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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
2
Inflation Across the World Shows Global Rise in Living Costs
United Nations figures reveal inflation spreading through the free world and Communist countries. Chile reports 789 percent rise, Brazil 177 percent during a 1955 56 period, with 19 nations surveyed showing general increases. Economists note monetary restraint and government economy as common anti inflation strategies worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Free World
Chile
Brazil
U. S
County W T U Officers Convene Meeting
The new president Mrs. Leslie Masser called the county W C T U officers to order in the M C A reading room Friday afternoon. Discussions covered savings at personal and societal levels, wages and prices moderation, and subscriptions to the magazine Listen for youth work and expansion aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw.c.t.u
Leslie Masser
M.C.A
Bell Capital
James Knowels
Local Post Office raises salaries in 1907
Salaries at the local post office are increased effective July 1 with Oscar Kefauver rising from 700 to 900 dollars Irving Biser and William Harley from 800 to 900 dollars and J W Himbury from 500 to 1000 dollars Carriers' pay increases from 50 to 90 dollars monthly. CLASS Day exercises at Girls High School in the Lutheran chapel featured welcome by Blanche Kefauver and several student speakers. A 30 year old colored inmate of Montevue was electrocuted by a live wire at Frederick Electric and Gas Co. The Temperance Union resolutions urged abstinence and stronger church programs to prevent alcoholism and juvenile delinquency and called for cooperation to end alcohol on airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Kefauver
Irving S. Biser
William A. Harley
J. W. Himbury
Blanche
Estelle Kefauves
Edith Radcliff
Elizabeth DeLashmutt
Anna W. Simmons
Etta N. Schaeffer
Janiors
Margaret A. Doll
Margaret Dill
Alice E. Elkins
Mate
Montevue
Frederick Electric and Gas Company
Four Frederick boys have tonsils removed at hospital
Four boys entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for tonsillectomies. Accompanied by their mother Mrs Raymond Hawkins near Gambrill Park she stayed with them. The boys Leona Lloyd Raymond and Byron Hawkins age 7 6 and 4 returned home Tuesday and are recovering well. The family said the operations were planned to help them eat more easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond.Hawkin
Gambrill Park
Leona
Lloyd Hawkins
Twies
Raymond
Byron
Dr. Alden K. Boor to retire from Civil Service
Dr. Alden K. Boor, Fort Detrick biochemist since 1948, retires from Civil Service. A former professor and researcher at Chicago and several universities, he authored 46 papers including work on anthrax and botulism toxin protection. He and Mrs. Boor will move to Lansing Michigan. they have four married children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden K. Boor
Fort Detrick
Fes
Rieter TM
Hevonov
Boor Haseen
Nis
Stetson University
Stetson
University of Georgia Medical School
Birmingham Southern College
Ty of Uinois College of Medicine
Universty of Chicago
Medciate
Boor
Notable Visits and Birthdays Highlight Frede rick Area Social
Mr and Mrs Robert L Shiple return from Norfolk Va to visit daughter and family. Miss Joan Lawy plans work at Samoset Hotel in Maine after Western Maryland College. Mr and Mrs Meynard W Wastler mark 21st wedding anniversary. Local birthdays include BR A Ranneberger G Ponton Sophie Schell Audrey Rice and Emily Hewitt. Niagara Falls trip planned for Rice Hewitt and Yeast party. Dr and Mrs Boor active in Calvary Methodist Frederick and professional societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Shiple
Norfolk
Capitol
Joan Lawy
cMe
Stratford
Thurmont
Luckland
Samoset
Western Maryland
Meynard W.wastler
Ridge
Braddock
BR. A. Ranneberger
Buckeystown
Gene Ponton
East Grd ‘Street
Sophie Schell
Weer South Street
Audrey L. Rice
Marion W. Rice
Emily Hewitt
Alonzo
Mountaindale
John R. Yeast
Corry
Would Honor Key By DayAnd Night Flag Use
Maryland officials seek to allow around the clock display of the Stars and Stripes at Key, alongside Fort McHenry and the Flag House in Baltimore. A committee aided senators and representatives to urge the President to sign a proclamation under the federal flag code. Fort McHenry received 1948 approval and the Flag House in 1954. Gerald Morgan indicated a prompt reply from the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wereow
Nators
Mar Jerapa J. Glenn Beal
James P
Maryland
United States
Fort McHenry
Edward 3. Delaplaine
Benjamin L. Shuff
Samuel Duvall Schell
Victor M. Birely
Congress
Twenty Years Ago Tems From The Columns Of The News
