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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

4

Vacation Precautions and Freemason Ladies Night Observed

Vacation planning reminders urge homeowners to secure their houses and notify neighbors before trips. A 290-person audience attended the Frederick Lodge of Perfection Scottish Rite Ladies Night at Peter Pan Inn with guest Dr. Edgar Powers and entertainment by Frederick High School students including Miss Robin Carter and performances ranging from pantomime to magic.

Frederick Lodge of Perfection Peter Pan Inn Charles F. Trunk Jr Howard M. Albaugh Edgar Cordell Powers Maryland Octavia Zimmerman Miss Carter Edith Whisner Randall Higinbotham Oklahoma Gwen Jordan Mary Willard

Farouk Fulfills $4000 Promise In Washington County

Ex King Farouk of Egypt pays up on a $4000 pledge to Washington County teachers and students in a televised learning program. Marisa Zocchi wins the same amount, while backers praise the project as a landmark in education and international goodwill amid a potential global teaching revolution.

Florence Italy Farouk Egypt Anothet Rel Ie Washington County Rome Giulio d’Amelio Marisa Zocchi Marisa Lascia O

Seventy-one Maryland Teachers Headed to NEA Meet

Baltimore July delegation from the Maryland State Teachers Association travels to Portland Oregon for the 94th National Education Association convention July 1 6 They will participate in NEA Representative Assembly meetings and policy discussions Led by Paul B Stevens Milson Cc Raver Harry R Poole and Dr Vernon E Anderson

Baltimore Maryland Maryland State Teachers’ Assn National Education Assn Portland Ore NIA Representative Assembly Paul B.stevens Tthe State Teachers Association Milson Cc. Raver MSTA Harry R. Poole Hagerstown NEA Vernon E. Anderson Hyattsville College of Education University of Maryland

Frederick Maryland June 2 1956 newspaper snippet

A fragmented note shows subscription rates and postal details with mentions of the Associated Press and local news rights. The fragment references Frederick Maryland and a June 2 1956 date.

Maryland Brick and Supply plant nears completion

Fifty years ago a Maryland Brick and Supply Company plant was under roof with the drying rooms nearly done and three large kilns in progress. In nearby news a family on South Market Street heard an odd disturbance as a cat caused a curtain to fall during a burglary scare. Dutrow soda profits benefited the YMCA building fund with 801 sodas sold and 40.05 dollars raised. Buckey's Rats defeated the White Eagles 54 in a baseball game on O'Leary's lot with Shenk and Storm notable in the play and Eisenhauer and Du vall and Hahn and Sponseller handling the batteries.

the News Maryland Brick and Supply Company Charles E. Zelers South Market Street Y.M.C.A Buckey RATS White Eagles O’leary Shenk Storm Eisenhauer and Duvall Hahn and Sponseller Eagles

Tomato Plants Turned Out To Be Marijuana In San Francisco

In San Francisco auxiliary officer William Spike found plants in his yard that looked like tomatoes but were marijuana. Narcotics expert Lt Alvin Niccolini confirmed a large marijuana batch. Spike burned the plants yesterday while pondering how the garden began. An unrelated line notes about eight million U.S. school children with vision difficulties.

San Francisco William Spike Alvinj Niccolini Niccolini Spike

Frederick native named deputy warden in Maryland prison

William F. Steiner former Frederick police chief was appointed deputy warden of the Maryland House of Correction by the State Board of Welfare. The Independent Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary won first prize in the state firemen parade in Hagerstown for the best appearing auxiliary. Junior auxiliary placed second. Patricia Feiser Woodsboro is two months into Mountain Lake Camp for Girls in Mountain Lake Virginia where she serves as assistant director of swimming and horseback riding. An attorney general opinion received by State's Attorney Sherman F. P. Bowers confirms a ruling prohibiting county dance events on Sundays.

the News William F. Steiner Frederick Maryland House of Correction State Board of Welfare Independent Hose Company Hagerstown Patricia Feiser Woodsboro Mountain Lake Herbert R. O'Connor Sherman FP. Bowers

Miss Patsy Layman Weds Benny Brakeall in Walkersville

Miss Patsy Jane Layman daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger J Layman Walkersville wed Benny Robert Brakeall son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Brakeall Ridgely West Virginia in the Evangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville Rev H C Kettler officiated The couple will reside in Shepherdstown following a wedding trip The bride a Shepherd College graduate and faculty member at Middletown High School

Patsy Jane Layman Roger J. Layman Walkersville Benny Robert Brakeall Edgar Brakeall Ridgely W. Va Evangelical United Brethren Church H. C. Kettler Aubrey Layman Roy Davis Shepherd College Atple Shepherdstown Don M. Brakeall Cumberland Robert Layman Willard Brakeall William Holmes Walkersville High School Middletown

Washington County to test television in classrooms

Washington County plans a five year program to deliver instruction by closed circuit television in all 47 schools. The project, led by Superintendent William M Brish, will involve about 20 000 students and use RETMA support and Ford Foundation funds for training and equipment.

