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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1960
Page
4
Theo Lichtenstein of Shookstown Road argues against changing the street name amid calls to replace Swastika Road. He cites historical context, urges mercy over righteousness, and asks neighbors to rethink petitions, addressing Frederick city authorities.
A Columns note from February 22 1910 speculates on Cuba seeking a $100 million loan to extend sugar operations and build factories while a Cuban dictatorship fears U S heel turn. It discusses Anastas Mikoyan’s earlier visit and hints at Moscow Havana diplomacy resuming, with Mikoyan’s role described as technical.
Miss Carol Ann Dorsey and Third Officer Warne Allen wed Saturday at Grace United Church of Christ. Rev. Dr. Raymond Elm officiated. the bride wore silk organza with lace panels and carried a white satin fan. Attendants included Miss Kay Kaufman. best man Michael Hess. ushers Floyd Te and Phil. organist Mrs. Gordon Todd and vocalist Delaire Hobbs. The couple will reside at the bride’s home after February 26.
A reader letter argues against changing the name Swastika Road, noting the street predates Nazism and that the swastika once symbolized different, ancient meanings. The piece reflects wartime era biases and calls for contextual understanding of the name.
Reverend William E. Brown of Middletown Lutheran has accepted a call to lead St. Pauls Lutheran in Cumberland. Joseph G. Miller of near Frederick marked his 82nd birthday yesterday. A fire at Thurmont damaged the first floor of a two story building owned by Col. John R. Rouzer and occupied by a grocery and confectionery run by Earle W. Armacost. Washington physicians visited Frederick today as guests of the Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Co. to inspect local plants. The handsome Middletown Savings Bank building is complete with George W. Gaver as president John L. Routzahn cashier and George W. Kefauver teller. A horse attached to William C. Rodrigues delivery wagon ran away this morning in Monocacy and East Church streets, narrowly missing traffic before being corralled by James Brust.
A Saturday ceremony at Loyola Catholic Church in Urbana united Dorota D Lubeka of Brussels and Francis Colt de Wolf Jr. of Washington in a high profile alliance. The reception followed at Ivan Stancioff’s Urbana home as a large international guest list gathered including princes, counts, and ambassadors from Europe and the United States.
President Eisenhower in a national radio speech assails critics of the defense program and pledges a trustworthy shield of peace. He outlines aims for a goodwill tour of four South American nations and emphasizes unity, strength, and future needs. He vows open discussion with nations facing problems and reiterates defense as key to pe ace.
The Salvation Army launches a drive to help the John F. Kipp family, who lost kitchen furniture clothing bedding and dishes in Saturday’s fire. They reside with friends on Beniz Street while planning to move to a DeGrange Street home once supplies arrive. The five to ten year old girls and two boys, ages nine and fourteen, are among those affected.
Miss Doris Ann Baumgardner and John Hayes Webb wed Saturday at 3 PM in Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Charles Tru officiated. The ceremony featured organ and vocal pieces and a reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. After February 28 the couple will reside at Lock Raven Apartments Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs J Doll announce the birth of a son James David Friday at Kent General Hospital in Dover. Numerous relatives gathered for the event including Mrs Weddie formerly Jean Doll and Cedar Grove residents. Also mentions birthdays and social visits among local residents and Adone Zoli, former Italian premier, dies at 72.
Miss Berina Zadethushwaiter married John Frederic Cale on a Saturday in The Lady Chapel of St. P in New York ME Tange New Jersey and The Cale. A reception followed at the Weston Hotel with family and friends in attendance. The bride is a graduate of West Mr. Calliters and New York University. He is an industrial engineer with American Cyanamid Company and served with the Essex Troop L 5 Cavain. They will reside in New York City.
City police questioned two juveniles in a theft of an adding machine from a local business on January 25. The machine was later found at a juvenile’s home. The cases were referred to the probation officer.
Miss Ruth Staley of Baho spoke to a mission study class Wednesday evening February 17 at the Methodist Church. She described Kenia’s people, their means, housing, dress, and daily life while stressing Christian values taught by missionaries.
Maryland’s death rate fell by more than 3 percent in 1959 after four years of near stability. Dr. Arthur Kraus reports the estimated rate at 875 per 100 000, down from 898 in 1958, with whites 842 per 100 000 and non whites showing a decline as well though the total deaths dropped by 217 from 1958 despite population growth.
SERLIN AP British authorities ordered travel restrictions for the Allied West German area. Americans were kept to their bases except in emergencies as the boycott continued. An opposing measure sought to alter local policy amid a tense security zone.
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