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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1957

Page

3

Lawrence Discusses Communist Campaign to Scare America

Washington June 11 David Lawrence argues the Communist campaign aims to scare the nation into pursuing tests of weapons vital for American defense and survival. He analyzes motives and potential impact of such intimidation on U S policy and public opinion.

America Washington

Frederick High School graduates at Tivoli theater

One hundred forty one students received diplomas at Frederick High School commencement in the Tivoli theater. Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks delivered the address and other local notes cover staff changes and community news.

Frederick High School Tivoli Theater Benjamin W. Meeks Calvary M George T. Schroeder, JR West Third Street Trail Avenue Park John L. Sheridan Troy Mt St.Mary's College Emmitsburg

Frederick News page item from June 3 1957 issue

Local newspaper page from The News Frederick Maryland notes June 3 1957 content and publication details including dates and staff notes. Appears to describe the paper's production and AP news updates.

Frederick Tuesdas Sss Gupatehes Perea

Quiet Middle East Outlook as Tensions Ease

A historical survey notes reduced tensions in the Middle East after Syria and Egypt faced resistance, Jordan faced invasion fears last fall, and Syrian troops withdrew from Jordan. It highlights Soviet backing for Syria and Egypt, regional rivalries with Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and worries about new clashes if blocs unite to seize Jordanian territory.

Middle East Russia Israel Jordan Egypt Hussein Syria Traqq Turkey Lebanon King Saud Saudi Arabia West Jordan Hadi

Holter Accepts Position with Standard Oil Company

Lawrence R Holter son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Holter a Fairview Avenue graduate of the University of Maryland with a bachelor of science in chemical engineering joins the Standard Oil Company of Ohio and will start work July 2 in Cleveland. Morgan State Grants Degrees to Area Students Johns Hopkins President Dr Morton S Eisenhower delivers address as honorary degrees are awarded to Marian Anderson and others Betty Collins Barbara Hid and Richard Hill Sam Harper and Percy Ricketts also noted.

Holter Lawrence R.holter Lawrence F. Holter Fairview Avenue University of Maryland Alpha Chi Sigma American Institute of Chemical Engineers Fie Standard Oi Company Ohio Cleveland Morgan State Morgan State College Baltimore Morton. S. Eisenhower Johns Hopkins University Marian Anderson Betty Colins Barbary Hid Richard Hill This City Samuel Harper Poolesvill Percy Ricketts Dicker

Frederick Heinlein dies in Frederick long-time resident

Frederick born in Germany and long active in local business died at his home aged 7. The item notes local events including rat activity killing several chickens at North Market Street and the sudden death of 14 year old Harry Edward Rickerds during a baseball game near Frederick Bricks Works. It also mentions a municipal election upcoming with four precincts and the baccalaureate service at the Woman's College Evangelical Reformed church with Rev. Henry H. Apple delivering the sermon.

Ems Celamus of the News Frederick Heinlein Frederick Germany Harry Baumgardner North Market Street Harry Edward Rickerds Wm. H. Rickerds East Third Street Frederick Bricks Works Tommorrow Woman's College Evangelical Reformed Church Henry H. Apple Trinity Reformed Church York, Pa

Five Hood College Faculty Promoted Across Disciplines

Hood College announces promotions for five faculty members led by Dr. Martha Binney to professor of English and Dr. Virginia Lewis to professor of political science. Promotions also include Dr. Ruth Griffith to associate professor of biology and music faculty, Dr. John Ramaley and William Sprigg, to associate professors.

Hood College Mary Frear Keeler Martha M. Binney Virginia E. Lewis Ruth E. Griffith John D. Ramaley William Sprigg Biiney Hood University of Michigan Michigan State University Lewis Washington University of St George ,Washington University New York University IMZ Commission On Government and Discipline Griffith Kansas State ‘Teachers College State College of Washington Northwestern University Maryland ‘Inland Fish and Game’ S Commission Ramaley University of Colorado Northwestern Universiity Cooperative Government Association Sprigg The Evangelical Lutheran Church Eastman School of Music University’ of Rochester Catherine Crozier Harold Gleason Virgil Fox Baltimore Symphony Orchestra

Local Notices and Social News Roundup

Mrs Elmer Hofer of Girard Ohio attended Hood College commencement and stayed with Mrs Earl Zeigler in East Second Street. A wedding between Doris Bergerman and Technical Sergeant Leon Farrell of Hyattstown occurred Saturday night June 1. Mr and Mrs Donald C Fuchs announce birth of daughter Karen Virginia on June 3 in Alexandria Virginia. Several locals including Mr and Mrs Carl F Carty and daughter, and Mr and Mrs G Samuel Smith attended events. Police officers Marshall H Murray and wife and Russell Strine returned from a trip to Canada and New York.

