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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1957

Page

2

Publication details and subscription rates excerpt

A damaged OCR snippet shows a newspaper masthead style with subscription pricing for various terms and locations, including months and rates. It lists a 28 North Court address fragment, prices per issue, and annual or multi month options. The text includes references to the Associated Press and a February 18, 1957 date.

Guear Tarek Soo Ea Xear Carmer Morth Amit Bereza Associated Press Tee Freaerick Md

The Average Driver as a Major Highway Threat

An analysis cites about 75 million licensed U S drivers as the largest potential killer group on roads. It notes that a small fraction are habitually careless, but five factors over confidence emotional disturbance short sightedness car neglect and distraction turn careful drivers into threats.

United States Norman Damon Automotive Safety Foundation Damon

Referendum Advocacy in Local Planning and Zoning Debate

A letter urges that Planning and Zoning in Frederick County be decided by a public vote. The writer questions the County Commissioners and legislators for not seeking a referendum, citing home rule and voters’ rights to own and decide how planning affects their property. The letter is followed by Utica Guild meeting notes and a brief note on birds’ third eyelids.

Frederick County Citizens’ Committee John D. Leatherman Lewistown

Commissioners Open Office Rooms for Social Security Staff

County Commissioners provided an interviewing room on the first floor east wing of Winchester Hall for Social Security Administration personnel from Hagerstown. The move aims to reduce travel for seniors and disabled residents seeking Social Security information amid overcrowding, despite no local rental funding. The Canadian government meanwhile agreed to raise old age pensions, with the amount pending a decision on a $5 or $10 monthly increase for about 800,000 Canadians over 70.

County Commissioners Winchester Hall Social Security Administration Hagerstown Ottawa

Rimes Langen Wedding Solemnized Saturday

Mr and Mrs John H Langten of Silver Spring announce the marriage of Anne Gauger to William Martin Rimes of Frederick on Saturday February 16 at Cerist Congregational Church Silver Spring The bride wore white satin and lace with sabrina neckline and carried white roses The maid of honor was Miss Andrea Beth Lungen and bridesmaids wore neptune green taffeta The best man was Claude V Smith of Frederick Ushers were John Miller and Robert C Langen The groom is a Navy veteran attending Montgomery Junior College The couple will reside in Silver Spring with many out of town guests attending

John H. Langten Silver Spring Marrie Gaugeter Betty Goodman Baltimore Neptune Claude V. Smith Frederick John Miller Robert C. Langen Mortford John H. Lange Sr Carl C. Langens Bogota N. J Herbert Langens Asbury Park Herman A. Amabof Linda Anne Imhof Boston Mass Kenneth Kefauger Frances Worthington Lewis King River Edge Anne Paul Fresell Ledgewood, X

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

The item lists historical notes from February 18 1907 including a Pasteur treatment for a dog bite near Urbana, a sale of a brick dwelling at 106-108 West Patrick Street for 1450 dollars, souvenir postal cards from Hong Kong sent to R William Gosnell, a stage play at the City Opera House Old Cross Roads TM.1 and a social by the Young Men's Temperance Association featuring solos and readings.

Margaret Grinder Urbana Grinder Pasteur West Patrick Street Milton Burke R. William Gosnell Water Street Frank Gosnell Hong Kong China Old Cross Roads City Opera House Hippodrome Young Men's Temperance Association Mary Filler J. Paul Tyler Mildred Delashmutt Ralph Baumgardner Isabella Storm Helen Mullinix

Heavy Snow Paralyzes Area as Temperatures Plummet

Feb 18 1937 notes record snowstorm burying the region with up to seven inches. Plows deployed, temperatures fell to 18. A Potomac River bridge contract was awarded to George F. Hazelwood for 340431 dollars. Miss Florence Williams and Miss Judith Ault relocated county office, Evelyn Darner named secretary. A B and O train collision near Dorsey, Maryland killed the locomotive engineer Elmer C Pope and the truck driver. Claude G Brand sustained injuries.

the News State Roads Commission George F. Hazelwood Cumberland Potomac River Point of Rocks Florence E. Williams Judith Ault Court House Winchester Halls Evelyn Darner Elmer C. Pope Ridgeville Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Dorsey’s Baltimore Claude G. Brand Frederick

Magistrate Names Foreman and Court Officers in License Case

Court procedures name foreman Edward Thoreas Leekins and appoint Glenn C. Withide as foreman. Magistrate H Reese presides with Shoemaker in trial as motor vehicle charges span years. Carl E. Holtz to serve as stenographer. Samuel W. Barrick, State's Attorney, to advise during session. Bailiff William Hann appointed.

Couinty Edward Thoreas Leekins Samuel W. Barrick Frederick County Grand Jury

National Guard Presents Case to Congress on Active Duty

The National Guard opens its case before Congress arguing for a compromise on compulsory active duty. The subcommittee heard arguments over six months continuous duty for enlistees under 48% and older than 18%. Army Reserve programs require six months. A fine of 10 dollars and costs was suspended as arrangements were made.

Washington National Guard Congress Guard Army Iweek Army Army Reserve

Small Ship Makes Entire Canal Trip

The Ram ses 322 ton vessel Ramses completes a 103 mile voyage through the Suez Canal. The idle story frames a broader note on grand jury duties in Frederick County, contrasting public questions with court processes and local governance.

