Defense Budget and Civil Rights Debate Deepens Global Tensions
A sweeping analysis notes defense spending likely to rise from the current 36.6 billion as Cold War strains grow. It highlights Soviet military expansion and upheaval in Europe, the Middle East, and Britain and France, arguing for careful budgeting and warning against rash increases. The piece also critiques the Anderson County school injunction controversy and the reach of federal authority into local education. It contrasts federal mandates with state duties, urging vigilance of constitutional rights amid political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemhower
Defease Wilson
Congress
Russia
Middle East
Suez
Britain
France
Europe
Soviet Union
Stalin
Kremlin
Aj Pan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Jude
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Board of Education
Cgourt
Joyce
Anderson County
Tenn
Tennessee
Anderson
Andie Aay
Ameran
Otheris Tibects
Tennesse
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Dec 17 1506 notes the Business Men's Association received Washington input on locating an automobile factory in the city and discusses porcelain factory prospects for electrical hardware. Hubert Labadie and his company will present Faust at the Opera House on December 21. Eggs dropped to 28 cents a dozen, beef steady at 30 cents a pound, a dressed possum valued at 50 cents. An invitation invites tuberculous sanitarium board members to inspect Wagerman property on Elmonshire’s mountain. George F Abrecht, longtime grocer and former butcher on West Patrick, died of a stroke while seated on a stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men‘s Association
Washington
Hubert Labadie
Faust
Board of Managers
Wagerman
Elmonshire
George F. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Joho L Mihact
33 News-Post Carriers Win Prizes In Contest
Frederick News-Post carrier boys from 33 newspapers earned 52 deluxe prizes in Lever Brothers Good Luck margarine clover stamp contest. About 163,000 boys across 500 papers competed eight weeks last spring for TVs, bicycles, cameras, encyclopedias, and college scholarships for top collectors. Prize winners from the Frederick News-Post include Gordon Chamblin, John Albaugh, Edward Cook, Jerry Grove, and many others across multiple streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick News-Post
Lever Brothers Company
Trail Avenue
John Albaugh
Magnolia Avenue
Edward Cook
McMurray
Jerry Grove
West 13Th Street
Robert Peace
Carroll Parkway
Bernard Fogle
Patrick Street
Ronnie Huntzberry
East Fourth Street
Bob Stauffer
West 14Th Street
Richard A. Wenzel Jr
Seminole Road
James Wm. Davis
Motter Avenue
Edward A. Crowther Jr
Eugene Jesse Nash Jr
Frostie Betson
West Fifth Street
Wayne Clingan
East Second Street
Eugene Dinterman
Fast Second
Wayne Kennedy
Locust Street
Robert Martin
West South Street
George Miller
East Seventh Street
Donnie Orrison
Lee Place
Latham H. Popp
South Market Street
Richard Sliger
George E. VanFossen Jr
Biggs Avenue
Robert A. Rippeon
Thurmont
Francis R. Fry
West Patrick
George Gorman
Robert Jordan
Grant Place
Donald Wayne Wilson
DeGrange Street
Robert Covell
Raymond Green
Rockwell Terrace
Jerey Hamrick
James Lowe
Water Street
Darryl L. Stup
Rosemont Avenue
Michael Hahn
North Market Street
Week's Fight Card Is Cut To The Bone This Week
The Associated Press notes a pared down boxing schedule with only a few shows pre holiday. At St Nicholas Arena New York Wilf Greaves of Edmonton meets veteran Italo Scortichini. Canadian fighter now based in Pittsburgh is 11-3-1 in 15 starts. Du Mont TV coverage varies by region. British middleweight champion Pat McAteer faces Spider Welch in a Miami area show. Tony DeMarco aims to avenge a loss to Gaspar Ortega at Madison Square Garden Friday in a return bout.
