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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
4
A Frederick Maryland newspaper column argues that mass education must be balanced by individual pursuit of knowledge. It urges graduates to continue seeking learning through study and critical thinking, noting new challenges will always arise and steady effort is essential for leadership and national progress.
June 14 1906 item notes a coal firm building demolition on East Patrick street and a new three story structure. Commencement week at Frederick High School includes a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon and address by Dr DeWitt M Benham. Lists graduates from Frederick High including Daisy de Cecil and Worthington along with others. Mr George P Buckey, a Union Bridge banker, breaks his right leg after a fall in the woods near New Market. Leo Weinberg to receive a law degree at Washington and Lee University after finishing male high school in 1903 and study of law.
Readable excerpts cover Potomac Edison officials discussing trolley track moves on Market Street and sewer upgrades with city, county, and Chamber of Commerce representatives. The piece also notes wedding announcements in Charles Town and New Windsor, details a parish hall addition debt reduction, and lists assorted local court cases and fines.
Chemical Week reports firms test postemergence crabgrass killers for home lawns. DMA and other compounds show strong but not foolproof results, with timing and temperature critical. National Geographic notes on John Hanson precedency. Ocean City hosts 12th annual Maryland veterans convention with 250 delegates and planned events led by Commander James A. Rice and Maj. Gen. Melvin Maas.
President Eisenhower’s doctors say he is likely to be healthier after last week’s intestinal operation at Walter Reed. The disclosure of medical details and the White House openness reassure the public, while observers note such procedures have not ended political careers for figures like Stevens on Truman Harriman or Adlai.
Congressman Hyde urges debate on postal rate increase on its merits not political expediency. He cites progress toward cost recovery and notes the need to fund a coal research program and protection of mines. He mentions the Little Youghiogheny Watershed Project and VA University graduation amid federal programs.
The Federal Communications Commission has accepted and filed the application of Richard F. Lewis Jr. of Frostburg for a license to operate a radio station there, signaling growth in the 6th Maryland District. The article also notes strong enforcement of antisocial behavior laws as a key community goal.
Mr and Mrs Harry Beall and Glen Imerrie Nursing Home at Landery hosted a weekend in New York city. Dr John A Hansen Jr of the University of Tennessee spends the summer at his parents home 625 Park Place. Miss Jo Betty Donald of Midland Texas visiting Mr and Mrs Murray H Foul near Frederick Me and Mrs Clyde Abrecht Jr of Montclaire avenue celebrate their fifteenth wedding anniversary today.
Among The Sick Young David Dawson son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dawson Frederick who under surgery at Mercy Hospital Baltimore Tuesday morning is reported in satisfactory condition Mr Harry K Shaffer Dill avenue entered University Hospital Baltimore last week for observation and treatment Marshall Doc Castle RFD 1 Frederick is reported in satisfactory condition after undergoing surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday
Market prices show wheat at 1.95 billion and corn at 8.50 billion with barley listed as m e b i and no other details provided.
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