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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1958
Page
2
Organizers Jobs Reported Abolished in Major Shakeup
The New York Times reports broad cuts to organizers with about 226 positions affected as the AFL-CIO moves away from field staff. Seventeen percent pending severance and a public relations focus accompany the layoffs, with officials in Washington and district offices preparing notices and briefings for unions and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Nework Times
Inday
Sighie
Arlegio
Washington
Robert Christuliaysan
Charlotte
N.C
Misani Beach
Lash
Sebnitaer
Artunnders
Ipalen
Torens
Iman
International Brothershood
Naamsters
Une
MPGA Meet Here Highlights Local Guidance Leaders
Members of the Western Maryland MPGA gathered at Fredrick High School to plan the rest of the year. Dr. Richard H. Byrne of the University of Maryland will be the guest speaker at the February 26 Westminster High School meeting. Miss Sarah Leiter of the State Department of Education will address a diner meeting at Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bravich
Maryland Personnel and Guidance Association
Fredwick High School
Robert H. Ferguson
Feederick High School
Richard H. Byrne
University of Maryland
Quest
Westminster High School
Byrne
Fiat
Westminster
Sarah Leiter
State Department Ofducation
Virginia ‘Resell
W Minster High
George Bradford
Sykesvile High
Joly Tur
Ever Cave Alphein J
Frederick Cooly
Busterlime
Fraunets Beotlik
Majue
Cieuit
Frederick
Maryland Haweford Browdlars Association
Maryland Holstein Association
Maryland Water and Sowave Association
Elks
Knigits of Wilhius
Sons and Gamblers of Liberty
Francis Scott Kay
Jrederick
Aratlie
Acl Cliner
Aljeurance
Benjamin I. Shull
Richard F. Kin
Philip —. Whheener
Jie Derizbough
Philip Wertheimer
James F. Gambrill
Presiiiuus
Mir Mathias. Jary
Joseph D. Baker
Bennett
D. Walker Carty
Why. Y. Delaplaine
R. Ames Hendrickson
McAuliffe
Fy Ross Myers
Parsons Newnan A. Radcliffe di
Mir
Sp Ty Euting American Hotels Corporation
Bare Morton
Mr. Kletsi
Aneamuant
Aliens Report Prompted Across Maryland Districts
The Immigration service notes progress in its alien reporting program. Officials including Donald Williams and Harold Shriver report many aliens have filed, with several local guardians and employers listed for multiple communities such as Westminster and Walkersville and various schools contributing reports for alien minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
San
Donald Williams
Hary
Weir
Prereriski
Herman Hauver
Frederickimenl Worms
Frederick
Emory Pry
Wiek
Henry
Areoe High
Ava-Clyde
Parsons
Marie Myersiek
Germany
Mooneyjzenizalions
Persons
Westminster
Mildreds
Agricus- Shipley
Westminster High
Shirley
Taneytown High
Mary Lowe Smith
Walkersville
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Casimos Of The News 1908
Fifty years past items from The News dated January 15 1908 note weddings political shifts and local society. Mentions judges engagements Mary Blanton and Marion Shank as well as a rifle team from area colleges. Reports on river levels at Crowes Barr and Baker Park skating efforts and a Lutheran pastor’s installation along with arrest notices in Kentucky town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
County Health
Charlotte Stone
Baker Park
He Wrans Fife
Woorlshora Luthean Charre
Lutheran Church of the Holy Comforter
Waltismore
Robert H. Diller
Kybertytown
Eisenhower Prefers Reasonable Deficit Over Tax Hike
President Eisenhower indicated he would rather see a reasonable deficit than raise taxes to fund defense and other programs. He left no doubt he intends to continue in office through the end of his term, dismissing any thought of resignation amid illness while stressing preparation for future talks with the Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Otseles da
Immapad Acer
Graham Berle
UK Universiy
Glasgow
Hovle
Finn
Washington
Elgenhacie
Congress
Eisenhower
Ear
Luis
Hie
Anc
Eisenbayner
China
W Cabinilled
United Fiiles
Russia
Dull
Eisentower
Oof
Stine Walles
Mbar
Fontan
Mesaiel Dulles
Arniviersa
Eisenhawne
Amniversary
Eisenhowers Prises
Nikita
Ita Che
Wisenbown
Lob Boyd
Baltimore i
Bob Boyd
Baltmore Orioles
Willian Walsingham
Pha
Boyd
Wale
Waseman
Nore
Ambiguous Collision Leaves Riders Hospitalized in Maryland
A student from BL. Joseph College in Emmitsbig was treated at Warner Hospital for contusions after a fall during a Tall while resisting Saturday. Richard A. Gregory, 26, of Gettysburg, was admitted after a head on collision between two tractor trailers near Emmitsburg. The incident occurred a half mile south of Emmitsburg, with reports of bloodshed and ensuing unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgs
