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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1956

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2

Littering Costs Across States Highlight Cleanups

A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey finds litter cleanup costs range 15 to 3 a mile yearly across 44 states with 3 000 000 rural miles. Thirteen states raised penalties. eight show improvement though ranges vary from near nothing to 1000 dollar fines. Ohio cut cleanup outlay from 325 733 in 1953 to 244 452 last year amid stricter law enforcement and education.

Family Economic Bureau Northwestern National Life Insurance Company Idaho Georgia Ohio

Eisenhower Says He Will Run If Americans Want Him

President Eisenhower states the nation should decide his political future and argues his continued service would benefit the country. Cabinet members say his motive is constructive world peace, not personal risk, as British papers debate the propriety of his potential run.

Gettysburg Eisenhower United Press London News-Chronicle Daily Herald of London Ike Republican Party Richard Nixon Washington Nixon Sienason London Economist Winston Churchill United States House of Commons Churchill Stalin Britain England Deserdes

Principal Speaker At Charter Night By Optimist Club

C Leave Bussard recently returned from Jacksonville Florida where he was principal speaker at a charter night honoring a new Optimist club for the Southeast. He noted the club is the first chartered since he became president of Optimists International. Harold Wilkins LeRoy Gardner and George Blenking attended from Memphis Jacksonsville Wallawasee. Bussard reviewed the group’s work under the slogan Friend of the Boy and highlighted programs for youth and the 200% in the 1 million Kids not juvenile delinquents. He discussed the Optimist Caled Pian aiding third offenders and noted more than 1,200 boys benefited last year. He spoke on federal narcotics penalties aided by Optimists since 1953 and described a theme Live and Help Live for the next convention. Post meeting Bussard went to Miami Beach for the Fourth District board meeting and visited the Fontainebleau in preparation for a potential 1958 Optimist convention. Optimist International has 1,250 clubs across the U S Canada Puerto Rico Hawaii Cuba and Alaska.

LeRoy Gardner Jacksonsville George Blenking Wallawasee Bussard Optimust International Bos Caele Pian Last Sear Ue Sierce Houston Tex Miami Beach Optimist International Club Lagora Florida Cuba Puer

Swiss Student Gilles tours U.S. on student visa

Gilles a 23 year old Swiss youth on a student visa toured the United States starting July 1 in New York in a Studebaker. He visited Chicago Yellowstone San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas Grand Canyon Santa Fe Houston and Frederick. He spoke little English and completed the journey sleeping in his car, learning about American life and comparing it with Switzerland while planning a return to Connecticut to study and work with his father in real estate.

Switzerland Alps Gilles Signiti America United States Gilles Ment National University of Bridgeport Connecticut Frederick New York Studebaker Ger Chicago Yellowstone Park Xeyser Salt Lake City Reno San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas Grand Canyon Santa Fe Houston Miami Midwest California Iis Pierre Texas Texans Carroll H. Hendrickson Jr

Elks Thank Community for Watermelon Party

A Frederick Lodge No. 584 Elks letter thanks Mayor Derr, aldermen, police, Frederick County officials, The News-Post, Boy Scouts, and others for supporting a July 25 watermelon party for kids. They report serving over 300 watermelons and plan to make it annual, aiming for 400 to 500 next year.

Elks Frederick Lodge No Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks James Avery Clark Derr Charlie Main Frederick County Products Frederick County Commissioners Frederick News-Post Boy Scouts Amlul Wee Warren H. HI Frederick

Pitt West Virginia football tickets near sellout

Morgantown WV August 7 WVU athletic department reports a near sellout for the September 22 game against Pittsburgh. More than 28,000 tickets have been sold, with about 5,000 seats still available in the curved Mountaineer Stadium section at 2.40. A few 3.50 seats remain in the open end bleachers of the horseshoe stadium.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh WVU Charles Simmons Simmons Mountaineer Stadium Pitt Penn State

Sick Deputy Sheriff Improves at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Deputy Sheriff George Wayman on East Sixth Street is improved as a cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Elsie Mealey of Record Street entered the same hospital for medical treatment. McComas Albauch of Union Bridge is in satisfactory condition after foot surgery. A Waktauans on his father's Union Bridge farm, Mrs. Maurice Smith of Woodsboro recuperates at her daughter’s home. Dr Melvin Lea of East Basilin Street is confined to bed. Mrs Atlee Lov e of Baltimore has heart condition.

