 230 grant for a 345 000 school project pending congressional funds and President’s recommendation. The Orphans Court declared Martha Virginia Lew to be the lawful wife of Samuel A Lewis entitling her to half his estate. M J Grove Lime Company bid 43 422 for a mile and a fifth of bypass on the Middletown Jefferson roads. Mr Dick Gardner, formerly with Hotel Van Cleve, left for a European tour after a six week engagement.
Miss Barbara Utterback and Robert Main were married at Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Charles Trunk Jr officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a fingertip veil and the reception followed at Middle Creek. they will reside at 235 North Market Street after May 4. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate of 1936 and works for Potomac Edison. the groom is a 1934 Frederick High School alumnus employed by Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank.
Lime Kiln news reports Mrs Ira Cook returning home improved from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Cora Koontz visits Nettie Cashour in Monrovia. Art Lee Kaetzel turns four with a birthday party. William Nehouse and family visit Mrs Erma De Grauze. Howard DeGrange visits Frederick. In Fort Campbell Army PVT Donald A Kaetzel, Frederick Md, participates in Exercise East Wing with 42d Infantry. The two week maneuver ends April 3. Kaetzel entered the Army in 1957 after graduating Frederick High School.
June 30 is a key date for disabled workers to apply for social security benefits. W S King urges those disabled for over a year to file within a year of disability. deadlines vary and missing June 30 could lose rights to disability, survivor, or old age benefits. Contact the social security office for pamphlets and guidance.
The excerpt lists current bid and asked prices for assorted securities in Frederick, Maryland area and notes charges from Alex Brown & Sons. It references Frederick Co Nat, Potomac Edison Pid, Frederck Gas, Investors Loan Corp, and local firms with limited legible details on units and par values.
The Maryland and District of Columbia AFL-CIO political education committees endorsed the slate four weeks before the primary. Endorsements include S Senate candidate Thomas D'Alesandro and Baltimore Mayor, with Tawes for comptroller and Goldston for treasurer, while George Mahoney was rejected for policy reasons. Clarence Long avoided comment.
Dr I Nachlas associate professor of orthopedic surgery at Johns Hopkins died at 63 in Baltimore. A pioneer in bone infection treatment and spinal metal implants he served clinics in western Maryland and Baltimore hospitals. Funeral services will be private.
News notes the health status of area residents including Mrs. Charles Crist still recovering from surgery, Mr. George Zecher in an unchanged condition after a car accident, and Mrs. S. Leslie Shafer who had eye surgery. Interim updates cover tonsil removals, hip fracture, and other medical or surgical care at Frederick Memorial and Washington County hospitals.
The Associated Press reports continued showery weather with mild temperatures in most areas. Heaviest rain fell from the lower Great Lakes to Mississippi, with over half an inch in six hours in the wet belt. strong winds, downed trees in Jackson Mississippi, and hail in some spots were noted. Showers and thunderstorms were expected to persist from the central southern Plains to the Atlantic seaboard, with New England receiving scattered showers and the south remaining warm.
Bay Ridgeway of near Sykesville fell from a 20 foot scaffold Saturday morning while working at his home and suffered a compound fracture of the left forearm. He is treated at Bone Secour Hospital in Baltimore where physicians report the bone in the arm broken in nine places. Ridgeway works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Baltimore and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ridgeway of Brunswick.
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