Young Drivers Warned Again At Court Hearing
A crowded courtroom heard State official Thomas G. Marcin warn youths that damages in motor vehicle crashes fall to parents if their children incur convictions. The session reviewed violations and listed drivers with revocations, suspensions, and fines, plus a market prices snippet for wheat corn and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lcense
Thomas G. Marcin
People's Court
Dovers
Vir. Marcin
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Marcin Trust
Marcin
Leo C Jackson
Monrovia No
Austin L. Keyser
East Third Strett
Charles H. Weedon
Burlttsville
Charles L. Wantz
Emmitsburg
Thomas W. Claggettel
Knoxville
Robert E. Hawker
RFD
Middletown
Theodore A. Black
Sabillasville
Rudolph S. Krantz
East Second Street
Ross Mills Jr
AFD
Thomas N. Powell
Woodsboro
John F. Stottlemeyer
Lantz
Wayne E. Fender
Ft. Knox
Armed Services
Yamsville
Frederick E. McAbee
Monrovia
Fragmentary 1855 Frederick newspaper page item
The readable text shows an aged fragment from a Four Tee News issue in Frederick Maryland dated July 17, with garbled remnants of Associated Press materials and incomplete lines suggesting a generic news page rather than a complete event or report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Tee News
Frederick
Ated
New Country Statements on American Maturity and Heritage
The piece rebuts claims that the United States is a “young” nation, arguing America is among the oldest major nations by its continuous government. It notes many Americans trace ancestries to Normans, Anglo-Saxons, and Romans, and portrays the nation as the culmination of millennia of thought and effort. It urges wisdom to preserve this heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Loitea
Capitol
Washington
Radiation hazards from atomic energy hit caution level
National Academy of Sciences and Rockefeller Foundation scientists warned that radiation poses grave risks to current and future generations if not controlled. They noted cancer risks from exposure to atomic energy and X rays, and said the safe additional dose remains unknown. Moderate X ray use is advised while future safeguards are developed as atomic energy expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Academy of Sciences
Rockefeller Foundation
Starving villagers in Pakistan appeal to readers for help
A priest in Pakistan describes widespread hunger at a leprosarium and village famine, noting thousands lack meals. He urges CARE aid via $1 monthly donations and requests U S readers send funds to CARE Headquarters. He mentions supplying powdered milk and hopes for relief before floods worsen.
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Pakistan
Sur
Leprosarium
Starer G
WCWC
Tim
Jamie
First Avenue
Father Khas Berherd
Catholic Missions
Memensingle
East Pakistan
God Biles
Miss Alth Duffey
Hagerstuun
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colonies Of The News
Fifty years ago in Frederick County a steeplejack named John F Hassler resumed painting the Evangelical Lutheran church steeples watched by many. Hammond Clary won a Western Maryland College scholarship. locals urged a bridge across the Monocacy at Stulls Ford with no action taken. Woodshore residents pressed for an iron bridge at Link's Ford. Miss Ritchie reopened her mountain dancing class and planned a fancy dress soiree. Lewis F Carter was reappointed U S marshal for Frederick for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Hassler
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Western Maryland College
Amon Burgee
Hammond Clary
Creagerstown
Field Depuy
United States
Frederick
Roscoe
White
Abandonment of Streetcar Service Urged by Potomac Edison President
R PAUL SMITH, president of Potomac Edison, writes to the Mayor and Aldermen urging the abandonment of trolley routes on Market Street between Fifth and South Streets, Patrick Street West on Carroll, and Jefferson Street between Patrick and South, reflecting a shift in local transit policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Market Street
Beteen Fifth
Patrick Street
Carroll
Jefferson Street
Patrick
South Streets
Tuscarora
Ti Brothers
Wall
Harrys Shaw
Baltimore
Lolis FE Eicheberger
Braddock Heights Auditorium
Personal notices span several families across towns
Mrs Walter Mehshing Adame town visits Johns town Pa this week. Mrs Raut Walter Havre or Grace spent weekend with Mrs Pawune and family West Firth street. Ramsburg 115 West Third left early month to Fulda Germany to be with her mother. Romer and Franklin Travis Middletown visit uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George W Summers Myersville. De and Arthur J Shanan Falls Church Va formerly of Fort Detrick parents of sixth child Kieran Joseph born Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday July 13.
