Lawrence Discusses With Canadian Officials Meeting
Lawrence speaks with Canadian officials amid April talks on severn matters. Washington reports on ongoing discussions and potential policy implications.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1957
Page
2
Twenty Years Ago Heems From The Columns April 22 1937
Twenty years ago a dramatic forest fire burned about 28 acres on the Williams farm near Sjamsville. A dwelling on the Shawbaker estate near Bartholows was destroyed by a chimney fire. Mrs. Austin L. Michael fractured her left arm in Wool Wortil's store incident. The era’s political notes discuss Canadian notes to the U S Senate hearings and the death by own action of Mr Norman in Cairo, with commentary on Eisenhower's place in history and foreign policy patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Williams
Floyd Smith
Sjamsville
Shawbaker
Bartholows
George Barker
Wool Wortil’s
Austin L. Michael
Trail Avenue
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Stander
Herbert Norman
Cairo
Seine Committee
Ir. Norman
New York Daily News
U. S. Senate
Norman Lave
Senate
Norman
Middle East
Nasser Security Subcommittee
Robert Morris
New York Herald Tribune Inc
the World Today
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Nasser
Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Word Study and Daily Vocab Note on Ostentatious Practice
The piece defines habit custom usage and mispronunciation tips, plus a lesson on ostentatious meaning marked by unnecessary show. It notes 89.7 percent of fatal highway accidents in 1956 involved men as drivers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gordon
U.S
The News April 22, 1937 Frederick Md Front Page
Page four of the Frederick Maryland newspaper The News dated Monday April 22 1937. The issue announces post office and local notices with small headlines and brief items across the page. Content focuses on standard daily news items typical of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mondas
Frederes
Clean-Up America and Marathon News Mix Aseasonal Wash
A mid spring weather shift sparks clean-up campaigns urging public responsibility for litter and refuse disposal. Boston reporter Johnny Kelsey, a Groton teacher, wins the Boston Marathon 12 years after his first race, beating Karvonen by 3 minutes 45 seconds, with Lim and Manni in podium positions as highway fatalities rise in 1856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Johnny Kelsey
Kelley
Viekko Karvonen
Groton
Canon
Fall River Mass
Karvonep
Korea
Choong Woo Lim
Finland
Qlavi Manni
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1907
Fire of unknown origin at the furniture shop of Frederick Obenderfer on East Pat yiex street caused destruction of building and stock and damaged neighboring properties and homes. Rosebud Baseball Team organized for the season with Zeigler, Moberly, Storm, Gaver, Eader, Phebus among listed players. Belles Lettres debate on taxing bachelors and old maids ends 2-1 for negative. A traction engine disrupted South Market street with loud whistle waking residents. Sarah Heffner and others sold 107 acres in Tastorora district to Edward Angle Sr for 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Obenderfer
East Patyiex Street
A. M. Landauer
Harris and
Rosebud
Harry Zeigler
Earl Zeigler
Harry Sanders
Richard Moberly
Irving Storm
Roger Gaver
Bartgis Storm
Stephen Eader
Harry Phebus
Belles Lettres Literary Society
W. Storm
J. En
J. Price
R Wolfe
Sarah Heffner
Tastarora District
Edward S. Angle
1934 and 1956 elections shape Congressional control
The text notes shifts in party power during the mid-20th century, detailing Democratic gains in Congress during 1934 and 1956 while Republican Eisenhower won presidency in 1952 and 1956. It highlights the voters’ pattern of cross-branch results in those years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Congress
Local Health Notes From Thurmont And Nearby Hospitals
Several residents reported recovering from operations and illnesses. Mrs. William Wastler recuperates at home in Thurmont after surgery at Waynesboro Hospital. Samuel P. Pever convalesces at home in Thurmont following an operation at Church Home and Hospital, Baltimore. Carroll M. Zentz of Gettysburg, formerly Thurmont, suffered a heart attack and remains a patient at Annie Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. Steve Cox, seven, of Brunswick, broke his right arm recently at home. he is the grandson of Mr and Mrs J Milton Crum. Flora M. Stone moved from Montgomery County General Hospital to Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights by ambulance. Richard F. Simmons, 635 Wilson Place, returned Friday from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wastler
Waynesboro, Pa
Thurmont
Samuel P. Pever
Rt. 1
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll M. Zentz
Gettysburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Steve
James Cox
Brunswick
J. Mitton Crum
Flora M. Stone
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
M_ R Eichisorland
Richard F. Simmons
Wilson Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Safe House Wiring For Modern Homes
Electricity is now essential for light refrigeration heating and more. Many homes use outdated wiring 25 years old that cannot support new appliances risking fires and reduced performance. Modernizing wiring adds home value and ensures safe efficient operation with surplus capacity for future devices. An electrical door can assess and fix wiring issues by installing adequate wiring for comfort and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
Checks Presented To Essay Contest Winners
The American Legion Auxiliam Francis Scott Key Unit No. 11 met on the 16th with Mrs. Dorothy Staley presiding. Alice Harding of Frederick High School won first prize of 10 dollars and Mary L. Chester of St. John's High School won second prize of 5 dollars. Unit reports note 1262 members, a successful card party, and plans for future events at local hospitals and Girls State attendees. A 3 cent steel industry anniversary stamp was to be issued March 22 with first day covers offered through the New York area.
