Aviation pay sparks fear for national defense warns economist
The article argues that a 45000 dollar annual pay for international pilots threatens national defense, likening it to a Russian system with slaves to the state and predicting a possible return to diminished returns. It warns that matching such salaries in military aviation would place an intolerable financial burden on the United States. It cautions that commercial aviation pays high to pilots and crews but risks destroying the goose that lays the golden egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lenin
United States
Entertaining Guests Highlight Early Winter Socials
A cascade of local hospitality unfolds with Miss Anne Sheffield of Americus hosting and others like Miss Sheffield and Mr Kine at Prospect Hall. Weekend guests include Mr and Mrs Samuel Bare Jr of Lav ington and Westminster, plus a Santa Fe flare of visits to Frederick High School and Natl Association for the Advancement of Science convention in Washington. Master Gary Eugene Lee marks his birthday. families host dinners across Braddock Heights and Urbana. In Urbana Urbana, Betty Lou Baker and William Eugene Wilcom wed at St Ignatius Loyola Church with a double ceremony, reception at the couple's home, and future residence in San Bernardino where Wilcom serves at March Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
R. Keyser
Yellow Springs
Rosalie Bernice
Austin Nicodemus Garver
Everett J Garver
Unionville
Miss Keyser
Frederick High School
Mr. Garver
Frederck High School
CS Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
Amd
Caullion
Anne Sheffield
Americus
Rich‘ard
Prospect Hall
Richard F. Klee Jr
Miss Sheffield
Sheffield
Kine
Cotilton
Kline Sr
Uheir Bourguests
Samuel Bare Jr
Lavington Va
Westminster
Bare Jr
Perry Darner
Oat Frederick High School
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington
Statler- Hulton
Department of Education
Hatches
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mexico City
Ins Urbana
Minn
Betty Louie Baker
Arthur T. Baker
Doubs
William Eugene Wilcom
Charles F. Wilcom
Monrovia
St. Iknauus Loyola Church
Urbana
Joseph F Thorning
Mary L. Baker
Anthony 2
Wileaen Marhar
San Bernardino
Calif
Wilcom
George Lair Force Base
Agreement Of Sale For Pearre Property
An agreement of sale is filed in the Clerk's office for Dr. and Mrs. A. Austin Pearre to sell 1618 South Market Street to Dr. Joseph P. Marmor for 35000 with payments over time. Marmor runs Modern Pharmacy, site of Pearre Drugs. Also notes births and various land sales in Frederick area with prices and parties. Political allies of Gov McKeldin plan to sue Monday to decide if he can run for Baltimore mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Austin Pearre
1618 South Market Street
Joseph P. Marmor
Marmor
Modern Pharmacy
Herman M. Brown
College Terrace
William
T. Delaplaine
M. Robert Ritchie Jr
Lew Market District
Lewis J. Martz
Vernon M. Flook
Tuscarora
Charles Alderton
Earl ¥. Hargett
Grant Place
J. B. McClellan
Edna F. McClellan
Baltimore
McKeldin
Winter Breakfasts Aid Health In Cold Weather
Winter time brings colder weather and higher infection risk. A Home Demonstration Agent urges a year round adequate diet and emphasizes hearty winter breakfasts with fruit buttered toast cereal and milk to fuel the long morning period and counter fasting effects.
Private enterprise and the AT&T network in history
In a 1958 column the author argues AT&T shows private enterprise's strength, noting its 23-company system, 55.8 million phones, 700000 employees, and 1.56 million individual and 61000 institutional owners. He contrasts US private telephony with Soviet state ownership, then shifts to a New Year piece urging breakfast as a health habit and touches on patriotic reflections.
