Budget story dominates national news as Treasury figure clashes
Letters to the editor from Frederick and Washington discuss the $72 billion budget and frustrations over hidden influences in spending. The piece notes Treasury estimates drive revenue and deficits while items are set by the executive, not the secretary. A reader from Frederick urges action to help handicapped people with local employment and support services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George Sumphrey
Congress
Cabiinet
Treasury
America
Jocal
WFMD
Uson
Hubert W- Beachley
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Maryland Legis Highlights Face Budget Gaps
Maryland lawmakers opened seven million dollar budget hearings to trim the gap between revenues and spending. They flagged potential savings from excess contributions to Social Security and a halt to salaries funded from unfilled jobs, while noting four point seven million dollars added by padded payrolls. The session also touched on vehicle inspection plans, reflectorized license plates, and a proposed tobacco tax to offset the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Legis
McKeldin
Annoyee Brot
Ap Strine
Millicent
Senate
C. Strine
Ralph £. Nusz
H. Eucases
Gene Linton
Harry C. Linton
Yellow Springs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
President Explains Peace Prices In Eisenhower Doctrine Debate
The President told congressional leaders that the Commander in Chief may use armed forces deemed necessary for national safety. He seeks a bipartisan expression of American willingness to bear burdens and risks to preserve peace, insisting peace is no longer cheap and must be paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Eisenhower
Congress
Formosa
Fire destroys barn on Tyler farm at Rocks Springs
Fifty years back a barn on Robert L. Tyler’s farm at Rocks Springs burned with livestock and some implements saved. Cause believed in hay mow. Doctor Josiah T. Kline, noted veterinarian, died at his West Patrick street home from a stroke. He was in his fifties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Robert L. Tyler
Rocks Springs
Josiah T. Kline
West Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
C. and P
Frederick County Telephone Company
Gaion Knitting Mills
A. H. Harrington
Market and
Fifth Streets
Harvey H. Harrington
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns The News
The piece recalls a cold night with shadowed groundhog lore and notes varied local items. It mentions farmers in Frederick County facing bad roads and a charity basketball game at the State Armory for flood relief led by George Washington University Colonials and Mt. St. Mary’s College. It includes social notes on residents and a long column on budget politics contrasting U S and British systems, with birth notices at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Trunk
Ralph E. Nusz
Bride Car Mission
Mary Martha Strine
Fred Iby
Brick
Miss Strine
Senate
Goldstein
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
SRC
the News
Tuscarora
Lewistown
Frederick County
Urbana
Frederick
George Washington University
Mt. St. Mary’s College
State Armory
Lightning and presidents tied to early 1930s welfare
Lightning adds nitrogen to rainfall improving plant food. Hoover and Roosevelt donated 15 percent of salaries to the Treasury during the 1932 33 depression. Wedding at the Nusz home features detailed attire and plans to live on East Third Street. Soldiers Guy E B Lee and William L Snoots complete training and graduation steps at Fort Benning and Fort Campbell respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury
Enduring National Budget Debate Cited By Senate Leaders
Congress authorizes a $72 billion annual federal program and the debate grows as critics warn of looming depression effects. Humphrey warns that such a crisis could distress the nation and even affect personal welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Humphrey
New York
Beta Tribune Inc
Training at Fort Benning is scheduled for February
Army Pyt Eugene B. Fleming and his wife Ruth reside on Route 4 Westminster Md. The training event at Fort Benning Ga begins early in February as announced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning, Ga
Army
Guy EB. Lee
Stephen Lee
Route 13
Mount Airy. Md
3D Infantry Division
Fort Benning
Armmy Pyt
Ruth
Westminster
Engagement Notice for Shirley Mae Colemas and Lyman M Stambaugh
Engaged in Sabillasville Mr and Mrs Joseph YH Colemas announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Mae to Lyman Myers Stambaugh son of Mr and Mrs Maurice M Stambaugh of Thurmont The bride elect is a Thurmont High School senior Stambaugh is a 1955 Thurmont High School graduate and works at Myers Shell Station in Thurmont No wedding date has been set.
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Joseph YH. Colemas
Sabillasville
Shirley Mae
Lyman Myers Stambaugh
Maurice M. Stembaugh
Thurmont
Vride
Thurmont High School
Stambaugh
Myers Shell Station
Trumar
Hamburg
Middleburg
Leis Ann
Larry Albert Weishaar
William Weishaar
Roads Builders Association delegates visit Chicago event
Local men attended the National Road Builders Association convention in Chicago this week. Participants included Richard F. Kline Sr. Joseph M. Kline James H. Grove Jarboe W. Grove Robert Russell Howard Fuqua Roger Willard and William Hardy executive secretary of the Maryland Road Builders Association. Also noted were Kenneth T. Wright Towson guests at the Umer home and Silver Bit Riding Club Inc of Brunswick planning their annual banquet and dance at Brunswick Fire Hall with dinner served and Barick as principal speaker. Rev Ivan G Naugle Keedysville and Rev George S Snyder Winterstown Pa. visited. Snyder is ill after a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Roade jBuilders Association
Chicago
Richard F. Kline Sr
Joseph M. Kline
James H. Grove
Jarboe W. Grove
Robert Russell
Howard Fuqua
Roger Willard
Wiliam Hardy
Maryland Road Builders Association
Riding Club, Inc
Brunswick
Brunswick Fire Hall
Samuel W. Bar ‘Rick
W. Jerome Offutt
Phil Young
Pennsylvania
Beall Proposes Surplus Commodities Bill for Prisons
Senator J Glenn Beall introduces a bill to supply surplus agricultural commodities to state and local penal and correctional institutions. It aims to cut food stockpiles while boosting prisoner living standards, while preserving regular suppliers' business and normal purchase rates. The measure would amend the Agricultural Act to extend federal surplus aid to non Federal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Rep
Beall
Senate
Beatie
American Correctional Association
Winter Suit Guide From College Park Clinic
University of Maryland extension clothing specialist Lavonia Hilbert advises smart winter suit buys. Look for matched patterns and well hanging sleeves, test fit by moving and standing, and note long term comfort over frequent wear. The piece also lists notable figures and a Kiwanis event in Frederick with proceeds for underprivileged children.
