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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
2
A Washington column argues Red China bears major responsibility for Korean War casualties and condemns Western appeasement moves. It criticizes Britain and France for seeking UN entry for Peiping and warns against American isolationism and reliance on European allies. The piece calls for sustaining U.S. resolve and air bases against Soviet threats.
Elizabeth Strickler Barker daughter of Mr and Mrs James Monroe Barker of Jacksonville Fla will wed George Birely Delaplaine Jr son of Mr and Mrs George B Delaplaine Sr of Lindbergh Avenue Jacksonville. Attendants include ushers from Pittsburgh and Jacksonville with a reception at 8618 San Jose Boulevard. Ceremony planned at St Mark Evangelical Lutheran Church.
The American Hospital Association report for 1954 shows that total hospital care cost 35 040 000 dollars and that 20,345,431 patients were cared for. Non-profit general hospitals spent 22.78 dollars daily per patient while patients paid 1.71 dollars less than the cost. The piece argues hospitals are essential to communities as population grows faster than medical staff and many live in crowded housing.
Oilmen project more than 3 billion barrels will be burned in the United States this year marking a new record as production outpaces consumption. Factors named include record auto sales, higher industrial output, and a cold start to 1935. Also noted, Master Specialist Emil Tumsen from Camp Detrick has reached the wall in singles and doubles at the All Army tennis tournament at Fort Meade. Specialist Johnson faces doubles title today and singles finals on Saturday.
Fifty years ago in Middletown valley the Lutheran parsonage at Churchill burned overnight due to sparks from a brush pile. Rev. G W Stroup and family resided there. contents saved. Other notes include a stable accident injuring Charles F Rintz and local sales, a Democratic County convention update, and Independent Hose Company plans to upgrade equipment with horses and a base water wall.
Twenty years ago items note Fredericks Water Supply praised as clean and safe by Dr. E C Kefauver. Brunswick election drew under 39 percent with three candidates for two-year town council terms Ernest L. Main Anthony Hedges and Earl S. Edwards. Parkins brothers Wolter and John injured in a car crash near Dickerson at Darnestown church curve. Charles Wallace of Yellow Springs injured when an emery wheel broke while he worked.
Miss Catiisiell Rudolphick to participate in the American Institute of Cooperations conference at Purdue University August 7 to 11. The event, educational and research arm of cooperative business, draws about 4000 attendees including 1000 youths for programs introducing young executives from eleven national and international youth groups. Rudolphick will present in Music Hall on August 10 at 9:30 a.m. speaking on Progress through Achievement.
The Optimist Club met Thursday at the Southern Restaurant and heard Lt. Gov. Lloyd Stup from Zone F, 16th District. He outlined eight requisites of a good club member and three new members were introduced: William Hobson Bruce Reeder and Warren Blake. The club now has 53 members and discussed attendance contests for an international convention trip and a Richmond district event.
Among the sick, Henry R Shoemaker county agent is reported in good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after weeks as a patient. Mrs George W Rice Walkers Vaile is readmitted home from the hospital for a fractured collarbone from a fall last Friday. James Baker son of Mr and Mrs Gus B Baker near Liberty is recovering after appendix surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday. Collateral forfeited to court business this morning, eleven dollars and forty five cents by Dwight McMechen of Great Catapa for following too close. 82645 by Gustin Co Baucher for driving without a license. and charges by State Troopers Kirby and Krline. Cub Scouts Den 198 visited the News-Post Thursday with Den Mother Mrs Harold Forle and assistant Mrs Linwood Myers.
State agents described moonshining as a triple threat crime harming tax收入, public health, and youth. Alcoholic Beverages Unit chief Robert Locke says enforcement aims to drive illegal whisky from homes and farms, with raids exposing unsanitary, low-cost production and strong profits that lure operators back after capture. The agency reports a five million dollar hidden market statewide, with Southern Maryland and the Eastern Shore leading raids since 1954.
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