New Year's Eve Party Recalls Local Social Figures
A ballroom dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel capped the seventh annual New Year’s Eve gathering. Guests, including Kay and visiting house guests, mingled with many local residents as plans for upcoming events were laid out and young attendees celebrated at the Crofton area social hub.
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Taner
Francis Scott Key Hotel
F Earle Shriner Weer
BR E Town
Rockwell Terrace
Mm Eharge
Edward Dixrner
Harrison McAlpine
Elizabeth L. Peters
Kay
Ronastler
Wise Nancy Wicksam Kimanock
Peter L. Boomer
Lorton
Rose 208 Garden Club meets on Thursday
Society notes describe a Rose 208 Garden Club gathering with talk on fundamentals and mechanics of flower arranging. A surprise birthday party for Mr Haney L Zimmerman is noted along with numerous local residents in attendance.
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Watkins
Haney L. Zimmerman
Harvey L. Zimermans
Joks Zmermas
Roser
Catherine
James Zimmerman
Lewy Harget Lams Jr. Chatote
Rena Jean Hargen
Tempe Zomerman
Catherine Burseve
Saphra Burdette
Wees
Luther Hargett
Luther Jr
Hey Lee
Robert and
Paul Harse
Charles E Harget
Sharon Lee
Linda Lou
Charles
Jerry Alen
Harget
Jennings Bailey
Tender Gene Bruce Traps Cash Drawer With Bandaged Fiasco
In Louisville a bartender named Gene Bruce attempted to pry open a cash register with his banded hand stuck inside the drawer. Cogs snagged his arm, three hours passed, then police used force and a crowbar to free him. The incident unfolded as a problematic start to the night.
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Louisville
Gene Bruce
Bruce
4 H Training School Lessons Saturday in Winchester
Officers of new 4 H clubs report to Winchester Hall Saturday morning for the annual training school. Mr Ray H Smith former leader of the Council of Homemakers Clubs will direct the session assisted by Mrs Bernard Burch Lloyd Fogie and a News-Post representative. A mock meeting will follow group instruction and officers will divide into fields for study.
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Ray H Smith
P*eader
Council of Homemakers Cios
Actite
Arcanizatiens
Bernard Burch
Petersville
Winchester
First Stock Market Of 1959 In Moderate Rise
New York AP opens 1959 with a modest advance as early trading shows fair gains. Sugar stocks mix amid Cuban political shifts while world sugar futures slip. Cuban American Sugar and Verunet Camagues rise slightly and Great Western Sugar slips. Airline Eastern Air Lines nears a gain. several industrials including Goodrich, Union Oil, Continental Natural Gas, Santa Fe, The Central Reserve, Dutch Pitzer and Johns-Manville post small advances.
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New York
Sear
Banks Bring Clear Condition Reports For Year End
The comptroller of the currency issues a call for statements on the condition of all national banks at year end. The Federal Reserve Board requests member banks to report as of December 31, with the FDIC performing similar action.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Provisions and Promises Amid Cuban Crisis Shifts
The article recounts uprisings led by Castro against Batista, the rapid capture of Havana, and the surrender of Batista as Cuban forces falter. It notes U S hesitation to evacuate citizens, Castro’s pledge to end corruption and restore order, and the fragile balance of power as rebels gain ground across the island.
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Army Pvt Charles H Miller Completes Cadre Course
Army Pvt Charles H Miller, 18, son of Mr and Mrs John F. Wikjer of 70 Tradt avenue Frederick, completed the 1 Week Cadre PUNE course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga. He entered the Army in June and completed basic combat training at Fort Knox. Miller is a 1958 graduate of Frederick High School.
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Walkersville
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Pickpocket Ring Hits Rose Parade Wallets
Police say a band of light fingered operators disturbed the Rose Parade crowd in Pasadena. They lifted thirty one wallets totaling two dollars in the largest haul reported in years.
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Calif
AP+ — The sun
Sears
Middletown High 1957 Graduate Mr Rhea Employed at Price Electric
Mr Rhea, a 1957 graduate of Middietown High School, is employed by the Price Electric Corporation.
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Middietown High School
Price Electric Corporation
R. Franklin Brandenburg
Middietown
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Edward Rhea
Andrew J. Rhea
Myersville
Brandesburg
Middletown High School
Western Maryland Vending Inc
Local Graduation Notes Highlight Middletown Students and Alumni
Miss AlNMhaMen, a junior at Middletown High School, and M Schroyer, a 1957 Middletown High School graduate, are noted in a brief school report. Schroyer is currently employed at Mathske Cream plas Mad erss.
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Middletown High School
Schroyer
Meddletowe Hagh School
Mathske Cream Plas
Social Security program deemed financially sound by advisory council
Washington AP The 4 year study by a special advisory council on Social Security reports the program is in good financial shape. A new tax schedule enacted by Congress funds current and future benefits for elderly survivors workers and disabled employees with increases set for 1980 1983 1986 and 18, the panel notes.
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White House to Name 15 Trustees for Washington Cultural Center
A White House spokesman said 14 of 15 public trustees for Washington's national cultural center will be named next week to raise about 25 million dollars. The 15th member is sought from the Midwest to balance regional representation amid criticism of delays.
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Balloon crossing remains unresolved after 15 days
London AP reports four British adventurers in the balloon The Small World have not been heard from fifteen days after departure from the Canary Islands on December 12. The crew of three men and a woman aimed to reach the West Indies by today but no word has come. The expedition's status remains unclear as search efforts continue.
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Atlantic
Canary Islands
West Indies
New Year Birth in Newark and Sailors Rescued at Sea
Gerald Smith born just after midnight as the year began in Newark. Beth Igene and De Gerald Reed share hospital ties. Navy aid dispatched to the Seifuku Maru crew off Midway after the Japanese fishing vessel faced distress. Sugar futures fall in New York trading.
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