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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1957

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8

Amvets Post 5 Liquor License Suspended in Frederick

The Frederick County License Commissioner suspended Amvets Frederick Post No. 5 Class C on sale beer wine and liquor license for 30 days effective January 1 at 11 a.m. The hearing cited disturbances two criminal charges including murder and assault with intent to kill, overcrowding, and lack of supervision. No witnesses testified for the licensee while police detailed the club’s issues and sanitary conditions were not pursued.

Amvets Frederick Post No. 5 Gail L. Catshall Frederick West Ant Saints Street Amvets Post George Fredericks Elmer L. Dixon, Jr Manuel M. Weinberz Charles V. Main Police Department Frederick City Shémman H. Boone Martin IL Kanode Louis V. Myers, Jr E. Austin James Leneral Frederick County

Frederick Opens Busy Christmastide Weekend for Shops

Business in Frederick started strong as clear skies and mild temperatures drew shoppers out during what may be the peak Christmastide weekend. Forecasters predict forties today with a slight rise Sunday and possible rain Monday. Last night’s low reached 20 at the State Police barracks. Lake ice is thick but skating not expected. Stores plan to stay open through next week including Monday.

Frederick Culler Lake Alonday I P

Hood Vacation Begins Dec 17

Hood College ends its Little Christmas activities with a Christmas Organ Recital in Coffman Chapel at 7:30 p.m. Associate Professor William Sprigs will play selections from Bach and other composers on the Coblentz Memorial Organ. The event caps a season that includes a Sunday dinner and time for student music and entertainment. Classes resume January 6.

Hood College Coffman Chapel Wiliam Sprigs Coblentz Christlmas Daquin Ducasse BessSinen Mulet Tournemire Hood William C.imeal Roderick Ing Hood — Glee Club

Two Transfers Announced By Potomac Edison Co

Potomac Edison Company announces two management moves in West Virginia and Maryland. Joseph R. Staley, Martinsburg district commercial representative, will manage offices in Charles Town, W Va on January 1. William F. Cowherd moves from Charles Town to Cumberland, his previous assignment in the Cumberland area. Staley is a Frederick Maryland native and has been with the company since 1947. Cowherd began his career in 1936 and will return to Cumberland.

Alartinsburg Staley Frederick Aid Company Cowherd Cumberland

Dairy And Equipment Damaged In Mt Airy Fire

Firefighters from Mt Airy Airy Lisbon Damascus and Sykesville stopped a Friday night blaze on Twin Arch Road at the Raymond Brown farm. The dairy and equipment suffered about 35000 in damage while a 30 cow barn five feet away was saved with only minor damage. No cattle were harmed. The fire was under control shortly after 1 am with 1400 feet of hose used. Cause undetermined. Insurance coverage believed.

At. Airy Lisbon Damascus Sykesville Raymond Brown Mt. Airy Twin Arch Road Allen Crner Edward N. Rimber

Profit by Last Fair at Frederick 1957 meeting

The Frederick County Agricultural Society reported a 1957 Fair profit of 13,310.78 and a $9,407 loss in the fairgrounds year. Board members were reelected. plans for 1958 were set, with premiums seeking State Board support and more funding for exhibits.

Frederick Frederick County Agricullral Society Treasur Jer Horace M. Alexander State Fair Board Harry C. Dor Jcus John T. Best, Jr Lloyd C. Culler A. Irvin Renn Emmons C. Lanner John L. Shaw Clyde W. Smith Irving E. Staley Frank N. Stauffer Glenn Trout Alvey D. Young Benjamin B. Rosenstock Lewis R. Derr Thaugh Wade Hursey Guy Motter Tvery Chestertown Horace M. Alexander iFair Ward Beam Mary Huston Tacome Towson Robert Jett van Horn Nnl Doan

West Iran Earthquake Toll Reported At 1287 Dead

A post and telegraph official said 1,287 people were killed in a severe Western Iran earthquake. About 500 victims were in one village. 205 bodies were recovered so far. Food, medicine, and tents were rushed to the mountainous area.

Tehran Iran Post and Telegraph Caspian Sea Etela’at Farsang Sehneh Shah Pass Athens Greece Turkey Taois Dee Outer Mongolia Sat Viet Union China Sinkiang Tokyo Air Force U.S

Paris Welcomes Ike as He Arrives on Plane

Paris rolls out red carpet to greet General Eisenhower on his arrival at 9 A M. Norstad, allied supreme commander, saluted as Eisenhower stepped from the aircraft. An historical note recalls President Wilson arriving for peace talks here 39 years ago at nearly the same hour.

