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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1956

Page

3

Notable 19th Century Figures and Desert Road Journey

The piece lists anniversaries for figures like Pendleton Dewey and Bowman, notes battles and events from history, then shifts to a travel diary detailing a trip from Flagstaff through Jerome to Prescott and Blythe California. It describes Christmas decorations in southern California towns, entertainment viewed on telecasts, and a detour via Route 89 through Oak Creek Canyon.

Flagstaff Bentz Oak Creek Canyon Wagon Wheel Oak Creek Mingus Mountain Jerome Prescott Blythe Calif San Fernando Frederick California Hollywood Santa Monica Glendale San Fer Jean Henry Wilcoxon

Pere 4 The News Frederic Md December 26 1856

The Frederic news issue from December 26 1856 notes its publication details and pricing for local and AP dispatch content. The brief masthead references The News established date and printing location on North Court Street.

the News Frederic North Court St Vance AP News

Payroll Growth and Civil Service Rolls in 1950s US

The text notes federal employment up about 50,000 since last January, due to added services from population growth, with the Eisenhower Administration having cut 240,000 employees since taking office. As of October 1, the civil roll stood at 2,583,600, while payroll reductions are questioned by Rep Augusta Johansen.

Uncle S Sain Congressional Commmitee Proddins Robert E. Mernam Budget Bureau Eisenhower Augusta E. Johansen Michigan

Safety minded exhibitors at the National Automobile Show

New York City witnessed strong public demand for safety in 1957 car models. A show survey found 60 percent of buyers prioritized safety gear, led by women focusing on child protection with stronger belts sharper windshields and door lock indicators. Manufacturers heard clear calls for safer driving features and designed cars accordingly.

New York City New Coliseum

Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick memorial hospital records show multiple births from December 21 to 24. Families listed include Beachley Jefferson first son Donald Eugene, Shry Route 4 Frederick first child Andrew Jr, Sluis Rebecca Herel Frederick second child Randolph Isaac, Lamm Point of Rocks third child Claudia Dean, Danner 42 North Market Street 11st child William Dwayne, Waite Walkersville fourth child daughter, Boll Frederick third blind daughter Terry Lynn, and others including Boonsboro first child 17 DeNGay and Lewis Raye first child.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Paul M. Beachley Jefferson Donald Eugene Gloyd A. Shry Frederick Sdr Andrew Jr Sluis Rebecca Herel Minam Sun Mn Looper Mackintteville Randolph Isaac Wilbur R. Lamm Point Tacd Dauchtwr Terry Lynn

Inmates Receive Turkeys and Gifts at Frederick County Jail

Inmates at Frederick County Jail were treated to a Thanksgiving meal with turkeys and desserts. Sheriff Haare MO Mexander organized the event with donations of cake, candy, ice cream, and other gifts from local clubs and service groups.

Atlstotas Fredrick Tamates Mantevur

Christmas Gifts for Local Children at Empty Stocking Event

Nearly 400 children received gifts at the Empty Stocking Association first entertainment at the City Opera House. Santa Claus, played by Dudley Page, delighted attendees. At the male high school program, pupils presented items to Prof. Burgee and Prof. Kefauver. George McDuell, a local farmer, died after setting out to buy a re son. The Old Lutheran Grave Yard was sold to William D. Bowers Lumber Co for storage. William T. Delaplaine of Washington and Lee University is visiting family for the holidays.

William M. Pendleton Clergsman Lesington Rector Richmond Chon Boucicault Tot New York George Dewey Spain Montpelier Wallace Trenton N. J Washington America Shakespeare Lodge Odd: Fellows Lodge Gov. Smith Virginia Tha Ianewey Salt Lake City Mankato Mina U.S New Britain Belgium U.S. Department of State Hungary William C. Decker Morning Glass Works York Stuart G. Tiptom Air Transport Asse Washington, D. C Knightstown Ind Albert A. Gore Tennessee Granville Tecn Andreas B. L. Feininger France Charles L. Austin J. Jones & Laughlin Steel Pittsburg Port Chester N. Y Robert V. White Lehigh Coal and Navigation Cr Philadelphia Boston Art Linkletter Adolphe Menjou Bentz Benty Mr. Bentz O.¢ar B. Coblentz William D. Bowers

