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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1957

Page

4

Blue Jeans and Elvis Spark Debate Among Principals

Five high school principals faulted popular dress and youth trends saying jeans and ducktail cuts reflect imperfect home training. They praised moral values at some schools while noting alcohol issues and changing behavior in teens.

Washington Todsy Om Duck the Americas Assn Elvis Presley Tion Assocas Homes R. B. Norm F. Horner David Douglas High School Portland Ore Meschoo Lain Freeman van Vliet Dem Ivan T. Freeman Wichita Falls Tex Non

Maryland Co op Luncheon Elects Dairy Leaders

More than 1,100 Maryland dairy farmers gathered in Baltimore for a luncheon and annual meeting planning the 22nd annual 1957 meeting of the Maryland Co operative Milk Producers Inc. Four directors were elected: Edgar Emrich of Emmitsburg, John W Bay of Whiteford, J Best Wheeler Jr of Upperco, and Horace Brauning of Finksburg, with Mayor D Alesandro welcoming attendees.

Baltimore Maryland Maryland Co-operative Milk Producers, Inc Lord Balti Edgarmore Hotel G. Emrich Emmitsburg

Long Telephone Strike Ends After 7 Months in Ohio

Negotiators from Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America announce an end to seven months of violence marked strike across 24 southeastern Ohio counties. A union ratification vote is expected Tuesday, with formal signing planned Wednesday. National Guard unit rushed to Portsmouth amid continued cable cuttings and outages affecting over 17,000 phones since July.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co Communications Workers of America Wday CWA Portsmouth Gen C. William O'Neill Ohio National Guard O'Neill J Company

Police Roundup: Three Arrested in Frederick Early Sunday

James A. Simms, 36, of 3st. Airy, was arrested at 1 a.m. Sunday by Officers Mossburg and King at 02 South Court Street. William Lawrence Ingram, 27, Frederick, detained by Lt. Potts and Officer Heffner for loitering at All Saints Street and South Market Street. Charles Victor Ramsburg, 19, Route One Thurmont, arrested at 1:20 a.m. for following a motor vehicle too closely on North Market Street.

Frederick James A. Simms Mossburg King South Court Street William Lawrence Ingram Potts Heffner All Saints Street South Market Street Charles Victor Ramsburg Route One Thurmont Officer Phillips North Market Street

Southern States meeting here March 7

Approximately 97 members of Southern States Cooperative advisory boards and directors will attend a midyear meeting in Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel from 10 a.m. The event, led by R. D. Hammond, will include a panel discussion and the midyear report by O. E. Zacharias, with C. H. Shaw presiding.

Southern States Cooperative Frederick Francis Scott Rex Virginia West Virginia Maryland Delaware Hentucky Tennessee R. D. Hammond C. H. Shaw Westminster O. E. Zacharias Richmond Iva

Disappearance Solved in Johnstown Skeleton Found

Johnstown coal miner, while exploring abandoned mine sections, uncovered a skeleton. Police stated the discovery today clarifies a long unrevealed disappearance case with potential links to earlier missing person reports.

Johnstown

Frederick City Homemaker Club Demonstrates New Kitchen Tools

Women's clubs meeting in Frederick highlighted February kitchen gadget displays and tool options. Mrs Sperry Storm urged inventory checks and exploring market offerings while members shared favorite multi purpose tools and their uses. Mrs Richard Hargett announced best buys and Mrs Emory Comer spoke on U S Japan trade items and exchanges. Mrs Francis Gaither Jr urged members to start planting.

Frederick City Sperry ‘Storm Cairman Richard Hargett Emory Comer Japan United States Francis Gaither Jr

Coronam Laxative Claims Relief For Constipation

An advertisement touts Coronam as a superior laxative that rehydrates a dry colon and stimulates a normal urge to purge. It promotes easy to swallow tablets, claims safety for pregnant women, no interference with nutrient absorption, and a price of 98 cents for a 60 tablet package.

CoLonam Colonaid

Justice Reed Retires After 19 Years On High Court

Associate Justice Stanley F. Reed, age 72, reads his final Supreme Court opinions and retires after more than 19 years of service on the bench. The Kennedy Democrat was the 22nd appointee of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Reed Washington Stanley F. Reed Supreme Court Kennedy Democrat Franklin D

Open for Prayer at Trinity Chapel in February

Trinity Chapel on West Church Street will be open Wednesday February 27 from 2 to 3 p m for pre Lenten meditation and prayer.

Trinity Chapel West Church Sareer

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