Page notes and publication details from Frederick News 1957
The fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday February 8 1957 provides publisher and postal information. It lists The News company address 26 North Court Street, Frederick Maryland 2277, subscription rates and republication rights for local news, and notes entry as second class mail.
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Frederick, Md
Suidas
PEG
MPG. CO
North Court St
Pace
Frederick, M2
Austria Faces Refugee Strain Amid UN Debates
Austria bears a heavy refugee burden after admitting 170000 Hungarians since October facing criticism at the United Nations Refugee Fund. Western nations balk at further redistribution of populations. Russia accuses Austria of withholding refugees. The piece notes related engagements and local notices amid ongoing international tension.
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Austria
Hungary
United Nations Refugee
Romain
United States
West Germany
Faane
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News Columns
Relates January welfare relief in Frederick County with unemployable claims as executive secretary Turner calls the situation still bad but improving. Also notes Mt Saint Marys versus George Washington University basketball game, mayor Culler’s health, and an upcoming Exchang Club event with Optimist Club. Mentions a March 14 wedding engagement and a crime prevention week with address by Dr Barnhart.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
J. Sheldon Turner
Mt. St. Mary’s
George Washington University
Cagers
State Armory
Lloyd C. Culler
South Market Street
Braddock Heights Optimist Club Holds First Meeting
The Optimist Club of Braddock Heights held its first regular meeting at the fire hall with Vernon Cassell presiding. The program featured Lloyd R. Stup and coverage of district and international events, while plans for charter presentation and member participation were outlined. ENGAGED Mr and Mrs Edgar A Zepp announce the engagement of Barbara Zepp to Robert Lee Leather of Braddock Heights.
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Braddock Heights
Vernon Cassell
George B. Stup
Jgovenee
Lloyd R. Stup
Frederick
Roanoke
Montreal
Canada
West South Street
Cassel
Boad
Total Membe
Wor
Francis Scott Keys Hotel
Campesines
Hagerstown
Westminister
Clarksburg
Breakfast Club
Engagement Announced for Evangeline Stull and BD Grove House Jr
Mrs. Arthur Stull of this city announces the engagement of her daughter Evangeline E. Stull to BD Grove House Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Grove House Sr., Middletown. The ceremony is planned for February 22 at seven p m in the Evangelical Latheyan church, this city. Dr and Mrs P S Lansdale of East Church Street left Thursday for a Florida vacation, planning to stay at Fenway in Dunedin and visit areas of Florida with friends. Birthday dinner honors Owen Ayers Jr on his tenth birthday hosted by his parents on Edgewood Church Road. Attendees included Ethan and Arnold Book, Dewey Dykstra, Raymond Flair, Butchie Lawson, Robert Nusbaum, and Charles Thompson. Weinbergs win weekly Frederick Bridge Cup with Weinberg pair taking North South, Hedstrom and Newell top East West, others placing. Tonight features Master Point event sponsored by the American Contract Bridge League. all players invited. Local Book Review group heard Dr. Barnhart discuss his Middle East trip and observations on Egypt under Nasser, with Tito meeting noted. Mrs. John J. Skelly of Media, Pa., visited her mother on West Second Street.
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William R. Barnhart
Vernon Place Methodist Church
Baltimore
Albert Edward
FBI
Eveick
Clad
Barnhart
National Crime Prevention Weeks
Russia
The
Ogram
Henry L. Davis
Ing
West Thirteenth Street
John R. Ellington
Minnesota Law School
New York City
Olympia
Arthur Stull
This City
Evangeline E. Stull
BD. Grove House Jr
D. Grove House Sr
Middletown
Latheyan
D i
Owen Ayers
Owen William Ayers Jr
Owen William Ayers
Edgewood Church Road
Ethan Book
Arnold Book
Dewey Dykstra
Raymond Flair
Butchie Lawson
Robert Nusbaum
Charles Thompson
Wm. M. Storm
Rockwell Terrace
Hood College
Middle East
Nasser
Hitler
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Edward D. Shriner Jr
Among The Sick Story From Frederick Area
Notices report illness and hospital moves in Frederick area. Mrs Walter J Davis of Dill Avenue is under treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Henry W Herman is improving at home on East Second Street after hospital care. Wayne Ford, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ford, is confined at home with influenza. Mrs Wilmer Rippeon of Route 4 Frederick was taken to University Hospital Baltimore by her son Officer Wilto tharmont. Clyde Rippeon Jr of the Collateral is cited for a traffic issue. Fred Sandusky of Baltimore undergoes a major operation. Several traffic citations are listed with amounts. Robert A Brice of Thurmont is found guilty of intoxication in People’s Court with a suspended 60 day sentence conditional on good behavior.
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Walter J. Davis
Dill Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henry W. Herman IE
East Second Street
Wayne Ford
Charles Ford
East Thirteenth Street
Wilmer Rippeon
Frederick
University Hospital
Baltimore
Gery
R. C. Snyder
James Cieslak
C. W. Bare
Hazel Lee
Robert A. Brice
Thurmont
Magristrate H. Besse
People’ ‘S Court
West Patrick Street
Brice
Spelling confusion prompts traffic sign fines in multiple states
A garbled report shows motorists in Columbus Gaithersburg Detroit Minersville East Wights Washington Day Pa Austin Besancon and local police dealing with speed limit violations and a school sign spelling incident. Trooper J W Hardy cited a Pedestrians yield sign, while radio dispatcher Paul Grabill reported Soviet disarmament talks and a potential foulup in signage from United Nations delegates. Signs were removed as officials awaited official replies from the U S Britain Canada and U.N. organizers.