West Coast Adventure Described by Local Couple

The narrative follows Eddie Bentz and his wife on a cross country trip from Frederick through Route 66 into Arizona to California. They describe open New Mexico landscapes, Santa Fe’s adobe streets, Navajo huts, Canyon de Chelly, Painted Desert, Black Petrified Forest, and a stop at the American Meteorite Museum near Holbrook before reaching the Meteor Crater area.

Eddie Bentz Cali Weath- Maria New Mexico Arizona Frederick St. Louis Flagstaff Blythe Calif Santa Fe Bill Albuquerque Mr. Bentz Canyon de Chelly Painted Desert Holbrook Ariz Bentz Maryland Winston Mrs Amercan Saver Arena Highway 66

Christmas Holiday Crime and Weather Notes

Twenty years ago reports noted auto thefts with robbed contents from vehicles of Lieut. Col. John W. Tennard and Harry Leichert on East Second Street. Thurmont Lions Club hosted a party where about 70 children received gifts at the town hall. University of Maryland Medical School student Thomas and Duke student James Thomas spent holidays with their parents. Frederick enjoyed unseasonably warm Christmas weather with a 60 degree high, the warmest on record for the day.

John W. Tennard Harry Leichert East Second Street Antaclaus Thurmont Thurmont Lions Club BO. Thomas, JR University of Maryland Medical School Baltmore James Thomas Duke University Durham N.C B. QO. Thomas

New Year Resolutions to Keep Maryland Beautiful

The Governor's Committee to Keep Maryland Beautiful urges Marylanders to renew efforts in 1957 to preserve the state's natural beauty. Chairman John E. Clark cites progress in 1956 and notes widespread use of roadside trash containers. He urges households to properly dispose of old Christmas trees and cooperate to eliminate eyesores and litter, continuing the Keep Maryland Beautiful program.

Maryland Iwe Clark

Local Births and Holiday Visits Reported in Area

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Linton announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Kaye at University Hospital Baltimore. Mrs. Gloria Rice is the mother. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keilholtz announce a son born Friday at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Carl Hane and family of Melbourne Florida visiting Frederick area for the holidays. Walter G. Munday aircraft mechanic visiting Gaithersburg family then to Hawaii January 2. Larry Wayne Smith turns seven on December 20, with his brother Karl Joseph Smith Jr. turning ten.

Kenneth Linton Yellow Springs Brenda Kaye University Hospital Baltimore Gloria Rice Lee Place Raymond Keilholtz RFD Emmitsburg Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Carl Hane Melbourne Fla Hane Frederick Walter G. Munday Turner G. Munday Gaithersburg Hawaii Larry Wayne Smith Karl Smith Rocky ‘Ridge Karl Joseph ‘Smith Jr

Pastor Charles F. Trunk Jr. Recovers After Illness

Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. of the Evangelical Lutheran church fell ill Sunday with a touch of the virus. He has since recovered and resumed duties.

Charles F. Trunk Jr Evangelical Lutheran Church

Wedds and Springs in Frederick County Notes

A series of wedding notices from December through November detail marriages in Thurmont Woodsboro Emmitsburg Frederick area churches. Beards Wisner Banks Bowlus Dayhoff Rinehart Pepple Oswald Wil son among brides and grooms with attendants, venues, and brief post wedding plans including honeymoons and residences.

Warriors Nearing Top Of League

The Philadelphia Warriors, defending champions, trail Boston by 1.5 games after beating the New York Knicks 107-105 in overtime at Madison Square Garden to open a New York doubleheader. In the nightcap, St Louis Hawks edged New York 107-105. In Rochester, the Minneapolis Lakers defeated the Fort Wayne Pistons 190-89 and the Royals beat Syracuse Nationals.

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