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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
2
Lawrence addresses the Mets about sharing losses and related consequences. The discussion focuses on financial or operational setbacks and proposed cooperative strategies to manage adverse outcomes. No specific dates or entities beyond Lawrence and the Mets are provided.
A ragged mix of local business news and editorials notes Ablegilony Pennsylvania pickle factory hopes spark a new plant in town. Walter Reuther’s views on profit sharing spark debate among unions and employers. Falls, accidents, and local politics are touched with brief obits and bank director elections.
A new post office for Tharmont is planned with 150 feet of Water street frontage and 1,2400 square feet floor space. Proposals for furnishings and construction are due February 15 and must be submitted to Postal Inspector A. E. Melmick in Washington or to the Regional Rent hostile Manager at the City Post Office.
The Frederick Frederick Page and The News issue date is Thursday January 18 1958. It lists 70 North Court Street Frederick Maryland as the office and mentions standard newspaper details such as price and postal information. The page notes circulation terms and credit lines with Agency AP and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
The nation plans to spend about 40 billion? no, $40 million for new school and college facilities over the decade. Ford Foundation adds $45 million for research on building and furnishing practices. Results will aid both private and public schools and colleges to maximize efficiency and long term benefits.
Among The Sick Mus with early 236 Mas Fifth street Underwent surgery Thursday morning at the Frederick Memorial Hospital. She is in fair condition. Mr Albert Y Boileau well known resident of Middletown underwent an operation at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown Monday. His condition today was reported satisfactory. Miss Bessie Castle had returned from the Frederick Memorial Hospital to the frame of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Douglas Castle at Frederick RFD 4. She is getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs Charles Webster Mt Airy is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs J William Strine Lewis town who underwent surgery two weeks ago at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore is able to sit up.
A long list of traffic violations from Frederick Maryland includes dozens of drivers cited for reckless driving, speeding, failing to stop at signs, and improper signals with fines up to 50 dollars. The article also details an entertainment program at Frederick High School and the installation of new Frederick Chamber of Commerce officers and board members led by Keller as president.
Colonel Tohn J. Hayes, former commander of Fort Dewick Way One, spoke at the Frederick Chamber of Commerce meeting on Soviet glow and United States foreign policy. He warned Asia is in upheaval, Russia leads in missiles and manpower, and warned of a new balance of power with China. The event followed by the Frederick Chamber dinner, with remarks on organizational changes and funding.
A list of individuals and officers involved in stop sign offenses is followed by a Goodwill appeal highlighting January clothing and furniture donations. The notice mentions January activities and the Frederick area pickup routes for donors and handicapped workers.
Three servicemen were convicted or found guilty in a magistrate court session this morning. Kenneth Allen Lablame Armando Rivera Jr and Eugene Maywood faced trial for unauthorized actions and a car incident near Dickerson on January 18. Rivera also convicted of driving without a license. Proceedings involved police transfers to Frederick for trial. Det Sgt Ellis Carty and Trooper R Snyder testified. John D Baumpaveduer was jailed for intoxication in city limits. William A Smith Libertytown cited for reckless driving after an accident on Route 26. George Luterett Braddock Heights fined for failed right of way and Royle 40-A’s $6.45 suspended.
The second annual meeting of Frederick Savings and Loan Association shareholders was held at 242 North Market Street. Directors elected for three years were Hirle Wid G Zimmernman and Byron W. Chompson. holdovers include Joseph A. Baker and others. President Norvell Bell reported assets rose to 6d in 1967 with net savings up 92,186.84 to 1,051,512. total savers over 700. Home portage and reserves details noted along with new service route and organizational officers. CLASS MEETS The Wide Awake Sunday School Class met January 6 at Lorraine Wolfe’s home with Virginia Albright presiding and hostesses.
The page lists various personal items including Bindinger of Seneca and Harsiman visiting St. Augustine and Florida attractions, births at Frederick Memorial Hospital of a son Qandy Alan to Mr and Mrs FE While, and multiple travel and family announcements. It also notes bequests and wills involving several individuals, plans of Frederick residents visiting Clearwater and Quincy, and a corrected name fragment from a Beethren orphanage ann.
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