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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1957

Page

2

Wedding of Jacqueline Shiney Williams and Edgar Crim

The wedding of Miss Jacqueline Shiney Williams and Mr. Edgar Theodore Crim took place January 12 at 4 pm at the New Jerusalem Latheras Church in Lovettsville. Rev. W Kretsinger officiated with music by Mrs. Kretsinger and vocal pieces by William Tincher. The couple will reside in Leesburg.

Tre Jacqueline Shiney Willams Robert C. Williams Leventsville Edgar Theodore Crim George S. Crim Hillsboro New Jerusalem Latheras Church Lovettsville W. Kretsinger Kretsinger William Tincher Elizabeth Legard

Frederick County Unemployment Rise and Industry Payrolls

The Employment Security report shows Frederick County’s unemployment figures and major industry payrolls. Manufacturing leads payrolls at 1,578,609 with 4,049 average employment, and wholesale retail follows with 3,335 workers and 8,374,929 in salaries.

Frederick Newsbriefs: Local events and notices

Local items from The News in Frederick Maryland highlight community events and notices for mid January. Details cover civic happenings, upcoming meetings, and public notices affecting residents.

Letters to the Editor Favor Vote for 18-Year-Olds

Georgia Anne Masser argues Maryland should lower voting age to 18, citing Georgia and Kentucky as models. She notes high school graduates are informed and taxpaying, and early voting experience would boost civic participation and future leadership.

the News Maryland Georgia Kentucky Georgia Anne Masser North Market Street

Local youths undergo medical procedures

Among the sick young Michael Goins son of Mr and Mrs Denzel Goins Olivet boulevard returned to his home Tuesday after undergoing a tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Donald Remsburg South Market Street entered Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore on a Wednesday for treatment.

Michael Goins Denzel Goins Olivet Boulevard Frederick Memorial Hospital Donald Remsburg South Market Street Maryland General Hospital Baltimore

Roger Carroll joins ABC Hollywood staff notable TV work

Roger Carroll, once a local radio announcer, joins ABC in Hollywood California. His programs include Ray Anthony and his band You Asked For It and the Lawrence Welk show. He serves as both commercial and station announcer. Alvin Klein says Carroll sometimes appears on camera and is recognized by friends here. Carroll is a nephew of A I Elin former proprietor of the Maperdashery.

Hollywogbd Roger Carrol ABC Hollywood Calif Ray Anthony Lawrence Welk Alvin Klein Carrol Carrot A. I. Elin The Maperdashery

Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns Of The News Jan 17 1907

A collage of brief notices recalls events and changes at Frederick institutions. Charles Lee Ordeman sprains his right thumb practicing basketball. Harry Shipley sells a Bentz street lot to Glenn Garber. Grayson Halller leaves Rosenour to join I Walker and Company. Reverend Kenneth Craig receives naturalization papers in Emmitsburg. Frederick Camp Modern Woodmen of America banquet honors elected officers at City Hall with toastmaster Dr Charles F Goodell and speakers Dorsey Etchison Samuel Lewis and Rene S Harp.

Charles Lee Ordeman Harry F. Shipley Bas North Bentz Street Glenn Garber Grayson B. Haller Brosenour and Sons I. Walker and Company York Kenneth M. Craig Presbyterian Church Savs Emmitsburg Scotland United States Frederick Camp Woodmen of America City Hall Charles F Goodell H. Dorsey Etchison Samuel Lewis Rene S. Harp

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

The column notes twenty automobile owners faced policing for all night parking. WPA project authorizations were approved to aid Frederick's unemployed after aldermen heard civic committees describe an emergency. QR. A. Atlee Radcliff and Clinton B. Willard were named nominees for the Independent Hose Company presidency for the February 1 election. Emory R. Carmack retires as foreman. Installation services for Rev. Claude H. Carl as pastor of the Jefferson Reformed charge will be held Sunday.

WPA Frederick Tthe Board of Aldermen A. Atlee Radcliff Clinton B. Willard Independent Hose Company Emory R. Carmack Claude H. Carl Jefferson Reformed Charge

Everhart Family Birth and Anniversary Notes

Dr and Mrs Frederick E Everhart Jr Baltimore announce birth of Elizabeth Ward at University Hospital. Mr and Mrs Maynard Buecker of Pleasant observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home Wednesday. Red Cross reports 152 cases in three months including eight for Fort Detrick. Home Service Committee listed 12 coworkers sewed 582 items in 379 hours. Local unemployment experience rates by county are noted with Frederick at 1.18 and state average 0.97.

Frederick Miss Hershberger Frederick E. Everhart Jr Baltimore Ity Dox Elizabeth Ward University Hospital Essthart Everhart South Jefferson Street Maynard Buecker Pleasant Frederick County Montgomery Washington iCarroll County Dorchester Garrett Howard Prince Georges Chester Somerset Abflegany Calvert Baltimore City Baltimore Metropolitan Area Nastess Pashihe Aios Additionai Elaine William I. Sie Leo Martin Eall ‘ i Harry Stevens Charles Putman Marie Detrick Home Service Committee of the Red Cross Fort Detrick Ernest C. Webb

Will Congress Repeat History With Emergency Powers

A retrospective by David Lawrence questions whether Congress will grant the President broad emergency powers again if a crisis arises. The piece compares 1917, 1941, and 1950 debates on declaring war or arming ships, noting past reluctance, delays, and the fear of vacillation influencing U.S. intervention. It recalls World War I, World War II, and Korea, highlighting the pattern of hesitation before decisive action.

