News brief from The News Frederick February 6 1958
Local centric edition notes subscription rates and publishing details for The News of Frederick Maryland. The issue includes Associated Press content and a feature by David Lawr es on a topic titled Emerges in Minds. The date is Thursday February 6 1958.
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Higher wages debate sparks economic policy clash
A study by Edward H. Chamberlin and Roscoe Pound is cited arguing that higher wages spread wealth only for recipients and raise prices affecting others. The piece notes unions’ supposed rights and calls for major limits on labor monopoly power, amid coverage of a Mothers of Teachers Club meeting at Calvary Methodist church with talks on Virginia historic homes.
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American Enterprise Association
Roscoe Pound
Hazard Law School
Senate
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Calvary Methodist Church
Berman Brist
Ralph Cockey
Walker Chapman
Lloyd Freeze
Carter Appleby
de Roy Catsuil
Nora May Brust
Virgina
Gilmore
Flanti Jt. S
Fifty Years Ago Hemi From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago notes from The News columns recount a rural free delivery carrier offense near Pearl, a skating accident injuring Miss Matter, and Hattie Boblitz's appointment as stenographer for the House of Delegates judiciary committee. The piece also covers local store renovations and a flood of political commentary on Middle East tensions and the Eisenhower doctrine.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The News dated February 6 1958 note jurors drawn for the February term of Circuit Court Frederick district includes Alfred Zimmierman Ruler Sith Thomas Summers Paul Payne Thacey Rise Ear Zeigler Hubert L Shipley Philip Grove and Robert Hi Crozier The Board of Aldermen declined to pass on wage claims presented over months by Laporte Construction Co which quit its sanitary sewer contract here The 257th annual concert of the Frederick High School Hand and Orchestra was presented before 600 Gift given to Prof S Fenton Harris director The first stage play in years Brother Rat to be shown at the City Opera House Feb a new class?
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Philip Grove
Robert Hi. Crozier
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City Opera
Williams Signs For $125,000 Pay
Boston report says Red Sox slugger Williams signed for a reported 125000 to continue as the team's highest paid player. In a casual session with General Manager Crosin the agreement was finalized though figures were not officially disclosed.
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Soviet Union Looks for Cold War Breathing Spell
Washington reports say the Soviet Union may seek a breathing spell to ease tensions and explore possible arms control, with Bulganin and Menshikov slated for talks. U S officials consider Moscow’s tone mixed as they weigh signals for potential disarmament steps and public opinion at home.
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West Virginia Senate Approves Several Appointments
The West Virginia Senate considers multiple executive nominations including Carole Neely as public institutions commissioner, replacing Theodore J. Sdoonian. C Judson Powerson becomes insurance commissioner and Judge becomes white liquor control chief. Doniven E. Aditus headed state police motor vehicle bureau and jail warden roles succeed resignations, with several acting appointees named.
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Illness and Medical Updates From Memorial Hospital News
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities list multiple patients receiving surgeries, observations, and recoveries. Aly and Abre Byler, along with Mary Anti Yanos, John Offutt, Deborah Ann Perkins, and Howard Murphy, appear in care updates with varied outcomes and movements between institutions.
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Wilthuny Perkins
Lee
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Howard Murphy
East Wirth Street
Freduigel Menunat Hospital
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Viola Minick
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Hey Hauie
Middletown
Neotsay
Stawisdale
Emmitsburg Birthday fete noted with guests named
Personals item lists celebration of Waalare’s birthday on February 2 at her home in Emmitsburg. Attendees include Leone McNais, Denny Guise, Mag Kowe, DB Shiver, Catherine Valentine, James Six, Rayston Fraley, William Wise, Sant Wey Wise, Calvin Richoltx, and others. Visitors from Chaksburg and Lewindale noted. military service and deaths mentioned for Tanner family.
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Hocky Ridges
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iGhaksburg
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University Budget Boost For Maryland Students
The Maryland University funding, including a substantial 26 million dollar budget slice, prompted debate in Annapolis. The plan earmarks 7.3 million for campus operations and 8.5 million for faculty and student services, with additional allocations to improve facilities and athletics.
Yom Crown Prince And Nasser Center Talks in Cairo
CAMO i President Nasser begins negotiations to extend his control over Egypt Syria and Yemen while Yemen's Crown Prince um el Wary and Imam Ahmed resist relinquishing power. A proposed Federation would formalize Arab unity but keep kings on thrones. Also covers Thurmont Democratic Central Committee meeting noting political dates and officer changes. Also mentions a California court case delaying a NFL suit against the league.
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ANPA Backs Right To Know in Congress Action
ANPA urged Congress to strengthen public access to government records. Cal Steiner of Lancaster Journal and New Era led proponents, joined by Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn. and Sigma Delta Chi. They argued actual laws hinder openness and urged enactment to preserve public oversight while protecting national security.
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Second semester opens at Hand College amid enrollment figures
The Hand College second semester began with students registering for classes. Enrollment neared 587, below the record first semester total of 644. Courses include Art Workshop and Religions of the World with redressal dates set for February 10. Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list several newborns, while several students completed work for degrees and others are noted as expecting.
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Pope Allows Ash Wednesday Evening Distribution of Ashes
Vatican City confirms permission for evening distribution of Ash Wednesday ashes in Roman Catholic churches. The change marks a shift from morning to evening rites to accommodate working people during Lent. Bishops worldwide approved the measure, with a focus on extending reach while maintaining the Mass observance.
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Dupas Wins Split Vote Over Ortega In Norfolk Bout
New Orleans’ Angelo Dupas earns a split decision over Orteg a with a 10 point margin edge in a welterweight clash. The fight, held in Norfolk, showcased Dupas’ reach and speed as Ortega pressed throughout before the judges’ verdict.
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Rembrandt Acquisition Adds Masterpiece to Local Museum
Washington County Museum of Wine Acts announces a new Rembrandt painting added to its permanent collection. The work titled Pay at an Old Woman Wearing a White Cap is described as the most important single acquisition since the museum opened 2½ years ago. Mrs. William T. Stamilton, president of the trustees, outlined the gift and noted the museum’s value now exceeds 1,000,000. The portrait of an Old Woman Wearing a White Cap is valued at more than 30,000 and dates to the early part of the Dutch master’s 17th century output.
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