The News Page Four 1957 Frederick Md Edition
Page four of the Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Friday February 1 1957 shows the standard masthead The News established 1383 with Great Southern Pigg Mfg Co printers credit and local publication details including address 2 North Court Street and Frederick Md circulation notes for second class mail.
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Frederick. Md
Semdry
Souteearn P1g
MFG. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Sa Tess
Pest
Feateres
Ma. Ag
Groundhog Day Folklore and Weather Belief
An old American legend tied to the groundhog determines if six more weeks of winter occur based on shadows seen on February second. Folklore says a cloudy day and no shadow ends winter, while a visible shadow promises continued winter. The piece notes belief spans Maryland and Pennsylvania Germans origin, with wedding plans mentioned for Miss Brown.
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Nursine Tecancher Hole
Maryland
Eries
The Common Cold Study and a Princeton Theological Path
The article discusses efforts to trace the cause of the common cold and find effective prevention or treatment. It notes cold science, mixed conclusions, and potential developments. It mentions a student entering Princeton Theological Seminary in Sep and a September wedding being planned, with references to Grove City College and related studies.
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Penn Hi
Grove City
Colle
Princeton Theological
Princeton
N. J
Eptember
Weddings Carey Shult and Carey join in Jan. 18 ceremony
Betty Jane Shultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Austin C Shultz and Roland David Carey son of Mr and Mrs Edward C Carey of Doubs were married in the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage at seven o clock in the evening officiated by Rev Charles F Trunk Jr. The couple reside in their newly furnished apartment. Engagements announced include Dorothy Ann Bailey and Richard P Ridenour with the bride to graduate Grove City College in June. Joan Louise Martin and Garnett I Wisner plan a future wedding Walkersville.
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Carey—Shult
Betty Jane Shultz
Austin C.shultz
Roland David Carey
Edward C. Carey
Doubs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Ghed M. Bailey
Middletown
Fhurmont
Dorothy
Ann
Richard P. Ridenour
Ridenour
W. Paul ‘Ridenour
Road
Pittsburgh
Thurmont High School
Albert Danner II
Frederick Tailoring Company, Inc
Carey
Donald B. Rice
Guy F. Martin
Thurmont
Joan Louise Martin
Charles W. Martin
Garnett I. Wisner
Lewis Wisner
Walkersville
Phyllis LaRue Schwearing
Melvin E. Schwearing
West Patrick Street
Gerald C. Hammond
Roscoe H. Hammond
Keedysville
Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
Staley Park
Schwearling
Ass Sudies Sharp
John Stewart
Barbara Boteler
Ann Low
Miss Sharp
Roger Salerson
Mt. Lakes
N. J
Minnie Flemming
Leroy Harrison
Edith Stewart
Society News and Local Society Guests in Fort Lauderdale
Richard Klines entertained Fort Lauderdale visitors during a Florida vacation aboard their Isle of Dennis stay. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James H. Grove and other local couples vacationing in Florida, with the Klines returning home Sunday. Delegates to the state DAR convention were chosen at Frederick Chapter.
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Richard Klines
Florida
Richard F. Kine Sr
Prospect Tall
Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Isle of Dennis
Klines
Prospect
James H. Grove
DeRay Beach
Joseph M_ Kline
Magnolia Avenue
Samuel H. Rosenstock
W. Howard Fuqua
Carrol Parkway
A. Talbow Brice
Jefferson
Frederick
Daughters ‘of American Revolution
William M. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Paul B. Rhoads
Edith Miller
Rhoads
Caroline Winebrewer
Robert Pfeil
Hammond
Clary
Jesse Anders Will
Ibe
Baltimore
C. H. Kreh
Elizabeth Bower
John
Culler
Mary Dean Zeller
Sophie Reich
Sheraton Park
Belevedere
Gross
Iowa
Fort Detrick
Bollaies
Iowa Graduate, School of Science
Noel Hi. Gross
R. E. Buchanan
Jews State College
Schoe
Dean Buchanan
James Beebe
George Nelson
Carl Brewer
John ‘Rowe
Clifford Maloney
Garner i Wessman
Draftees And Vets Guide For Reservists And Veterans
Major Fhomas M. Nial writes from Rapid City South Dakota about draftees veterans and reservists. He notes interest in Yank material being optioned for TV with Bill Mauldin potentially connected. Questions range from government pensions for veterans to Korean bonus payments and bond delays delaying administrative boards and early payments possibly July 1 1837.
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Fhomas M. Nial
V.al
Rapid City
S.D
Hollywood
Yank
Bill Mauldin
Stars and Stripes
95 000 Killed In Accidents In 1956, Report Says
The National Safety Council estimates 95 000 Americans were killed in accidents last year with 40 000 of those deaths delayed. The figure, described as virtually tying the all time high, awaits final tabulation and may be revised by later counts.
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NSC
Jide Council
Freed Man Cleared Despite Psychiatrist Testimony
Granville Mansfield, 25, was freed by a Circuit Court jury after psychiatrists deemed him a defective delinquent, despite his 18 month earlier conviction for assaulting his wife. He will serve his original 18 month sentence in the House of Correction with no credit for time at Patuxent.
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Baltimore
Granville Mansfield
Patuxent Institution
Jessup
Patuxent
Mansfield
House of Correction
Court of Appeals
Soviet Accuses Western Powers
Moscow denounces Western powers as hostile and forces allied against the Soviet Union accusing them of aggression and interference in its affairs amid escalating Cold War tensions and diplomatic exchanges through official press outlets.
