Frederick Daily News Briefs April 23 1956
Local newspaper published in Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates for mail and carrier service. The page header shows the edition date April 23 1956 and publication details for the Great Southern Ptg and Mfg Co. The AP News service note and postal filing information are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Fredrick
BCR Ea
Post Office Deficit and Aging Infrastructure Highlight strain
The Post Office Department faces a 20 year surge in demand with no new government funded buildings since 1938. Mail use up over 150 percent while population rose 27 percent. The system runs chronic deficits and loses about a million dollars daily despite some deficit trimming.
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Post Office Department
Nominating Convention Chooses Three For Frederick School Board
Letter praises the April 6 nominating convention that selected three candidates for the Frederick County Board of Education. The writer thanks organizer Morris Rhian, notes 33 groups with over 4 000 people and 61 delegates, and urges Governor McKeldin to respect the democratic outcome.
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Frederick County
McKeldin
Republican State Central Committee
Weekend Fights Lead to Hospital Touches and Arrests
Several weekend altercations left victims at Frederick Memorial Hospital while multiple suspects faced misdemeanor charges. Notable incidents include three men on North Market Street, one with a facial laceration, and others charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. A husband and wife dispute in Klinehart's alley produced a chest wound for James Moore, and Roger W. Baroins faced disorderly conduct charges after a Saturday incident on West All Saints. A separate stork shower celebrated Mrs. F. Sidney Hammond Jr. with friends and decorations at Lee Place.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
AML
William A. Am_bush
Tuscarora
Bernard King
Wilbur B. Huddleson
Alfred L. Johnson
Maynard J. Palmer
East Street
Peoples’ Court
Klinehart's Alley
Nathan Dorsey
James Moore
Klinehart’s Alley
Preston Moore
Jefferson
West All, Saints
Roger
W. Baroins
Martin Kanade
W Bur Rippeon Jr
F. Sidney Hammond Jr
Ronald L. Stayre
Lee Place
Lael Ware
Lincoln Stull
George Schmersacht
Charles Strosnider
Ernest Higgins
Emil Johnson
Lawrence L. Ware Jr
Valerie Smyre
Harold Curry
Richard A. Sliger
Women of Moose meet in Frederick Chapter plans academy event
Frederick Chapter 347 Women of the Moose met at the Moose home April 18. Final plans were made for an Academy of Friendship meeting Sunday at 2 PM with refreshments afterward. Members from Frederick Chapter 371 will attend. Next meeting is Wednesday at 8 PM. Spring meeting of Frederick County Gettysburg College sub league set for St Pauls Lutheran church Jefferson Wednesday at 7 30 PM with college and member performances. Rev Calvin J Moreland pastors host church.
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Women OF Moose
Frederick
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Academy of Friendship
Dorothy Sowell
Frederick County
Sub-League
Gettysburg College
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
St. Paul's Church
Calvin J. Moreland
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items reflect relief efforts after the California earthquake with funds sent to the Red Cross and shipments of clothing bedding and mattresses to San Francisco. Local groups report new arts and community events including a young baseball team organized for ages ten through thirteen and a drama at City Opera House. Local society notes record a gift of acetylene lanterns to the Junior Fire Company and an annual meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union with officers elected and a county convention set for May 24 in Myersville.
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Smith
California
Red Cross
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Charity Organization Society
Relief Committee
San Francisco
H. Schmidt
N. Bowers
P. L
Nothagle
C. Grubbs
MS. Horn
L. Kennedy
H. Myjers
A. Crum
H. Crum
May Hillman
Opera House
J K Robinson JR
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
L. M. Keller
May. Markell
Thomas
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1936 Walkersville consignment sale netted about 1630 with odd prices for items. Bedroom suites sold for 68 each, a smoking stand for 14, an old sleigh for 5, shadow frames 10 each, a Sessions mantel clock 9, and odds ends bringing higher sums. The ladies aid netted 300 for the volunteers. total cash was 1338. Auctioneers listed, Ray Kelly clerk. Meeting notes mention Rockwell Terrace hosts, Daughters of the American Revolution and Snow Hill council highlights, May Day fete at Hood College, Cinderella play with Laura Pitkin as Prince Charming, and Mrs. G O Hendrickson of Urbana breaking her left arm.
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Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Glenn Trout
Harry Trout
Ralph Zimmerman
Ignatius Lease
George Wilhide
Maurice Mount
Ray Kelly
A. RK
M. Albaugh
Fred
Alvin H. Crawford
Rockwell Terrace
Great Council
To Frederick
Daughters
United States
Maryland
C. Herbert
Kreh
Edith Miller
Elizabeth Bower
Hood College
Cinderella
Laura Pitkin
Frederick
Prince Charming
Srs
G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana
Frederick City Hospital
Social Security claim drive and wedding notices mixed in
Scores of elderly disabled people in the Frederick area filed claims to freeze their Social Security earnings records. The piece also covers a wedding party with detailed attire and family members, noting the bride's and groom's backgrounds and their home plans after the ceremony.
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Frederick
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security Administration
Lennie Ross political interests surpass stock trades
Ten year old Lennie Ross of Tujuanfa Calif is praised by father William Ross for studying and working hard. Lennie won 100 on NBCs Big Surprise and his family notes his political interest as opposed to stock market pursuits. The piece also covers community events and a social security disability freeze explainer, plus local society notices.
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Tujunga
Calif
Leonard Ross
Wizard of
Wall Street
William Ross
Los Angeles
Lennie
Autherine Lucy Weds Minister in Dallas Church
Autherine Lucy, the Birmingham alumna known for challenging segregation, married Rev. H. C. Foster in a ceremony at St. John Baptist Church in Dallas. The crowded hall included many Negro and white guests as television lights flashed. The 26 or 27 year old bride had faced expulsion from the University of Alabama amid race riots.