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Raut Walter
Havre Or Grace
Pawune
West Firth Street
Camden
Ramsburg
West Third Street
Fulda
Germany
Romer
Franklin Travis
Middletown
George W Summers
Myersville
Arthur J Shanahan
Falls Church
Fort Detrick
Kieran Joseph
Frederick Memorial Hospital
E Franklin Weddie
Thurmont
Rachel Martin
Arthur J. Shanahan
Bernard F. Wils
Frederick
Gregory Eugene
Norman Burke
Queen Street
Holly Kathleen
James A Harris
Spencerville
Steve Lee
Robert N. Cramer
Walkersville
Robert Wayne
Ralph M Thomas Jr
Adamstown
Daugher
Cheryl Denise
Mirs
John 8S Harrison
Woodbine
John Irving
Harry C. Gruber Jr
Woodsboro
Timothy Russell
Michael L. Frock
Daniel Neal
County 4 H Girls to Represent in State Competition
Members from the Girls 4 H clubs will be chosen this week at Demonstration Days to be held Wednesday Thursday and Friday in the Extension offices conference room East Church Street College Park will host the state event The highlight is the style revue Friday evening
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College Park
East Choech Street
Catholic Press Says Grace Is Expecting Fashion Show in Brussels
The Catholic Press reports Grace Kelly is expecting, with a style revue set for Friday at 8 PM at Baker Park. About 200 outfits will be modeled by girls in county competition to win a trip to Chicago for state honors, with judges from Homemakers clubs and Home Demonstration Agents evaluating demonstrations on dairy, poultry, baked foods, and cherry pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Vatican
Calvary Methodist
Catholic Press Church
CIP
Grace Kelly
Baker Park
d-Hee
Chicago
Yaith Emea
Jeudite
Betsy J Lovington
Edward Tobers
Braddock
Wis F Farl
Henry Magaha
Airy
Bennett Lighttorn
Charlesville
Nive
Wilford Wisner
Myeravile
Cyrus McBride
Middietoun Mill
Gilmore C. Trout
Coherville
Tonal Safety Council
Weddings Report From Pen Mar Area Churches
Crider Reckwith wedding at Blue Mountain Church of God. Miss Helem Jane Reckwith and Robert L Crider wed July 10 at 7 pm with Rev Clarence W. McCaha officiating. Attendants from Greenstone and Pen Mar. bride attended Smithsburg High School and worked at Wayne Sports shop. Kline-Sowers wedding at Taneytown Chapel of Trinity Lutheran with Rev Stanley B Jennings officiating. Rosalie Sharrer and Raymond Bentz wed at Graceham Moravian Church July 14 with reception, sister as attendant, and Navy groom. Guests from Graceham Taneytown Westminster Thurmont and out‑of‑town from Dunbar Greensburg Penna and Marionchio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crider—Reckwith
Helem Jane Reckwith
Mroo
John Reckwith
Pen Mar
Robert L Crider
Kirk Crider
Blue Mountain
Fen Mar
Smithsburg High School
Wayne Sports Shop
Waynesboro
Brean
Aeandad Chatetburg ‘High School
Fort Brage. C
Bents-Sharrer
Rosalie Sharrer
Raymond Sharrer
Taneytown
Raymond Bentz
Charles B. Bentz
Graceham
Graceham Moravian Church
Ernest Drebert
Joseph Sharrer
John Lies
Westminster
Charles W. Bentz
Roberta Sarven
Springfield State Hospital
Sykes‘ie
Bentz
Thurmont High School
United States Navy
Chincoteague Island
Virginia
Atlantic City
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Dunbar and Greensburg
Penna
Marionchio
Local health notes and accidents update in Urbana and Bel Air
Among the sick Mrs G O Hendrickson of Urbana convalesces at home after hip fracture from a spring fall and uses a walker and wheelchair. Mr N A Spahr Barrrick Lime Company salesman suffers a very serious auto crash returning from the Eastern Shore. taken to University Hospital Baltimore for treatment. Mrs Jo Albert Nice Wi Ay to leave Frederick Memorial Hospital this week to stay with relatives before returning to Mr Airy. Master Charlee Frank son of Mr and Mrs Milton A Frank Jr undergoes emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Dr Andrew G Traxas Hood College president continues to progress satisfactorily at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Ankle fracture repair in Mann ing S C dated July 6 referenced.
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G. O. Hendrickson
Urbana
Jo Albert Nice
Wi Aiy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nice
Edgar Brown
North Court Street
Airy
Charlee Frank
Milton A Frank Jr
Trail Avenue
Andrew G Traxas
Hood College
Johns, Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Maidas Merning
Manning, S.C
Concert Assn Announces Two Bookings For Season
The Frederick Community Concert Association announces two season bookings marking a high caliber lineup. William Warfield, renowned baritone, will sing here in March after tours in Australia and TV appearances. Koester and Stahl, famed dance artists, will present an evening of dance, with plans for a third major concert. The association emphasizes member support and a cooperative plan to ensure a strong 1956 57 season, possibly four concerts.