June 20 1957 items note Roosevelt packing the Supreme Court blunder discussed by a Bellimore Sun Washington correspondent at a Boys High School Alumni reunion. W. Bartgis Storm elected president as rainfall reached 1.89 inches in about an hour, shaping the year’s heaviest. Laverne Schertz Belleville Ill married Niemann Brunk at the couple’s home with Brunk’s mother present. A funnel shaped cloud arced near Frederick County but caused no storm damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
The
Supreme
Essary
Washington
Bellimore Sun
Boys High School Alumni Association
W. Bartgis Storm
Laverne Schertz
Roanoke
Ill
Niemann A. Brunk
J. D. Brunk
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Tuscarora 4-H Girls Demonstrate Hem Gate
The Tuscarora 4-H club met at the Wilson home where Suzanne and Barbara Wilson led a hem gate demonstration. Twenty two members and two leaders attended as Sharon Murphy reported on the county council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne
Barbara Wilson
Bonnie Smith
Linde Smith
Barbara Dicken
Marjory Gevibiss
Sharon Murphy
Simon Stull
Bloomfield Halls
Mary Marygaret Staley
Donna Ford
Pam
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list numerous families welcoming new members between June 15 and June 17. Names include Terry Glenn Draper, Robert Eugene Hey, Dwight David Baker, James Ernest Mayhew, Theresa Lynne Lawson, Michael Glean Israel, Charles Atlee Jr., Thomas Jefferson Sargent, John Edward Beahm, Bruce Hodgson II, William Burns, and others with origins in Maryland towns such as Adamstown Lovettsville Key details note first or second children and sons or daughters. Also mentioned is Koontz named as Emmitsburg police chief starting July 15, and Kaas moving to Maryland State Penal Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wil'iamson
Knoxville
Tenn
Kenneth Lawson
New Market
Theresa Lynne
Lawson
Patricia Ann Hardy
Hrattstown
Nelson Miller
Bords
Clifford Marshall
Charles T. Donnelly
Thurmont
Joyce Marlene
Robert Israel
Lantastier
Michael Glean
Charles Wolfe
West South Street
Charles Atlee Jr
Wolfe
Mary Lonzenecker
Union Bridge
Thomas Sargent
Itstown
Thomas Jefferson
Earl Beahm
Gaithersbarz
John Edward
Beahm
Mary Sherman
Manhattan
New York
Bruce H. MacSorfey
West Fourth Street
Bruce Hodgson TI
Lawrence Dallas
East D Street
Brunswick
William Burns
CIEF
Robert Kooniz
Taneytown
Emmitsburg
Daniel J. Kaas
Koontz
Fancytown
Kaas
Maryland
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital Accredited for Three Years
Miss Ethel Northam, R.N., director, announced the Frederick Memorial Hospital has been accredited for three years by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The hospital will receive a Certificate of Accreditation and a commendation for maintaining standards and improving patient care. A survey visit occurred May 6 by commission representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Northam
R.N
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Commissioners
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Must Provide For Family Or Take Term
Frederick man Millard Min Rick appeared in Trial Magistrate court before Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield facing failing to provide support for his family. He was ordered to find a home for his family or face four months in the House of Correction by July 3. The Children’s Aid Society had been keeping several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Man
Millard Min- Rick
Wilbur F. Sheffield
House of Correction
Children’s Aid Society
Sheffield
Charles Keeler
Baltimore
Th. A. G. Hedden
U. S. 40
Frederick
Harry E. Bowhan
Ww. McAfee
Mt. Pleasant
Nis
Supreme Court
America
Supreme Court “Law
Harding
Alger Hiss
House Committee On Un-American Activities
McClellan
Arkansas
Kefauver
Tennessee
Eastland
Mississippi
House
Congress
Imavy Wissk TF
Clark
Justice Clark
Judiciary
Stooges
Warren
Frankfurter
Black
Douglas
Brennan
United States
Siltence
Supreme Court of the United States
Johns Stewart Service
Secretary of State
Service
Changes In Signal Battalion Promotions And Assignments
The 302nd Signal Battalion announces June changes under Col. James E. Bartgis Jr. Including new assignment Specialist Third Class James W. Willard and several six month active duty and reserve postings across towns such as East Eighth Street Knoxville Mt Airy Walkersville Sykesville and Middletown with multiple Soldiers promoted to Private First Class and Private E-2 across units in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
302Nd Signal Battalion
James E. Bartgis Jr
Thurmont
Dewey A. Ramsburg
Maple Ave
el Howard E. Schildt Jr
Walkersville
Eel Mehri W. Schultz Jr
South Market Street
E-i
Lowell T. Staubitz
Sykesville
E-l
Joseph W. Sweeney
Jesse J. Wil Jer
Gaither, Md
