Local hospital updates from Washington and Frederick areas
Discharges and admissions reported across Washington County and Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs. Oscar Linton Jr., Guilford Himes, Genevieve Clements, Mary Younkins, Rev P F Vauthier, Clarence Bussard, and Mrs. John Crum with conditions ranging from satisfactory to undergoing surgery and observation after recent incidents and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjories, Smith
RFD
Myersville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Oscar L. Linton Jr
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Guilford
Himes
Yellow Springs
Genevieve Clements
Emmitsburg
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Mary E. Younkins
Elwood Younkins
Brownsville
P. F
Vauthier
New Market
Church
Baltimore
Clarence 4. Bussard
College Avenue
John H. Crum
South Jefferson Street
Evelyn
The News of Frederick June 27 1958
Frederick Maryland newspaper page listing publication details and subscription rates for The News published by Great Southern Printing Mfg Co. Includes pricing by mail and carrier options. Notes Associated Press affiliation and circulation auditing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FCOE
the News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg, CO
North Court St
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Seven Billion Dollars in Interest Debt Probed
A Tax Outlook analysis assembles 1954 figures from wages, Red Cross income, ad spending, horse racing bets and other items to illustrate how annual interest payments near 7 billion dollars. The piece notes the current interest bill dwarfs 1917 federal spending and underscores the growing debt burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Outlook
Ax Foundation, Inc
American Red Cross
Kentucky
Wyoming
Nebraska
America
U. S
Mississippi
Vermont
Rhode Island
Tawaui
Brazil
Western Union Company
Uncle Sam
Bonnell to Lead Roads Commission After McCain
Baltimore Sun notes the appointment of Robert O. Bonnell as chairman of the Maryland Roads Commission, succeeding Russell H. McCain. It recalls the commission’s 48 years, past expansions, and major projects including the Chesapeake Bay bridge and Patapsco River tunnel, with McCain’s long service amid criticism and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bonnell
States, Roads Commission
McKeldin
Russell H. McCain
Bonnell
McCain
Roads Commission
Chesapeake Bay
Patapsco River
Boanell
Baltimore Sun
Local Personal News From Dill Avenue to Fort Pierce Visit
Mr and Mrs Eric C Biser and Mr and Mrs In E Houff plus family left Monday for Atlanta to visit Jamies T Duncan family. Mrs Houff and Mrs Duncan were Katharine and Lorraine Biser. Mr and Mrs Paul Hann Frederick returned from visiting Ernest Reddle in Fort Pierce Florida. Market prices show Wheat 1.95 a bushel Corn 0.85 a bushel Barley 8.50 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric C Biser
Dill Avenue
In E. Houff
Adamstown
Atlanta, Ga
Jamies T. Duncan
Houff
Duncan
Katharine
Lorraine Biser
Paul Hann
Frederick
Ernest Reddle
Fort Pierce
Florida
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A YMCA building campaign committee in Kemp Hall reported no option on the Park Hotel property. two committee members had bought it for 13000 to be used for a site fund while preserving a 25000 building fund. Dr Howard H Hopkins Sr died at 58 in New Market. A horse and buggy ran away after a collision with a post, injuring no one. Susan M Markey, daughter of Mrs J H Markey, was the sole Maryland graduate from Wellesley College. Captain Noble H Creager of the U S Army, Frederick native, retired after service under Grant and Sheridan and in the Philippines. Hospital reports list several discharges and surgeries. a farm work statistic compares U S and Soviet figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A. Building Campaign Committee
Kemp Hall
Messrs
Hammond Urner
Grayson Bowers
Charles Wertheimer
Park Hotel
Howard H. Hopkins SR
Frederick County
New Market
W. Sponseller
South Market Street Bridge
George C. Crum
Sponseller
Market Street
Susan M. Markey
J. H. Markey
Frederick
Maryland
Wellesley College
Noble H. Creager
U. S. Army
City streets worsened by sewer and street upgrades planned
Western district streets are in poor condition due to sewer installation and a major street improvement program to begin soon. Potomac Edison Board hears plans and a budget over 500000 for extra equipment to improve service. Manor Lutheran leader A G Null re elected, Virgil W. Doub named secretary, Spencer E. Stup treasurer at Frederick County Lutheran Sunday Schools reunion. Commander and Mrs Allen G Quynn and children to sail July 3 for San Francisco and then the Orient for two years of duty aboard President Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Iev
A. G. Null
Manor Lutheran Charge
Doubs
Reunion Association of
Frederick County Lutheran Sunday Schools
Braddock Heights
Virgil W. Doub
Spencer E. Stup
Allen
G. Quynn
Allen G., Jr
Pegey Quynn
San Francisco
Calif
Hayes
Orient
Quynn
Rainmaker Triumph Lights Mountain Theater Crowd
Mountain players deliver a standout Rainmaker at Braddock theater with Peter Breck in the lead as Bill Starbuck and a strong supporting cast. Joe Gerson’s sets shape three distinct scenes on a compact Braddock stage enhancing the western Nash tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Rosencrant
Mountain Players
Braddock Theater
N. Richard Nash
Joe Gerson
Braddock
Vim Wurry
Des Moines
Walter Suttey
Tratts
DesMoines
Russell
Broadway
Hollywood
Peter Breck
Bill Starbuck
Rainmaker
Curry
Clayton Fields
Noah Curry
Umpires Debate Mindset As Grieve Talks With World
Umpire Curly Grieve reflects on stress and nerves during games as he recalls conversations with aviation writers in Moscow. He notes plate duties, the pressure of World Series and the empathy of players like Yogi Berra while praising the U.S. air force connections and a Soviet training program.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Moscow
Western Air
Mosco
Nathan Twining
U. S. Air
welForce
American League
Ilhim
Staach
Ilingrad
Ed Rommel
Zhukovsky
Thel
Yogi
Bill
Ae “Yogi
Yankees
Indians
Jeff Heath
Heath
The
Summers
Bill Summers
Bible Thoughts on Umpires and Baseball Referees
A fragmented reminiscence mixes biblical phrasing with baseball duty. It recalls a player or coach critiquing umpires and referees, noting talk and wisdom clash with madness, and a long-ago figure who balanced work and officiating amid lasting memories and tension.
