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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1957

Page

2

Teachers deserve pay raise yet brain development lags

Babson argues higher interest and wages touch many fields while teachers face shortages. He asserts teacher output across schools has not improved with increased pay and says outside pressures from textbooks and politics reduce teachers’ focus on core brain development. He emphasizes understanding the brain and cites MIT Dean Dr George Harrison as inspiration.

Ciy Agoy 7 Ist Thesesehildren George Russell Harrison Science Atlantic Monthly

Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick area families welcomed new members with births on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Notable arrivals include Brian Edward and Terry Lynn Leppo, Dotti Jo Lewis, Debbie Jean and Diane Joan Adams twins, James Edward Jr Brydon, Ronald Edward Jr Mohler, Robert Brian Dahlgren, Loretta Marie Young, and Ellen Patricia Montgomery.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Melvin FE. Leppo Westminster Brian Edward Terry Lynn Donald L. Lewis Boonsboro Dotti Jo Melvin R. Adams Myersville Debbie Jean Diane Joan Adams Grace Myers James E. Brydon Thurmont James Edward Jr Brydon Roberta A. Dubel Harmont Ronald E. Mohler Frederick Ronald Edward Jr Charles M. Dahlgren Shawnee Drive

Governor appoints Elmer Munsioner as state police head

Twenty years back Governor Nice announced Lieut. Col. Elmer F. Munsioner of Frederick would become superintendent of State Police for four years from June for Major Enoch Garey who the governor said was temperamentally unfit. The column also notes local bids for sewer work and community notices from Clarksburg and Hyattstown civic groups.

Nice Elmer F. Munsioner Frederick Enoch B. Garey J. A — Laporte Company Sanitary SeWeTview Ney Casaell Board of Aldermen

Last Man's Club Elects Officers at Annual Dinner

Members of the Last Man's Club elected officers including an assistant secretary Don Fadeley and slate of directors. Kemp elected state director of 4H, with Mary as assistant. 57 members from Red Division and 50 from Blue Division attended. County officials noted dirt roads are poor but no funds to fix them. State Employment Commission chair Dr James G. Con spoke at Rotary about Nevada’s tax structure and employment figures.

Mary David M. Kemp Sland Board of County Commissioners Smith Nital Don Last Man's Club Social Roads Commission Fadeley Harry C. yoxRs James G. Con Grove Aeree Wil Ci Em Tission Rotary Club Charles H Alton Schaff Russell Nevada Herbert S. Hahn Jr Thel James R. Reid

Taxing Thrift Life Insurance Taxes Burden Policyholders

Taxing life insurance earnings across federal, state, and local levels cost the industry over 500 million dollars last year and near 575 million this year. About four of every $100 paid in premiums go to taxes, reducing funds available for benefits and potentially prompting higher coverage costs for policyholders.

From Institute of Life Insurance

Opposed to Alcohol at FSK Hotel by Frederick Stockholder

Mrs V W Nicodemus of Monrovia Md writes as a small stockholder and customer urging the Francis Scott Key Hotel Company to refrain from serving alcoholic beverages at the hotel. She notes it is one of the few places in Frederick where meals are good without supporting liquor. The letter is dated February 4 1957.

FSK Hotel the News Francis Scott Key Hotel Company Frederick Frederick News-Post News and Post

January Flittings Move Records Show 25 New Dwellings

Utility records list moves and new residences for January. Named residents change addresses across Frederick and nearby towns including Clarksburg and Hall of records, with several to RFD routes and assorted streets.

Motc Focal Wit Frank M. Abrecht South Market Street East Second Street Russell Bales East Fifth Street Charles T. Blizzard RFD Dickerson North Market Street Force Bloomer Clarksburg Jonesville Frederick C. Bu Matter Avenue Dill Avenue William R. Hooper Market Street John F. Howard Wilson Place Frederick Elizebeth Hunichen Stewart Manor Ray A. Kine Jr West Patrick Street Charles Kolb Staley Avenue Rocky Ridge Ruth J. Lambert North Markets Street William A. Main Jr Stewart Man Jor Branchville N. J Gertrude McClure East Fourth Street Norwood West Fifth Street James T. Price Park Avenue Eleanor G. Semmes West Second Street Gainesvile

Fifty Years Ago Tterms From The Columns Of The News

Frederick county resident Manasses J. Grove died suddenly of heart failure at Lime Kiln aged nearly 80. He built a lime business starting in 1859 after earlier mercantile ventures, growing M. J. Grove Lime Company, and served twice in the Maryland House of Delegates. Local lawyer J Alfred Ritter was appointed a justice of the peace by the governor.

Manasses J. Grove Frederick County Broad Run Burkittsville J. D. Eichelberger M. J. Grove Maryland House of Delegates J. Alfred Ritter Gov-i

Legislative Sidelights on Maryland affairs and cinema in Moscow

In Annapolis a House panel eyes a February hearing on a bill to ban striped bass fishing in January and February. The Tidewater Fisheries Commission's chairmanship is under challenge as the Agricultural Committee weighs replacing the dual chair roles. A teen driving age bill faces opposition while a bill curbing bait advertising passes the Senate. In Moscow, Dial M for Murder thrives at Pushkin Theater despite Pravda criticizing it as bourgeois, with sold-out performances and curtains calls amid Soviet liberalization talk.