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Frederick Ant
Leatherman
Community Concert Association
Berlin
Chiliapis Micapal Opera
Warfield
Town Hall
New York
William Warfield
Australia
Koester
Stahl
Charternational
WWGM
Joe
Donald E. Leatherman
Ccon Association
Hiam Warheld
Handel and Verdling
Gulch
Toast of the Town
Milton Berle
Firestone
Colgate Comedy Hour
Lux Theater Trans
Porgy
George Board of Directors
Bealherman Sand
Lisselotte Koester
Kel Stahl
America
Association
Frederickson
Associa Ord
Hve Tion
Olympia Stadeogage
Bregent
Voral‘vitadel
Moscow
Demonstration Days to Crown County 4-H Club Winners
Demonstrations mark the climax of the year for 28 girls clubs in the county. The three day event will let members watch peers demonstrate while others participate. Some participants may win trips to College Park or Chicago and receive constructive criticism to guide next year’s work.
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College Park
Chicago
Eisenhower Health as Campaign Issue Stirs Debate
Unhappy days for Democrats as they attack President Eisenhower’s health while he remains a candidate. Debate centers on whether medical details should factor into politics and if press coverage respects the humanity of the president versus gutter politics. A correspondent criticizes partisan framing and urges focus on issues over personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ton
Ecourse
Eisenhower
Washington
Eiseshower
East
Chris
American All-Stars Named for July 27 Baseball Game
The American League All-Star team was announced with pitching depth seen as key to an upset risk. Manager John Coldflower will field five strong hurlers plus versatile infielders, including Bill Carder and Petey Rinehart from the Elks, Bob Stauffer, Jay Albaugh, and Dan Boone among others. The squad trains at Robert Staley Memorial Stadium starting Thursday, with practice every other evening. The opening game will pit the AL against the Martinsburg-Potomac League winner, while the National League lineup was revealed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coldflower
Bill Carder
Francis Fry
Ricky Summel
Oxco
Petey Rinehart
Richard Burdette
Staley Stadium
Baker Park
League Leaders By The Associated Press
A bi weekly column from Union Theological Seminary discusses political bias in medical commentary on President Eisenhower’s health. It notes conflicting doctor opinions, questions about medical independence, and the role of physicians in public debate amid electoral tensions. The piece cites June press events and criticizes insinuations of guilt against physicians serving the nation. Also lists 1956 American League and National League batting and pitching leaders. It ends with local birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Union Theological Seminary
New York
New
York
Cleveland
Eisenhower
United States
CS Army Medical Corps
Heaton
Stevenson
Real Estate Board Meeting Held Monday At Key Hotel
The Frederick City and County Real Estate Board held a business meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday with attendees including Emmett FR Bowlus Ned Zeiler Keeler M Koogle Ralph W Beyer Richard FE Zimmerman Calvin S Lahr George McChapl ine Ruhland Boxer Howard S Fink Adlai S Magee John J Price A Luther Knowles The next meeting will be at the same hotel Tuesday July 24 at 730 pm Brokers for Frederick county and border counties urged to attend. The passage also notes a Senate roll call on a federal grants amendment and two contempt of court sentences in Gettysburg for 9 days in jail due to arrears in support payments.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
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BK. Ofc
Hagerstown Council
IMS
Keights of Columbus
Pecmic
Braddock Heights
Varius
Colonies of the News
Colunies
The
Walter D. Mehshing
Adame Town
Johnstown
Demoandratin Nye
Catholic Press
Grace
Francis Tucker
Prince Rainier
Monaco
Father Tucker
Pius XII
Catecan Park
Mondas
Janice McClear
Vicki Winpizier
Carole Long
Frank Welty
Linmereesey
Bobby Roelke
Regina Kouseer
Saundra Ausherman
June Remsburg
Lola Wachter
Irene Lantz
Tess
Ruthella Dronenburg
Beatrice Gastley
Concert Assn
IU. S
Associated Press
Mantle
Piersall
Boston
Simpson
Kansas City
Rivera
Musial
St.Lows
Robinson
Cincinnati
Boxer
Boyer
Lopata
Philadelphia
Bruton
Milwaukee
Kluszewski
Mays
Lawrence
Haddix
New York Herald Tybune Inc
Senate
Sen
Long
Tennessee
Gore
West Virginia
Laird
Neely
Maryland
Beall
Butler
Delaware
Byrd
Roberton
Telaare
Williame
Gettysburg
Richard M. Ripka
Clarence Koontz Sr
Jal
Koonts
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