Record Employment Forecast Prompts 1957 Outlook
Secretary of Labor James Poit chell predicts employment will reach new highs this year driven by stable prices rising incomes and stronger consumer demand. July 1957 saw a record 67 221 000 employed while November figures show 64 653 000, a gap of 2 368 000 unemployed. Non farm employment is stronger, August 1957 data shows 59 562 000 employed with unemployment around 50 million in early estimates, seasonal winter declines in agriculture explain much of the variation. Mitchell expects a year end record that would mark a nationwide recovery.
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James Poitchell
Wades
Mitchell
Wold
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births listing Michael Richard Dudderar first son of Richard Dudderar and Janet Sutley Union Bridge Rt 2 Woodsboro and Frederick areas report multiple newborns. Names include Sherry Yvonne daughter of Ernest Dotson and Elaine Dofsey with addresses in Frederick and nearby towns.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Dunderar
Union Brdge
Michael Richard
Dudderar
Janet Sutely
Woodsboro
Raymond Goodgel
West Fifth Street
Tana Ray
Goodsell
Donna Keller
Frederick
Ernest Dotson
Airy
Sherry Yvonne
Mr. Dotson
Elaine Dofsey
Ary
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Helen F. Ale. Douusaila
A. Allan Kan. Lantz
Lee Reynolds
Knoxvile
Frances L. Beachley
Knoxville Tiss
Waynesboro. Pa
Clarence W Hahn
RFD
Ray R. Riser
Brunswick
Annie Warner Hospital
Gretthsburg
Donald Topper
Emmitsburg
Julius Siske
RFD 2
Emmittsburg
Donald Ester
Allen Creamer
Union Bridge
James Sasler
Union Brice
James Fisher
Thurmont
Ralph Long
Imitgburg
Aleting
Agams
Emminsburg
Sterling Burner
Detour
Sorell Weant
Lantz
James Gelwicks
Melvin Claybaugh
LeGo
Study Group to Meet at West Frederick Junior High
The West Frederick Junior High School plans a Thursday meeting at 2 o clock in the school auditorium to discuss concerns about adolescent children. Mrs Lows R Schoolman chairs the committee.
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West Frederick
Ue Catelena
Lows R. Schoolman
Fifty Years Ago Steme From The Columns Of The News
A June 13 1908 item recalls Frederick city governance debates over a possible natural gas pipeline to Baltimore. Aldermen discuss urging the line through the city. Ex mayor Aquilla R Yeakle suffers gastritis while in the state. Night school opens at Yellow Springs. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Board lists directors and officers.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick County
Lowenstein
Aquilla R. Yeakle
Hares
Washington
Trail
Yellow Springs
R. G. Harley
C G Ciem
Fenton Harrs
G L Twenty Jr
South Market Street Bridge
Messrs
Lewis
Jerome Ford
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
B. Trail
James Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Hendrikson
Teller
Edgar K Moore
Robert E. Delaplaine
Haenmond Clary
Wilson Schiey
Two Robbers Hit Brunswick Store but Leave Empty Handed
This column recalls a 1939 Frederick event where two masked men robbed Hyman N Werntz, Brunswick clothing store proprietor, and fled after Werntz was struck with a pistol butt. The item also mentions injuries from hit and run incidents on local roads and a damaged boy struck by a car, with a photo of the old Kidwiler home tied to Frederick’s future high school site.
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Hyman N Werntz
Brunswick
Werntz
Douglas Richard Lydard
Harold Lydard
North Market Street
Strick
Monterue
Richard R. Thompson
Winchester Street
Lewis Clark
Petersville
Kidwiler
Frederick
Gm E. Betws Gabisborengl
Lawmaker Eyed as Change in Attitude Sils GOP
Lawrence discusses the GOP need for a shift in attitude toward principles over expediency in Congress. He argues Republicans ousted Leader Joe Martin not over ideology but dissatisfaction with post‑election results and failure to counter Democratic attacks on Eisenhower foreign policy. He urges a platform defending the dollar, public safety, and civil rights, while noting Democrats have smeared the administration and framed the debate in the press.
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Democrats
Congress
Republians
Joe Martin
House
Martin
Mma
Eisenhower
Berlin
United Press International
Moscow
Kremlin
Reisenhower
America
Amaze
Nerts Macht Weil
Isladaye
Cas ‘Eal
Free America
Mrs Harry M Castle Visits Relatives in D C and Frederick
Mrs Harry M Castle of RFD 4 Frederick spent time with her sons Chester Castle of Arlington Virginia and Eugene Castle in Washington. She visited Mrs Alice Fogle and several others including Mr and Mrs Bernard McDevitt Mr and Mrs William Webber Mrs Nellie Foland and Mr Howard Porter of 214 East Seventh street who is observing his 23rd birthday today.