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Columbus
Ohio
RFD
Gaithersburg
Leon Douglas Thomson
Wofio Milardo
Toington
Arthur Bernon McMeans
J. W. Hardy
CIA
Srpciet
Replees
Austin Besancon
United Nations
N.Y. T
Paul Grabill
Jack Ministers
Gallagher
U.N
United States
Britain
Canada
Prevention Of iCrime Week Opens Sunday
District 5 Gardeners meet to discuss road side beautification and crime prevention. Officers and club leaders from Frederick, Hagerstown, Uniontown, and Cumberland gathered to plan initiatives and welcome a new Cumberland Garden Club provisional member. The Exchange Club leads the National Crime Prevention Week with a program including a Freedom Shrine at Frederick High School and visits to police headquarters and county jail.
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Garden Club
Frederick
Prank C. Nicodemus
Taskers Chance
J. Carlisle Smith
Exchange Club of
VFW
Frederick High School
James Kepler
W. Verl Forney
Forney
Wiliam Patterson
Max Kebne
Austin Bohn
Charles Strosnider
Kepler
P. Carl Wright
Robert Schutz
Morris Rhian
J. Edgar Hoover
Bose
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John P. Caspar
Hancock
Henry Groff
William Howard
Washington I. Cleveland
Rockville
Maryland Planning Commission
Campaign For Heart Fund Drive Under Way
Members of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion begin street collections tonight and Saturday for the Heart Fund campaign. Frederick County Heart Association aims for 7000 dollars with George Brandenburg as general chairman. Circulars are out, coin containers placed in shops, and Legionnaires aiding in Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick and Middletown areas.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Heart Fund
Frederick County Heart Association
Carroll L. Eicholtz
Legion
Tthe Local Heart Association
Baltimore
Alfred Bialock
Johns Hopkins Medical Board
George Brandenburg
Legionnaires
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Brunswick
Middletown
Brandenburg
Donald B. Rice
Harry Reid
Edwin V. Hill
Mirs
Charles T. Butcher
Local Heart Association
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Weather notes report Frederick’s extreme cold with several stations below zero including 7 below at the observation station and 15 below at Walkersville. AARON R. ANDERS announces a bid for State's Attorney as a Republican. Stray dogs killed four chickens in Thomas P. Rice’s stable yard. Ex-County Commissioner John Peter Jones dies near New London at age 83. served since 1889. A horse belonging to Layng Fisher at Loy’s Station was struck by a Western Maryland train and killed.
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Frederick
Weather Bureau
Mir Henry Trail
A. G. Quynn and Company
Walkersville
Aaron R. Anders
House of Delegates
Thomas P. Rice
Eliza J. Rice
John Peter Jones
Thomas Maynard
New London
Jones
Iayying Fisher
Loys
Western Maryland Railroad
Meeting attendees include Stup and local leaders
Guests at the meeting included Lieut Gov Arnold Price of Gaithersburg past Lieut Gov Ernest B Stephens of the Frederick Optimist club Willi jazz Mc Landis of the Frederick Breakfast Club and Ralph J Little.
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Mr. Stup
Arnold Price
Gaithersburg
Ernest B. Stephens
Frederick
Hood Group Tours New York For Moliere Play
Hood students and their professor drive to New York for an extra class on Moliere. They will view Le Misanthrophe at the Winter Garden as part of a French literature project, with Mary Guild among the participants.
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New York
Hood
Marion MacPhail
Moliere
Winter Garden
Madeleine Renaud
Jean-Louis Barrault
Form- Heute
la Comedie Francaise
Paris
Detroit area sniper spree injures women then captured
A night of random shootings across four Oakland County communities left two women wounded as a 20 year old Southfield Township man Gary Addison Taylor fled in a car chase before being cornered. Police say the suspect confessed to being the phantom sniper and stated he had an urge to shoot at women. The spree began in Bloomfield Hills with Shirley Bland, 19, shot on her porch. The gunman fired from passing cars at two women at a Royal Oak bus stop, and shots hit nearby vehicles. Taylor was held without charge as authorities reviewed the case.
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Detroit
Gary Addison Taylor
Southfield Township
Oakland County Asst
William Lang
Taylor
Phattom
Lang
Shirley Bland
Bloomfield Hills
Yellow Springs
George L. Twentey
Jerry Eshhaugh
G. Chester Stull
Dows
Edgar
Beall Urges Action to Preserve Arlington Burial Ceremonies
Senator J Glenn Beall of Maryland on the Senate floor asked colleagues to back a personal request to the Defense Department to preserve traditional ceremonies for the burial of military dead at Arlington. He cited reports the 88 billion budget may lack funds for horse drawn caissons and said he had asked the President six days earlier for consideration.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Rep. Md
Senate
Defense Department
Arlington National Cemetery
Beall
Ike And Saud Confer Alone In Mideast Talks
President Eisenhower and King Saud held a private meeting in the White House with only the king’s interpreter present. They reportedly reached agreement on several questions after talks begun over a week ago, with a formal statement to be issued later. Secretary Dulles waited in the Cabinet room as the leaders reconvened.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Mideast
Murray Snyder
iHouse
Snyders
Secretary of State Dulles
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers February cash prizes for local tips. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. First caller on a story wins. prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for top five tips.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
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