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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1956
Page
2
Twenty Years Ago Memes From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago Memes From The Columns Of The News dated July 21 1936 notes Mrs Barbara Fritchie and Ardiles claim, denies Civil War kinship, reports drought threats with crop losses, and mentions Betty Jane Wills rushed to a Baltimore hospital for injury from a penny related incident amid general rain absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Barbara Fritchie
Barbara Friche
Betty Jane Wills
Walter HW WiLls
Church Street
Baltimore
Democrats Split Over Security Loyalty Bill in Congress
The piece argues the Democratic leadership faces the coming campaign with a record on anti Communist legislation. It notes Walter of Pennsylvania and Eastland of Mississippi urging broad security loyalty powers for the President, supported by Attorney General Brownell and Civil Service Chief Young. It warns left wing groups may stall the bill while stressing the need to purge disloyal or security risk personnel from government over objections to releasing full charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ngton
Demerty
Congress
Iyo
Walter
Pennsylvania
Eastland
Mississippi
Brownell
Washington
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Onei
Communist Party
Comunists
New’ ‘York
Pure Food and Drug Bureau
Tull
United States
Democratic Party
Monty Arth
Frederick High School photo recalls early days and figures
The News recalls Frederick High School year 1896 97 via W Harry Haller memories. Faculty like Prof Amon Burgee helped pupils at home and school with lamp light study. Identifications include Keefer Toms Ed Moberly and Robert L Kolb among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
W. Harry Haller
Frederick
Frederick Man
Dans Bette High School
Old South Street
North Market Street
Haller
Grayson H. Staley
Keefer Toms
Ed Moberly
Charles Summers
Pinkney Richardson
Julian Crum
Lewis Cain
Clarence Hett
John Young
Roger Wood
Prof. Kefauver
Robert L. Kolb
Doctor Explains Agranulocytosis Affects White Blood Cells
A physician explains agranulocytosis a disease reducing white blood cells, its medical basis, symptoms, and the urgency of prompt treatment. The column notes drug-induced cases, fever, sore throat, and the seriousness of this condition with unclear causes and variable recovery.
Bible Thoughts on Salvation and Repentance
A compact religious reflection contrasts Philippians guidance to work out salvation with mortal man’s duty. It cites moral actions by individuals, urging repentance belief and following Christ as exemplar Matthew did, quoting W. Gladden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Matthew
W. Gladden
Moving Circus Indoors In Ringling Brothers Plan
The article notes Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey may present its circus indoors in air conditioned arenas next year, shifting tours from tent venues. It cites Madison Square Garden as a traditional starting point and compares European permanent halls, suggesting weather and traffic factors drive the shift away from tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Madison Square Garden
New York
Europe
Stock Quoted Prices From Local Securities Listings
The following bid and asked prices are from Alex Brown & Sons members of the New York Stock Exchange Frederick Maryland. They serve as a guide to the approximate range within which local securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Div F and M Citizens 1.40 Fred Co National 60 Fredencktown Say 10.00 W Md Trust . Ox Fiore Brush 1.55 Fred Hotel units 2.00 Potomac Edison pid 3.60 Potomac Ed 1.70 pid 4.70
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Potomac Ed
City enters railway franchise debate at Fourth Street
At a meeting of the mayor and aldermen City Attorney Levy described a franchise ordinance for the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway Company allowing use of Fourth street under conditions. William H. Hinks opposed sections granting other railroads access and a brick paving requirement. Action on the franchise was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Fourth Street
William H. Hinks
Baltimore
Company A
Saunders Range
H. J. Leichert
Charles Keefer
Harry C. Schroeder
John H. Martz
Wm. Grimes
Derry
Mupshour
Libertytown
North Market Street
Luf's Stuff The Change That Helps Off to Vacations
The record notes a poetical piece about taking vacations, enjoying romp and rest, visiting favorite places, learning to treasure time away, and returning home refreshed to resume routines. Author N. A. Luffburro signs the piece with a light, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilt
Shore
Jong
N. A. Luffburro
Beckhelm Moore to wed in Mt Vernon Aug 4