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Associated Press
Preholiday
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Wilf Greaves
Edmonton
Alta
Italo Scortichini
Pittsburgh
Ralph
Tiger)Jones
Ng. du Mont
Radcliffe Promoted to Manager at National Advertising
Richard M. Radcliffe native of Frederick and son of the late Dr and Mrs A A Radcliffe has been promoted to manager staff administration of the National Advertising Company. He will relocate to new offices at Bedford Park Hl a Chicago suburb. Radcliffe has been with the company since February 1944, previously serving as department head in sales, branch audit, systems and general administration. He will oversee the sales service ordering branch audit and systems and procedure departments. A rabid fox slain on Mrs Mary A Stevens Pleasant property near 230 o clock Sunday afternoon. The fox frothing at the mouth and walking on hind legs. No humans bitten as yet. county authorities were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Radcliffe
Frederick
A. A. Radcliffe
National Advertising Company
Bedford Park
Chicago
Radcliffe
Waukesha
Wis
480 Park Avenue
Elmhurst
Westminster
Wisconsin
Mary A.,stevens
Pleasant
William Smith
Stevens
Mt Airy Firemen Contest For Office
Mt Airy volunteers name candidates for all offices at the annual meeting set for January 3. Incumbent president Robert C. Riddlemoser faces Travis Norwood. other nominees include Walter K Hood for first VP and Charles K. Norwood Aubrey King and Robert H Watkins for second VP. Additional nominations list Leonard F Sherman Oscar Baker and others for secretary treasurer and chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy Volunteer Fire Company
Travis Norwood
Robert C. Riddlemoser
Riddlemoser
C. Oscar Baker
Baker
Walter K. Hood
Charles KK. Norwood
Aubrey King
Robert H. Watkins
Latvna Chailes Buson
Leonard F. Sherman
Paul E Beall
Marvin Alexander
Carl W. Smith
Oscar Baker
Joseph H. Gosnell
Robert BE. Lowman
Edward N. Rimber
Arthur Lowman
Roland Welsh
William FE. Das. Chaplanm
DeWitt Tickey
W. B. Culwelt
Wedding of Irene Kathryn Rice Craft in Frederick
Miss Irene Kathryn Rice the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Arthur B. Rice married William M. Craft son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Craft in a December 6 ceremony at the Brethren parsonage Frederick. Rev Ralph E White officiated the double ring rite with Sara Louise Rice as attendant. Gerald Dee Caldwell served as best man. The bride, a winter white orlon dress, is employed as secretary at Girl Scout headquarters Winchester Hall. The groom, a Leesville La native, is in the United States Army. The couple resides in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft—Rice
Irene Kathryn Rice
Arthur B. Rice
Frederick
William M. Craft
Joseph W. Craft
Leesville
Brethren, Parsonage
Ralph E. White
Sara Louise Rice
Gerald Dee Caldwell
Nappa
Calif
thePrederick High School
Girl Seat
Winchester Hall
Pickering High School
United States Army
Sirs
Craft
Trial Magistrate Court Cases Heard Across Several Defendants
A sequence of Saturday morning verdicts reports Howard H Hartman Jr Kalman Steiner and others found guilty of speeding disorderly conduct loitering and reckless driving. Sentences included fines suspended licenses surrendered and jail time with various officers cited for charges and collateral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H Hartman Jr
Culler Avenue
Kalman Steiner
Pikesville
U. S. 40 West
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
TFC Clark
John J. Margraff
Hagerstown
Earl W. Roberts
Tuscarora
Charles F. Wallace
RFC 1
Frederick
King
Wallace
Roberts
Pearl A. Wetzel
Herbert R. Wetzel
RFD
Myersville
Lawrence W. Tomlin
Ronald Lee Charles
Boonsboro
el, Baum
Broderick VO Mee Crossin
Mt. Airy
Baum
Stock Quotations from Alex Brown & Sons in Frederick Md
Bid and asked prices from Alex Brown & Sons, Members of the New York Stock Exchange, Frederick Maryland. The figures are intended as a guide to approximate values at the time of compilation and indicate what could have been sold or bought locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Annual Party News-Post Held Saturday
The Employee of The News and The Post met at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for the annual Christmas dinner with sixty three in attendance. Sixty-three members gathered as twelve new members were introduced. Awards and tributes honored deceased members and long service. Improvements to the plant included air conditioning and page size changes. The back files of The Frederick Post were microfilmed and extra copies presented to the library. The News planned microfilming of its back files in 1959. The organization reported record advertising and circulation, plus a profit-sharing plan. A color portrait of Robert E. Delaplaine Sr. was presented and hangs in the business office. Group carols and decorations completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News and the Post
Francis Scott Key Hotel
J. F. Minor Simpson
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Arnold Whitmore
Benjamin ¥. Groff
Rollins J. Atkinson
Wm. Thelaplaine
Frederick
Frederrick Post
C. Burr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
N. W. Ayer
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Morgantuwa
W. Va
T. Arnold Whitmore
Commercial Printing Department
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Robert E.delaplaine
Delaplaine
H. Webster Whitehill
George Z. Schroeder Jr
Emmitsburg Housewives Swindled by Bogus Photographer
