News page from Frederick Missouri February 15 1957
Front page of The News published in Frederick Maryland on February 15 1957. Advertisements list pricing for subscriptions and the newspaper’s publishing details. Copyright and Associated Press notices appear at the top with circulation information.
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Great Southern Pyg
MFG
Frederick
Toreel
Canter
FO Ae
Audet Borean
Ikaer
Associated Press
Ted Press
Tee
Whiplash injuries and retailer fate discussed in 1940s notes
A medical panel warns rear impact whiplash injuries are common in collisions including stationary vehicles and urges examination for hidden neck injuries. Separately, Bernard Babson argues independent retailers face pressure from chain stores, advertising costs, and wage demands, urging strategies to stay viable.
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White Sulphir Springs
W. Va
United States
International College of Surgeons
Adm
Ross—T. Meinure
Chicago
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McIntire
Hiepa- Went
Heights Fire Company Meets in Braddock Heights
A Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company meeting reports high community use of the fire hall with groups like Boy Scouts Cub Scouts Teenagers an Optimist Club and regular fireman trainings. The group approved buying six banquet tables and discussed paying a $1,000 note to the Community Center Association. Letters of administration for several estates were granted in Orphans Court.
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Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Optimist Club
Fire Company
Lpast
Asso
Kemp Cashjour
Memorial Hospital
Braddock Heights
Elvin R. Smith
Smithsburg
Ertie R. M. Lewis
D. Frank Kelly
Emmitsburg
John H. Kelly
Scout Court Of Honor At Fort Detrick
An enthusiastic audience of about 13 scouts and sponsors attended Troop 799’s second Court of Honor at Fort Detrick post theater. Greg Hayward and George Ziegler received fire badges from Colonel Johan Hayes, marking the troop’s highest awards to date.
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Fort Detrick Post Theater
Fort Detrick
Fred Gardner
Charles Long
Dan Zimmerman
Hubert Osburn
Herb Witmaie
Lee Jacobs
James Kime
Steve Kupferberg
Mike Idoine
Monty Tucker
Ed Higinbotham
Ted Hayward
Gree Hayward
Richard Jacobs
Robert Eller
Lloyd Graf
Ricky Hargett
Bill Harrod
Bill Her‘tek
Ricky Olson
George Ziegler
World Brotherhood
Larry Staley
Harold Neufeld
Den
Braids
Chris Idoine
Billy Lee
Billy Schwahb
Billy Herrick
Robert Teller
Mustang Patrol
Billy Schwab
Robert Jetter
Dave Tigert
Herbert R. Jordan
Tommy Hayes
Steve Wessman
Colonel Hayes
Campaign cost limits debated in 1956 report
Senate subcommittee reports campaign spending far exceeds the $3 million limit, with television costs totaling 5.4 million for Republicans and 2.1 million for Democrats in 1955. Total party spending nears 33 million, though full totals are uncertain. Expenditures by labor and other groups may exceed reported amounts, and reporting is seen as inadequate and unmanageable. The piece questions realism of current limits and the influence of special interests.
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Eggeer
W. Babson
Babson
McIntire
James W. Watts
Tion
Washington University
Washington
D. C
Potomac Edison Company
United Inferiof
Watts
Maiden Lane
New York City
Shalf
Congress
Anita Mobley
Presi J
Ronnie Miller
Janj
Reese
Eugene Alex
Ander
John L. Dutrow
Gineer
Montevue Hospital
Europe
Asia
Irica
Svengali
Alto
U. S
Rosenstock
East Patl
Rich
D. John Markey
Opera House
C. Franklin Max
Shower
Lewis A. Woodward
Frederick Elect
Westminster
1Trical Engineering Company
Brunswick
Weet
Minster
Masonic
Ernest Dukes
Hall and Savings Bank
Charles LeRoy Fritz
Airy
Richard Lee Amoss
Thomas Edward Peddicord
Mt. Airy
William Donald McThenn
Woodsboro
Wo Craft
Julia Muse Naill
New Windsor
Malcolm Joseph
Netkirk
Frederick
George M. Snyder
James Leor Schroeder
T. E. Ruppert
Senate Privileges and Elections Sube Committee
Robberies Enter East Patrick Refining Station Area
Twenty years ago reports describe a robbery at the H L Mells and General Refining Co filling stations on East Patrick forest extended, with about 106 dollars in cash and supplies stolen. Sheriff Hiltner and Deputy Smith led a round up of chicken thieves as three suspects were jailed awaiting grand jury action. A poisoning case of four dogs in Park and Trail avenue prompted police investigation requests, including the dog Tedcy. General Smedley D Butler planned to address a peace meeting at the State Armory tonight.
