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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
2
The item notes a historic newspaper lineage dating to 1655 with a reference to Palace MO and a brief shopping or public notice tone. Entities include Mo and a focus on legacy printing while detailing a partial event or item.
The AMA report argues punishment fails to deter addicts and calls for realistic treatment. It cites 64,000 addicts in the United States and notes opiate, cocaine, and narcotic crime patterns, urging long-range programs and physician led treatment with public education before adoption.
Lawrence argues for a Washington NATO session to secure bipartisan US support, noting Congress controls funding and that a Washington meeting could yield stronger unity against the Soviets. He warns Paris would limit Eisenhower and stresses executive Congress split hinders NATO gains. Also reports Treasury expands Series E and H bonds eligibility to individuals and trusts, with a $10,000 yearly cap starting Jan 1.
The Good Church cornerstone laying drew Rev. Carroll L. Boyer and church leaders to the site near West Seventh street extended. Deputy Police Chief John J. Shepherd noted emergency vehicles followed regulations as a sick 52 year old patient received blood transfusions after an ambulance stopped with lights and siren. the new church by L. J. Keller and Sons aims for mid summer completion.
Dec 9 1917 items note N W Wilson Schley and Geo C Zimmerman attending Ree Mar College dances in Hagerstown. Baltimore meetings include High School Teachers Association electing Prof Am male president and Belles Literary Society debate on parcel post. Final judges favor negative 3-2.
A chimney fire spreading to a two story frame tenant house on the Claude Hargett farm near Feagaville was extinguished by Independent firemen. Two students were reportedly injured in the incident.
Moore Business Forms Inc marks its Diamond Anniversary with an open house at the Thurmont plant on December 2. More than 500 employees and families toured the plant and received souvenirs and prizes. Founded by Samuel J. Moore the firm began operations in December 1950 and now employs 164 on two shifts with a $642,000 annual payroll.
The Supreme Court weighs a boundary dispute over the Potomac River between Maryland and Virginia. Virginia seeks to sue. Maryland argues the court should avoid involvement as millions of dollars in oysters are at stake and Maryland's 1785 Potomac Pact repeal prompts Virginians to buy Maryland licenses.
Washington December 83 An ambulance carrying three pints of blood to a hospital was stopped for speeding in a 23 mile zone. Gordon was released on his own recognizance after being questioned. He ordered a second ambulance but released himself before arrival. blood from Red Cross Blood Service HQ in Washington. J Tyler Nourse, president of the rescue squad, plans to discuss with police.
A DC-4 or similar Argentine airliner carrying 62 people crashed in a thunderstorm 190 miles southwest of Buenos Aires. All aboard died, with four-engine craft smashing and burning after a failed emergency landing near Bolivar. Storms delayed body removal and communications.
The column records multiple personal notices and births from Thurmont and nearby areas. Highlights include Mr. Claresce F Miller turning years old on an upcoming Tuesday, birth announcements for Timothy Wayne at Frederick Memorial Hospital on December 1, and Hoss Barrick born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J Knoltdr. 48 Cedar Avenue. Other entries note visits, anniversaries, and relocations of local residents and relatives visiting from Baltimore, York, Milford, Conn, and Tennessee.
Four memorial clerestory windows were dedicated at All Saints Episcopal Church in memory of Dr. Charles Henry Conley Sr. The windows, depicting Peter Andrew James and John, were donated by Douglas Deane Hall Jr and Charles Cunningham Hall. The service was led by Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury and attended by family members of the late doctor.
The Sayler family reports James Richard Sayler and Reiko Yamamoto wed November 23 in Yamato Japan with Atsugi Naval Base chaplain officiating. Beverly Amn to Richard Darrell Norlin announced with no date set. Norlin is Army, Amn a Middletown High grad. Ecker Snyder Snyder daughter Mary Lucille married November 30 at St Peters Libertytown. details include ceremony, reception, attire, and post wedding trip. Beatrice Mae Dinkle and Luther Mummaw wed in Bolivar WV with small immediate-family ceremony. both hold government and utility jobs in Washington and Frederick. Local hospital notes report Mrs. J William Strine of Lewisburg admitted in Baltimore. Grayson Rippeon and Mrs. Harry Main listed for health updates. Engagement announced for Charles Ahaltaff Jefferson family. Donald A Kaetzel completed Infantry Basic at Fort Gordon.
Tellers to Santa Claus at the North Pole received today include Cecelia Jean Bassard Der Hood Gary Wayne John Castle East Patrick Street Stevie David and Michael Hood West 4th with Donna and Cheryl Brachey. Baltimore Rent Shober Wilson Place Susan Piepoli Grant Place.
Among The Sick Main of West Main street Ti sus rained and broken left ankle when she slipped and fell in her home on Thanksgiving morning. She had the broken bone set at Frederick Memorial Hospital and then returned home. She is getting along nicely. Also, Thurmont resident Donald M. Horner convalesces at home after treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital following a head on collision on November 5. Charles F. Myers underwent an operation at Union Memorial Hospital and is getting along nicely. Jean Gardner of near Liberty town was ill in Baltimore and operated on for appendicitis at Washington County Hospital. Lola Kline of Brunswick is reported to be getting along. Karl Eddins of Brunswick is a medical patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ethan P. Summers of Mc raig is home after three weeks in Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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