Several Emmitsburg housewives were victimized by a bogus photographer who took pictures and money and disappeared. Mayor Clarence G. Frades announced that all peddlers must obtain permits for door to door canvassing or soliciting. About seven to eight people were affected, paying from 55 to 15 dollars, with pictures never delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Clarence G. Frades
Local Births and Family Notices In Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs Harold D Taylor West Fifth announce birth of their first child a daughter Debra Ann born at Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday Mrs Taylor is formerly Miss Shirley Fleischman daughter of Earl and East Patrick street Mr Taylor son of Charles D Taylor longtime city resident James M Porter East Patrick announce birth of their second child and first son James Michael Russell Porter Friday at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Frederick W Burgess New Market graduates IBM electric accounting machine customer engineering school Endicott N Y assigned to Baltimore sales and service office Mr and Mrs Charles Rudell Loy Gaithersburg Route 1 welcome birth of Chester Franklin at Montgomery County General Hospital Olney Thursday infant weighs 8 pounds 13 4 ounces Mrs Loy is former Miss Mary Summers of Myersville Elsie Harrison 30 East South street visiting sister Mrs Butler Unkefer Van Nuys California Univ Judge Patrick M Schnaufer observing his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D Taylor
West Fifth Street
Debra Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Shirley A. Fleischman
Earl Fleischman
East Patrick Street
Charles D.taylor
This City
Brunswick
James M. Porter
James
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Loy
Mary Summers
Myersville
Elsie Harrison
East South Street
Butler Unkefer
van Nuys
California
Univ
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Local notables listed with illness and hospital visits
Among The Sick Linda Ford of 4 Fast 13th street is ill at home. John W. Starr of East Sixth street, after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday, is in satisfactory condition. Marcus W. Simmons of 111 East Patrick street entered Church Home Hospital in Baltimore as a surgical patient. The December meeting of the W. S. C. S. of Hamsville Methodist church met December 7 with 16 members in Parish Hall. The program centered on Christmas at Home and a film titled Christmas in Other Lands. Festivities included a Christmas auction and refreshments. A Bush Creek Church group sang Christmas carols at the Riggs Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Ford
Charles Ford
Fast 13Th Street
John W. Starr
East Sixth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marcus W. Simmons
East Patrick Street
Church Home Hospital
Baltimore
Ijamsville
Hamsville Methodist Church
Irving DeGrange
H.C. Swomiley
Bulletin Board
William C. Harpold
Wells Myers
W. S.C
Tau
Riggs
Bush Creek
Church of the Brethren
Riggs Sanitarium
Ramsville
Traffic Law Cases Before Magistrate
A list of traffic citations before Magistrate Daniel A. Fogle and others shows numerous drivers cited by Trooper E L Baum, Alan D Martin, and others for offenses such as driving to the right of center, speeding, and failing to stop for stop signs. Several individuals are named with fines ranging from 1.45 to 26.45 dollars, and one not guilty verdict is noted for William J. Buchannon Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Fogle
RFD
Frederick
Swithh
EL Baum
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Teal
William J. Buchannon Jr
Tramavalle
Alan D. Martin
Meredith L. Thompson
RED
Boyds
Henry H. Woodfield
Damascus
Hobart J. Price
Wilmington
Roy C. Catsail
Magnolia Avenue
Charles E. Mercer
Elmer C. Nebson
Union Bridge
C. C. Steele
Clarence A Welty
Chapel Alley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benama. S
Seeanapee
Fred Md
Wwe
Hungary
Poland
Ktems
Cotaros of the News
Peter E. Bussard
Middletown Savings Bank
Wiliam H. Benn
Lawrence Igton
America
FBI
Eugene Joyce
Clinton High School
Brittain
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Warala Tribune, Inc
Fort Deuick
Irvin Kinsey
Biological Warfare Laboratories
Kinsey
Fort Detrick
Erle Elliott
Army
Pra
Elliott
Pat McAteer
Jerry Luedee
St. Nick's
Spider Welcb Af Michrgan
Tony DeMarco
Boston
Madison Square Garden
Gaspar Ortega
R. M. Radcliffe
Frederick Society
1.C.C.F. Hall
West Seventh Street
Santa Claus
Frances Houck
William Houck
Harvey Young
Jack Miller
Vre Bertha Knowle
Baltimene
Peter Grabelt
Waterstown
St John’s Episcopal Chancery
Otto Berg
Frederick and
Peggy Gradrill
Mire Wary Rowman
New Market Lions Club
Paul Zimmerman
Ede’ward Widmayer
William Fell
Samuel St Clair
Emory Stuff
Ralph Brashears
Emory Stall
John Stiles
Albert McPherson
James Zimmerman
Samuel St. Clair
Edward Widmayet
William Burke
LeRoy Hoff
Tampico
Mexico
Palache
Health Department
F&m -Citizens
Fredericktown
Fred Co National
Brusa
Potomac Edison
Potomac
Aipia
Aculural Strovety
Eli Garces
Carty S. Lawson
E. Dorsey Lawson
Liamsville
U.S. Air Force
England
United States
Carty S Lawes ‘Son
Board SQ
Box I
APO
Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Warcaret Vartin Tay
Greece
Arhaetia
Grana Today
Rev
J. Ira Last Phas i Metsker
Ralph Brashcats
Dean Doree White
Caroline Hall
Dorothy Osborne
Eleanor Hipkins
Jean Goode
Wayne Fender
Salt Cloisbert
Sally Black
Caroline White
Doris Sandbower
Thomas Wiles
Edward Hipkins
Cvri
Egypt
Dorn
Fey
Carl Tring
Wrele AR. Milquetoast
Mim
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