Aid For Shipbuilding Crisis Challenges U S yards and labor
The United States faces a shipbuilding downturn after World War II with only three subsidized passenger ships built domestically. A plan by Marine Administrator Rothschild envisions replacing 20 year old ships, funding 62 ships annually in 15 coastal yards, employing about 36,000 workers, and costing at least 300 million dollars yearly, blending operating allowances with shipbuilding subsidies to boost labor in U S yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Louis B. Rothschild
Long Life For Ailing Leads to Longer Life Expectancies
The first postwar impairment survey by the Society of Actuaries and the Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors reports longer life expectancy for all, including the ailing. Findings: distant TB attack reduces risk, polio residuals reach normal life span, migraines don’t shorten life, nervous breakdowns only slightly raise mortality, cerebral concussions without impairment don’t raise mortality, cancer survivors regain normal life expectancy, familial cancer history shows no strong heredity, multi relative heart deaths under 60 raise risk but some heart murmurs are harmless. The overall tone is optimistic about longer life if individuals maintain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Actuaries
Association of Life Insurance Medical Directors
Quotations From Noted Figures On Modern Life
A column recounts humorous and insightful quotes gathered by Jim Simpson and Ann Gillis, from Willie Sutton and Billy Graham to Pablo Picasso and Francis Cardinal Spellman. The items reflect midcentury attitudes, with brief notes on the collectors and their NBC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Simpson
Miss Gillis
Milton Berle
Billy Graham
George Jean Nathan
James B. Conant
Harvard
Washington
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Agnes de Mille
Omar Bradly
Pablo Picasso
R Kathryn Cravens
Travent
Frank Costello
Vincent Auriol
France
Renavinan Enidiass
America
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Baltimore Mayoral Return Ends Acting Debate
Mayor Thom as D'Alesandro returns to City Hall after over four months in hospital to resolve who would serve as mayor. He comes back grinning and ready to set administrative directions and restore routine governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Baltimore
Thomas D’alesandro
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
From The News July 12 190 Fifty Years Ago Fredericks county column notes the TAB LET contract awarded to Paul Capirette of New York to memorialize Frederick's twelve immortal judges. camp Abbott Y M C A at Braddock Heights opens. workers of Mr F K Schmidt cigar factory establish camp beyond Derrs bridge. lightning damages wheat shocks at John Thomas farm Adanstown and a chimney at Wm G Bakers Bucketsown. week of daily showers harms farmers with heavy wheat losses as sprouting shocks appear across fields.
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Frederick County Court House
Frederick
Paul Capirette
New York
Braddock Heights
Camp
F .K. Schmidt
Ciger
Carrey Oh
City to reopen miniat ing zoo course after summers idle
Twenty years ago items from The News column dated July 12 1934 report the city’s plan to reopen the miniature Zoo course after three summers of idleness Landis listed as assistant director of Commodity Distribution in Maryland and commodity distributor for Baltimore city Vernon Holter appointed county distributor Middletown to succeed Landis Registration at the Maryland Baptist Summer Assn at Braddock Heights passed 500 masters Martin Luther and Grayson R Bowers two young sons of Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers East Third Street underwent tonsil removal at Frederick City Hospital
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Landis
Maryland
Baltimore City
Vernon Holter
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Martin Luther
Grayson R. Bowers
Martin L. Bowers
East Third Street
Frederick City Hospital
Eisenhower Views Congress War Policy Record
President Eisenhower reports progress on wartime policy as Congress nears year end. Highlights include Seaway participation and tax reform passage, housing programs, and foreign aid advances. Key battles loom over farm supports and Taft Hartley revisions in dispute between House and Senate. A Bricker amendment clash and statehood debates for Hawaii and Alaska color the political landscape as Democrats and Republicans maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
House
Senate
St. Lawrence Seaway
South Ker
Air Force Academy
Commodity Credit Corp
Hisenhower
Statehood
Hawaii
Alaska
Bricker
Leo Bricker
Ohio
Community gathering features prayers songs and readings
Frances Long led opening prayer with Pete Baugher and a group sing, Scripture reading, and duets by Frances Long and the Lookinghills. Recitations by Mr and Mrs Look inghill and Mr Free drew attendees. Mrs Cecil offered the closing prayer as 25 residents and 3 visitors attended. Articles were sold with proceeds added to the treasury and refreshments served by Nora Stallings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Long
Pete Baugher
Lookinghill