George Wayman East Sixth Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Elsie Mealey Record Street McComas B. Albauch Union Bridge Maurice (. Smith Woodsboro Sta Jey Vo Sanner Basilin Street Melvin F. Lea Kine Boulevard Atlee Ilove Frederick Derby “Anor Drive Baltimore

Rocky Ridge community notes and local events

Local items recount visits by residents to Waynesboro and Blue Ridge. a 14th birthday party for Catherine Stambaugh. winners at Fox reunion. trips to Ocean City and Atlantic City. camping with Md National Guard. parade at Thurmont. bake sale by Mr Tabor church. magistrate court actions. destruction of napalm bombs at Rocky Mountain Arsenal referenced.

Rocky Ridge John BD. Kaas Harry Knight Katie Fleazie Dar Troxell Melvin Thomas Bowers Waynesboro Marvin Stambanc Catherine Harvey Stambaugh Luther Stambaugh Albert Stambaugh Larry Shirley Franklin Stambaugh Childenn Busan Wihaeds Marvin Stambaugh Paul Lee Stambaugh Rosalie Kaas Fox Blue Richae Sinemit Ralph Kreithults Ocean City Floyd Reynolds Charles FE. Stambauszh Susie Vickie Thirmoant Mero Kenneth Stambaresh Jo Taneytown Tharles TR Stanhanh Sandee Thormont Walden Willer Howard Miller Sr Howard Miller Jr Fort Gordon Thurmont William Kaas MD. National Guard Indian Town Gap E. F. Reilholts Roy Nagle Shiloh Mtrs Nettie Dinterman Maud Stambaugh Mar Kaas Ralph Weybright Keysville

Qualifications For Monthly Benefits For Social Security

W. King of the Hagerstown District Social Security Office says eligibility ranges from 6 to 16 years of quarters based on age. Special rules apply for those born before 1958 with credits from 1935 onward, plus a birth year table showing required quarters at 65 or 62.

King Hagerstown Social Security Office Sears Auaia Social Security

Picnic At Heights A Major 1956 Summer Stock Hit

The Mountain theater presents Picnic under Cecil Clovelly with a strong cast led by Kreck as Flat Carter and Miss Storsley as Madge Owens. Lois Barden shines as Rosemary Sidney while Joe Gerson’s set design boosts a near movie-like production in Neewollah. Walter Staley’s barbecue intermission adds period flavor to the lively, affectionate drama.

Kreck Flat Carter Jorness Miss Storsley Simmer Madge Owens Neewollah Bomber Dick Russell Alan Seymour Paul Silva Society Hill Silva Russell Lois Barden Rosemary Sid Marion Whichard Helen Potts Billie Heffner Flo Evans Joe Gerson Rieneth Walter

Travel gains highlighted in Maryland Tourism figures

Maryland reports rising visitor numbers at Fort McHenry and the State House in Annapolis in July 1956 with increases over 1955 and 1954. Six month totals show 44 000 visitors to the State Capitol, and information requests rose to 30 291 from 24 321 year over year.

Annapolis Maryland Maryland Department of Information Fort Metleury Baltimore

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Erica Middletown Howe Rodney Hoffer Broad Run Jon & Bowlus Frederick County United Brethren Church Mihiletown Arthur Garvin Memensl Hall Rca U. S. Affairs David Lawrence Washington Gettsburg Pelieve Charter Night Fontainebleau Optimist International Canada Puerto Rico Hawaii Alaska Colts U.S Geneva Institut Lud AM ShuMei Westminster Baltimore Colts Burrell Shields Shields John Carrall University Royce Womble George Rados West Virginia Wesart Sen Yougilas Spokane Wash Supreme Court William Douglas Jude Nigh Lip Frank Keeler Gilles Uhuillier Car- Pout Cetalvignouti Cupnece Tevinet Giles Iis Theodore Louillier The Jefferson and Braddock Heights Railroad Company James E. Ingram Jr Emory L. Coblentz Edgar Hartlove Thomas H. Haller Jefferson Susan Groff Joseph Groff North Market Street Laura Mackley Union Knitting Mills Board of County Commissioners Monocacy River Dwiabe Gordon Hobbs Rocky Glen Kate Buckington Howard County Aaron Anders Ho Reese Doe Alessando Irae Tae Chat J. Ss. Plume Trial Magistrates Court Room George B. Supp County Building Enginees Givarnaie MBS Denver Rocky Maun’ Fain Arsenal Roger Pat Rosencrantz Uthe Mountain ‘Theater Cecil Clovelly Hium William Ingle DRG Neewallah Smitly Horstey Lewis Gardner Velinw Springs Fannie I. Iferd Panenie Karn Burkitsville Mary E. Remsburg Iferd Owen L. Norris Ronald Vincent Sunti Karl Smith
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