Debts and Credit Divides Private and Public Burdens
The article contrasts private and public debt, arguing ordinary families rely on installment buying while government borrows freely. It estimates public debt around 650 billion versus 276 billion, noting private debt has risen more, while federal debt is secured by the United States’ credit though not necessarily boosting wealth. It underscores a key claim that private debt enriches while public debt bankrupts, plus a local dairy contest winner named John Eshelman of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hagerstown
John Eshelman
Robert D. Appleman
Maryland Dairy Herd Improvement Corporation
Bury Wear Pou Bowers
Frederick County
Destructive Fire Threatens Boyds. Bloodhounds Sought
Fifty years ago in Boyds Montgomery County a fire endangered the entire town. An incendiary origin was suspected as a barn livery stable and carriage repository burned while wind saved the town. Citizens planned bloodhounds to catch suspects.
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Boyds
Montgomery County
David H. Kolb
Independent Hose Company
Jacob Rosenstock
Misses Wiener
East South Street
C. Thomas Kemp
Taneytown Honors Leaders At Annual Night
Taneytown at the annual Means Night honored George W. Motter and Donald Bollinger as Outstanding Young Man and Outstanding Young Farmer for 195? In a banquet at Taney Inn January 2 Motter received a plaque for service and leadership. Bollinger, 30, earned the agricultural honor for his 4-H work and cattle farming near Taneytown.
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Jena
Taneytown
Cossiilice
Taney Inn
George “W. Motter
Motter
Taneytown High School
Gettysburg
Focal Park Board
Grace United Church of Christ
Brotherhood
Ienurch
T.H.S. Alumnus Assn
Fraternity Alumni Assn
Frederick Carroll Alumni Assn of
Western Maryland College Choir
Campridge Rubber Co
Anta Dundore
Oley
Charles Stonesifer
Carroll Record
James Burke
Raymond Perry
Donald Bollinger
Bollinger
Carroll County
Robert Waddell
Grover C. Goucker
Hanover
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
Westminster
Frederick
Robert ' McColley
Robert Bourbon
State V.P
John Reinoehl
Arthur Garvin Jr
Robert Clingan
Teeter Road
William Teeter
Miami
Fla
Robert
James Chagan
Washington
Ion Return Hame
Sunny
Clyde Hezson
East Baltimore Street
Leroy Wentz
Lineboro
Robert McCormick
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Marcia Reafsnyder
Western Maryland College
Reifanyder
Miles S. Retfsnyder
Batist Church
Kiwanis
Crouse Garage
East
Baltimore Street
Paul Murdlock
Farnsbaum
Norman Graham
Ed Howarth
Paul Rodkey
Elwood Baumgardner
Darrell Nelson
Tom Albaugh
George Haines
Carel Frock
Harry Mohney
Charles
Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight Historical Figures
A historical roundup notes anniversaries and birthdays of figures such as Macb-Peter F. Pitchigus, J Warren Kiefer, George A Townsend, Gelett Burgess, Franklin D Roosevelt, and others. It lists key events from history including the Logan Act, San Francisco Yerba Buena changes, and Goebel assassination, plus notable births like Max Theiler and H Alexander Smith.
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Peter F. Pitchigus
Mississippi
Charles M. Loetiler
Boston
France
Gelett Burgess
New York- California
Frankliin Delano Roosevelt
New York
Hyde Park
N. Y
Congress
Paris
San Francisco
Amea Lipes
Rio de Janeiro
U.S
Detroit
William Goebel
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Rapido River
Italy
Max Theiler
Rockefeller Foundation
South Africa
Thomas S. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Englewood
N. J
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
David Wayne
Hungary
From China To Take Cumberland C. 8. Examination
An AP report details a Cumberland Grange meeting where Chon of Ballenger Grange and Mak of Hong Kong spoke on Teledoee resolutions and city engineering, while Richard Zimmerman performed songs. Assistant engineer exams were held locally and in other states with results expected next week.
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Grange
Samuel Barrick
Clifton Wirts
Charles Collins
Cumberland (Ap
Phaetan Batohari
Il Spa
Mak
Engineering News Record
Cui
Annapolis
Barrick
Hong Kong
Kong
Vie
North Borneo
Chambers
Ap- Committee
Robert Stansfield
Plicant
Xeting
Frederick residents hear about birds and kindness
A column urges feeding birds with grit to prevent winter shortages. It cites local Frederick residents and Beth Sholom's new leaders, plus a humorous account of pedestrian safety and community notices.