Washington County William M. Brish Carol Ceilvision Liam M. Brish Frederick Washington Counry Public Brish Elm Street The Radio- Electronics-Television Manufacturers Association RETMA Pro Fund For the Advancement of Education Ford Foundation Ford Foundation Fund Office of Education National Education Association Joint Council On Educational Television Hagerstown

Campaign Papers Destroyed After Two Year Retention

Questions and answers reveal that campaign reports filed under the Corrupt Practices Act were kept for two years and then destroyed to free space, with only committee reports sometimes sent to archives. The interview notes that the 1946 Congressional Reorganization Act does not require archiving individual candidate reports.

Ins Office Secretary of the Senate House of Representatives National Archives Senate House Capitol Washington Daily News Department of Justice Department

Local Surgery Updates From Frederick Area Hospitals

Among the sick Miss Brenda Fagan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Fagan, Wilson Place is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she underwent surgery Wednesday morning. She is reported getting along satisfactorily. Miss Ruth Harshman, West Pith i street extended, is scheduled to undergo surgery today at Washington County Hospital, Haghers town. Mrs Roger Hildebrand, Woods boro, entered the Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for surgery. Mr Charles W Miller, formerly for Frederick, and in recent years residing at Woodsboro, is a patient at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home, Braddock Heights.

Brenda Fagan Lawrence E Fagan Wilson Place Frederick Memorial Hospital Ruth Harshman West Pithi Street Washington County Hospital Hagherstown Roger Hildebrand Woods Boro Charles W. Miller Frederick Woodsboro Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock ,Heights

Liggon announce birth of son Herbert Houston III

Mr and Mrs Herbert H Liggon Jr Shawnee Drive announce the birth of a son Herbert Houston III Monday at the Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

Herbert H. Liggon Jr Shawnee Drive Herbert Houston Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

National Archives Reports Refusal on 1948 Campaign Files

Side Glances notes that the national archives office did not grant a Department of Justice request for reports on the 1948 campaign. Sources say records were usually kept open for public inspection through two House terms, implying access until December 1956. The motive behind the denial remains undisclosed, with Right to Know committees among possible investigators.

Tory Grand Jury St. Louis FBI Internal Revenue Ralph R. Roberts U.S. News & World Report Roberts National Archives Office Department of Justice New York Herald Tribune, Inc

Damages Sought In Two Civil Suits In Circuit Court

In Kingman Brewster’s case against Hammaker Bros Inc of Thurmont, $10 000 in damages is sought for alleged substandard memorial stonework at Fort Lincoln cemetery with $2 800 already paid and a claim for the remaining $500. A second suit by Bradley Keeney against Robert Sweddle seeks $10 000 for injuries from a collision on Copper Mine road on October 24, including medical costs and loss of time from work.

Kingman Brewster Washington Hammaker Bros., Inc Thurmont Brewster Sherman P. Bowers Pewster Fort Lincoln Prince George's County Bradley F. Keeney Robert Sweddle Woodsboro Keeney Edwin F. Nikirk Weddle

TV Acts As Observer As Test Of Weapons

TV cameras were deployed at Chincoteague Naval Air Station to observe tests of high powered munitions. A rugged tripod camera was placed in the firing pit three feet from advanced weapons tested by the Aircraft Weapons Department of the Naval Aviation Ordnance Test Station. Another small 5 pound camera was mentioned as part of the test setup.

Chincoteague Chincoteague Naval Air Station Aircraft Weapons Department Naval Aviation Ordnance Test Station

Two Arrests Reported In Local Incidents

Mary F. Harrison of Frederick was arrested for intoxication and held under 25.80 dollars for a Friday hearing. James Noble of New York City was picked up for vagrancy and held under 25.90 dollars for a hearing. Hospital notes list patients discharged from Washington County Hospital including Katherine E. Miller and infant, Mary A. Stottlemyer, and Virginia J. Jones with infant daughters.

Mary F. Harrison Frederick Sergi, Quynn Officer Boost James Noble New York City C Cor Stockman Hospital Washington County Hospital Hagers‘town

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