Frederick County Montgomery County Ellard A. Walshy National Guards Assn Madeline Leekins House Armed Services Grand Jury New York Frederick Gram Robert Montgomery J. Arthur Grove Jefferson Fotti Alice Frances Charles H. Boyer National Broadcastings Frederick Co Adamstown Miss Grove American Optical Company Boyer Montgomery

Navy Plane Over Tokyo In Flames

A Navy jet at 19 000 feet sparked a fire in its landing gear at Tokyo after a short circuit. The pilot Lt Cmdr John H Melimon lowered wheels as emergency procedure. No casualties. gear doors fell onto a car and two shops in northern Tokyo.

Tokyo Atsugi Naval Air Station Navy John H. Melimon Southgate Calif

Texas Rains Boosts Drought Areas Across State

Heavy weekend rains drenched Big Bend, South Plains, and Rio Grande valleys aiding drought parched lands. Officials report at least nine deaths linked to storms and high winds. Montgomery county records a chauffeur license case amid broad rainfall, while steel industry forecasts push capacity toward 140 million tons with 125 million produced this year.

Dallas Edward Leekins Texas Panhandle Gulf Montgomery Helthe Weatster Bureau Richard Charles Leekins Richy Leekins Jtore Richards Far West Montgomery County M; Iton Edward Weather Bureau Big Bend Theoperator South Plains Rio

Cited Drivers Face Speed And Stop Sign Violations

A list of traffic citations includes George Raymond Ketterman 31 RFD 6 failing to stop for a stop sign, Marvin Edge 24 Syracuse N Y operating an unsafe motor vehicle, John Henry Kindle 30 Hagerstown exceeding 50 mph, Charles Ellsworth Wolfkill 59 Baltimore exceeding 55 mph. All cited by Trooper Richard N Bikle.

George Raymond Ketterman Marvin Edge Syracuse John Henry Kindle Hagerstown Charles Ellsworth Wolfkill Baltimore Richard N. Bikle

Weather notes and unclear report about deaths

TheWeather Bureau warned that a low pressure area may bring extended rain across the state. The fragment mentions deaths around January 20 and a sow shot to death, but the overall context is damaged and unclear.

Oe Weather Bureau

Illness and recoveries noted in Frederick area notices

Local hospital updates list several residents of Frederick and nearby areas. Mabel Jacobs returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Patricia Ramsburg expected to undergo surgery. John D. Crummitt and Sherwood Mackenzie undergoing or recovering from operations. Charles Masser moved to a relative’s home due to serious illness. Srl W. Thomas improving after four weeks in hospital. Robert B. Crothers ill at Kent Island then Easton Hospital with a heart condition.

Mabel Jacobs Upper College Terrace Frederick Memtorial Hospital Patricia Ramsburg Ethel Lawson RFD Frederick Memorial Hospital John D. Crummitt St. Jospeh’s Hospital Baltimore Sherwood Mackenzie Frederick Charles Masser East Fifth Street Harold Dinterman Rocky Springs Srl W. Thomas South Mar ‘Ket Street Robert B. Crothers M. J. Grove Lime Company Ihis Kent Island Easton Hospital

Death by Own Action Shocks Worcester County

Dr. Alfred Marynov reported the death of Gore’s mother and father in a Salem home fire. He noted Charles Gore’s low spirits as details emerged from the tragedy affecting the Gore family and the community.

Alfred Marynov Worcester County Gore John E. Gore Salem Marynov Charles Gore

Israel recalls envoy to U S for report on Middle East

Jerusalem announces Ambassador Abba Eban will return from Washington to report on efforts to persuade Israel to withdraw troops from Egypt and on developments in the Middle East situation. Foreign Minister Golda Meir suggested sending Eban, and he will discuss talks with Secretary Dulles and Eisenhower's appeal.

Abba Eban Washington Israel Eban Golda Meir New York State Dulles Eisenhower Egypt

Waterway Obstructions Still Block Channel Clearance

Scan notes that three major obstructions remain in the channel and the U N salvage fleet aims to open it by March 10 for medium sized vessels. Cairo circles fear Nasser may slow or halt clearance as Western pressure mounts over Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and Aqaba. Ramses carried medicines from Port Said to Suez.

Ises Lille DigZer Tg Aia U.N. Sal Cairo Nasser Gaza Aqaba Ramses Port Said Suez

Heart Sunday drives drive for Frederick Heart Association

More than 300 volunteers are set to canvass Frederick County this Sunday collecting 2300 for the Heart Association. Mrs Donald B Rice and Mrs Harry Reid lead as Heart Sunday chairs with city majors and captains coordinating door to door solicitations. 400 kits prepared by Girl Scouts support fund raising, while the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion had previously solicited on the streets and placed heart money boxes in local businesses toward a 7000 goal.

Heart Sunday Frederick County’ Heart Association Donald B. Rice Harry Reid Harold Schaden Sperry Storm Walter Dunbar Vernal Moore Girl Scouts Judy Rudy Kathy Schroeder Bee Leatherman Joyce Jager George Brandenburg Heart Association Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Legion

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