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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
2
Business leaders weigh the meaning of old figures against a new flood of data on unemployment and earnings. Banks and economists differ in tone from cautious optimism to warnings that no turning point is assured as summer patterns and seasonal swings influence the recession outlook.
Page four of the Ashe News from Frederick Maryland dated Thursday June 5 1958 lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes the paper uses the Associated Press for national dispatches and is entered as second class matter at the Post Office.
The piece discusses General de Gaulle's conditions to become France's premier aimed at stabilizing postwar governance and its appeal against Communist opposition. It also notes President Eisenhower seeking authority to spend foreign aid in Iron Curtain countries, separate from the mutual security bill, as reported by Senate Republicans.
At the meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen the city attorney will draft an ordinance for a special election on a 100000 bond issue for waterworks improvements debt funding and street work. Citizens National Bank moves to temporary offices while a new building is erected on Market Street. Company 4 to leave Saturday for Fort Howard for ten days of coast defense drill. Mr William Harry Haller and Monica Fitzpatrick wed at the bride’s parents home in Pontiac with present Stuart Haller. Junior Fire Company committee and United Fire Company offer horses to haul the street sprinkler with drivers paid 12 per day under mayoral supervision.
In Utah, 29 year old Joe Miceli defeated 21 year old Jay Fullmer by a third round knockout at 2 09 of the third after Fullmer led 28 28 on points. Miceli weighed 147 and Fullmer 140.
Twenty years ago in 1938 the city and county high schools begin Commencement Week with baccalaureate services. Graduation exercises follow and elementary commencements are slated next week.
Thompson received an additional ten days in jail after a magistrate court appearance in Klinehart's alley. The case involved drunken activity within city limits and was heard by Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. with Col. William Boone Jr. presenting the charge. Separate drunken driving and support-related matters were noted, including a $150 fine for Samuel E. Moore and an ongoing payment dispute surrounding alimony.
Doris Stonesifer of Taneytown, sister of Mr and Mrs David Stonesifer, married John Jac McGlaughlin of Emmitsburg at Elias Lutheran parsonage in Innisbure Friday May 23. The double wedding rite was performed by the pm Rower. The couple resides at 2 Blue Street Swih and both work for the Taiteauie Foundry in Littlestown.
A campfire event described as a Rawride drew TRA members Marilee Putman Eleanor Biser Pat Lane Brenda Fagan Wanda Derr Mary Alexander Nancy Thrasher and guests Margaret Jones Joanne Stop Pearson Talbott Arnold Jim Pay Wile Richard On Georee Lakin Low Esterly Meredith Alexander Steve Tiraster and others. The OCR fragment notes memes bonfire core and a picnic supper with clit members and tier guests.
Frederick Community Concert Association outlines a membership drive led by Robert L. Smith and Mrs H Karl Harner Jr with headquarters in Hotel Frederick. Renewal priority given to last year’s members, with public drive starting September 2 and runs to September 5 wind-up. Four key concerts planned before and after Christmas to ensure top talent, plus new officers and board listed.
Union officials report Lehigh Port Company workers ratified a contract with the United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers AFL CIO. The agreement includes a wage increase of 8 to 14 cents per hour, time and one fifth for Sunday work, and a new pension plan offering $81.25 monthly retirement pay after 35 years, plus early retirement at age 60 and a joint survivorship pension. A similar deal was approved by North American Cement Corp employees at Secur-
A daily special race track train will depart Capitol City at 13 35 a.m with intermediate stops at Silver Springs and Rockville Maryland Potomac Motor Lines will run special race bus service from the Greyhound Terminal in Baltimore Opening day features include the inaugural purse an allowance race over about six furlongs and the Charles Washington purse for older horses New management lists Herman Cohen secretary treasurer Lewis Pond vice president and Joseph P Buddy Brocator as racing secretary
Charles Town race course launches its 26th racing season with a nine race program at 2 pm under new management. The venue plans yearlong pari mutuel operation from Labor Day through September 1 with an $5,000 seating area and 39 cent admission for fans. Ismael Valenzuela to ride Tim Tam in Belmont Stakes preparation. track ownership shifts to U S Navy backed Pimlico linked group.
Vice President Nixon and Adlai Stevenson may preview presidential issues in California this fall. Nixon, a California native, is unlikely to campaign for Sen. Knowland or Gov. Knight. Stevenson tentatively accepts an invitation to campaign for Gov. Brown and Sen. Engle.
Mrs Ralph Potts of Hamilton is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment in satisfactory condition. Miss Wilma Lenhart of RFD 2 is improving at the University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore after major surgery. George Weatherholt of RED 2 is slowly improving at home after two weeks with rheumatic fever.
Mr Howard Bell of 221 East Third Street celebrates his 83rd birthday on Friday. Mr William J Clements of Poolesville marks his 76th birthday Friday. Miss Mary E Carter daughter of Mr and Mrs Norris Carter of Point of Rocks returns home for summer from Bible school in Oyster Bay Long Island sponsored by the Assemblies of God church.
In Florence AP reports Alba Guidotti a Benedictine nun received papal permission to leave vows to marry Rinaldo Matesini a former soldier once believed dead. Alba and Rinaldo reunited after decades of separation beginning in 1939 and after a long wait the Pope granted the dispensation.
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