Invitations issued for the Mt Vernon nuptials of Miss Barbara Kay Beckhelm daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul Beckhelm of Mt Vernon and Richard Arthur Moore of Mt Vernon. The August 4 ceremony will be at the First Methodist church in Mt Vernon. Beckhelm formerly linked with Hood College and Calvary Methodist church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiss Olivva
Jane Helwig
Robert E. Helwig
New Windsor
M. Howard Devilbiss
Milton Devilbiss
Linganore Methodist Church
Unionville
Isaac Nicodemus
Kenneth Tyson
June Ghsan
Airy
Harry Ainsworth
Easton
Singanore Grange Hall
New England States
New Windsor High School
Towson State Teachers College
Carroll County
de. Beckhelm
Mt. Vermon
Barbara Kay Beckhelm
Paul Beckhelm
Mt. Verton
Richard Arthur Moore
Mt. Verson
First Methodist Church
Vernon
Hood College
Calvary Methodist Church
Wee de Leer
Christian Service
Jefferson Methodist Church
Maurice Lee Dade
H. Robert Rice
Dakota
Berkely Pearson
Brazil
Belva K. Ayers
Peason
Floyd D. Huffer
Edgar E. Thomas
Joseph B. Long
Malaya
Harry Haines
Vaines
Berkeley Pearson
Polish Uprising Viewed as Communist Plot or Hopeful Sign
Senator Butler argues food shortages fueled Poland’s Poznan unrest and warns the West must back oppressed nations behind the Iron Curtain. He cites Khrushchev era famine history and urges firm policy support as a potential beacon for liberation. Also notes a July 4 wedding in Taylorsville with Ronald Magin and Hannah Hulver amid church ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall Butler
Washington
Poznan
Poland
Iron Curtain
Kremlin
Ukraine
Kheushchev
Anthony T Bouscaren
Marquette University
Khrushchev
Stalin
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospitals
Frederick area births for July 17 to 20 include debord Raw, Tangela Tyree, Kathy Lynn, Robert Duncan, Jo Ann Crum, Thomas Milton, and other newborns from Stonesifer Brown Smith Clancy Jackson Renn Putman Jackson. Also notes a church unit meeting and a bank commissioner report detailing Frederick County bank assets and deposits as of 1955 year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospitals
C. Elwood Stonesifer
Lanetown
Debord Raw
Stonesifer
Josce Haton
Thurmont
Adrian J. Brown
Frederick
Tangela Tyree
Brown
Viola Parker
Annapolis
Melvin RR. Smith
Gaithersburg
Kathy Lynn
Frank L. Clancy
South Market Street
Robert Duncan
Richard M. Crum
Walkersville
Jo Ann
James E. Baker
Robert &. Renn
Frederck
Thomas Milton
Gailord E Putman
Ladiesburg
James R. Jackson
West All Saints Street
Friay
Young Peoples Missionary
Hood College president back home after surgery
Andrew G. Truxal, president of Hood College, who had ankle bone fracture surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, is expected to return to his campus this afternoon and is progressing satisfactorily. Other local hospital news notes several patients. discharged and admitted details from Frederick and nearby facilities are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew G. Truxal
Hood College
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Johm Diffendal
St. Joseph's Hospital
Duval W. Sneadner
Frederich County
Liberty Town
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Edwin PF. Jordan
NEA Service
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Denver Goins
Joseph M Orndorff
New Market District
Richard A. Yeomans
Edward Joseph Rosensteel
DePaul Street
Emmitsburg
Joan H
Taipei
Esworthy
East South Street
Feose
Jada de' Gee
Min River
West Sevane
Eath Street
Wilsoe Place
Cleim
Taurmont
Waynesboro
Loutindile Glaver
Justice of the Peace
J. Edgar Oller
Charles Russell Favorite
Walnut
East Third Streets
West Third Steets
Philadelphia Avenue
Philadelphia Avene
Jefferson
Patsy Lakin
Farm Pond
Barbara Smith
Diane Schamel
Brunswick Post Office
Dorothy Dix
Cildren
Mom
Dixie
Kay
Tatner
Jon
Health Department
Bell Syndicate
Jerob Kaufman
Warren T. Warley
Amn
Kaufmans
Kaufman
Tll
Frederict
Jack P. Emmett
Country Club Heights
Atlantic City, N. J
Vicki K. Hunt
Warren T. Hunt
Fort Detrick
Northampton School For Girls
Northampton
Mass
Miss Hunt
St. John's High School
Herman E. Tyree
Tye
Heidelberg
Germany
Tyree
Bayard C. Grabill
U.S. Auary Hospital
Fort George G. Meace
Iin Blandie
Frederick Jeweler
Congressional
Hannah
Elizabeth Hulver
Floyd
Hulver
Gertrude Fleming Hulver
Harry B. Fleming Sr
Ronald Wayne Magin
E. Fred Magin
Westminster
Taylorsville Methodist Church
Richard D. Thompson
June
Beck
Evelyn Pickett
Mary Jane Twenty
Mr. Airy
Patsy Gillis
Dianne Taylor
Kimberly Brown
Leroy Brown
Mt. Airy High School
Westminster High School
Camp Lejeune
NS. C
2Nd Marine Division
Movif
Washington County Hospital
Flagerstown
Bettle B. Mostroe
Myeraville
Patricia H. Morgan
RFD
Boonsboro
Charles Town General Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
Anne Mary Swope
Brunswich
Harry Misaick
Brusewick
T. Um
Carol
Atti
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