Mountain Theater opens season with strong Cast and crowd
Today in U S Affairs reviews the Mountain Theater premiere featuring Will Gilbert in a restrained western role and Dorothy Lee Tompkins as Lizzie Curry. Jack LeGrand and H C Curry provide dependable support while director James Dyas earns praise for cast preparation. Braddock Heights theater offers easy access with a rear parking area promising an eventful season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gilbert
Deputy File
Jack LeGrand
Mountain Theater
H. C. Curry
Walter Stilley
Sheriff
Dorothy Lee Tompkins
Lizzie Curry
Lizzie
James Dyas
Braddock Heights
Mountain Top Theater
Voice of the Turtle
Eric Atkins
James Willard
National defense policy debates and budget pressures
Analysis of how Joint Chiefs of Staff recommendations interact with Congress budget actions in the United States. It critiques the political use of defense spending, argues for clear responsibility between executive and legislative branches, and notes how both parties leverage defense as a political issue while warning against overreliance on nuclear arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Congressor
University of
Florida
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Congress
Executive
America
Democratic Party
White House
Republican Party
Russia
Lalse
Europe
Inato
Willson
Mantle
Capitol
Piersall
Boston
Detroit
Simpson
Kansas City
Western Europe
Britain
France
West Germany
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
Pitchers Hit .300 In Major League Batting Chase
A-Jim Wilson Dick Donovan of the Chicago White Sox and Don Larsen of the New York Yankees are the only pitchers hitting .300 or better. Wilson leads at .308 with 12 hits in 39 at bats and a May 17 game-winning single in Cleveland. Larsen is at .306 with 11 hits in 36 at bats and drilled a bases-loaded homer off Frank Sullivan April 22. Donovan sits at .303 after 10 hits in 33 at bats with one homer and eight RBIs.
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New York
Jim Wilson
Dick Donovan
Chicago White Sox
Don Larsen
New York Yankees
Wilson
White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Larsen
Frank Sullivan
Boston
Donovan
1930s Europe parallels in Herald Tribune opinion
A brief opinion cites France and Italy capitulating without gunfire and argues Britain and the United States cannot deter a land war in Europe, claiming a repeat of the 1930s. The piece is attributed as copyright 1936 by the New York Herald Tribune, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Britain
America
Europe
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Weddings Moylan ekhara in Western Maryland College chapel
Barbara Ann Eckhardt and Lt. Daniel Wheeler Moylan were married June 16 at Baker Chapel Western Maryland College Westminster. Ceremony by Dr. Ensor and Rev Redcay followed by reception on campus. Bridesmaids wore blue pique and carried carnations and daisies. Best man Judge Morlan. ushers Franklin Benson Jr Eugene Paul and Lt Braddock Jones III. Engagement announced for Betty Jane Joy to David Isaac Bowman. Also a $5000 damage suit filed in Circuit Court by Henry H Springer Thurmont against John H Oxley for auto collision on U S 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moylan
Ekhara
Barbara Ann Eckhardt
Glyndon L Eckhardt
Glyndon
Daniel Wheeler Moylan
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Baker Chapel
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Lowell $. Ensor
Harold W. Redcay
Trinity Lutheran Church
Reisterstown
Charlotte Egan
Rome
N. Y
Morlan
Franklin M. Benson Jr
Eugene Paul
Braddock Jones
Merchantville
N. J
Baltimore County
Vrideogroom
Five Reds In Lead For Spot As All-Stars
The Cincinnati Redlegs moved into the lead at five positions in the fan balloting for the National League team for the July 10 All-Star game. The latest tallies, released by Ford Frick's office, place Redlegs at top for First base Johnny Temple, Second base Dale Long, Center field Gus Bell, and Right field Stan Musial as NL selections with others trailing. The American League picks are limited to pitchers by managers Casey Stengel and Walt Alston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Redlegs
Red Schoendienst
Rex Campanella
Ernie Banks
Duke Snider
Ford Frick
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Walt Alston
Casey Stengel
Washington
Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
Roy McMillan
Frank Robinson
All
Gus Bell
Stan Musial
Ed Batley
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John Plaine
Taneytown
James Green
Ellsworth Welch
Thurmont
John Shorb
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Bernard Warrenfeltz
Bethel
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Glenda Biehl
Joanne Derl
Susan Keefer
Deanna Harmon
Walkersville
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Air Leaders Tour
Batley
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Loyer
Musial
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Sid
Mag. U.S
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Near
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Betty Jane
David Isaac Bowman
Harry B. Bowman
Near Union Bridge
Miss Joy
Mr Bowman
State Teachers College
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Bowman
U. S. Navy
Henry H. Springer
John H. Oxley
Camp LeJeune
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Oxley
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Nelle Fos
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