David Lawrence Washington Congress United States Daria Lawrence America Wilson Berlin Franklin D. Roosevelt Lngas Senate Foreign Relations Service Ace Germany Japan Dean Acheson Korea U. N Thei Navy Air Force Mr. Walden Robert J Richardson Foundation Raymond Liplace Richardson Westminster

Prison Chaplain Ted Voorhees Speaks at Rotary Club

Western State Penitentiary chaplain Ted V Voorhees addressed Pittsburgh Rotary on prison reform in his talk Prison Through the Chaplain s Eyes He defined prison by letter P for preparation R for regeneration I for inspiration N for obedience and O for notoriety and cited cases from his penitentiary work.

Ted V. Voorhees Western State Penitentiary Pittsburgh Rotary Club Frederick D. Eyster Rotary Club of Pittsburgh Rockview Bellefonte Northwestern University California State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Western Theological Seminary Bethany Divinity School T. West Claggett Bruce E. Boyer SPS Jner Crum Wachter Congress Rainee Byron George Norris Thompson Parsons Nebraska Newman Wilt Holter

W. C. T. U. Shifts Broadcast Time on Radio Station

Side Glances notes the W. C. T. U. moves its regular broadcast to Thursday mornings at 9 30 to align with hearings and committee schedules. The change allows the Armed Services and Foreign Relations committees to use the station’s air time for testimony recordings in February March and April. The piece also mentions a Baltimore Symphony Children’s Concert and a local union meeting invitation for Feagaville.

Senateiruary Foreign Relations Committee Iit Armed Services Committee Alihe Baltimore Symphony New Herald Tribune Inc Feagaville

Bowling Brook to Become Orphan Boys Home

Richardson Foundation plans convert Bowling Brook near Middleburg from a famed horse farm into an orphan boys home. Attorney Eugene Walsh announced the former race horse farm of M Wyndham Walden will be retooled into a conventional self sustaining farm.

Bowling Brook Richardson Foundation Middleburg Eugene Walsh Westminster Foundation M. Wyndham Walden

Virginia gathering lists diverse guests in brief note

A terse list from RuscuMAuU Virginia records seven guests with affiliations to Rev. Dr. Eyster and others. Names include Dr Perry L Smith Philadelphia and Ladislas Segoe Cincinnati among attendees.

Ruscumauu Perry L -Smith Philadelphia Eyster Bill Dunn Southbridge Mass Ralph Austin G. Raymond Shipley Frederiick Elmer Eshleman Charles V- Main Charles Magaha Charles Trunk Frederick Mike Brittain Ladislas Segoe Cincinnati Dan Wight William, Howard Roger. Beane

Dr J D Duve Named Frederick County Dental Chairman

Dr Charles E Broadrup president of the Maryland State Dental Association names Dr J D Duve as chairman for Children’s Dental Health Week for the Frederick County Dental Society. The appointment is part of a state list of appointments and dental education programs for February with emphasis on Children’s Week starting February 35.

Charles E. Broadrup Maryland State Dental Association J. D. Duve Frederick County Dental Society Duve State Association Broadrups

Aero Oil Company Adopts Short Wave Radio System

Aero Oil Company of Frederick now uses short wave radios in its operations. Manager Frank W. Higginbotham announced the installation in service and delivery trucks as part of a company wide upgrade. The base station links the radios to improve efficiency, emergency deliveries, and local repairs. Robert Cramer heads the fuel oil division.

Aero Oil Company Frederick Frank W. Higinbotham Aero Company Higinbotham Robert Cramer Local Aero Company

Senate debate tests presidential powers amid war fears

The article recalls past congressional paralysis and warns that renewed debate over executive war powers could invite miscalculation by the Soviet Union. It notes Truman’s support for broad powers, Borah’s 1919 stance, and the need for decisive action rather than partial approval.

WC. T. U. Meeting Involves Hays Visit In Baltimore

County W C T U officers discussed the National President Mrs Glenn Hays visit to Baltimore on Friday January 25 at 9 am in Gath Church Belair Road and urged attendance. Luncheon tickets may be reserved through Mrs Schildknecht. Books were chosen as memorials to Mrs Jacob Shawbaker and donations to local libraries and churches were planned.

National Woman's,Christian Temperance Union Glenn Hays Baltimore Gath Church Bel‘air Road Calvin ‘Schildknecht Hays Hell C. Burr Artz New Market Methodist ‘Church

Chain Reaction Of Cold Water Baths In Baltimore

An 11 year old girl Sahdra Phillips fell through the ice on Back River. Leona Rywarzewski slid into the water to help and was pulled out by neighbors. Nancy Oechsler joined the effort and also fell in. Mitch US McFarland and an unidentified truck driver rescued all three. All were treated and released from City Hospitals.

Baltimore Back River Sahdra Phillips Edgemere Baltimore County Leona Rywarzewski Sandra Leona Rynarzewski Nancy Oechsler

Salary Freeze In Maryland State Jobs Approved

The Maryland Standard Salary Board voted a one year freeze on 18 000 state employees salaries and job classifications after approving raises for 22 workers. The move triggers a complete resurvey of every state service job to keep pay in proper relation and address surge in requests. Western Germany has reappeared as a significant wheat exporter with flour shipments exceeding 260 000 tons to Eastern Europe and the Near East.

Baltimore Maryland Standard Salary Board Russell S. Davis Germany Europe Near East

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