Raymond S. Brown
Larry T. Campbell
Herman L. Jackson
Mercdith L. Kinna
Grayson
W. Mercer
Harold £. Lenhart
Charles S. Orrison
Larry Y. Anhalt
Jefferson
Phillip G. Bosley
Mt. Airy
John H. Carmody
New Windsor
Charles, T Custer
Ward J. Daugherty
Richard E. Fisher
E. St
East Street
Frank ML Graham
Psi
Kenneth J. Keener
el "Ranklin
Keeney
Arthur E. Misner
Joseph J Norrie
Dahawe
Local Hospital Updates on Notable Recoveries
Frederic residents and relatives report steady progress after recent surgeries. Jamel Creighton Chesley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Chesley, has returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and is recovering well. Mrs. Lela Kine, 20 East C Street, Brunswick, was readmitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after minor surgery. Mrs. Peggy Lenhart, 42 East Fourth Street, has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is improving. Blanche A. Mills, from Bridgeport, Conn., staying with her daughter in Frederick, was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey Shipies
Fredericessman
Caarch Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Jamel Creighton Chester
Daniel S. Chesley
North Market Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lela Kine
East C Street
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peggy Lenhart
East Fourth Street
Blanche A. Mills
Bridgeport
Supreme Court crimps congressional probes say June 1957
Lawrence discusses how the Supreme Court curbs congressional investigations. He cites fears that the court limits questioning of witnesses and constrains probes into Communist influence, racketeering, and subversion, warning of a weakened oversight system and potential impact on national security.
Organize ruling sparks partisan and graft fears
Side Glances examines a court ruling on organized activity linked to the Communist party and its impact on investigations, noting liberals’ mixed reactions and potential escapes for crooked labor racketeers. The discussion links Moscow’s approval to a strategic adaptation by U S Communist forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Moscow
United States
Communist “Daily Worker
Frederick and Middletown Recreation Workshops Set Summer Plans
Frederick playgrounds open June 24 with leaders assigned to Mullinix Chapel Rosedale Linden Hills and other parks. Middletown activity starts first week in July under Miss Wanda Neller with Peggy Holter and Samuel Huffer leading six weeks of recreation. The season features sports games music drama arts and crafts and a Yellow Springs Band concert kicks off the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Fredérick High School
Mullinix Park
Gwendolyn Henson
Cynthia Lee
Chapel Park
Doris Lydard
Carol Ann Molesworth
Rosedale Park
Barbara Mullican
Gloria Eyler
Yellow Springs
Baker Park
Baseball Highlights From A.P. Box Scores
Pitching notes: Bob Buhl of the Braves earned his seventh win and extended the losing string of the rivals to three. Dick Drott of the Cubs won his sixth and struck out eight in a four hitter. A doubleheader sweep over the Phillies featured Ernie Banks and Walt Moryn with two homers each for the Cubs. Hitting notes mention Banks and Moryn powering a comeback in behind the eight ball to win game two. Market prices list wheat, barley, and corn with quoted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bob Buhl
Braves
Dick Drott
Cubs
Buhl
Vicetory
Giants
Drott
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Walt Moryn
Bruins
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Pati
M. E. Doll
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Maryland Baners Association
Dr. Boor
University of Wisconsin
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Lot B. Stetson University
Uniiversity of Chicago
University F of Hingis
University of Chicago
University Ofllinois
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American Society of Biological Chemists
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American Association For the Advancement of Science, Sigma Xi
Research Society of America
Charles Iol and
Hubbard
David Lee Neighbours
Dietitian Food College
William 4. French
French
Helen Littie
Drexel Institute
Germantown Hospital
Germantown
Boston University
Food Service
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Elizabeth Coffman
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Mary Bulyman
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St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Parish Hall
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Sarah Talbott
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Doubs
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Gaithersburg
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