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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1958
Page
2
Frederick Md July 28 1858 report notes ongoing tensions in national politics as leaders debate policy directions. The piece highlights responses from key figures including Lawrence and other lawmakers to mounting public pressure.
Economic commentary notes rising living costs during a recession, attributing the pace to services heavy expenditure and sector indices. It cites Labor Statistics figures from 1957-1958 and argues price shifts reflect production and distribution costs, with groceries affected by weather and drought. Information about hospital discharges appears as a separate note.
A retrospective column recounts Cold War era US positions on Lebanon and Iraq. Notes Soviet veto power at the UN Security Council and Eisenhower Doctrine rhetoric. Mentions American marines, diplomatic debates, and concerns over indirect aggression versus direct action. References to local events and community notices mixed with archival commentary.
The State Roads Commission report by Clarence W. Clawson outlines current week traffic conditions on projects across Maryland. Frederick county shows Frederick bypass work with no delays though bridges and under construction. Montgomery and Prince George’s areas note detours and temporary traffic through the limits. several state routes report maintained traffic with slight delays. examples include US 240 Rockville pike and Maryland 32 Sykesite to Eldersburg. Additional notes cover accounts returned to the Orphans Court
Six band concerts in July and September will be held in Baker Park Frederick sponsored by the city and Chamber of Commerce. The concerts will be on Thursday nights. Thunderstorms and heavy rain moved through the area, causing local concerns about weather impact on schedules.
Birth notices from Frederck Memorial Hospital report multiple newborns with names and dates. Jay David, son of Benjamin Warshowsky and Mary Happ of Gapland, born Saturday. Terry Dale, son of Ausha Stine and partner, born Saturday. Cheryl, daughter of Ralph D. Brown and Barbara Remsburg, born Saturday. Dale Aubrey, son of unnamed parents, born Sunday. Teresa Delight, daughter of James Tritapee and Audrey Stream, born Sunday. Sandra Led, daughter of Norman L Ahalt and Dorothy Havener, born Monday. Kimberley Ann, daughter of George R Culler and Betty Strailman, born Monday. Jeffery Allen, son of Manon G Eng land Jr and Lois Poffenberg er, born Monday.
Fort Detrick community notes welcome new civilian and military arrivals from cities like Denver and Pasadena and report retirements and transfers. The section lists weddings births and anniversaries at Frederick Memorial Hospital and updates on Boy Scout trips, staff shifts, and social events at the Officers Open Mess.
A newly elected Alderman Lloyd R. Stup receives a long distance wedding inquiry from a Pennsylvania caller posing as a groom. The exchange reveals misunderstandings about license requirements and the role of magistrates versus ordained ministers. The incident unfolds amid local notices and staff updates in Frederick.
In Baltimore, Blue Cross subscribers numbering about 1 093 face no new fee as a hearing delays the requested hospital rate hikes. Maryland Insurance Commissioner Charles S. Jacklance and attorney Hyman Pressman led reviews that kept the proposed 22.3 percent increases in limbo for about 60 days. The decision affects roughly 810 000 Blue Cross subscribers and 40 member hospitals while Blue Shield non hospital fees remain unchanged.
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