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Harry M. Castle
Frederick
Chester Castle
Arlington
Eugene Castle
Washington
Alice Fogle
Bernard McDevitt
William Webber
Nellie Foland
Howard Porter
East Seventh Street
Honored on Departure for U S Army Duty
Approximately a0 friends and neighbors gathered at the Point of Rocks Maonie Hall on January 1019 to wish Ro Laisa Hipkins godspeed as he reports for duty with the U S Army. The farewell open house was sponsored by Point of Rocks Raritan Chad, where Hipkins was a charter member and a farmer active in civic affairs. State's Attorney Edwin Fo Niark now occupies the new office on the Court House's second floor, moving from the Planning and Zoning Commission space. Ma ark maintains private offices at 186 West Second rect.
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Point of Rocks
Maonie Hall
U.S. Army
Raritan Chad
Hipkins
Peeniek
Boh Hg Tae Ha
Pas
Rufus B. Hipkins
Edwin Fo Niark
Scond
Court House
Frederck County
Weddings Feeser McCauslin at St Marys Fairfield
Patricia Ann MecCauslin and Richard David Feeser wed in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church Fairfield. Bride wore a white gown with veil, attended by Miriam Fite as maid of honor, with reception in Fairfield High School cafeteria. Also notes on Albright Aitken nuptials and a social party hosted by Jimmy Baker with numerous guests.
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Patricia
Ann MecCanslin
Roberts
Files
Fairfield
Richard David Feeser
Henry D. Feeser
Keymar
St Mary's Catholic Church
John McAngulty
Patricia Bushey
Mr. Fitez
Miriam Fite
Emmitsburg
Betty Kane
Clifford Stansberry
Donald McCauslin
Ronald Asper
Gettysburg
Fairfield High School
Gettysburg Shoe Co
Taneytown High
Sael Et Peale
Wien
Jimmy Baker
Plane Xo 4
Dotty Smith
Mary Greff
Ann Miller
Elinor Miller
Frederick
Linda Patton
Robert Patton
Hobart Taylor
Ellicott City
Ganel Beaver
Nancy Pope
Sylvia Pore
Sandy Linton
Mary Louise Amberger
Barbara Green
George Martin
Billy Green
Howard Pone
Tommy Clay
Howard Green
Dale Clay
Donald Hamilton
Robert Rimbey
Billy Reaver
Donna
Sue Gladhills
Terry
Maryn
Darlene Baker
William Reaver
Albert McPherson
Richard Arrington
Oliver Baker
Frank Gladhill
Richard Baker
Earl Baker
Deaths Wilke C Darke Burke and more far west
Multiple brief obituaries note deaths from Frederick Memorial Hospital and surrounding areas. Burke aged about 65, born Montrose West Virginia, farmer, survived by five children and a sister. services at F. E. Runner in Elkins. Fleming Henry A. 43, Taylorsville farmer, survived by wife Catherine and son Kenneth. services at Taylorsville Cemetery. Luebbing Herman H. 55 of Clarksburg, retired farmer, died in West Palm Beach. wife Persis and son H. H. Luebbing survive. services at E Earl Smith and Son. Selby Winifred Snyder of Boyds, 50, Frederick resident. husband Brice, daughter Mary Teresa, siblings and aunt survive. services at Barnesville and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Hilton William B., funeral director, noted in notice.
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Wilke C
Darke Wille
Burke
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hue
Virginia M. Johnson
Yellow Springs
Montrose
W. Va
Willem H
Christena Martin Burke
Johnson
Velma Neator
Clarksburg
Robert P Burke
Charleston
Harold G. Burke
Willie G. Burke
Spokane
Wash
Iva Summer
Morgantown
F. E. Runner Funeral Home
Elkins
Harry E. Carty Company
Henry A. Fleming
Roby A. Fleming
Hear Taylorsville
Carroll County
Sage
Elsie Guon Fleming
Qods
Augustus Fleming
Catherine M. Fleming
Kenneth A. Fleming
Otho J
Westminster
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Taylorsville
Hoyt Dudley
E. K. Sawyers
Herman H. Luebbing
Clarkshore
North Ltreet
Lakeworth
Fla
West Palm Beach Hospital
Persis Luebbing
Ida Luebbing
H. H. Luebbing
E. Earl Smith and Son Funeral
A. Waldo Farabee
Calvary Methodist Church
Garden Cemetery
Brice Selby
Winifred Snyder Selby
Boyds
Wiliam Jr
Florence W. Snyder
Mary Teresa
Visitation Convent
Frederick
John J. Snyder
Charles Beatty
Gertrude Martin
Barnesville
Mt. Olivet
William B. Hilton
John Hopkins expert speaks at Carroll County retarded children group
Dr William G Hardy director of Johns Hopkins hearing and speech clinic spoke at Westminster elementary school on January 8. He urged language teaching as a meaningful goal beyond speech therapy and noted ten children in a group of ten may have unique problems. Parental recognition and at home help were urged for language development.