Paris Eisenhower Orly Field Rene Coty Columbine Ihe Norstad Wilson

Salvation Army Seeks 160 Christmas Food Parcels

About 16 applications received for holiday food parcels as Salvation Army, Lt. Harry Powell reports. Deadline Friday, investigations start Monday to identify about 130 eligible families. Last year similar count distributed. Benefit movie next Saturday at City Opera House at 1. Children admitted with nonperishable food donations. Parcels to include chicken, fruit, vegetables, bread and other items. Donations raised by kettles with Lions Kiwanis Zonta Fall Cedars assisting. Parcels distributed Christmas Eve.

Salvation Anny Harry Powell Powell Army City Opera el Powell Salvation Army Efort Lions Kiwanis Zonta Club Fall Cedars

Endorsement in Dorchester for Tawes and Sybert slate

A Dorchester County Democratic endorsement in Somerset signals support for Millard Tawes for governor and C. Ferdinand Sybert for attorney general. About 350 readers announced the backing, uniting Dorchester factions and naming signers such as W Grason Winterbottom Jr and Emerson C Harrington Jr.

TAWES Cambridge Millard Tawes C. Ferdinand Sybert Dorchester J Fawes Somerset Dorchester County Democratic Party W. Grason Winterbottom Jr Emerson C.harrington Jr Marty Foes

Business Not As Bad As It Looked Review Discloses

New York businessmen surveyed the economy, noting unemployment above three million yet 65 million Americans still employed. Christmas sales fell, transportation slow, and production down across steel, oil, coal, and paperboard. Government spending may shift to rockets, while consumer savings remain high and credit delinquencies rise slightly. Downturn expected in early 1958, but home mortgages and public works may receive capital.

New York Toledo Pittsburgh Los Angeles Jsoit Detroit Bureau of Labor Statistics

State Running Most Of Dutch Businesses

Antara reported almost all Dutch businesses in Indonesia are now under state control after defiant seizures by a communist led union amid an army ban. Nasution ordered seizures halted with threats of punishment as government roles shift with Sukarno planning a rest abroad and Nasution and Djuanda expected to run affairs.

Jakarta Indonesia Antara Abdali Hariris Nasution Tthat Sukarno Trade Ministry West New Guinea Netherlands Chou En-Lai Peiping iRed China West New Guinea I Sukarno Saritono Nasution Land Djuanda Nasution Iseizures

Time And Place For Bank Robbery Went Wrong

Friday the thirteenth proved unlucky for Berard Jackson who attempted to rob a Chemical Corn Exchange Bank near the Sith street precinct. Three police officers cashing checks confronted him as he whispered threats. Officer Tennant drew his weapon and ordered him to halt. Jackson was arrested on charges of attempted robbery and illegal possession of a firearm.

New York Chemical Corn Exchange Bank Sith Street Berard Jackson John A. Cronin Cronin Robert Tennant Jackison Jackson

New Wave Of Cold Moving Into Plains

A new invasion of cold air spread across the Northern Plains today with less severity than earlier freezes. Frost and subfreezing readings affected Florida as a warming trend began elsewhere while snow flurries stretched from the Northern Great Lakes to New England and fog covered much of the Pacific Northwest.

Associated Press Florida Great Lakes New England Gulf of Mexico Mississippi Valley Atlantic Coast Gulf Coast Tennessee Pacific Northwest California Rockies

Heavy Loss In Florida

Florida suffered a severe freeze retreating northward with a record cold that struck farmers during the Yule marketing period. Most vegetables around Miami and the Indian River area survived, while citrus crops faced heavy damage especially tangerines and temple oranges, with grapefruit largely spared.

Lakeland Fla.h Florida Miami Dan River Jlion

Rift Among Motormen Strikes Hit New York Subways

An apparent rift grows within the Motormen's Benevolent Assn as the subway strike extends into day six. Subways run at about 7 percent of normal with help from non striking workers and chilled temperatures hinder operations. MBA meets to seek intervention from Gov. Harbork and decide on embargo options while signs of dissension surface after talks with Mayor Wagner and MBA Attorney Waidman.

New York i The Motormen's Benevolent Assn Imi Florida Citrus Commission Averell Harbook Robert F. Wagner MBA Louis Waidman

Allies Face Survival Challenge at NATO Summit

In Paris President Eisenhower warned NATO allies they face a Soviet challenge to their survival as independent nations. He urged true partnership in spiritual, economic, and military strength to bolster the alliance and continue the push for a robust Western coalition amid East West tensions.

Paris Eisenhower NATO Eisenhovwer North Atlantic Ation

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