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North Frederick
Bussard
Frederick
Beth Sholom Congre
Buffalo hunting limited north of Alberta approved
Northwest Territories Council moves to restrict buffalo hunting with a second reading of a bill that would remove a small number of animals from restricted stocks. If approved, the shooting would begin this autumn before the council adjourns next week.
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Ottawa
Community Notices and Tokyo Broadway Interview
Local names and visits mix with an Italianate social page listing relatives at dinners across Frederick and Mt Alto. A separate Boyle column profiles Myoshi Umeki on Broadway, detailing her journey from Tokyo to New York and her bond with family amid homesickness and cultural observations.
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Has Boyle
New York
API
Myoshi Umeki
Umeki
Broadway
Oscar Hammerstein
Myoshi
Japan
America
Tokyo
Teather
Civitan Dinner Highlights Frederick Club Charity
The Civitan Club of Frederick hosted a social dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and treated their wives to an evening out. The event followed by plans referenced a future effort and community concerns, including remarks on local civic issues and safety.
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George Lang
Detrick
Greenland
Frederick
Roland Boewoods
Heidelberg
Germany
Tom
Mary Motherway
Joseph C. Prentice
Arkansas
Denver
Colo
D. G. Grothaus
Joseph Schwimer
Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Perry J. dePinho
Elizabeth
Donald D. Kioseif
Douglas R. Keeter
Grace Miller
Kenneth I. Bechtold
Detrick Armed Forces Day
Fred ‘Ray
Thompsons
Nassau
VFW Country Club
Harr Old Chichester
John V. Atanasoff
AerowJet General Corp
Civitan Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Man Rescued From Conveyor Belt
In Fort Worth Texas Jerold Mikeworth was trapped for three hours after his foot caught on a conveyor perch 1275 feet up inside a feed mill. A fellow worker heard his cries and freed him from the dangerous position.
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William Korps
Upper Michigan
W. F. Murtaugh
Korpi
Drummond Island
Toren
Market Focused on February Economic Outlook
Market observers see a testing period for stocks and a shift in labor, tax, and inflation expectations. Bankers and money managers weigh possible interest rate moves as costs stay tempered by stable food prices and federal, state, and local tax prospects. February may reveal Congress spending impact and international affairs trends.
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New York
Congress
Treasury
Unemployment rises in Maryland amid higher living costs
Maryland faces mounting joblessness and rising living costs as December figures show 78,900 unemployed, the highest since July. State officials cite seasonal factors with construction and agriculture most affected while predicting a modest spring recovery and continued high unemployment through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Kimble
Department
Sault Ste. Marie
Mid
Com- Kimble
Kimble
Taneytown High School Notes Highlight 1958 Homemaker Winner
Taneytown High School announces Myra Lieb as the 1958 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for highest score on a homemaking exam. She will receive a homemaking pin and her paper enters state competition. The report also notes FHSA Mt. Airy ceremony attendees and PTA program rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown High School
Betty Crocker
Myra Lieb
Anna May Haycraft
Frances Clabaugh
Donna Eyler
John Myers
Mary Royer
FHSA
Mt. Airy High School
Eleanor Miller
Franklin High School
Donna’ Eyler
FBLA
Airy
Catherine Myers
Taneytown
Gherrie Shearer
Loretta Lieb
Elaine Welty
Ange
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Paul M. Little
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H. K. C. Fou
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Yehudah E. Perkie
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Motherwell
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Barbara Fritchie
William Roessler
Edward Sanger
Michael Surgalla
Gertha Terrell
Arthur Thrope
Ralph Wachter
John White
Robert J. Zentner
J. W. Startt
M. Guggenheim
Robert Goodlow
J. L. Roberts
Harold Chichester
W. T. Moseley
John E. Thompson
Merrit W.sulcer
Ann M. Boyer
Claire Cox
Dorothy H. Troxell
Edward W. Dean
Richard B. Schwartz
City College of New York
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San Jose State College
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Eighth Army
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SP4
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Manchester
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Martin’ Koons
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Littestown
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National Lutheran Home
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