The News Frederick July 10 1958 page four
Oldstyle newspaper page lists generic local items with typographical errors and scattered names. It notes circulation figures and payment details, mentions Bre, Bre, Bre and various month and year references, and includes Associated Press dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sou Tanee
Morts Court
Arndt Berens
Associated Press
Boise
Repebbers
Eel
al AP
Af Freeerick
Appointed To Community College Posts
A series of faculty appointments announced for Frederick Community College as it prepares for its second year start in September. New hires include Rhoda H. Fogle as chief librarian, Doyle Ray Eskew as art instructor, Donald Richard Zauche for German, Harry White Taylor in geography, and David Stefayne as physics instructor. Additional part time and fulltime positions in physical science and psychology with counseling duties are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Peas Deval W. Sneadner
Rhoda H. Fogle
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Pert Detrick
Louise Doty
Fogle
Hood College
George Peabody Library School
Harvard
University of Tennessee
Maryland
Tennessee
Doyle Ray Eskew
West Virginia Wesleyan
U.S. Army
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Donald Richard Zauche
Massachusetts
Western Maryland College
Middlebury College
Zauche
Crane and Company
Dalton
Mass
U.S
Harry White Taylor
University of Maryland
West Chester State ‘Teachers College
Indiana ‘University
Maryland ‘University
Ideo
Library of Congress
David Stefayne
George
Washington University
Columbia
William Howard ‘Taft High School
New York
Stefagne
United States
I .Structor
Government spending ceiling reached in fiscal year
The article notes an upper spending figure of 330 to 900 billion dollars for the year, with Secretary Robert B. Anderson and Budget Director Maurice H. Stans signaling a ceiling. It compares to a peacetime peak of 74.5 million in 1953 and cites initial July budget estimates of 73.9 billion. Proposed increases for defense, highways, civil service, postal pay, and farm programs could add 4 billion, while Anderson and Stans seek to curb further Congress spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Maurice H. Stans
Anderson
Stans
Congress
No Changes Made In City's Appointees
A report notes continued appointments by the city with remarks from incoming officials. It lists committee assignments across Claims, Finance, Airport, Fire, Buildings, Insurance, Light, Park, Police, Purchasing, Street and Bridges, Taxicab, Water and Sanitary Sewer, naming board members Bartgis Bowlus Dailey Borall Stup and Ma gaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert S. Null
Board of County Commissioners
Horace M. Alexander
Bartgis
Magaha
Stup
Bowlus
Dailey
Burall
Bowls and
Fr Insurance
Borall
Cairman
Messrs
Fifty Years Ago Hemrs From The Columns Of The News
The mayor and aldermen defeated a proposed $100,600 bond issue by 337 votes. School commissioners appointed principals for Adamstown Frederick Boys High South Street Girls High Emmitsburg New Market Middletown and other schools. A scrub team beat the LC A 13 1 5 at Athletic Park with Israel hitting a single triple and home run. June deaths totaled 53 in city and county. 13 in city. Willard Garrett harvested two pound tomatoes on West Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Adamstown
Edgar H. McBride
Frederick
Amon Burgee
South Street
Arthur T. Kreh
Girls
Charles H. Remsberg
Emmitsburg
G. Lloyd Palmer
New Market
Israel
Scrubs
Willard N. Garrett
West Patrick Street
Barry W Buch longtime Thurmont resident dies at home
Twenty years ago in The News from July 10 1938 Barry W Buch a well known Thurmont resident died at his home. He served as an agent of the Western Maryland Railway for forty years most of it in Thurmont. Hot weather lingered with temperatures reaching 95 degrees. Game lander emerges as a county battleground with an insect invasion over 4000 been caught within a week. Frederick Will may gain regular eastern airmail service. postmaster Motter voiced hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry W. Buch
