Regular Meeting Of Catholic Daughters Held
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1957
Page
2
Rites Tuesday For Dead Girl
Alision Swain of West Fifth Street entered Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore Sunday for surgery amid a sick air. Funeral rites are set for Tuesday for the deceased girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alision Swain
Bon Secours Hospital
Baltimore
Demagoguery on small business and labor costs
Washington column argues that claims of aiding small business are demagogic and that labor unions fix nationwide wage scales. It cites taxation relief as insufficient and notes small plants face union wages and apprenticeship limits. It lists local patients and hospitalizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence Washington
Comsrexs
Ness
Congress
Ameri Ia
Tranopoly
Labor
Easter Seal Speakers Are Made Available Countywide
The Easter Seal speakers bureau is organized in Frederick County with Mrs. Rhoda H. Fogle as co chair, announced by Mrs. Richard F. Nallin president of the Frederick County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. The bureau will provide qualified speakers to discuss rehabilitation and related topics to service clubs and groups, supported by funds from an Easter Seal drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda H. Fogle
Richard F. Nallin
Frederick County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Nailin
Nallin
Toeali Leenaveast
Mret
Pat Rosencrantz
Crippled Childrens and Adults Society
Hodgson
Fogle
Mamie
London
Alamie Eisenhower
Anne Scott-James
Sunday Express
America
Seal
Greta Garbo
Anita Ekberg
Miss Garbo
Miss Ekberg
Queen ‘Elizabeth IL
Clever Homespun Verse In Mrs. Shank's Book Of Poems
Edith H Shank of Romney West Virginia publishes Seed Time and Harvest a poetry collection with themes of handicapped aid rehabilitation and community service The article notes Shank's background in newspapers and a late husband’s lime plant and includes details of related local events and a marriage anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edith Slank
Edith H. Shank
Dorirance and Company, Inc
One Guilty Noted In Pocketbook Theft Trial
In People's Court Saturday morning Substitute Magistrate Raena held one man guilty and another not guilty in a pocketbook theft case. Mrs Ora Talbot reported being knocked down on East Third Street as a white male suspect fled in a stolen car, stealing $30 and causing a sprained ankle. Police detained an unidentified suspect for questioning with no charges yet filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Court
Raena Er
Ora Take ‘Bott
East Third Street
Talbott
East Third and Fourth Street
Tal
Boul
Mysterious plunge from bridge and labor woes loom
Reported in Silver Spring a boy named Stephen Lee Carter, 10, fell 40 feet from a railroad bridge near Burlington Avenue. Police search for missing Douglas Newman, 24, brother of Stephen. The piece discusses labor strains, small business tax ideas, and Democratic party critique amid national wage debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Spring
Stephen Lee Carter
Myron L
Congress
Burlington Ave
Stephen
Douglas Newman
America
Washington
Newman
Hospital report details patient admissions and discharges
Lucy Drawer and WMM Sourg were admitted to Annie Warmer Hospital Gettysburg PA. Charles N Ryan Myersville was discharged from Washington County Hospital Hagerstown. Outpatients treated at King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg WV included Harry Covey Yersville and Patsy Miller Burkittsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Drawer
Wmm
Sourg
Annie iWarner
Gettysburg
Charles N. Ryan
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
King’s Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Covey
Yersville
Patsy Miller
Burkittsville
Plea for Employment From Disabled Frederick Veteran
A letter from Charles W. Yinger appeals to Frederick business leaders to hire handicapped workers, arguing bias toward disability harms veterans after ten years of job searches. He cites a National Chamber of Commerce study and calls for a local trade school to train handicapped people, funded by federal and state help, plus stronger business support during Hire the Handicapped Week. He laments limited local impact of the Maryland Vocational Rehabilitation Service and urges action from employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
News
Frederick
Maryland State Employment Service
National Chamber of Commerce
United States
Maryland
Charles W. Yinger
Biges Avenue
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns OE The News
Chief Judge James McSherry was made president emeritus at the Independent Hose Company annual election. Jacob Rosenstock elected president. McSherry led the group since 1879. G A T Snouffer and John W Humm of the Frederick County Agricultural Society appointed Board of Managers for the year. Charles T K Young sold Park Hall to Prof Amon Burgee. Pictures of the Burns Jeffries fight to be shown Jan 17 at City Opera House. Coll Bros to move department store to Etchison building in March, occupying three floors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mc- Sherry