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College Park
Ailman
Lavonia “Hilbert
University of Maryland Extension
Geoffrey O'Hara
Pawling
Canada
Russia
Frederickes
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Russ Potter
Iron Curtain
Howard Ash
Kiwanis Committee
Kiwanis Club
United States Department of State
Leningarag
Odessa
Yalta
Sochi
Moscow
Potter
United States
Leningrad
Black Sea
Caucasus
Dr. Ash
Warold’s
Hilbert
Orioles optimistic as 1957 season goal rises
The Baltimore Orioles plan stronger outfield with Pilarcik Nieman Francona Williams and Pyburn and expect improved infield with Kell Miranda Gardner and Boyd. Gus Triandos behind the plate and Wills power are noted as key assets as the team aims a top AL finish in 1957.
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Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Francis M. Smith
Paul Richards Smith
Waxahachie
Tex
Mond
Wis
Baltimore Orioles
C. Farran
Farrance
Baltimore
South America
Waship
Ington Co, Pa
Khan
Acerulat Uus Wills
Orioles
Lewistown 4H Meeting Notes and Local Deed Records
The Lewistown Girls H Club met January 2 to discuss Curtains for a Girl's Room with Mrs. Charles Patman presenting a demonstration and officers reviewing lessons from the 4H Officers Training School held January 5. Hostess Helen Stu, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swill, hosted near Lewis town. Deeds were recorded for several properties, including a tract of about 610 acres with improvements on the Libertytown Walkersville road sold by Mrs. Mittle Beard to Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Droneburg for about $18,000 and 105 East Seventh street sold by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Cecil to Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rreh Jr for about $8,500.
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Lewistown
Girls +H Club
Soecal
Charles Patman
Helen Stu
Raymond Swill
iClerk
Mittle
Beard
Paull. Droneburg
Libertytown
Walkersville
Laberty
Arthur E. Cecil
William T. Rreh Jr
East Seventh Street
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Gftee
Eisaatenes
Frederick Mc
Seecadeliss Manez
T ‘He
J Randolph Davis
Yellsiarco
Low Springs
Charles Davis
Shookstown
Samuel Zimmerman
States Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Virginia
Potomac River
Markus
Dorchester
Dorchester County
Phoebus
Somerset
House J
General Assembly
del. Mandel
D-Balto
Afarvland
L National Guard
Ison
Tsonal Guard
del. Milanicz
Baltimore Symphony
Symphony
America One
Armed Services
Executive Branch
Coolidge
Bert Hoover
Capitol Hill
Hoover
Foreign Commerce
Thomas M. Geiser
West South Street
Wendy Sue
Geiser
Janet E. Lawson
Middletown
Paul E. Staley
Peter Gregory
L Humphrey
Lewis T. Whipp
South Market Street
Donald Wayne
Bobby Lee Cannon
East Church Street
James Warren
Cannon
Jo Ann
Hildebrand
Richard D. de
Margaret Vir
Siginia Brown
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph Nusz
East Third Street
Fort Campbell
Kyaht
NCI — Army
William L.snoots
Leon’ Il. Snoots
101St
iAirborne
Albert E. Selby
Long Corner
Eva Jean
Howard Lee Pickett
J. Leland Pickett
Poplar Springs
Ocietx Anews
Kenneth T. Wright
Towson
Joseph W. Umer
East Second Street Recency
Ivan G. Naugle
Keedysville
George 5S.snyder
Winterstown
Penn
Vania
Snyder
Fritz Kreisler
Austria
Jasche Heifetz
Beverly Hills
Johnston McCulley
Twin Peaks
Calif
Fae Abbas
Buell Ultawe
Edwin S. Burdell
Cooper Union
Columbus
Ohio
Newbold Morris
James Naismith
Springfield, Mass
REA
Tee
Marge
Know
Smith W. Brookhiart
Oewei
Lestlane Cosley
Unk Bose
Peesinp
Supreme Court
New York City
Spain
Florida
Hartford
St. Louis
Boston
Louisville
Brooklen
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Society of Christian Endeavor
Portland
Maine
Manila
Chiang
Mainland
Ameriban League
Gus Triandos
FHS
Uustn Te Tai
Aui
aWiasieg Gassic
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