Gautier
BL. Joseph College
Emmitsbig
Warner Hospital
Jaellysburg
Richard A. Gregory
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
English Lesson On Misused Words And Pronunciations
W L Gurde presents a phonetic guide highlighting misused words and common pronunciations. The piece emphasizes perseverance and proper spelling, offering examples like hot, paid, worth, and watch, and contrasts wrong forms with correct usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gurde
Cranss
Woodland Elementary School Drawn From Community
The article recalls Woodland Elementary School in Ohio near Wellsville, part of Catoctin District, describing a small enrollment of about 50 students, daily teacher routines, a wood shed, and a hands on class with few visitors. It lists numerous local students and families involved, noting the lack of a janitor and the early commutes of staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Lula Markerr Shepley
East Sixth Street
Aetve
Awi
Weotland
Catoctin
Wells
Gere KR
Stollemye
Wellsville
Soni Titte Romiplaints Wbo
Krustoys
Hotel directors annual meeting outlines by pass by
Frederick area hotel owners discuss annual meeting highlights and planned upgrades for hospitality rooms, air conditioning, new lounge, and public areas. By by pass impacts tourism flow, events schedule, and revenue projections for Frederick region hotels. The report notes new directors and upcoming associations and conventions.
Meeting Set For January 25 in Frederick for School Board Nominations
A pre-convention gathering is planned January 25 at the Frederick High School Agriculture Building to gauge interest in holding another nominating convention for school board members. G Grayson Stevens emphasized public attendance and clarified the organizing groups behind the effort, listing numerous local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Grayson Stevens Deday
Civie
Schoals
Danudey
Laid Pam
Frederick High Sehwat
Lawrence Welsch
Alli
Mhs
Souis Schaalman
Registration Shahnim
Stevens
Ipresideal
C. Grayson Stevens
Nelson R. Bohn
George Brown
PPA
Citizens’ Council
Frederick Branelt
Americary Association of Universi /Wanten
American Legion Award
Brunswick Pta
Civitan Club
Frederick
Council of Jewish Women
Elm Street
BTA
Emmitsburg Grange
Emmitsburgh
Fort Detrick
Mothers’ Club
Frederick County
Council of PlAs
Frederick County Medical
Society
Moe School Association
Subillasville
Soriptimist International
Washington Street School
PTA
Zein! Club
Lab
Personal notices of birthday and anniversary events
Mr dele Freneis Leo friatpvell an News-1 employee celebrates his birthday. Mr Marion C fulley on West Patrick Street will be 59 Tuesday. G S CG Boost 118 fast Church atrees observes their week birthday today. Cathy Ann Mills will observe her third birthday. Mr and Mrs Teo Heap celebrated Clarke Plies 64th wedding anniversary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dele Freneis
Leo Friatpvell
Marion C. ‘Fulley
Patrick Streot
Atrees
Cathy Ann Mills
Murray Bired
Teo Heap
Clarke
Valley View Nursing Home Near Middletown Opens
Mr and Mrs Norman Ky Snook, formerly of Hagerstown open Valley View Nursing Home near Middletown for convalescents and aged care. Snook Bros tied to the venture. Mrs Snook a Washington County Hospital graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Ky Snook
Hagerstown
Valley View
Middletown
Snook
Paultry
Reuther Attacks Auto Firms Over Profit Sharing
Walter Reuther criticizes Ford Chrysler and General Motors executives in a letter to Curtis Curtice and other leaders. He argues workers must share in profits from advanced technology while unions urge the 1958 contract demands and rebuts industry rejection of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dephos Ae
Houtheel
Orhey
United Ate Workers
Lyon General Mor
Ford
Chrysler Corp
General Motown
Shaylon JL Curtice
Reuther
UAW
King Services Held for Jhunes Deke Wing
Funeral services were largely attended for Jhunes Deke Wing, a Montgomere-county term leader, with Pastor Ker of Boys Presbyterian Church in charge. Floral tributes were noted and pallbearers included relatives of King. Gartner Funeral Home managed the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Jhunes Deke Wing
Montgomere
Nell Munday
Tltau
Ir Dawe Soni Renauius
Watson
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