Independent Hose Company
Jacob Rosenstock
Judge Mc- Sherry
Edward] Shriver
G. A. T. Snouffer
John W Humm
Frederick County Agricultural Society
P. L. Hargett
George S. Rodock
Harry W. Bowers
J. Howard Allnutt
R.P. Ross
Martin L. Kefanver
John C.' Lamar
Howard Magruder
Harles T. K. Young
Hall
Robert Downing
Prof
Amon Burgee
Cent
Jack O. I. Brien
Tommy Burns
James J. Jeffries
City Operal House
Coll Bros
Etchison
Loyalty Chapter Installs Officers in Middletown
Newly elected officers for the coming year were installed by Loyalty Chapter of the Eastern Star at Grange Hall Middletown Tuesday. Installing officers included Harry O. Schroeder past grand patron and Miss Jessie Webster past matron. Also installing were Mrs Mary Rems berg and Mrs Alice Boileau past matrons, with other officers named including Doris Peace as Worthy Matron and G Horton Peace as Worthy Patron. The event featured presentations, gifts, and noted retirements. George T. Keech broker arranged related land sales in Creagerstown and Baust Church areas involving Leonard Billian and O P Graff with Florence Fitze heirs as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Grange Hall
Middletown
Rharae
Harry O. Schroeder
Jessie Webster
Mary Remsberg
Alice Boileau
Anna Dinterman
Ellsworth McGaha
Sentinel
WorthyMatron
Doris Peace
G. Horton Peace
Mary Dubel
Willard Rudy
Catherine Dinterman
Barbara Ewing
Charlotte Reeder
Jane Kinser
Alice Huffer
Virginia ‘Rudy
Grace Butcher
Adab
Victoria Huber
Ruth
Mary Kathryn Trout
Esther
Doris Walter
Martha
Ethel Reed
Electa
Ernestine Holmes
Vera’Holme
C. Leslie Brent
Isabel Kefjauver
James Evsing
Peace
T. Keech
Baltimore Real
Emn
Creagerstown
David H. Hahn
Baust Church
Leonard Billian
O. PF. Graff
Florence Fitze
Lloyd Fitze
Rachael Fitze
Legion Denounces Communism and Supports Defeat Efforts
Francis X Elder post of the American Legion adopts a resolution denouncing communism and pledging to defeat all communistic parties in the United States. Howard W. Bussard, Catoctin Furnace principal, and three pupils serenade County Commissioners in gratitude for the new school building at Catoctin Furnace. A dead man identified as a gang member linked to robberies near Emmitsburg died in Freedom, Pennsylvania. County health officer says Frederick County health remains good despite regional flu and pneumonia outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francis X Elder Post
American Legion
Emmitsburg
Howard W. Bussard
Catoctin Furnace
James F. Shook
Roland L. Fisher
Warren K. Stackhouse
Court House
Clark Schaffer
Armathai McAfee
Freedom
Frederick County
FE. C. Ke|fauver
Rites for Franklin B Roberson Scheduled Tuesday
Funeral services for Franklin Blain Roberson 3 of 6 Clarke Place Washington will be held at the funeral home in Washington Tuesday. He was killed in a head on auto collision Saturday on US 15 about 11 miles south of Frederick from a fractured skull and crushed ribs. Interment in Arlington National Cemetery. He was a sheet metal worker at Fort Detrick. Survived by his father James F Roberson Rutherford NC and a sister and four brothers Mrs Grace Edgerton Donald W Clyde H Thomas D and Ralph W Roberson all of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cecelia Myers
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
Ruth) Damuth Myers
Wiliam Clyde Myers
S. L. Allison Funeral Home
Miss Myers
Roland T. Pittinger
RFD 2
Taneytown
Pittinger
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
St. Joseph's High School
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Robert Boyd
Mary Ann
Betsy Lou
Sherry
Sandra
Jeffrey
Lester Damuth
Charles Myers
Suwara A. Dmi
Billy E. Bingham
William J. Baker
London
C. Steelewick
Clifford L. Roberson
Takoma Park
James R. Barry
C. D. Mades
Summit
Charles E. Fogle
Clark
Fred Lane Staley
Gaion Bridge
Bridge
Edward D. Orrison
Bruns Ind
Herbert E. Thompson
RFC
Dickerson
George R. Weigle
Blue Ridge
TFC. L. C. Clark
Franklin Blain Roberson
Clarke Place
This City
James F. Roberson
Rutherford
N. C
Frederick
Funeral
Washington
Fort Detrick
Donald L. Smith
RFD 1
Nichols
Roberson
Fort Detrick Hospital
Tax cuts urged to boost small business nationwide
The author argues high taxes curb surplus funds. They claim lower corporate rates would spur expansion, reduce costs for big companies, and stimulate employment. A 25 percent rate could restore wage growth and lift tax receipts from business, benefiting most workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Cash for News Tips at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news during January. Tips accepted weekdays 3 am to midnight, Saturday 8 am to noon, Sunday 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for top stories, and only the first tip on a story is considered.
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Frederick News-Post
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