Why The High U S Budget Fifty Years Ago
A historical column argues the federal budget remains high due to long running commitments from New Deal and Fair Deal programs. It lists increases since 1954 across military, pensions, school construction, and foreign aid, warning future Congresses face rising costs and entitlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Hington
Eisenhower
Constructiviz
Congress
U.S
Inter-Nnational Monetary Fund
Govee
Washington
Conflicting Versions Of A Raid That Misfired
A state senate committee pursues the sources of sensational stories in scandal magazines as investigators reveal conflicting accounts of a raid that invaded the wrong Marilyn Monroe apartment. Testimony questions Frank Sinatra involvement and why the raiding party smashed the wrong door while Monroe helped a friend. Joe DiMaggio’s connection to the raid is also left unclear.
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Los Angeles
State Senate
Marilyn Monroe
Frank Sinatra
Marilyn
Weddings Selzer Murhpy Announcement and Woodfield Wedding
The page reports the December 29 marriage of Miss Joan Murphy to Lawrence M Selzer at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Carroll Manor. It also covers the February 1 Woodfield wedding of Miss Nancy Jean Howard to George Franklin Kemp Jr at Woodfield Methodist Church with Rev. B Ralph Mark officiating. The text details gowns, attendants, reception, and early post wedding plans. It also notes an engagement: Fanice Elizabeth Ecker to James Wisner with a June 1 wedding planned.
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Selzer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Carroll ‘On Manor
Joan Murphy
Ira E. Murphy
Dickerson
Lawrence R. Selzer
Lawrence M. Selzer
Rocktile
Warried
Woodfield
Woodfield Methodist Church
Nancy Jean Howard
Francis W. Howard
Gaithersburg
George Franklin Kemp Jr
Woodeld
B. Ralph Mark
Shela
Lawrence Clatterbuck
Pat
Miami
Fla
Mills
Rockville
Tootsie Anderson
Frederick Me
Merjorie Holsinger
Milton
Mis
Airs Norman A. Mills
James Kemp
George Greene
Robert Moxley
Ellsworth King
James Sleeth
Pruly
Kemp
Darnestown
Albert M. Ecker
New Windsor
Fanice Elizabeth
James EB. Wisler
John P. Wisner
Frederick
Local Notices and Personal Milestones
Mrs. Lucille Haller of Gaithersburg has a birthday Friday. Miss Margaret Holbruner of Woodsboro marks her seventeenth birthday Wednesday. Jimmie R. Willis, inducted Jan 29, trains at Fort Jackson S C and is married to Mrs. Lucille Bruchey Willis. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Horine observe their fortieth wedding anniversary Friday. Paul W. Claypool attends Nationwide Insurance training in Columbus Ohio Feb 24 to 28. Marie R. Neisser moves from 108 Elm to 268 Hill Ave. Miss Monroe divorced him. Sinatra testimony at a hearing on collection agencies prompts questions about private detectives selling investigation reports. Philip Irvin testifies and disputes Sinatra's account of driving DiMaggio near the apartment house.
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Eranne Lorman
the News
J. Harry Hauer
Hauer
Inde‘ “Hose Company
Bradley R
Marman
North Maret Street
B. T. Strasberg
Prospect Hall
Frederick County
Routhland Hall
Frederick
Lafitte Isabelle Nash
Calvin R. Nott
Brr
Wallace Mi MceKaig
Cumberland
W. J. Kane
St. John’s Church
Mountaindale
Mikton Ramsburg
Lewistown
Ramsburg
Lucille Haller
Gaithersburg
Margaret Holbruner
Woodsboro
Jimmie R. Willis
West South Street
Fort Jackson
5. C
Lucille Bruchey Willis
John D. Horine
South Jefferson Street
Paul W. Claypool
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Nationwide Life Insurance Company
Emmitsburg
Nationwide Insurance of
Columbus
Ohio
Lincoln Lodge
Marie R. Neisser
Elm Street
268 Hill Avenue
Monroe
Sinatra
Luctam
DiMaggio
Confidential! Magazine
Philip Irvin
Crooger
News Page Fragment From Frederick 1357
A historical newspaper fragment from Frederick Maryland dated Thursday February 28 1357 includes second class matter note and exchange page header. The readable text shows basic publication metadata and date references.
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the News
Frederick
Mixed Up Uselessness Eyed in Youth Rock Show Chaos
In Times Square a rock and roll movie drew over 5000 teenagers, shaking the Mount Mount Mount Paramount Theater. Police closed surrounding streets as mobs formed and some disorder ensued. Psychologists blame postwar insecurity and a desire to belong for youth unrest and echo a call for moderated outlets.
