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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
9
President Eisenhower urged doctors at the American Medical Association annual convention to back a sound dollar and fiscal restraint. He compared a balanced budget to balanced health and warned against government reliance for support, stressing economic stability and a robust economy.
In a nationwide AMA broadcast Eisenhower ties a robust economy to Republican chances in 1960. He warns against wasteful spending like bad food and argues a balanced budget is vital as prosperity grows. He cites health and discipline as part of fiscal policy.
The site 30 miles east of Berlin was chosen for raw eastern materials. Opened in 1950, the plant now employs about 100000 workers and turns out over a million tons of pig iron yearly for eastern mills. When complete it will be a major self contained facility providing a quarter of East Germany’s steel and is fully mechanized with 20 miles of conveyors controlled from a central station. Workers are largely re educated farmers craftsmen and clerks living in a nearby city.
The Federal government will cover all costs to reconstruct Montevue Lane, with bids to be let by the County Engineer O Wilson Rankles and work scheduled for 1961. The project will be funded through federal reimbursements, as Fort DeTrick personnel rely on the road. A delegation from Loys requested macadam on New Cut road, about one mile, and officials indicated it would be programmed for next Fall but not before due to other projects.
About 100 pickets and 59 police confronted nonprofessional workers at seven area hospitals during a strike over union recognition and higher pay. Police arrested several on felony and disorderly conduct charges as traffic halted near Flower Fifth Avenue Hospital.
The Frederick County Building Permit Office in Winchester Hall approved seven new permits across six districts totaling 28 650 dollars. Projects include a 29 000 private residence a 4 000 barn a 2 209 porch and silo a 2 000 silo a 700 garage and breezeway a tractor shed a wash house and a bound for a home on Mountain Road. Applications list names such as William Hobson Kenneth Poling Raymond L. Smith M Madaline Roderick Harold Roderick Clifford Payne and Lloyd Fitez with locations in Braddock Urbana Catoctin Emmitsburg Linganore Buckeystown Frederick and Say You Saw it In The News.
Uncertain remarks follow a tense exchange about stalled work projects on the board. The speaker hints at ongoing efforts and potential time frames, mentioning a couple of years and ongoing discussions without clear reasons.
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