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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
2
Four Tre News notes pending U.S. wage talks to be held Sunday led by President Adenauer. The Frederick Frederick area paper lists subscription rates and contact details, with a standard masthead and post office entry dated Monday June 43, 1995.
A Population Reference Bureau study shows men who graduated in 1945 average 1.73 children in the following decade, while women graduates average 1.43. If trends hold, graduates could eventually outnumber their own predecessors, though long-term patterns depend on mortality and marriage rates. The article also discusses broader economic and social implications of rising birth rates among educated Americans.
A letter thanks the News staff for coverage of a large Rotary Birth day party organizing 14 groups in Frederick. It commends reporters Moore and Rosencrantz for preserving the event for those unable to attend and lauds civic service unity and patriotism across youth groups and veterans. The writer urges continued support for Flag Day ceremonies and Girl Scouts activities, noting sacrifices for freedom and communal service.
Local births reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital include a son for Mr and Mrs Wilam Kenneth Hawkins of Fredenes born June 2 and a daughter Cheryl Lynn Denise for Pearl Street residents born June 1. Ida Hemby, former Janes Butler, is mentioned with family ties on Pearl Street. A daughter Jennifer Faith was born Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital to Janet and spouse, with Paul and Cynthia as siblings.
Fifty years ago Hammond vitrified blacks were laid for Market Street paving between Chine and Thirel streets while Patrick street between Marked and Middle Alley saw a contract awarded to Cowell Construction Conran of Wallinsport Pa at 12 per square yard. A large crowd attended Braddock Terrats opening with live parade music and dancing plans noted. a university transfer and student activities are mentioned along with youth Pet signs and community leaders listed in scattered reporting.
A garbled archive note recalls a past city meeting, naming mayor and aldermen, public works, and street projects with references to budgets and power lines. It mentions dates, areas, and officials, reflecting a snapshot of municipal governance and civic plans from two decades prior.
Miss Benny Lovington, assistant Home Demonstration at Frederick County and leader of the county girls club, has been selected as one of Maryland camp leaders to represent the state at a National Camp in Massachusetts this week. She will attend as a leader, a high honor, with other state 4-H members from Washington area.
A commission led by former President Herbert Hoover examines government property and real estate holdings amid concerns over land and hotel properties. The panel, focused on asset management, weighs sale or transfer options and stresses accountability in federal property disposition.
The Evelyn AR White Studio of the Dance presents its 22nd annual recital at the MSE school auditorium Thursday night starting at 8 15 p m with the theme Famous Quotations and Sayings. Children from four to sixteen will perform in a program featuring many named dancers and groups in multiple routines and cast lists. A returning star from New York training, Miss Jamele Faust, joins the show to present a song and two dances learned at the Jack Kennedy School, concluding with a final chart featuring a large ensemble of students and instructors.
Aliss Betty Leana Biser daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving M Biser of this city and Bayard Burlin Rosencrantz son of the late Mr and Mrs Paul Burlin Rosencrantz near Urbana were married Saturday at seven thirty in the Flint Hill Methodist church Rev William C Harpold officiating The bride wore a dotted Swiss street length dress white accessories and a red rosebuds corsage Miss Patricia Ann Shuff Rocky Springs was maid of honor Best man was E Burlin Rosencrantz of Silver Spring and near Urbana The couple left for a wedding trip through the northern states Niagara Falls and Canada He is employed in Sears Rogbuck and Companys office and she is a foreman at the M J Grove Lime Company plant near the city
In Buenos Aires, Peron supporters shouted Down with the Pope while Catholics cried Long live Christ the King as clashes left at least eight injured, a dozen roughed up, and about 240 arrested. The mob attacked guards at the Metropolitan Cathedral, stones damaged a palace and a priest's car burned, with police using tear gas to disperse the crowd. Later Catholics regrouped but were again broken up by officers and firemen.
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital is Jonction of Mr. Harvey Catsail 224 South Carroll Street, hospitalized after a heart attack. Mrs. Edward C. Sartmann of West Twelfth Street and Mrs. Ay Luther Harawles of Elm Street are also mentioned in recovery and surgery reports. A recital program directed by Avelyn R White features Grace Moore Dancer Troupe members, approved by the Maryland State Board of Education.
Rev Dr James A Pike spoke to the Conference of the Province of Washington Episcopal Church at Rand College on redemption. He urged new ways to present theology amid public limited prolonged thinking and discussed translation of God into human life. The session opened in Coffman Chapel. evening service featured Rev John M Krumm. About 450 members registered for the conference.
Martinsburg official urges residents to conserve water amid rising usage and limited supply. Daily demand averages 2.7 million gallons with storage near 20 million gallons at West Quarry Reservoir, enough for about 5 days if needed. Draining excess water into Tuscarora Creek considered to prevent overflows as rains have reduced need for curbs.
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