Elmer Hofer Girard, O Hood College Earl Zeigler East Second Street William R. Barnhart Hood Ciety St. Peter’s In College Hancock Fat Westminster High ‘School Westminster Oscar Ramsburg Mildred Blank Sandra Mt Pleasant Carl. F. Carty Elmira New York Donald C. Fuchs Alexandria Karen Virginia Fuchs Ruth’ Garrett George B. Garrett Thurmont Knoxville Charles C. Hollbruner Woodsboro G. Samuel Smith Union Bridge Harry G. Cosgrave Adamstown Doris Bergerman Leon Farrell Hyattstown Marshall H. Murray

Frederick High teacher wins national science scholarship

Ivano F Shanholtz a science instructor at Frederick High School has received a 50 person national scholarship to study at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg VA. He will depart June 42 and finish August 7. The program funds weekly pay and a family allowance.

Ivano F. Shanholtz Frederick High School Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg Thn Shanholtz VPI West Virginia East Frederick North Frederick Seminole Road Monetacy Village

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Discuss Family Religion and Garden Topics

Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club met at Mrs William Lawson home in New Market with Miss Beatrice Fehr presenting Religion Is A Family Affair. Members heard talks on pruning shrubs mulching and perennials and previewed Rural Women's Short Course for June 17 22.

Pleasant Grove Club Beatrice Fehr Pleasant Grove Homemakers Club Wiliam Lawson New Market Merri] Hahn Raymond Barnes Barnes Norman Nusbaum Fehr Miss Fehr Lawson Harry Pardee John Grimm Susan Nusbaum

Jack Sullivan Named Outstanding In Maryland Sports

Mount St. Marys College star Jack Sullivan was chosen as Maryland’s outstanding sports figure for 1956 by the Baltimore Sports Reporters Assn. He will receive the award at the annual banquet next Monday. Sullivan scored 2,617 points in four years, ranking third nationally among college players. He was named to the Associated Press Little All-America team. Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals will be the guest speaker.

Baltimore Jack Sullivan Mount St. Mary’s College Maryland Assn Sullivan Don Kellett Baltimore Colts Mount St.Mary's

Flag Day Talk At Zonta Club Features History Of Flags

Edward D. Steem, local attorney, spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on Flag Day about the flag's history. He traced the Union Jack and St George and St Andrew crosses, the Continental Congress adoption in 1777, and the 1818 rule adding stars for new states. The program included “The Flag Goes By” and the Star Spangled Banner.

Edward D. Steem Zonta Club Francis Scott Key Hotel Speak England Scotland United States Britain Eath Cambridge Mass St. George St. Andrew Continental Congress Union Betsy Ross Francis Scott Key Port McHenry Vermont Kentucky Congress Arizona Maryland Adjutant General's Office

Local Notes on Health and a Curious Bridge Hand

Among the sick is John N. Davis confined to Glenmerie Nursing Home. Mrs John Boone of Yellow Springs admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Ray S Baer Lewistown back home after week in hospital for broken left arm from horse kick. Willard L Brown Jr four underwent operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital, in fair condition. Herbert Grim Route 1 Knoxville treated at Washington County Hospital after head injury from a Sunday baseball incident. A math professor notes a perfect bridge hand of 13 cards in one suit occurs only once in 40 billion hands.

Eisenhower National Academy of Sciences Charles Baker U.S Lejuene N. C Regina Rybikowsky Theresa James F Alexandria Harold Ditzler Clarence Sanders Robert Gelwicks U.S. Ma Camp Lejuene N_ C Earl Gelwicks Matt J. Paidant Kovich Silver Spring Relaheadlines Air Charles RB Robert Joel Hildebrand Topper Waynesboro Sefurdaw Remann University of California American Chemical Society Lawrence H. Smith Wisconsin Francis B. Walter Pennsylvania Houses Committee On Un-American Activities Linus Pauling California Institute of Technology Walter House of Representatives Dr. Pauling Herbert Congress Delphey Farm Rocky Springs Hand Theley Charles Kemp Mar Department of Justice Asi Garet Mapaha Olantad Aon- Smith Pauling John N. Davis North Marketstreet Glenmerie Nurfing Lander John Boone Yellow Springs Frederick Memorial Hospital Ray S. Baer Lewistown Willard L. Brown Jr Willard L. Brown Route 4 Frederick Herbert Grim Knoxville Washington County Hospital

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list numerous families welcoming new children from June 10 to June 11. Names include Richard Don, Cathy Verna, Sarah Catherine Harwood, Donald Leslie, Barry Duane, Elaine Maria, Gary Wayne, Craig Timothy, Ronald Eugene, Lark Suzette, Donald Edward, Howard Thomas III, Bessie Lorraine, and others with mixed locations such as Lovettsville and Union Bridge. A social note mentions a family dinner honoring Edward Trittipoe, graduate of Frederick High School, with home movies shared.

