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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
2
A reader is urged to address letters to Dorothy Dix care of this newspaper and include a three-cent stamp for reply, with the writer’s name and address. The note is released by The Beil Syndicate, Inc.
Congressman DeWitt Deen urges immediate cleanup of the Potomac River and rejects a Potomac River Valley TVA. He notes opposition to dam and hydroelectric plans, cites funds for Veterans Hospitals, Thurmont Post Office site review, Hagerstown sewage plant share from federal grant, and Youghiogheny Watershed approval pending House action.
A collage of Dorothy Dix Q and A style notes covers dating hesitation, gossip for a divorcee, and teen crushes. Readers discuss asking someone out, handling others, gossip consequences, and lessons on discretion.
A Clarksburg birthday celebration honored Mrs. Russell King on Feb 22 at her sister’s Damascus home. Events include Cub Scout skits at Hyatts Fire Hall, visits by local residents, Optimist Club charter attendees in Frederick, and various community meetings and a March 1 first aid class cancellation. Vacation travel spending noted at end.
The queen relaxed in a front row seat at a London theater last night and sang along with the audience. She and the royal party joined in the chorus of a popular comic number prompting gleeful crowds and lighthearted chatter after the performance.
The young Queen and Prince Philip attended a two man revue titled At the Drop of 2 Hat. She removed her Blonde mink jacket and settled in front row with Earl Mountbatten and Lady Mountbatten expressing evident delight. Medical experts forecast a 1960 nurse shortage of 50,000 in the United States.
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