Births Reported in Frederick Memorial Deneuhee MA
A Frederick area births notice lists multiple families from Frederick, Walkersville, Urbana and surrounding towns. It records first and subsequent children with names such as Kelly Ann, John Arnold, Kerry Allen, Ioma Lynn, Johnny Lee, David Eugene, Helen Margaret, Kimberley Lee, David William, Sherman William, Henry James III, and others along with their mothers' maiden names and residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCleaf
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Kelly Ann
McCleaf
Janice Bailey
Frederick
Arnold Grice
Route 5
John Arnold
Grice
Doris Shaw
Edward Hall Jr
Thurmont
Kerry Allen
Hall
Kathleen Moore
Route 6
Charles Blizzard
Ioma Lynn
Blizzard
Stella Smyth
Gilbert Holstein
Walkersville
Johnny Lee
Holstein
Georgia Williams
West Virginia
Norman Runkles
Mt. Airy
David Eugene
Runkles
Eleanor Keeney
Woodsboro
Victor C. Hayes
Fairview Avenue
Helen Margaret Wednesday
Hayes
Marjorie Fulton
Australia
C. Kenneth Kelly
Rose Hill Manor Farm
Kimberley Lee
Kelly
Jeanette Remsberg
Buckerstown
Donald Tregoning
South Market Street
David William
Tregoning
Catherine, Baker
Dennis Sewell
Damascus
Sherman William
Sewell
Emma Grey
Urbana
Henry J. Hearn Jr
Maple Avenue
Henry James I
Hearn
Marian McLean
New York
Lincoln Stull
Elm Street
Stull
Mary Alce Brown
Sick Miss Bess Castle Admitted To Frederick Memorial
Among the sick Miss Bess Castle 205 Rockwell Terrace was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday for medical treatment. Mr Walter Clevenger Point of Rocks is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital being treated for pneumonia. Mrs Lacy Alderman New Windsor is recovering from injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a freak accident at her home Thursday morning when lighting a shed fire under a kettle exploded in her face injuring her eye and limbs. Mrs Roy McK Harris 5 Mother Avenue is a pneumonia patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harry N Newton 84 East Patrick Street fell and fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Castle
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Clevenger
Point of Rocks
Lacy Alderman
New Windsor
Alderman
Roy McK. Harris
Avemme
Harry N. Newton
Patrick Street
Letters Reflect Early Lander Post Office Ties
A reader recalls the Lander Post Office closing and the long service of Miss Waskey from 1912 to 1939. She served farmers, aided by trains and milk delivery, earning the Postmaster title and community affection. The writer urges support for Miss Waskey’s store and notes ongoing respect from locals. An admirer also comments on a home lighting display, hoping for honorable mention next year.
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Lander
Siri
Waskey
Lander Station
Hagerstown
Washington
Miss Waskey
Mabel
Thim
Emas
Westith
North Market Street
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Slain text reports a slight fire at the home of Mr Charles Worman on East Third Street where a lounge in the dining room caught fire and burned the floor before firefighters arrived. Several cars of ore from a Catocan bank mine spilled during a slide. Samuel Reed was caught in the slide and sustained a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worman
East Third Street
Samuel Reed
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns 4 The News
Jan 3 1928 notes anniversaries for Richard Gridley Lucretia Mott and Thomas Hill Watts with births deaths and roles in early American history. Monthly death tolls for Frederick are listed and civic events include a Junior Loyal Temperance meeting and the first Glee Club concert at Frederick College. Capt Fles ter Smith is named for Stave Fireman presidency as the Junior Fire Company marks 100 years. Elkton jail break incident prompts a jail break gun incident near Elkton. Charles S Houck Jr elected chairman of Frederick county delegation in the House of Delegates and Patrick M Schnauffer sworn in as State's Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
