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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1957
Page
2
A narrative recounts ongoing war threats across administrations from McKinley to Truman, noting interventions, peace efforts, and global crises. It marks the pervasiveness of military concerns in policy and the emergence of NATO during World War II era, then shifts to a Waterbury report on George Metesky denying linkage to the New York bomber case.
Charles E. Hal ler dies at 59 after a life as a printer and restaurateur on West Patrick and Market streets. Rumors swirl over Kemp property sale for a bank site. James W. Robinson to be assistant postmaster, succeeding ex Mayor Chilton. he serves as county treasurer aide. Young Men's Bible Society marks 683rd anniversary with Ex Senator Rohrback reporting. Dr Hugh Johnson delivers sermon at First M E Church Frederick.
A retrospective of early 1937 columns discusses warning signs of war, U S and British roles in NATO era policy, and the long arc from World War I to looming global conflict, noting leaders like Eden Macmillan Churchill and events through 1937.
Labor leader Dave Beck denied spurning a Senate subcommittee invitation to testify on labor racketeering authority. He said health and prior plans prevented appearing, with a Feb 7 or 8 testimony still possible. Also noted are a Hagerstown Society for the Deaf New Year social and upcoming Frede rick event.
President Eisenhower resumes routine after a brisk second term inaugural celebration. He attended four gala events, toured hotels with his wife, received guests and sang along to national songs, while aides and family members joined in the festivities.
Birth announcements list multiple families from Brunswick Dickerson Union Bridge and Emmitsburg with names and birth details. Also notes a Ford Foundation subsidy for Dr William Osborne of Saint Joseph College to support religion and social science research totaling 9050 dollars and lodging in Frederick County.
Babson discusses factors shaping where to live including state taxes, schools, employment and the future value of land. He favors staying in one state, notes that wages and take home pay are similar across 48 states, and advises investing in land over housing while considering health, longevity and regional growth prospects.
Local notices and brief items from The News Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday January 22 1957. Includes publishing details and Associated Press note as well as routine postage and subscription information.
The passage notes Churchill as wartime co chief with General Dwight Eisenhower aiding mutual understanding between their governments. It says Eisenhower was Macmillan’s wartime chief when Macmillan served as the British Resident Minister to Allied HQ in North Africa and Italy. It suggests their previous team ties help current relations.
Annapolis reports Gov and Mrs Goodwin Knight of California were invited to visit the State House. A resolution notes the governor could not accept an earlier invitation. Engagement announced for Betty Jean Suitely to Edlis Matthews. Debate over annual 60 day General Assembly sessions proposed by Cardin Friedman and Madidel. Minority Leader Hughes introduces a six month vehicle inspection bill for state garages. Governor McKeon urges inspection system in state address.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Young Sr of Salimore hosted dinner for Mrs Gloria Harrison and children Michael and Patsy Harrison at the home of Mr and Mrs Merhij Hahn on Ridge Road Mount Airy. Dr Forbes H Burgess health officer for Frederick City and Frederick County and his wife returned from a two week vacation to Daytona Beach Florida. Mr Benny Beall of Woodsboro to celebrate his 52nd birthday. Mrs Harry McGill of North Market Street left this week to visit her son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Donald Lay of Bolsia Georgia also mentioned.
A man was found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction by Substitute Magistrate Edward J. Smith in People's Court this morning.
William Vernon Smith, 32, Cumberland, had collateral forfeited after exceeding 55 mph. Cited by Trooper Alan D. Maxtin with a $16.45 fine cited.
Among the sick Mrs. Howard L. Green of 2 East Third Street is reported in satisfactory condition at the Eye Ear and Throat Hospital in Baltimore after eye surgery Monday. Mr. Amos Harper of 113 A West Third Street Frederick is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital following an operation Monday. Charles Edward Catsail of Buckeystown was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday and rests at home after recent treatments there. Mr. George Cramer of West Twelfth Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital a week ago and is reported in fair condition. A new herbicide named TBA shows promise for weed control but is not yet commercially available to farmers.
The article states that the campaign to eliminate the Mediterranean fruit fly from Florida is approaching a decisive outcome, with officials confident that eradication is near.
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news during January. Hours are weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturday 8 am to noon, Sunday 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for the top stories, with only the first tip on a story considered. Prize winners announced after editors select. Call Monument 2-1177.
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