Annapolis House Chesapeake’ Bay Susquehanna River House Agricultural Committee del. White Dwicomico Tidewater Fisheries Commission Board of Natural Resources Board of Naural Resources Del.Whitmore Anne Arundell Simpkins Somerset Judiciary Committee John E. Blake Cumberland Blake Maryland Senate Jand Mecheldin Legislative Council Invest General Assembly Tors Pravda Moscow Voice of America Communist Party Poland Hungary Soviet Union

Local residents return from hospitals and resume duties

Among the sick, Harry K Shaffer Dillavette returns home from University Hospital Baltimore after observation and treatment. Officer Martin Kanade reports to work after weekend illness. George Green of Lewistown returns to work at Fort Detrick after December surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr Charles L Mullen of Peonles Drug Store improves at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a week of observation and treatment. Amos Harper Tivoli Theater manager undergoes surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported improving. Charles Eyler and Guy Parrish, attending to the bride and groom, are connected to the wedding at Frederick Memorial Hospital surroundings. Edward L Kemp of RFD 4 is recovering after surgery at the University Hospital in Baltimore. Thurmont residents and local names appear in hospital notes as well as wedding and convalescent home updates.

Harry K. Shaffer Esler John M. Clem O'Possumbrepe Parrish Pike Frederick Memorial Hospital Edward L. Kemp University Hospital Ball Geen Udare Ellmor Ware Heed College Carroll Parkway Clara J. Catsail Taney Leonard Eigenbrode Frederick Pinewood Terrace Falls Church George Washington University Hospital Washington Eloise Chingualpin Parkway Baltimore Frankl Borer

Influence Onongress By DAVID LAWRENS

Washington editorial discusses presidential influence after a possible third term, tracing patterns from Wilson and Roosevelt. It notes Eisenhower’s enduring authority even if ineligible, cites the 353 to 61 House vote on the Eisenhower Doctrine as a gauge, and compares leadership by public opinion to patronage politics.

David Lawrens Washington Woodrow Wilson Princeton University United States Unit States Dwight Eisenhower Wilson Elihu Abbott Robbins Hiss Junior Skinners Abbott Theoman Dore Teddy Eisenhower Aman Democratic Party Fredmany Evenjerick Com- Ho Merce Rey Congress Theodore Roosevelt Wiliam Howard Taft Republican House of Representatives

Personal notices mix a home visit and hospital notices

A collage of personal notices lists Pvt. James F. Crampton of Jefferson visiting Fort Jackson and family birthday mentions. Other items include an expectant mother, hospital admissions, a boxing result in Paris, and an upcoming Maryland Young Farmer contest with a county winner proceeding to the national event in Durham. Police report a rapid arrest for speeding in Myersville.

James F. Crampton Keefer Crampton Sr Jefferson Fort Jackson South Carolina U. S Co. B Fort, Jackson Robert Blank West Patprick Street Paul DeLauter Lantz Robby Waynesboro Hospital Jert Lowery Rocky Springs Upcal Waynesboro Letha Marcelene Long Villa and Mire Gaaroa Shafar Hospital Maryland Pocomoke City Durham N.C

Muskrat Skinning Contest At Cambridge This Weekend

Cambridge hosts a muskrat skinning contest with Maryland competitors and Dixie trappers John Brousard of Creole and Fletcher Miller of Cameron. Brousard sponsored by Cambridge Junior Chamber of Commerce, Miss Nancy Precht crowned Fur Queen at Louisiana Fur and Wildlife Festival in Cameron. About 4 000 expected over three days, with outdoor exhibits by Tidewater Fisheries Commission and others.

Maryland John’ Brousard iCreole Fletcher Miller Cameron Brousard Cambridge Junior Chamber of Commerce Nancy Precht Sweet‘lake Cameron Sasi

Mary Louise Parrish Jacobs Weds Robert Lee Peomroy

Mary Louise Parrish Jacobs daughter of Mrs Raymond Parrish of Union Bridge married Robert Lee Peomroy son of Charles Peomroy of Frederick and the late Helen E Welty Peomroy in a February 2 double ring ceremony at the bride’s Thurmont home Rev E R Andrews officiated. The bride wore a navy crepe street length dress with white lace trim and red rosebud corsage. she carried a white Bible with flowers and ribbon and wore a three strand pearl necklace a gift from the groom.

Peomroy—Jacobs Mary Louise Parrish Jacobs Raymond Parrish Union Bridge Robert Lee Peomroy Charles Peomroy Frederick Helen E. Welty Peomroy Thurmont E. R. Andrews

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Rhoderick at Pleasant Home

A Sunday evening party at Mr and Mrs John Rhodericks home honored Mrs Rhoderick on her 64th birthday. Attendees included numerous Rhoderick relatives and friends plus a surprise visiting guest, Mrs Horace Mulphurs, who flew from Lexington New York. The gathering followed a turkey dinner at Shookstown and trips from Florida.

New York City Prevost Cathy Mary Clement Hyattstown Fire Hall University of Maryland Anita King John Warfield Paul Warfield Clarksburg Jane Wiener David John Rhoderick Pleasant Rhoderick Frank Thompson Frances Ralph Linton Patsy Barbara Jean Hugh’ Rhoderick Linda Carlton Rhoderick Kathy William Ramsburg Rober William James June Horace Malphurs Betty’ Rhoderick Catherine Linton Marvin Bures James Robertson Paul Kennard Rhoderick Horace Mulphurs Jeanette Rhoderick Lexington N. Y Eastern Air Lines Betty, Rhoderick Marvin Burest Joe Cagewanneee Gyave Shookstown St. Petersburg Franks Shafer And Thompson Bris. Rhod-houring Florida Harvey Tucker Erick P. Luth

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