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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1954
Page
12
Boyle Column questions whether American prosperity masks a moral lag as foreigners view the US as violent despite wealth. It cites rising crime, laws, and respect for others, prompting a self critique of civilization and liberty, amid a note on a whitewalling substance for tires.
Winger greetings from Rt Rev Msgr John L Sheridan open a report on a Rodgers and Hammerstein tribute with glee club duets and solo numbers from Arvid Lieber John Fleming Nyla Wright James Campbell and others. The piece shifts to a Cumberland court scene where Guy Emery argues Dickenson innocence while Christensen’s signature identification fails as documents are challenged. News from Frederick covers Homemakers convention details church services May 2 and a Hospital Aid renewal amid demonstrations and a food facts session with members invited May 3.
The Mt St Marys College Glee Club plans a Sunday Pops concert outdoors before Flynn Hall with Nyla A. Wright of Baltimore as guest soloist. Wright, a Peabody Conservatory graduate, will perform solos and join the gleemen in a tribute to Rodgers and Hammerstein. The event features Broadway tunes, a comic duet, and a Parents Day schedule including mass, lunch, building tours, a 2 pm reception, a 3 pm concert, and benediction conducted by Rev David W Shaum.
An Army court martial in Washington on April 26 threw out one of three accusations against Cpl. Edward S. Dickenson accused of informing on fellow POWs in Korea. Col. Richard F. Scarborough granted a defense motion for innocence on the charge relating to Martin Christensen of Hammond, Indiana, while the other charge against Edward M. Gaither of Philadelphia remained undecided.
Mrs. Russell Dudrow hosted 18 Ballenger Homemakers Club members on April 19 with Mrs. Charles King presiding. Dr J William Howard gave an engaging talk on foundation garments and Mrs Duditow spoke on health.
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