Licenses Issued and Serious Injury Reported in Maryland Area
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster and Union Bridge to several individuals, including Charles Martin Simpson and Dorothy Mildred Halter. Sgt Grayson E Bidle, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bidle Jr, was seriously injured in a Stafford Virginia auto crash while returning from Camp Lejeune to Maryland with five other Marines. he earned a fractured hip and 23 stitches and was taken to Quantico Naval Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Charles Martin Simpson
RFD
Union Bridge
Dorothy Mildred Halter
Robert L. Zeigler
Spring Grove
Nancy A. Heiner
Paul Sharpe
Woodbine
Janet A. Svehla
New Windsor
Robert Lee Matter
Emmitsburg
Frances Patricia Wireman
Thurmont
Charles Henry Bollinger
Mary Lavinia Tressler
Mt. Air
Grayson E
Buzz” Bidle
Walter Bidle
Middletown
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Stafford
Bidle
U. S. Naval Hospital
Quantico
English Lesson By W L Gordon Word Study Focus
Lesson discusses misused phrases and pronunciations with examples such as this does not admit of dispute and glisten. It covers misspellings venal versus venial and notes synonyms like unwieldy heavy burdensome. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth using the word iniquity meaning gross injustice and cites a biblical example of punishment for iniquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Personal notices from the community
Miss Margaret Edmonds of Frederick now in Washington vacationing at Normandy Beach New York. Franklin E. and Mrs. Smith of Sherman Avenue welcomed an eight pound daughter at Walter Reed Hospital Washington. Bergfelds of Germantown host their son Clarence and wife en route to Athens for a three year State Department assignment. Bergfeld served in embassies in Argentina Chile and Colombia and is a former Army major. They leave July 14 for Athens. Merkle King of Brink hosted a gathering in their honor. Tipton Sheets of Gaithersburg has moved to Boston with his company. wife and children join later.
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Margaret Edmonds
Frederick
Washington
Normandy Beach
N. Y
Franklin E. Smith
Sherman Avenue
Walter Reed Hospital
William E. Bergfeld
Germantown
Clarence E. ,Bergfeld
Bergfeld
Athens
Greece
State Department
Army of the United States
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Bogota
National War College
Bergfelds
Local Hospital Notes Include Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins
Among the sick is Mrs Margaret Lidie of West Fifth street at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Judy Cramer of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cramer Jr of West Twelfth street is a patient there after an appendectomy and is reported in satisfactory condition. Mr T Bramwell Magada of West Twelfth street was moved to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for observation and treatment.
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Margaret Lidie
West Fifth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Judy Cramer
Washington
Harry Cramer, Jr
West Twelfth Street
T. Bramwell Magada
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Summer Brunch: Peach or Pear Halves with Bacon and Cakes
A vivid brunch idea suggesting broiled peach or pear halves brushed with mepie syrup and paired with bacon strips. Serve alongside fluffy griddie cakes and strong coffee for a simple, summery meal.
Wedding of Vaiss Joan to Lender and Rothenhaefer
Vaiss Joan, daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Faxulev, married Lender and Robert John Rothenhaefer, son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Rothenhoefer, at Frangeheal and Reformed Church Jefferson with Rev G Ermine Platt officiating. The bride wore a white lace gown with finger tip veil, pearls, and carried a white Bible with an orchid. Kathleen Morris served as maid of honor. Ann Rathenhoefer, bridesmaid. Frank W Rothenhoefer Jr. best man. Extensive attendants wore frosted ny lon over orchid satin gowns. organ recital preceded the ceremony. After a reception, the couple honeymooned in Florida and will reside at 19 Stewart Manor. The bride, a 1932 Frederick High School graduate, worked for the FBI. the groom, a Frederick High School graduate, earned engineering degree from the University of Maryland in 1952 and works with his father as assistant engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaiss
Joan
Louise Fawles
John R Faxulev
Lender
Robert John Rothenhaefer
Frank W. Rothenhaefer
Catlece Terrace
Toon Place
Aliss Kathleeen Morris
Takoma Park
Ann Rathenhoefer
Frank W. Rothenhoefer, Jr
Shers
John R. Fawley, Jr
J. Alwin Richard
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
Ruthenhoffer-Fawley
Ann Rothenhoefer
Kathleen Morris
Risi Richard
Charles Remsberg
John R. Fawles
G Ermine Platt
Edward Fisher
Three Jailed 60 Days For Fines and Violations
Three men received 60 days in jail in default of fines of 100 dollars plus costs after magistrate H Reese Shoemaker presided at Peoples Court. Jacob Mines of Adamstown guilty of trespassing while Gordon Troxell and Carl Mentzer of Frederick faced intoxication charges. Arrests were by Lieut Dorsey and officers Twenty and Carty.
