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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
9
The Conference on Economic Progress says Eisenhower era money and policies fueled unemployment and higher costs. Its privately funded board urges a national prosperity budget over five years with higher federal spending and looser monetary policy, despite Nixon committee criticisms.
A staged fire effect at Mountain Theater in Braddock Heights caused smoke and flames behind the curtain during the second act of Who Was That Lady I Saw You. Richard Kneeland smothered the flames with a towel while audience members fled and later resumed the performance.
Ocean City Maryland police report 11 teen defendants, all boys, fined 3150 with $250 costs each for illegal beer possession during the Fourth of July weekend. Magistrate James B Robins handled cases as part of a statewide law increase for minors’ alcohol penalties. total fines reach 34 880 with no jail for nonpayment.
State Police trooper filed charges against William Roosevelt Stump 49 of Baltimore after a 945 p m accident on U S 40 west of Frederick. Stump faced reckless driving and driving without a license for a rear end collision with a tractor trailer driven by Oscar B Hutchison 27 of Armagh Pa. No injuries reported and about 150 dollars damage to Stump's sedan. Another single vehicle crash near Linganore Road involved Earl Martin Duckett in Carrollton Drive whose car struck a state roads sign causing about 40 dollars damage.
Washington AP report says Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler attacks party leaders for a cautious course. He cites possible 1960 trouble and says many Democrats abroad are unhappy with progress. He mentions 70 targets including Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn, noting Southern leaders diverge from national Democrats.
The Fort Detrick germ warfare vigil will continue after July 15 announced by Stewart Meacham chair of the Appeal. From 12 states about 150 participants have stood in silence at the Fort Detrick entrance as the Fellowship of Reconciliation sponsors the event. Meacham says ending preparations for germ warfare could slow the drift toward war and the group will persist speaking on the serious concern.
Rev. Ellis Rowe, five years pastor at Grace Community Church Dalmatia Pa, will speak at Hampstead Youth for Christ on July 11 at 8 p.m. in the Greenmount Church.
North of Hampstead on Route Rowe a member of the committee that organized YFCI at Winona Lake Indiana in 1945 later founded Lancaster YFC and Susquehanna Valley YFC. A Wheaton College sophomore son accompanied his father and earned regional musical honors. Holiday arrests list intoxication and traffic violations in Hampstead area with multiple suspects and fixed fines. trials set for morning.
Modern Pharmacy offers prescription delivery and pickup with no charge. Customers are urged to phone orders early. location listed as 5 Market Street, Frederick, Maryland, with contact MO 3 3322.
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