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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
2
Legally themed item notes a judge urging no limit for established briefs and detailed summaries. Mentions television careers and a 1958 issue from Great Southern Printing & MFG Co with local Frederick Marylandpublication cues.
Swiss authorities in Bern order households to stock staple foods and essentials amid rising unrest in France, Algeria, and Lebanon. The precaution echoes past wartime neutrality measures as feared general war looms in Europe.
Fifty-one people passed the Department of Motor Vehicles exams at the State Armory on Thursday. Names include Sara Ann Wachter, Nicholas Shankle, Marjorie Coran, Avis Albert Young, Lillian Fogle, Tommy Ruffin Carroll Jr, Nancy Ellen Stewart Manor, Juanita Wolfersberger, Doris Rice, Roger Beall, Charles Kinnz, Millard Dutrow, Michael Quill, Frederick Lodse, Ernest Hall Jr, Margaret Wickham, Susan Martin, Paul Lewis, Nancy Geiser, Helen Hooper, George Bidle, Walter Eisinger Jr, Herman Baumzardner, Hachiro Shimanuki, Charles Wulff, Billie Upland, plus many others from Frederick and surrounding towns. A separate arrest: Ruth Virginia Runkle, 24, Mt. Airy, charged Thursday for passing on a double white line. Police report by Sergt. Harry Philis on East Patrick.
Dear Abby column excerpts from June 6 1938 reflect era humor and advice on marriage romance and social norms. Readers share inquiries about marital fidelity gearing for marriage and etiquette with responses offering caution and humor. The items mention a movie house projector booth romance expectations and lipstick and eye makeup concerns.
Frederick citizens vote next Tuesday June 10 to elect a new mayor five aldermen and a city treasurer for four years. Mayor John A Derr leaves the post to run for statewide office and Board President E Paul Magaha does not seek re election. other incumbents seek another term.
Fort Detrick officials urge civic participation while discussing public administration as household task analogy. Army announces new NCO insignia and rank titles under pay-structure revision with phased four-year implementation and 400 Army-wide promotions.
At the meeting of the Board of School Commissioners the county needs for next year were set at 315000 for new buildings 61000 for general school purposes and 10500 for salary increases. The State Road Commission with Gov Crothers met residents at the Court House to discuss the county share of 5 million dollars for road improvements. Howard Kefauver living near town was bitten four times on the left arm by his dog. The Frederick baseball team lost 10 to 2 at Hagerstown as Benson pitched for Frederick and could not be hit. The Board named S Fenton Harris Pearl Baker and E Russell Stockman to oversee the commercial courses.
Civilians who left the post this week include Baylor Wu Crist Je Robert J McGrath Ber jpard Esworthy Dorothy M Bentz Elizabeth R White Charles L Korrell Edith Miller and Barbara Hammond Three military personnel departed Specialist Third Class George A Ruth Jr will work as a chemist for Monsanto Chemical Company in Kearney New Jersey Private First Class Arthur Zeikel will become a financial research analyst for Ira Haupt and Company in New York City and pursue a Doctorate in Economics at New York University Captain Robert Rene Medical Unit will return to UCLA Medical School California to complete his residency
Inflation fears intensify as business leaders warn of possible price hikes amid recession. Meade Alcorn reports GOP prospects improving for Senate control, though gains remain uncertain.
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