Personal notices from Gaithersburg and nearby towns
A stream of social items notes visits by Col. and Mrs. Munshawery Fy Munshawry and the Sommer family in Frankfort Germany, honors for Lt. General Charles B. Tart at Hq 17th AAA group Army Chemical Center, and a Gaithersburg party for Mrs. Goorin Hodder. Birthday wishes mark Victor Ross’s anniversary. travel plans detail a New York to South America trip via Chile Peru and the Panama Canal. Lois Minnick celebrates her 17th birthday.
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Bestimer Fy Munshawry
Inve
Dot Sommer
Sandra
Bethysds
Frankfork
Germany
Sommer
Alwad Mes. Munshawer
National Security Agency
Nliwee Munshower
Frederick
Lieweyant
Charles B. Tart
Army Chemical Comer
Ish Jte
United States
Air Def ‘Command
Gaithersburg
Jane Abdiams
Inca Country
Peru
Mananin Canal
Washington
Lois Iran Minnick
1958 Frederick News Subscription Rates
The newspaper lists subscription costs per period for mail and carrier delivery. Rates include one month at $1.00, three months at $2.50, six months at $4.50, and one year at $8.00 by mail, with carrier options at $1.00 monthly and $3.00 for six months. The edition is dated March 3, 1958.
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Frederick
Neaday
Ifisesoa
Southrun
Tee & Meg. Co
North Corl Sty
Tnt
Aes Hob
AP Nets
Mal Jonday
Indian captain praises United States in praise filled reports
A Madras City Improvement chairman Captain Minakar Granaclvu, visiting the United States on a U S State Department tour, amplifies American civics and politeness while exaggerating praise. His writings in local papers celebrate U S motorists, pedestrians, and infrastructure, even as crashes and taxes expose contrast. The piece notes his upbeat view could make American readers squirm.
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HN O
India
Kremlin
Toor
U.S
Madras
Trist
Minakar Granaclvu
United States
Gnanaaliva
Hla City
Gov U S U Student Divs In Sports Car Wreck
Arlington Virginia news item reports a George Washington University student, Wa-Philis Glasener, 24, died from severe head injuries after a sports car overturned multiple times. Glasener, a Cleveland native, attended the University of Virginia for a year before joining the Geophysics Department of the U S Geologic Survey. He is survived by his parents and a sister. The article also notes local school participation in a Pillsbury Mills bakeoff program and lists several area schools involved.
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Arlington
Philis Glasener
George Washington University
Istana
Glasener
Cleveland
University of Virginia
Geophysics Department
U. 5. Geological Survey
Nilswid
Nora (Larog
Rpgitar
Prank Lloyd Wright
Mra. Greener
Jof Falls Chirch
Lewis Glasoner
Falls Church
Numerous Frederick area hospital patients and a city official
Among The Sick Mrs. Ruby Myers and several residents of Frederick Memorial Hospital are noted as ill or under observation. Register of Wills Harry D. Radeliff resumes duties after recuperation. Water Commissioner William Edwards dies suddenly at 82, with services planned in Cumberland. Survivors include a widow and siblings.
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Ruby Myers
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Register of Wills
Harry D. Radeliff
Court House
H My. Warner W. Hala
North Market Street
Elmer Fi. Brengle
Frederick and
Brunswick
St. Petersburg
Fla
Brengle
Pauline R. McCartell
Second Street
Frederick Menorial Hospital
Harvey Showe
Ast
Patrick Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
William V. Will Jr
Adamstown
Fredeck Memorial Hospital
van Redgar van Fossen
Edgar Vane Voreen
Frederick
Young van Fossen
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Wiiligs
Norwood
Norewood
Mass Lois Dean
Davis
Jumberland
William A
A.esimary
Aspokesman
Sacred Year Hospital
Edwards Heeame
Ole Ulely
Siger
Frosthurg
Sein Funeral
Millcrest Cemetery
Joséphine Wilson
Webster K. Edwards
Tee Wand
Kessie
Myrtle
Gombertand
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Catumini Of The Newa
Fifty years of local news items include West End Real Company closing deal for West Third street development with ten building lots. a chimney fire on East Church Street required chemical aid. Dr Charles W Millet sold the retail cigarette department to Dr Albert Dyer. YM at Gat forms a new officers slate. Philp Serge sale noted. twenty years ago events mention a notable death, a police campaign, and a local concert with community school basketball notes.
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West End Real Company
Charles W. Millet Srs
North Market Street
Albert Dyer
Miller
Clay
YM Gat
Siden
Harry J. Sauer
Richard Moheviy
Waleter Ly Flatt
Frank Gaithers
Robert Birch
Philip Serge
Solishe
East Patrick
Abr
Williams WL Warget
Sgn
Nehis Fron
the News
Frederick Congregation Elects Officers in 1930s Meeting
The Frederick fobren Congregation held its annual meeting at the Hotel Frederick. Max Paley was elected president and Samuel W. Freed treasurer with Mrs. William Miewila as recording secretary. Louis Greenberg and others named to the board of trustees. Meetings set for Passover discussions and monthly family worship services at the hotel.
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Hedrew
Offecrs
Frederick [Tebeew
Seb Melson
Jpresi
Henry Max Paley
Samel W. Freed
Mors. Wilken Hues
Ellis Tarikim
Stindii
Theo L. Lichtenstein
Verbert Decker
Louis Py Greinberg
Wastees
Itueben Caplan
William Murwhte
Melvin Rabstein
Furimal Organization
Frederick Fobren
Mae
Frederick
Ms. Lawrence
Ware
Ales
Els Owl
Hydaws
Bilis Yonik
Lomimiticg Couhairman
Sol Nelson
Reacher
Max Paley
Samuel W. Freed
Weasurer
William Miewila
Recoming
Wis Tanik
Cores Sponding
Rueben Caplan
Louis Greenberg
Airs Thea
Lichtenstein
Merbert Decker
William Hurwily
Melvin Stabstein
Pinto
Fran Reefer
Physician Discusses Good Old Days of Medicine Progress
A physician outlines dramatic advances in medicine from heart surgery to antibiotics, noting a shift from fatal diseases to curable conditions. He cites 1900 causes, modern anesthesia improvements, and the rise of open heart procedures since 1938, plus the potential of blood and organ banks and future transplant concepts.
