Halfway House proposed to aid alcoholics in Frederick County
The article argues for a community run halfway house to supplement Springfield State Hospital in treating alcoholics. It cites Mrs. Dvonne Heck and notes admissions figures, youth cases, and the need for public awareness. A combined information center is suggested to help addicts seek aid and potentially fund itself by placing rehabilitated individuals into jobs.
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Springfield State Hospital
Eaken
Dvonne Heck
Frederick Goepel Hescue
Gospel Rescue Mission
Beck
Cer
Frederick
Springfield
Montgomery County
Airport Expansion Plan Set for Frederick City
The Federal Aviation Administration grants 274500 for Frederick City's municipal airport renovations and expansion. Half is a direct federal grant, while the remainder comes from a state loan and city funds. Work by R L Kline Co. will start within two weeks, including runway extension, taxiway, and apron expansion.
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Federal Aviation Agency
Frederick City
Area Field
Jarret Legge
R. L. Kline Company
Prederich Municipal
Dmfravemerts Mide Miecihio
Freedom in Frederick County Library Time Question
Debate over library freedom in Frederick County schools as board president urges open use by students. Plans include 14 part time aides, staff resource in the materials center, and service workshops to update librarians on new materials. Proponents stress research materials and quiet study spaces over entertainment.
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Frederick
Iehinday Kline
Board of Education
Affees Chas
Gianavers, Kindtl
Migs Robet Vsun
Deflation by persuasion and Kennedy’s inflation plan
Secretary of the Treasury David Kennedy reports after meetings with national bankers that the Administration seeks to curb inflation through persuading industrialists to cut spending. He warns of higher interest rates or loan rationing if business investment does not slow, and does not rule out price or wage controls if needed.
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David Kennedy
Kennedy
Betty Kennedy
Suitcase theft prompts reader letters and critique
A Frederick Maryland reader laments a missing suitcase with his nine year old daughter's clothes after it was allegedly picked up by a woman in a gray car on Schley Ave. The letter questions honesty and asks if the thief will return the items, noting lost clothing and replacements. A second note by George Prior discusses hippies and hopes for youth reform, followed by editorial notes.
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Sedley Avg
Schley Ave
Tlse
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-I'ust Files
A retrospective note recalls a Massachusetts senator Ludge railing against parts of the League covenant as conflicting with the Monroe Doctrine and risking U S involvement in global conflicts. Also discussed is rising car ride prices under London’s omnibuses plan and a National New campaign debate over school reader content featuring anti smoking moral framing.
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Ludge
Massachusetts
United States
Berlin Airlift Winds Down After Five Day Week
Twenty years ago report notes gradual tapering off of the Berlin airlift with crews to observe a five day work week and to end the supply operation by October. A Senate panel plans to hear General MacArthur rearmament and policy questions. Ocean City officials vow to clear establishments of alcohol and other contraband. The vaudeville star Gallagher and Sheen dies at age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tax policy debate on capital gains and high income taxes
Washington voices argue that higher taxes on top earners threaten charitable giving and investment. Critics warn capital-gains rules and inflation distort purchasing power, urging capital-loss relief and cautioning against dampening economic growth through tax reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mouse Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committee
Okinawa Island Cost in World War II Blood and Strategy
Washington article recalls the Okinawa campaign from April to June 1945, detailing U.S. and Japanese losses, Kamikaze attacks that damaged hundreds of ships, and the strategic value of Okinawa as a major Pacific base. It notes postwar calls for Japan to regain the island and the heavy price paid.
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Washington
Neal
Rich
Okinawa
Pruai
Japan
China
Ryukyu Islands
Los Angeles
Kinawa
U.S
Iwo Jima
Iwo
Osinawa
Shuri Castle
Opera adaptation of Casey the Bat premieres in Hartford
On May 4 1959 the premiere performance of The Mighty Casey a one act opera by William Schuman based on Casey at the Bat was presented by the Junius Hartt Opera Guild in Hartford Connecticut.
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Casey
William Schuman
Junius Hartt Opera Guild
Hartford
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