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H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr
Peoples Court
Jacob Mines
Adamstown
Gordon W. Troxell
Carl C. Mentzer
Frederick
Lieut
Dorsey
Carty
William J. Morris
RFD
Jefferson
W. Va
Harold R. Hammond
Libertytown
Joseph E. Croshaw, Jr
Wrighton
N. J
Donald R. Pickett
Sykes
Harold A. McCormick
Phoenix
Paul E. Holloway
Martinsburg
John Redmond Washington
Leroy L. Ganse
Baltimore
Harry N. Townshend
New Windsor
Paul
Staley
East Eighth Street
Milton S. Brickerd
Manchester
Joan E. Allen
Albert L. Tagg
Panesburg
George J. Hoffman
Catonsville
Geo. Learmonth
Woodbine
Frances Orgain
Upperco
Donald L. Knauss
Marrtinsburg
John F. Oland
North Market Street
Kenneth M. Boswell
Pen Mar
William J. Sheehan
Philadelphia
Rodney D. Kauffman
Anacostia
John M. Thomas
Craig W. Carbaugh
Hagerstown
Wiliam M. Rimes
Donald T
Thomas J. Boone
Mr. Airy
G. R. Cole
L. Guilmino
R. L. Storer
J. B. Rouzee
Carlton Lewis
Daniel Swomley
Queen Elizabeth II pregnancy rumor unsettles palace
London silent on New York Daily News claim Buckingham Palace sources say Elizabeth II is expecting a third child though court sources and press reactions leave the report unfounded. No royal engagements canceled, doctors added to palace staff, page notes. Deeds recorded list several property transfers including 520 Military Road and 127 West Second Street with varied sums.
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London
Buckingham Palace
New York
Elizabeth II
New York Daily News
Daily News
Elizabeth
Palace
iClerk
Franklin M. Shankle
M. Bernard Goetz
Military Road
Ransom R. Lewis, Jr
Calvary Methodist Church, Inc
West Second Street
Hansel E. Hurst
Ola V. Hoke
Rock Hill
Frederick
Linden Hills
Laman Gray
John Will
Charles Crothers
Lillie Belle Wachter
East Third Street
Strange musings and solar flare claims in Lufburrow
In a playful regional column N. A. Lufburrow riffs on crabby attitudes and the toll of complaint. The piece shifts to science noting the sun emits high-speed particles during major solar flare events, with speeds up to 37,000 miles per second, providing direct evidence of cosmic-ray like ejections.
Dear Miss Dix Letter About Breaking Social Barriers
A shy newcomer to a new town asks how to break through unfriendly church group women. The reply suggests speaking with the pastor or his wife, noting longterm group members may overlook outsiders and intend no slight.
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Miss DIX
Nora
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dorothy Dix Says Dear Miss Dix Advice on Past Husbands
Dorothy Dix advises a newlywed woman to accept her husband’s past with patience and focus on the present. She notes service members’ homesickness, the chance of lasting love or temporary affairs, and urges letting the past die. For the reader who wants to write first, the columnist confirms it’s permissible to initiate correspondence.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Japan
Marrriage
Lera D
Foreign Service
Longfellow
Bor Pho
Winme Ci
Bread Of Life By Rev 4A Parnell Bailey
Roy L. Smith recalls hardship as a student preacher enduring cold feet and worn shoes. A future minister seeking guidance learns the poverty of aspiring clergy is a test of faith, echoing James chapter one. The anecdote frames poverty as a path to faith and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Bailey
Roy L. Smith
Unetua
Smith
Dr. Smith
James Oh
Gen
Feature Corp
Questions and Answers from a historical quiz page
A lighthearted quiz lists high altitude topics and trivia. It notes the Sierra Nevada as the highest range, Jeannette Rankin as the sole congresswoman voting for suffrage, cameras on lookout towers for fires and lawbreakers, Lehua Island Hawaii Coast Guard beacon at 707 feet, stridulation as sound of crickets and locusts, the American hotel plan offering room and board for a flat price, and Papillon dogs weighing 6 to 9 pounds.
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Coast Guard
Lehua
Hawaiian Islands
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