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Soviet Union
Reflectorized Plates Hearings Stir debate in Annapolis
A February 19 hearing on a bill mandating reflectorized license plates drew questions about practicality and safety. The scene featured statements from lawmakers and industry figures, including Simpkins, chairman, as well as comments on disarmament and United Nations diplomacy. Meanwhile Hollywood chatter tied to an actress shaving hair for a role touched on publicity for Universal International. The article links U S disarmament policy with domestic plate regulation debates and notes industry responses.
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Tass
United States
Del
D-Somerset
House Judiciary Committee
Hollywood
Maryland
Universal - International Studios
Pill
Simpkins
Why Jacksons Wife Missed Washington and a Bodice of News
Fragmented Q and A notes that Mrs. Andrew Jackson did not go to Washington during his presidency due to a tract dispute that led to the death of a Mrs. Jackson. The piece also mentions Jamestown settlers and ships Susan Constant God Speed Discovery. It includes unrelated gossip about Natalie Daryll and a beauty context.
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Andrew Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Jamestown
Gulf
Susan Constant
God Speed
Discovery
Pierson Named U. S. Attorney For Maryland
President Eisenhower nominated Leon H. A. Pierson of Baltimore to be U S attorney for Maryland. If confirmed, he would fill the four year term and succeed George Cochran Doub who resigned to join the Justice Department civil division. Mayor and Aldermen held an executive session at City Hall to consider charter amendments with an announcement due later.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leon’ .H. A. Pierson
Baltimore
U.S
Maryland
Donald (Turk
East Fourteenth Street
Pierson
Gen
Florida
Feral Counsel
Maryland Public Service Commission
Senate
George Cochran Doub
Justice Department
City Hall
Gan
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago on February 1 1907 readers saw multiple items including accidents on a frozen pond where two skaters broke through ice Master Leonard Nothagle and Mr Wm Schell both fell in A property sale on South Market Street changed hands for 4750 dollars Matthias E Bartgis sold property to John H Frazier William E Schroeder became night operator at Frederick Junction and was named agent in place of the late Edward M Halley A Junior Hall dance was planned by local young men with Music by the Frederick Select Orchestra The Maryland School for the Deaf annual meeting showed 135 pupils with 52 girls and 62 boys and notes on health amid scarlet fever concerns.
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Burger
Leonard Nothagle
Wm. Schell
Matthias E. Bartgis
South Market Street
John H. Frazier
William E. Schroeder
Frederick Junction
Edward M. Halley
Messrs
Wm. L Shuffler
Hugh Vv. Gittinger
Frederick
Board of Visitors
Maryland School For the Deaf
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A crowded President's Birthday Ball in the state armory drew the largest crowd yet for the event with Dave Hagen's Southerners providing music. The city endured a wet, foggy January, one of the warmest and gloomiest on record, while flood travel from Louisville to safety centers reported by Gardnarlee and others recounting the worst flood in U. S. history. Miss Evelyn Ricketts, a Hollins College student, studied here with classmates on a Vienna tour. State Senator Jacob R. Rams returned to the states after abroad study. Crowther family updates note their daughter recovering from injuries after a crash near the Maryland School for the Deaf, with her parents meeting her in New Buckeystown last weekend.
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State Armory
Dave Hagen
Weather Bureau
Louisville
Frederick
Darwin Hueting
John Rene
Evelyn Ricketts
Hollins College
Adamstown
Jacob R. Rams
Frederick Cityburg
Vienna
Hospital
Crowther
Waller G. Crowther Jr
Maryland
Deaf Grove
Paris
Hyde outlines hearings on anti-trust bill and refugee problem
Congressman DeWitt S. Hyde reports from Washington during inaugural week. He notes House Judiciary Committee hearings on antitrust legislation targeting price discrimination among local distributors, and Immigration Subcommittee hearings on the refugee issue. He reintroduces the Simultaneous Death Act to align D C law with Maryland in estate distribution. The President’s Economic Report highlights persistent unemployment and suggests a regional area assistance administration and expanded federal aid for under employed areas in Western Maryland.
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DeWitt S. Hyde
Maryland
Washington
House Judiciary
Ito
District of Columbia
Department of Commerce
Jane
Engaged Ruth Ellen Cooper to Dr Abel Pital of Chicago Ti
Rochester couple announces engagement of Ruth Ellen Cooper and Dr Abel Pital son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Pital of Chicago May wedding planned. Dr Pital earned degrees from Illinois and Michigan State University and served four years in Army Medical Corps both employed at Fort Detrick. In The Sick Mrs Frances Rippeon discharged improved condition and others moved between facilities. Associated Press boxing brief notes Billy Ryan knocks out Jimmy Brown in Revere Mass and Kid Centella defeats Johnny Romulo in Los Angeles.
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Frank Keefer
James E. Cooper
Rochester
N. Y
Ruth Ellen
Abel Pital
Joseph Pital
Chicago
Miss Cooper
Purdue University
University of Rochester
Pital
Univiversity of Iinois
Michigan State University
Medical Corps of
Army
Dr. Pital
Fort Detrick
Associated Press
Revere
Mass
Billy Ryan
Lowell, Alass
Jimmy Brown
Brooklyn
Los Angeles
Kid Centella
Jommy Romulo
Phillipines
Washington Co Trailer Tax Bill Emerges in Senate
A Senate bill proposes property tax on trailers in Washington County and possible licensing. Text not available, but measure may mirror county commission requests to tax and license trailers. Separate draft would classify house trailers for habitation as non motor vehicles for tax assessment. Carroll delegation also pushed a tobacco tax authorization for the county.
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State Senate
Washington County
Carroll County
Carroll
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