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American Legion Auxiliam
Francis Scott Key
Dorothy Staley
Alice ‘Harding
Frederick High School
Mary L. Chester
St. John’s High School
Virginia “Miller
Edna Yelton
Staley
Victor Cullen
Yelton
Newton JD
Baker Medical Center
Velma Graham
Annapolis
iThey
Martha Haugh
Fat Frederick High School
American Legion
Stall
St. John’s School
Ladies Auxiliary
VFW
John R. Webb
Priscilla Simms
Department
War Memoria
Baltimore
Legion Post
Canadian Official to Speak Here at Kiwanis Meeting
Saul F Rae minister of the Canadian Embassy in Washington will address the Frederick Kiwanis Club at Francis Scott Key Hotel tomorrow. The noon luncheon begins at 12 15 pm with wives invited. Rae 52 born Hamilton Ontario earned BA Toronto 1936 Massey Fellowship PhD London attended Balliol Oxford and Princeton public affairs school. He joined External Affairs in 1940 and later served in North Africa Paris Indochina before becoming ambassadorial aide and diplomat in 1952 and was named to his current post last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul F. Rae
Washington
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis
Massey
University of London
I ‘Balliol College
Oxford
School of Public International Affairs
Princeton
Canadian Department of External Affairs
North Africa
Paris
Rr. Rae
Vietnam
International Supervisory Commissions
Indochina
Births of Naomi Herr and Heide Jarne in Waynesboro and Everett
Rev and Mrs Philip Kulp of Thurmont announce the birth of a daughter Naomi Herr on April 15 at Waynesboro Hospital. Harold Eigenbrode of Everett Washington and his wife announce the birth of a daughter Heide Jarne on April 3 at the General Hospital in Everett, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Eigenbrode of Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Kulp
Thurimont
Naomi Herr
Waynesboro, Pa
Kulp
Thurmont
Manhattan Woman Suffered Possible Concussion in Lexington Drive Incident
Barbara Bidwell, 50, of Manhattan, sustained a possible cerebral concussion after her coat caught on a door handle of a passing automobile at Lexington Avenue and 50th Street. The driver, Alfred Bohn, was not held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tfi
Barbara Bidwell
Manhattan
Lexington Avenue
Tith Street
Automo Ld
Alfred Bohn
Homemakers Club Meets in East Frederick April Meeting
The East Frederick Homemakers club held its April 16 meeting at Mrs. Richard Wenzel’s Alonocacy Village home with twelve members and three guests. Guest attendees included Mrs. John Derr Mrs. Paul Willard and Miss Fehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Frederick
Cramer
Bell
Fox
Schroder
Finlandia
Fehr
Hoodi College
Wenzel
Cram
John Cramer
Ayam Orchard Road
U S Foreign Policy Views and Middle East Note
Dulles outlines expanded budget needs and vital trade aid to win belief in liberty. He favors arms reduction and rejects war as inevitable, urging prevention through stronger U.S. policy. The Middle East crisis is touched on without detailed discussion. Also reported is a public sale withdrawal for Mrs. Gertrude Smith’s seven room brick house at 7 South Market Street. Bad driving conditions were cited in under 15 percent of U S fatal highway accidents in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasser
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Dukes
United States
Dulles
Suez Canal
Gertrude Smith
South Market Street
Glenn Trout
U.S
Cash for News Tips Offered by The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news during April. Tips accepted weekdays 5 am to midnight, Saturdays 5 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range five to one dollar, awarded to the first caller per story. Call Monument 25177.
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Frederick News-Post
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