Thurmont
Western Maryland Railway
Lander
Frederick
R Smotter
Patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A roundup of local residents admitted for observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include William Keeney, George Bower, Lewis Engle, Joseph Eyler Jr., Amelia Weinberg, Wilda Edwards, J R Shoemaker, Orren Jones, Clyde Moxley, D Franklin Stoulemeyer, Jacopo Hildebrand, Madalene Moxteyo, and Preston Fogle. Also notes on discharges, ongoing tests, and a Kennel Club meeting observation by H C Collie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keeney
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Bower
Linden Hills
Lewis (Buck) Engle
Walkersville
Joseph Eyler
Joseph Eyler Sr
Route 3
Amelia Weinberg
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Washington
Wilda Edwards
Normar
Edwards
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial Hosital
Lewistown
Rederick Memorial Hospital
D. Franklin Stoulemyer
Roule J
Jacopo Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Narva Avenue
Reeder Road
Madalene Moxteyo
Ridgewire
Mt. Airy Ambulance
Preston Fogle
West Patrick Street
Wedding of Sue Ryan and Ellis Foust in Frederick Pa
The marriage of Sue Asa Ryan and Ellis E. Foust III was held Sunday at the Presbyterian church of Frederick with a double ring ceremony led by Rev. W Merval Weaver. Attendants included Miss Barbara Brown. best man T H Krebs Benchoff. A wedding breakfast followed at Holly Hill. Foust, a Florida grad and Army member, will reside in Arlington after a short trip. An engagement of Donna Jean Esterly to Lt. Herbert Feo was announced with no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peesst
Kenneth J. Ryan
Winter Park
Fla
Sue Asa
Ellis E. Foust
Winner Park
Champsburg
Barbara Brown
T. H. Krebs Benchoff
Chambersburg
Hood College
Frederick
John Benchoff
Robert Broadrup
Eleanor Eichelberger
New York City
D*hardelot
Beltcause
Karl-Elarts
la Nuit
Liszt
Elis. E. Foust Jr
Sally George Foust
Benjamin Chambers
William Williams
Frederick County
Maryland
Williams
University of Florida
Foust
Arlington
Lewis F. Esterly
Donna Jean
Herbert Feo
Tom Jeo
Dayton
Ida
Esferly
Frederick High School
Idaho
Fort Detrick
Local Personal News Highlights Births and Birthdays
Community notices mark birthdays for Robert E. Cabp Jr and Will McIntosh while weddings and anniversaries are referenced. Readers share travel updates from Salem to Ocean City and Myrtle Beach with several families visiting relatives and returning home. Beverly Rae Warnock is welcomed as the newborn daughter of John E. Warnock and Elsie Green, with family ties to Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cabp Jr
Rock Well Terrace
Carol L. Etchison
Lindbergh Avenue
Marshall L. Etchison
East Church’ 'Street
Randy Shelhorse Jr
Emily
Riverhead
I Shelhorse
Martha Yanes
Frank W. Yanes
West 14Th Street
John E. Warnock
Naval Air Station
Chincoteague
Beverly Rae
Bom
Warnock
Elsie Green
J. Edgood Green
Myersville
M. D. Warnock
Taney Aveniue
Robert Ahalt
Gregory
Gary
Middletown
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Williamsburg
Linda Marsden
Norman E. Marsden
Fairview Avenue
James A. Sensenbaumn
Frederick County
Ocean City
Harry V. Frashour
David Snook
Cathy
Mountaindale
Donald Serbot
Donnie
Mt. Rainier
New Jersey
Thur
R. A. McIntosh
East Church
Sireet
Barbara Kaufman Weds Randolph Rosencrantz in Lutheran Church
Miss Barbara Kaufman daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kaufman Lawrence and Randolph Rosencrantz son of the late Mr and Mrs Paul Rosencrantz were married Wednesday night at seven in the Evangelical Lutheran church Rev Charles Trunk Jr officiated in a candlelit ceremony. The altar featured white gladioli and white asters. Acolyte was William F Lee Jr. Bridesmaids wore blue silk organza gowns with matching headpieces and carried pink and white bouquets. The reception followed in the church Old Chapel and guests traveled from Maryland Pennsylvania New York and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Lee Kaufman
