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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
2
Lawrence column notes a Senate Committee discussion led by David Lawrence. The item references a weekly note published in the Great Southern Pig SG edition and mentions monthly payments and rates with a June 6, 1957 date.
Eisenhower era proposals push for a world body with eighty nations to manage peaceful atomic development and other sciences. The U S pledges a billion dollars in nuclear material for a global pool, while Strauss calls for a wider international forum including Britain France and Canada to address disarmament and scientific risks beyond the atom.
Dr Charles P Rice of York was elected president of Hood College Board of Directors succeeding the late Andrew Broadbeck of Hanover. Miss Marianna Radcliff of Emmitsburg and George A Zeigler of Rosemont were married in the rectory of St Anthony’s church Emmitsburg. Dennis Valentine and Lawson Herring of Emmitsburg admitted to Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Norman Graham and Esther Stouter discharged. Robert B Tressier of Thurmont admitted to Waynesboro Hospital.
In a 1901 Frederick display the Business Men's Association notes railroad officials have issued orders to end the practice of backing passenger trains into the city, signaling a shift in rail operations and city service.
Birth notices list new arrivals from Frederick and surrounding areas. Entries include James Patrick Fogle fifth child of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Fogle Route 2 Union Bridge. Cynthia Ann Hahn second child to Mr and Mrs John A Hahn Route 4 Frederick. Jon Eric Lantz second child to Mr and Mrs Donald R Lantz 1316 West College Terrace. Rebecca Ann Porter sixth child to Mr and Mrs Carroll Porter Woodbine. Susan Louise Ridgely third child to Mr and Mrs Henry R Ridgely Route 1 Woodbine. James Todd Hart third child to Mr and Mrs James M Hart South Main Street Airy. Norma Elizabeth Messen second child to Mr and Mrs Leonard A Messen 423 East Patrick Street. Lois Jean Moser second child to Mr and Mrs J Thomas Moser Airview Middletown.
James Harlow reports on Eisenhower Khrushchev and Bulganin reiterating disarmament aims with no breakthrough. Eisenhower insists on testing until a foolproof inspection driven disarmament is reached, while Bulganin and Khrushchev hint at limited steps. Gretchen, their daughter, finishes her freshman year at Hood.
Broad Run resident Mrs John S Bawlus turns 85 on Friday while Irvin L Smith of West Fifth Street reaches 56. John William Bobby Thomasson moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to Johns Hopkins for observation. James Robert Sier, son of Mr and Mrs James Sier of Route 1 Frederick, will turn 12 on Friday. Jacqueline Parks of Silver Spring, daughter of Owen Everhart, earned nursing degree in Washington DC. Cynthia Ann Hahn born at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John A Hahn of Frederick. Dr Paul Beckhelm, former Hood College music head, now at Cornell College, and Mrs Beckhelm visiting with Wayne Neely family.
Reading of patient reports lists several individuals at Frederick Memorial Hospital and other facilities. Names include C Brueney George R Himes Sr Peggy Lenhart and Pauli Angleberger. Affected hospitals include Frederick Memorial Hospital Veterans Administration Center Montgomery County General Hospital and Adams town facility with various conditions and operating statuses.
Montgomery County American Legion posts sponsor a talent hunt at Wheaton High School on June 21 with about two dozen entries received. Entrants compete for an all expenses paid trip to New York City and an audition with Fed Mack radio TV amateur hour, with proceeds funding the Legion orthopedic fund. Entries due by June 10 to Larry E. Hill Wheaton Md.
President Eisenhower boards the Saratoga for Atlantic maneuvers at Mayport near Jacksonville as top aides join the voyage. The trip previews naval air power and strategic operations while Letters of administration are granted in two estates in the Orphans Court.
The text outlines a loose range forecast from the U S Weather Bureau for now through July and includes a scattered narrative about travel via Greensboro North Carolina and Mayport base plus references to Barbara Mullinix and events at the University of North Carolina and Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. The passage also mentions demonstrations and the Saratoga with various scattered phrases about Damascus Florida and other locations.
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