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Frank Aman
Nowishiw
Lito
Dri Damaro
Heratare
Hove
Damazo
TV Networks Debate Over President Coverage Raises Questions
In a New York Times piece columnist Jack Gould quotes Waerty disputing his power over network coverage of the President. The report notes changes in medical tech, hospital care, and remote doctor consultations, alongside local notices on a Home Show booth and a sample fair fundraising effort. A farm sale at Onion Bridge faced withdrawal after Hagerty's live coverage remarks and related security questions.
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Twovork Samos
Hotse Press
Foray Gs
Kismalower
New York
Aldo
FV Bravery Hospital
Nuees
Coxae
Hell
Owl
de. Camazo
New Wedford
Henry Bord
Detowil
Mich
Frederick
Anna May
Ralph Kuehne
Howe
Matrdeus Felton
Norhreting
Donald Nut
AAUW
Toad College
A. Setler
Wagerstown Jayere
Weir
Wareh
Nullies
Merble Doval
Verman
Richard Metcalf
Bernard Callandy
Elec
Fons
James McClbat
Daniel Evans Jr
Eugenes Turgeon
Baul Main
M. Wivatnes
Ales
Carrie
Gowld
Stile Fear Onion Bridge
Stagerty
Dial Radio
Tominister
Wes
Une
Conk Larye Rout
Hagerty, Titneors
Ralph F Weybright
Mveqiine
Xead
Frederick High adds welding shop and news staff
Frederick High reopens its media shop under Mrs Lynch with welding courses using oxy acetylene equipment and metal work training. Students will learn to operate shop machines, produce wrought iron designs, and craft aluminum items while a new photography department gains staff and a new camera press was purchased.
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William Pam i Lynch
Owill
Frederick
Negi Ning
Acme Welding Carle
Mrr. Lynch
Wil Iearn
Dewell Ty Steak
Guy Jewell
Maryhind State Teachers' Association
County Council of
FTA
Maryland
Liberty
Elm Street Juniar
Wlehs
Frederick County
Detwiler
Barry Detwiler
Mlice
Cape Fois
Star of the
Lawrence Discusses Substitution In Emergency
Washington reports President Eisenhower may consider issuing letters to high officials in emergencies. The brief item notes potential substitutions and authority questions amid the tense wartime atmosphere.
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Washington
Mar. I
Eisenhower
Mie
Accident Tip Wins News-Post Contest
A fragmentary article notes a News-Post contest prize for a story about an automobile accident at Catoglin Furnace, detailing prize awards and reader submissions. It references constitutional questions on presidential succession, past incidents, and comments from officials about interim power during disability.
Re-Election Bid By J H Falk County Treasurer
J H Falk filed for re election with the Board of Election Supervisors seeking the Democratic primary. The Frederick native, Old Boys High School graduate, active in Evangelical Lutheran church and Sunday school, and longtime Mason, is completing his fifth term. He is the first to file for the office in either party. Meanwhile a Friday night Elm Street School dance drew about 200 teens, directed by Mrs WY Wy Corbin, with prizes to Carol Corbin and Sonne Blank in the Jiderbug contest. The band played as another dance is planned for Wednesday evening from 7 30 to 9 30. Stock quotations placeholder.
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South Market Street
North Market Street
James F. Alexander
Middletown
Thurmeant
Cramer L. Beard
Stewart Manor
Chicago
Ernest A. Bell
Libertytown
Frederick
Charlotte E. Barkier
Mastin
Charet Street
William Carlins
Watkins
Chester Circle
Rautan
Girdin Apartments
New Bruns Janzonville
Wick
Nui
Michael C. Clark
Dil Avenue
Taney Avenues
Montgomery County
Charles Towns Jr
Stewartlcopter
Pnelk
Office of Information Mania
Sevices
Michigan State
Univer i
Beallssity
East Lansing
Mich
Donaldville
Greyhound
Kekesnuth
Ste T
Clarksburg
Barbara
Eguchi
West Second Street
North Bentz Street
Dewey Gill
Telesnic
Leaside
W. Vani Vincent Hall
Monroelio
aVeMedoo
East Thirteenth Street
George Flumter
Precbus Avenue
Manlevae Hospital
Kobe
RED Cross
Braddock Heights
Cleveland
Washington
la — Avenue
Everest
Mass
Virgie C
American Red Cross
Little
Chapel Alley
Seventh Street
Hubert Rhoderick
Patrick Street
Ronald 'T
Fairview Avenue
Alfred M. Gruenther
Charles H. Runkles
Cross
RPI F
Myersville
Monrovia
Delores
Trail Avenue
Carll
Smith
Union Bridge
Dorothy Smith
Sixth Street
Howard Sith Jr
Fifth Street
John Specials
Westletate
Interme
Thirteenth Street
KCSB
San Bernardino
Calif
Benjamiln Stetmack
Little Farms
Nelson B. Way
East Church Street
Red
Williams Hy
Welsh
Dickerson
Broad Run
Charles Windigley Jr
North Bents
South Jefferson Street
Easurer
J. H. Falk
James
Falk Oday
Falk
Old Boys
Elm Street
City Recreation Commission
WY. Wy Corbin
Carol Corbin
Sonne Blank
Enny Zallas
Corained
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