Wilfred L. Kaufman
Randolph Burlin Rosencrantz
Paul Burlin Rosencrantz Sr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
William F. Lee Jr
June Miller
F. Alajor
G. F. Handel
Mendelssohn
Handel
Cesar Franck
Lord Jesus Christ
J. S. Bach
Vaughy- Williams
Brahams
Jesus
Bach
Kay Kaufman
Mary C. Thomas
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Elion C. Fléanerm
Baltimore
Franklin J. Tyeryar Jr
Ivor E. Burlin Rosencrantz
Lewistonn
Barard Burlin Rosencrantz
Near
Urbana
Franklin J. Tyergar Sr
Francis Scott Key
Lake Erie
Frederick High School
Hood College
Johns ‘Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Hopkins
Hood
Johns Hopkins Hospital
University of
Benn
Nev
Washington
Silver Spring
New York
Pennsylvania
Little Rock Desegregation Delay Questioned By Lawmakers
Representative Emanuel Celler calls for Justice Department intervention as Judge Lemley grants two and a half years delay in desegregation at Little Rock. Harvard Law Review analysis notes hostility in communities shaping court delays and questions the idea of settled law in Brown v Board. States that some delay may be permitted, but urges prompt and feasible integration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Liwie Hock
Larry Lemley
Celler
Harvard Law ‘Review
Dow
Supreme Court
Brown
Board of Education
Harvard Law Review
U.S. Court of ‘Appeals For
the &Th Circuit
School ‘Board
Toasmuch
Harvard iLaw Review
Harvard Law Ediors
Conscientious School Board
iSupreme Court
United States
Little ‘Rock
Lite Rock
Boss Of Underworld Lives In Luxury In Chicago Home
Tony Accardo, a feared Chicago underworld boss, lives in lavish style in a large ornate home. The 52-year-old, linked to Al Capone as a former bodyguard, is subpoenaed to testify before a Senate Rackets Committee in Washington amid ongoing hearings into organized crime. He remains tight lipped and uncooperative, a pattern seen in past Kefauver hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Tony Accarto
Ifsworthy
Underworld
al Capone
Senate
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenna
Accardo
Supreme Court
Plane crash and Accardo linked crash aftermath report
A two mile area wreckage from a weather recon plane is reported near Tucumcari New Mexico with pilot Captain Alfred Chapin Jr. from Jackson Michigan. Police confusion and secrecy surround the event as Laughlin Air Force Base officials confirm the U2 jet on a routine flight, while a separate note mentions mobster Accardo and a lavish mansion amid unrelated details about the accident and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Ac‘eardo
Accardo
2Nd Air Command
Shreveport
Laughlin
Tucumcari
N. M
Air Force
Laughlin i Air Force Base
del Rio
Tex
Lansing
Mich
Jessling
iMattox
Alfred Viler
Jackson
Chapin Jr
San Angelo
State Capitol
Mattox
Capitol
Marines Move to Little Creek for Summer Training
Marines of the 6th Infantry Company debark at Cumberland and depart by transport to Little Creek Virginia arriving July 6 for two weeks of summer training. Pfc Thomas F. Hartman of Keyser West Virginia Pfc Joseph J. Footen of Cumberland Pvt Warren C. Larkin of Train Avenue Frederick MD and Pfc Wayne Lawson of Frederick MD are pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Infantry
Cumberland
Little Creek
Wayne Lawson
Rt. 1
Frederick
Marine Corp
Joseph J. Footen
Warren C. Larkin
Train Avenue
Thomas FE. Hartman
Limestone Road
Keyser
W. Va
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D. D. Limoncelli
Miran L. Staples
Chester St. Alls
Japan
U. S. Army Proto Ton
Braddock Heights
Hie
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Boston
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Harvard School of Public Health
Prote
Frank Keefer
Randolph Burlin
Rosencrantz
Little
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