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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1957
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR shows a late 19th century newspaper page with postal markings and a note about Second Class matter. The date line indicates Saturday January 19 1857. No substantial events or names are clearly readable.
The article argues a tax cut requires at least twelve months of congressional and executive preparation, citing the current budget timeline and emergency commitments. It notes the 1957 budget constraints and suggests changes would come in 1958 after further budget reductions and clearer revenue estimates.
The president’s budget message marks a third in the new term and aims to curb inflation with prudent spending. He appeals for government restraint, a disciplined approach to resources, and a public informed on inflation risks while balancing labor and business interests.
The column quotes Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey voicing concern over government military spending outpacing peacetime production. He argues that without reducing manpower and purchases, prices rise and living costs stay high, urging shifts to expand peacetime goods, jobs, and schools. The piece also notes the Y M C A building contract awarded to Lloyd Couller for 35 815 with demolition of the Park Hotel and completion targeted by November 15 1907.
Hood College students Joan Gill Ann Koreywo Carolyn Patton and Tanie Strohecker lead a panel at Fort Detrick Mother's Club on Feeding the Pre School Child. Topics include nutritional needs signs of well nourished children meal setting psychology of feeding and practical meal planning for a three year old.
Highlights of the past week show House Democrats pushing a budget and labor program, seeking price and wage controls, with a steering committee to shape policy. Budget hearings begin with calls to prune federal functions and reduce expenses, while education faces cuts and efficiency gains across Maryland and state colleges. The piece notes a political clash on tax and budget balancing, plus local items on paving streets, post office status, and railroad depot construction.
A jumble of 1837 politics, local crime, and community news spans bills on taxes and armament transition, Little Star 4H meetings, a physician's death, police catch four chicken thieves, hospital notes, and local club gatherings. The column notes legislative moves on licenses, inspections, and poultry aid, plus social announcements and engagements.
Peter Breck will star in The Girl Only The Via Plamina at Arena Stage Washington opening Monday through February 10. Breck, famed for The Rainmaker and The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, headlines a minimal props production reflecting a boxing arena vibe.
The Monday Musicales featured Dr John D Ramaley of Hood College in a recital of Italian Baroque works at the home of Mrs Robert Porter. The event marked his honorary membership in the club and the next program will include a lecture on modern lasso trends. Refreshments followed. attendance prizes and a bridal shower were also noted, with ongoing district activity and upcoming performances.
Frederick memorial hospital records show several birth announcements during Jan 15 to 17. George R Buchheimer and Nan Baker welcome George Richard Jr., Keith Rudy born to Donald May and family, Marshall Wade to Paul Titus and Shirley Hammer, and Leslie Melean to John and Juanita Pegan.
The National Football League will begin its annual meeting in Philadelphia on January 31 with the final 26 rounds of the player draft. The event will determine selections for teams across the league and shape the upcoming season lineup.
The January meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to John R. Webb Post 3285 Veterans of Foreign Wars was held at the post home west of Frederick with president Mrs. Bertha Shafer presiding. Announcement was made of Hazel Christ as hospital chairman to fill vacancy created by resignation.
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