President Cleveland
Cleveland
White House
O'Brien
Soviet Union
The
X of America
Resewal
Arate
Pancho
Gonzales
Los Angeles
Aaleran
Gomrales
Midersoe
Westers
Richard Gridley
Bunker Mill
Boston
Lucretia Mott
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Mass
Thomas Hill Watts
Alabama
Berk
Larkin SG. Meade
Know America Memorial historic dates and notable births
A compact compendium notes events and births across years. Highlights include Alfred H. Lloyd philosopher born Montclair and dying 1927, a Princeton era victory, Choctaw treaty foundations, and early building loan regulation. It also lists historical milestones from 1831 to 1955 and notable figures born in Washington DC, Baltimore, Chicago, and Allamance New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Chesterfield
N. H
Alfred H Lloyd
University of Michigan
Montclair
Princeton
United States
Oxford Provident Building Association
Frankford
Europe
Supreme Court
England
Ark
Russia
Civil Rights Commission
James M. Matchell
National Science Foundation
Washington
Kemptown Christmas Dinners Highlight Local Families
A string of Christmas and holiday dinners mark gatherings in Kemptown and nearby Burnittsville. Mrs. Clarence Riggs and Mrs. Cora Putman hosted multiple households, including Riggs, Eyre, Isaacs, and Browning families, during December and Christmas week. Notables include baptisms for Wayne Crum and visits from relatives in Richmond and Farmville. The Kemptown W S C S plans a January 6 meeting at the parsonage with Mrs. Leon Cage as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence (Jamee
Charles Riggs
Riggs
Monroe Browning
Browning
Rosa Barnes
Damascus
Gertrude Engle
Wayne Crum
Clarence Crum
Rym
Chester Hawking
Irvin Gue
Ronald
Clyde Hawkins
Eugene
Brenda
Gregory
Irvin Isaacs
Michael
Susanne
Wayne Tucker
Stanley
Gail
Harold Mullinix
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Ellsworth Mullinix
Jean Hudgins
Richmond
Diane Crum
Alan Loun
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
Raymond Loun
Louns
Austin Hahn
Chanute
Donald Wyant
Lackland Air Force Base
Lloyd Emsweiler
William Emsweiler
Kemptown W.S.C.S
Kemptown Parsonage
Leon Cage
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Germany
AHTNC
David C Wivell
Roy J. Wavell
Eme
Fort Jackson
Emmitsburg
Hich School
Lula Flohr
Union Bridge
Harbara
Edward Stiwls
Donald Sutely
Linon Bridge
Flohr
Frederick Hich School
Paul A Nelson
Dover
Del
Sic
Nelson
James R Dubel
Thormont
James N. Dutel
Ony Sr Nealean
Gary Eugene Lee
Daniel Lee Jr
Adamstown
Harry Rhoderick
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Bruet Harbaugh
Lester Frye
Carlton Keller
Charles Rhoderick
Paul
John Kuhn
Gene Murphy
William Wachter
Daniel Fout
Robert Fouche
Malcolm Baer
Indianapolis
Ind
Major Baer
Ridgely W. Baer
West College Terrace
Baer
Edwin Lundgren
Linganore Hills Farm
Major Baer de Sebikh
Pearre Property
Pearre Drugs
Jack Maynard Aling
Lewisaale
Ronald Maynard
Montgomery County General Hospital
Kling
Shirley Buffette
Clarksburg
Pinehurst
N. C
Carolina Hotel
Carl W. Snook
Walter J .Hahn
Vernon R. Rippeon
Austin H. Rippeon
Edna M. Roberts
Charles Cornelius Roberts
Mt Philp Road
Braddock
Miss Bestrice
Lawrence
David
Coepee
At & T
Moscow
Amer
Injica
van Winkle
Khan
New York City
PR MA Ann
Robert E. Lee
David Lawrence
Frederick Memorial
Deneuhee
Nderson
Cairns
Mal Anderson
Ken McGregor
H. A
the News
Helen Stokes
Rebecca Rowe
Clara Cramer
Margaret Stokes
Wary Hauer
Glee Club
Frederick Collese
City Opera House
Flester Smith
Stave Pireman
Sssor
Junior Fire Company
Tate
Woop O'Mara
Elkton
Fredenck County
House of Dele' Ralrs
Charles S Houck Jr
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sherman F. Bowers
Arthur D. Wil
Know
America
Murray
Gerald Mayla
John Clark
George Mess
Serre
Hannah Webber
Knoxville
Terry Cooper
Webber
Annie Dougherty
Gary Cooper
Terry
Mary Cooper
Cooper
Dougherty
Kemptown
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