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Apdresses Association
William G. Hardy
Johns Hopkins Hearing and Speech Clinic
Carroll County Retarded Children’s Association
Westminster
Hardy
Dry And Mild Weather Seen Across Much Of The Nation
The Associated Press reports dry and fairly mild winter weather from the Rockies to the Atlantic Coast with showers in the West, cooler air in northern California and the Pacific Northwest, and warmer, sunny conditions in the Midwest. Winds shift from the Gulf to Florida, and temperatures rise east of the Rockies, especially from northern Alabama and Georgia through the Virginias, Ohio, and the Great Lakes. Pacific coast rain eases with central California seeing the heaviest falls, while light rain and drizzle appear in Idaho and Texas, and light snow in the Lower Great Lakes and northern New England.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic
California
Pacific Northwest
Minnesota
Midwest
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Texas
New England
50th Pint Of Blood Mother Clarke's Last
In Martinsburg West Virginia Mrs Charles Clarke a 65 year old widow who bore 24 children donated her 50th pint of blood saying it will be her last due to age yet she will continue visiting veterans hospitals to aid former soldiers. Funeral notices follow for Harry T Smith Robert B Gills and Robert Sprague with survivors and interments listed.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Charles ‘Clarke
Veterans Hospitals
Harry T
Veterans Administration Center
Smith
Taneytown
Clarke
Thurmont
C. Q. Fuss and Son
Morgan Friande
Knecineccee
Marv
Andreas
F. E. Shaum
Harry Dougherty
Elton Flickinger
Charles Miller
Jehan Wolfe
Mehr Neiderer
Reformed Church
War veterans care visits and club meeting notes
Mrs Clarke has visited veterans hospitals since her husband died. She also delivers Christmas cheer to Walter Reed Army Hospital and other VA hospitals in the area. The Pont of Rocks Raritan Club held its January 8 meeting in Point of Rocks Lutheran church social hall with 26 in attendance. Officers and guests heard talks on the March of Dimes and Ruritan activities, discussed a future benefit dance, viewed a film, and the group planned support for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. A separate item notes Governor Docking’s journalism class tour of the News-Post facilities, with over 2,000 people attending and a crowd squeeze noted. details include names of students and instructors.
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Clarke
Veterans Hospitals
Walter Reed Army Hopital
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Raritan
Pont of Rocks
Raritan Club
Point of Rocks
Frank Baker
Jefferson
Maryland
Ira Rice
Joseph Brayne
Brunswick
Blair Titus
William Renn
Robert Carey
Adamstown-Doubs
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the Hood College
George Docking
Jthe
News-Post
Wiss Mar
Jorie Wright
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Marina Pappas
Barbara
Sinnal
Gail P. Ireland
Nera
Ermor
Weather report for 24 hours ending 8 a.m.
The Associated Press note records temperatures and precipitation over the past 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. Local climate data include highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather patterns impacting the area.
Landslide in Land's End Kills Local Youths
In a rain soaked landslide at Land's End near the Golden Gate two Washington High School students, Bill Stoltero and Margaret Valentine, were swept from a cliff while photographing after classes. Margaret survived with injuries, but Bill's body was not recovered after hours of search by firemen. The incident occurred as the youths were hiking with a girlfriend near China Beach.
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San Francisco
Calif
Land's End
Golden Gate
China Beach
Bill Stoltero
Margaret Valentine
Washington High School
Park Emergency Hospital
Bill
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News Post
The Frederick News-Post announces cash rewards for local news tips. Tips may be provided weekdays after 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturdays after 6 p.m. to midnight, and Sundays after 7 p.m. to midnight. Top tips pay five dollars, with tiered prizes for second through fifth best stories.
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Frederick
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