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H. L. Mells
General Refining Company
East Patrick Forest
Hiltner
Smith
Park and Trail
Avenue
Ted Cy
Mary Ellen
Jimmy Bowers
Park Avenue
Smedley D. Butler
State Armory
Senate votes cast doubt on Eisenhower Middle East policy
In a sweeping commentary, a Senate faction questions the president's authority to use armed forces beyond Formosa. The piece notes 1955 Formosa resolution granted broad power and cites similar Middle East authorizations, highlighting perceived political hedging by some Democrats amid Cold War tensions.
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David Lawreesce
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Nonce
Formosa
Far East
Congress
Aters
Vongre
China
Middle East
Red China
Soviet Union
Forimosa
United States
Pescadores
House
United Nations
America
Iears
Irbus Congress
NATO
Jean
Giles
Beity
Tobery
Europe
Stephen
Mrs
Ill and recovering residents listed in Frederick area notes
In Frederick area health notices several individuals are reported improving after hospital stays. Among them are Among The Sick 4USS FatTlid Namsourg daughter of Mrs Ethel Lawson, and Mr Leslie H Stull who is recuperating at home after surgery. Others include Mrs Emma Angleberger improving after surgery and Officer Nathan Dorsey out sick from work.
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FatTlid Namsourg
Ethel Lawson
RFD
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leslie H. Stull
Dill Avenue
Watkins Acres
Braddock Heights
Millie Evier
Motter Avenue
Stanley Borer
Fred‘ench
Frederick club to hear Edward Seligman on animal cruelty
Miss Helen Smith filed notes from the Virginia Zoma Club meeting on February 3 attended by Mrs. Virginia B. Thomas. The Frederick club will host Edward Seligman as speaker with the topic Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
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Helen Smith
Pairfax
Virginia Zoma Club
Virginia B. Thomas
Frederick Club
Edward Seligman
Zonta Panel Discusses Hoover Report Findings
Zonta Club of the Francis Scott Key Hotel hosts a panel on the Second Hoover Report. Virginia B. Thomas presides with Quica Pratt and Nora Wise among speakers. They urge cuts in government agencies, tougher private-sector roles, and faster progress on Hoover recommendations to save billions annually.
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Hoover
Zonta Club
Francis Scout’ Key Hotel
Virginia B. Thomas
Quica Pratt
Ken Hersperger
Nora Wise
Edna Mensell
Uncle Sam
Hoover Commission
Congress
Miss Ouaia Pralt
Angleberger McNally Wedding in Woodsboro
Miss Honey Lee McNally daughter of Mrs. James Morgan LeGore and Jack McNally of Pennsylvania wed James Wilbur Angleberger son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Angleberger Woodsboro at Lutheran Church of Woodsboro February 1. Rev. William Brown officiated the double ring ceremony at 7 30 pm. The bride wore a blue dress with velvet accessories and red rosebud corsage. Jacqueln McNally of LeGore served as bridesmaid and Robert L Eyler of Woodsboro was best man. Attendants were the families of the couple and Larry Redmond. The groom works at Glade Valley Milling Company Walkersville. Many wedding gifts were received.
Scout Wayne Keen Receives National Jamboree Scholarship
Second Class Scout Wayne Keen of Maryland School for the Blind troop 710 won the fourth National Jamboree scholarship at a Annapolis luncheon hosted by Governor McKeldin. He earned the prize for the 288a contest on Why I Want To Attend The Valley Forge Jamboree. Wayne is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert L Keeney Rout 3 Frederick. He is in the ni trade at Maryland School for the blind.
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Wayne Keen- 2
Maryland School For the Blind
Annapolis
McKeldin
Valley Forge
Wayne
Robert L. Keeney
Frederick
Isale Cancellation of Assignee Sale at Court House
An assignee sale of properties at 1033 and 1015 North Market Street, set for the Court House this morning, was cancelled.
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Isale
North Market Street
Court House
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post
During February the Frederick News-Post pays cash prizes for local news tips. Tips accepted weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, Sundays 4 p.m. to midnight. Prizes range from five dollars to thirty-five dollars for top stories. First caller wins. Editors will select winners and publish a list of prize stories. Phone Montgoment 21377.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
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