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Dallas
Tex
Autherine Lucy
H. C. Foster
St. John Baptist Church
Birmingham
Ala
University of Alabama
Frederick Art Club Elects Officers for 1956 57
The Frederick Art Club elected officers for 1956 57 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Alvey TD Young on Ballenger Creek Road. Grace Beard Young was named president with a slate including vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer and entertainment chair.
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Alvey TD. Young
Ballenger Creek Road
Frederick Art Club
Grace Beard Young
Roger H. Willard
Robert E. Delaplaine
George L. Bennett
Lloyd K. Hoover
Edith Miller
Mexico
Spain
Lincoln
America
Lloyd Hoover
West
Stuart
Copley
Daguerreotype
Catlen
Bierstadt
Johnson and
Bingham
Wyant
Martin
Inness
France
J. Alden Weir
Albert Pinkham
Ryder
Winslow Homer
Henri
Glackens
Luks
Shinn
Sloan
Davies
Pender
Last
Lawson
Miss
Mt. Pleasant
Major Quint
Alaska
Eisenhower campaigns on principles after farm bill veto
President Eisenhower uses a post veto address to frame the farm bill vote as a test of principles. He urges political integrity and expounds that expediency betrays trust, as Republicans and a few Democrats shift positions on overriding the veto and backing the soil bank proposal.
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Republican National Committee
Leonard Hall
Hall
Eisenhower
America
Republican Party
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Soil Bank
Personal Notices Include Births Birthdays and Travel
Commander and Mrs. Dudley Page returned from a three months southern trip visiting Florida Cuba and Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eaton announce the birth of a son Thomas Herschel at Walter Reed Hospital weighing nine pounds four and one half ounces. Karen Sue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Martin born at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds six ounces. Mrs. Emmet Rout visits in Frederick. Robert K. Castle marks his birthday at home. Orley Bourland announces a son John Daniel at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Clyde M. Roney and spouse celebrate thirty fifth wedding anniversary. Mrs. Irving Shuffler Sr observes her birthday. Tau Mu Chapter inducted Buford K. Kennedy at University of Maryland. Hreska and daughter Susan sail for Cairo Egypt aboard Exochorda for naval assignment.
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Dudley Page
Record Street
Florida
Cuba
Texas
Charles R. Eaton
RFD
Frederick
Thomas Herschel
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Eaton
Mary Ellen Lenhart
Lewis D. Lenhart
Vernon Martin
East Sixth Street
Karen Sue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martin
Nancy Lee Talbott
Ray Talbott
This City
Emmet Rout
Uniontown
Ka Rout
East Fifth Street
Robert K. Castle
Columbus Avenue
Orley R. Bourland
Walkersville
John Daniel
Irving Shuffler Sr
3. Avenue
Buford K. Kennedy
University of Maryland
Tau Mu
Pi Tau Sigma
H.M.C
John P. Hreska
Susan
Jersey City
N. J
Exochorda
Cairo
Egypt
All Naval Research Unit
Hresko
John P. Jones
East Church Street
Ramaley Presents Kreisler Transcriptions At Monday Musicales
Dr. Ramaley with Mrs. Frank Lewis at the piano offered a program of violin transcriptions by Kreisler and Kreisler's own pieces. The evening included works in the stylistic lines of Couperin, Diltersdorf, and Chopin, concluding with Rosemaria and Liebesleid. Refreshments followed hosted by Mrs. Porter and others. The passage notes life expectancies for American women and men.
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Kreisler
Maurica
Chopin- Kreisler
Schon Rosemaria
Porter
Donald Leatherman
Grayson Stevena
James Etchison
Illness updates from Frederick area residents
Among The Sick Mr George C Myers of South Market Street has recovered enough to be up. Mrs J Luther Smyre of Boonsboro remains confined to her home. Mrs Hillery C Rockwell Sr. has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after two and a half weeks there. Mr A T Whitmore, News-Post Job department employee, is in unsatisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after fracturing his hip. Miss Janet Santen of Frederick RFD 2 returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital after emergency appendectomy. Fayne Dutrow, six, at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Merhle Shankle of Motter Avenue is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Elmer L Stockman of Frederick Avenue entered Baltimore Eye and Nose Hospital.
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George C. Myers
South Market Street
J. Luther Smyre
Boonsboro
Hillery C. Rockwell Sr
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
A. T. Whitmore
News-Post
Janet Santen
Bert L. Santen
Frederick
RFD
Santen
State Teachers College
Towson
Fayne Dutrow
Aubrey Dutrow
Merhle Shankle
Motter Avenue
Elmer L. Stockman
Frederick Avenue
Baltimore Eye and Nose Hospital
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Stockman
Crashes Kill Two Auto Racers in California Races
Two prominent auto racers died in separate California events. Walt Faulkner from Long Beach was crushed when his 1956 Ford rolled over at Vallejo's West Coast Speedway during a qualifying trial. Ernie McAfee of Beverly Hills died instantly as his Ferrari crashed into a tree at Pebble Beach during the National Sports Car races after brakes reportedly locked.
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Associated Press
California
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Calif
Ford
West Coast Speedway
Vallejo
Fred Agajanian
Faulk
Mer
Ernie McAfee
Beverly Hills
Pebble Beach
Primary Is Strength Test in Pennsylvania Election
Philadelphia reports the key question for tomorrow's primary is the relative strength of President Eisenhower versus Adlai Stevenson. Eisenhower appears unopposed on the GOP ballot with Sen. William F. Knowland listed only due to late withdrawal. Stevenson appears solo on the Democratic ballot while Estes Kefauver made no serious bid for write-ins.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
William F. Knowland
California
Eiesenhower
Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
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