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Thomas A. Edison
Hollywood
Paramount Theater
New York
Times Square
Times’ Square
Madam Voices Objection To Being Photographed
A Seattle bawdy house operator Ann Thompson objected to news photographers during racketeering hearings in Washington. Senators debated whether pictures could be taken in or beyond the hearing room as she left escorted by cameras. She dodged reporters and fled the building through a Ladies door and an elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seattle
Ann Thompson
McClellan D-Ark
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
United States
Mundt
Miss Thompson
Local notes on illness trials and artifacts
A column records Doris Louise Grable sick at home with tonsillitis on South Bemz Street and Elsie Brachey returning from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. David R Powers found guilty of drunk on a public highway with a suspended sentence. Several traffic fines are listed for drivers including Hurley Ayler and Lynch. An Indian artifact found at Conococheague Creek area is described with dimensions and crafting details. A United Nations budget of 50.8 million dollars for 1957 is adopted with salary increases for staff and bloc opposition noted.
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Doris Louise Grable
Charles Grabie
South Bemz Street
Elsie M. Brachey
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. Travis Nikirk
West Fifth Street
Washington County Hospital of
Hagerstown
David R. Powers
East Fifth Street
C. C. Steete
Ernest Lee Hurley
Thurmont
Betty Lee Ayler
Frederick
Eugene John Lynch
C. Steele
United Nations
N. Y
General Assemble
U. N
Soviet Bloc
Diplomat Expelled from Copenhagen Over Spy Suspicions
Danish authorities expelled Lt Cmdr Mikhail Ruditchev, a Soviet naval attaché, for irregular attempts to obtain secret military information. Another naval attaché was expelled a month earlier as a factor in Denmark's defense concerns. The Foreign Ministry cited aims to obtain sensitive data.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Mikhail Ruditchev
Foreign Ministry
Roiditchev
Nikolai Sla i
Raymond Zenis
Vin
Upper Volta
French West Africa
North iMarket Street
R. E. Hartle
Irs
Zenis
Foreign Missions Department
Assemblies ‘of God
Springsfield
Missouri
Assemblies of God
Irs. Zents
Tenkodogo
Byrd Warns on Middle East Spending Proposal
Senator Byrd charged Eisenhower's Middle East resolution opens a new area of spending totaling billions of dollars with aid to Middle East nations. He urged stripping the freehand funding clause while supporting potential military use if needed, warning of a path toward indeterminate costs. Senator Smith, citing Republican opposition, said overwhelming GOP support is needed to defeat amendments removing military economic aid. Eisenhower and Dulles defended both provisions as vital.
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Washington
Byrd
Eissenhower
Middle East
Senate ‘Finance Committee
Senate
Berd
U. S
Congress
H. Alexander Smith
Russell Id-Gai
Stennis
D-Miss
Eisenhower
Dulles
Local Social News Highlights Reach Across Towns
A flurry of visits and family gatherings spans Ridge to Baltimore with stops in Hagerstown and Middletown. Notables include the Stambaughs celebrating a 44th anniversary, hospital return of Dr. Wetzel, and a Mt Tabor Lutheran leadership rally highlighted by Rev. Fry and Rev. Fife. The piece notes a large Wolfe sale and a University of Pennsylvania Romany course.
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John D. Kaas
Rock: Ridge
Harold Hendricks
Gail
Baltimore
Harry Barrick
Frizzleburg
Robert Ogle
Jacob Valentine
Hagerstown
Horace Smith
Franklin Steamaugh
Harvey ‘Stambaugh
Harvey Stambaugh
Uther Stambaugh
Jonrce Stambaugh
Elody
Pat
Middletown
N. J
Marvin Stambaugh
Alice
Catherine Ann
Paul
Al‘bert Stambaugh
Larry
Shirley
Franklin Stambaugh
Eugene
Richard
Wade Harner
I Daugster Beverly
Taneytown
John Troxell
Emmitsburg
Naomi Harbaugh
John Noonan
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Calvin ‘Troxell
Joe
Leslie W. Fox
David Wetzel
Ihis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bruce Wampler
Amos Wampler
Philip Wampler
Westminster
Florence Boone
Monroe Stembaugh
Melody
Roy Dinterman
Graceham
John Law
Keilholtz
Lester
E. Wolfe
Sharon
Paul David Sharer
Marshall
Sharrer
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post
During February the Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for local news tips. Tips accepted weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, Sundays 2 p.m. to midnight. First prize five dollars, second two dollars, third and fifth prizes one dollar each. Call Monument 22-1177.
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Frederick
News and Post
Monument
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Andrew R. Brodbeck
Hood College
Fanover
Brodbeck Hall
Marocco Construction Company
J. A. Laporte Construction Company
Phobus
Ray Gladhill
Brownsville
Washington County
Bae
New York Herald Tribune Inc
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Joe DiMaggio
Joseph F. Thorning
Ronnie H. Murphy
William Selzer
Sroom
MelDowell, of
Ternessee
Ivan G. Strauss
Ft. Leonard Wood
Leutenant
Nicholas Yinger
Conacocheague Creek
Potomac River
Yinger
Catoctin Creek
Tuscarora Creek
L. Gordus
Mid-East
Miss Bunsen
Rocky Ridge
The
University of Pennsylvania
Reyburn E. Browning
William H. Browning
Irfd 1
Mount Airy
Greenville Air Force Base
Paras
Vali
Firzit
Walter
Re Brm
Bose Cotte
Avesster Gasser
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