Frederick Memorial Hospital William Hill Galen Bridge John W. Salt Barry Duane Aubrey Gray Hamsville Jeffrey Stewart Birs Charles Smith Box Union Bridge Elaine Maria Smith Romaine Harp Carroll Wastler Frederick Robert Milligan Westminster Donald Edward Howard de Grange East Second Street Howard Thomas Lloyd F. Cooper Lander Bessie Lorraine Phillip G. Seeger Arlington Hermano B. Brust Brust Edward Trittipoe Frederick High School Seeger Benjamin Trittipoe Perry L. Trittispoe Maurice F. Trittipoe Winfred B. Edwards

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Lawrence By David Lawrence Columons Uey Atomic Energy Commission British Atomic Energy Authority Selwyn Lloyd Great Britain Truman Trueman U. S. Atomic Energy Commission New York Herald Tribu Charles B. Shorb George Arnold, Jr College Park Marie Rosensteel John Kelly Mey William Umbel Wilbur Umbel Edna Tressler Kenneth Vaughn Gertrude Peters Harry Kuhns Calgary Methodist Church Walker Chapman Chris Schmitt Atchison Geis Viscount Cherwell Com Msgr Bernard J. Bragiey Frederick Business Mee Frederick Chamber of Commerce Frank Keefer Charles F. Trunk Jr Dale E Bureingtto Fecent Timne George Herbert Cramer William McKinley Landis Edna Irene Wachter Sandra A Young Ares Ann Stup Sandra Louise Mastrino Trisha Ann Martz Betty Regina Covell William Christopher Woerner Hayoana Ana Haines William Wayne Carde Louise Ellen Hargett Sylvia la Rue Hart Dennis Troupe Fagan Bruce Ivan F. Shanholts Zonta Henry Holcom Bennett Nan K. Roderick Charles Frederick Bowers Sr Maryland School For the Deaf Miss Brown Norma Etzler Ethel Northam Frederick County Victor Cullen Hospital Mrrs Sonia fLevien Catherine Johnson Jr. Women’s Clube Zonta International Elizabeth Schroeder Hawaii Hilda Crogholy Taetog Pat RCA Sorences Musial Mother Seton John Theodore Balmer Harold Stephen Barbe James Elmer Brown Terence Clay Byard Rita Ann Cool Sallabing Regina Clark Arthur Spalding’ Elder Joseph Hunter Elliot Fred Leroy Hawk Yvonne Suzanne Henke Harry Maurice Hobbs Charles Robert Hubbard Joyce Teresa Knott Mary Edna Kriet Francis Robert Lewis Viola Elizabeth Matthews Mary Ann Myers Lawrence Francis Orendorff Pauli Richard Orndorff Bernard Joseph ‘Ott Frances Ann Ott Donald Joseph Pastorett Mary Elizabeth Plumer Rita Ann Remavage Gerald Edward Rightnowr Barry Stephen Roos Alice Ann Sherwin Wilbur Ray Topper Francis Roger Walter Monica Seton Warthen Barbara Frances Welty Caroll Elizabeth Weinschhof Nancy Louise Wetzel John Michael Williams Mary Frances Williams Pilgrim's Chorus Richard Wagner Adam Geible Francis J. Dodd C. M Philip Dion John Balmer Sodality of St. Joseph's Mancia Warthen Carol Wenschhof Mother Seton Pta Ference Byard Ancient Order of Hibernians Yvonne Henke Seto Pta Ito Pamella Miller Ann Marie Bowlting Ramona Clark Shirley Little Margaret Marshall Edward Adelsberger Yvonne Welty St. Anthony's Parish Barry] Roos Mary Frances Willams Barbara Welty Rebecca Haley Doris Michaels Dianne Topper Mary Genevieve Wivell Monica Norris Edward Orndorff Mary Troxeil Ann Marie Bowling George Brown Donald J ‘Byard Dennis Martin Williama Eiker Maryanne Sanders Rolandt Trenton Ont Jack Westail Robins Robin Westall
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