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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1960
Page
4
Roger Babson argues that reliance on the Federal Reserve to prevent recessions is misguided. He cites postwar downturns 1949 1954 and 1957 and warns continued wage price pressures from the steel strike could trigger another recession. He says the Fed’s credit curbs shift the business cycle rather than prevent it.
A collage of 1949 reminiscences discusses local road work and civic appointments. Former Judge Hammond Urner joins the Court of Appeals committee on rules. The Washington Baseball Club faces pitching shortages as the county plans road expansions and state-funded projects. The piece also reflects on economic warns about future slumps, balance of payments, and the FRB’s independence amid foreign balances and possible capital flight.
The article reports Dr. Bela Fabian alleging Soviet involvement in pretexted anti semitic demonstrations in West Germany and other countries. He cites desecrations of Jewish sites, suppression of Jewish rights inside the Soviet Union, and says the regime uses underground networks to fuel hostility while denying civil liberties.
Detroit AP reports Dr John Hannan Jr says a rabbit had full run of his $46 000 Grosse Pointe home amid a divorce petition alleging continual mess by his wife. He blamed former smaller house for the disarray and called the new home a bigger mess.
The United Lutheran Church Women sponsor a two session study on Christian missions in Liberia Africa at Trinity Lutheran Church Taneytown on Sunday March 6 from 3 to 8 PM Mrs Charles Hauser of Harrisburg PA will share life in Africa A light supper is provided between sessions supervised activities for children and no reservations are needed.
Queen Elizabeth of England has loaned some of her favorite paintings for display at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. W Richard Etchison, formerly of Richmond, is a member of the museum staff.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces L Elmer Keefer as agent to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William T Muir Air Keefer has worked at the B and O freight office for 18 years He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis H Keefer Back Among The Old Folks will be shown at the Opera House Thomas F Allen of Baltimore bought the tin shop of the late William J Trmas at 201 West Patrick street and has taken charge J G McCrory and Co move their five and ten cent store to North Market street area Templar elected Eminent Commander and others listed in the local notes from the period
United States and Britain plan to build a missile warning station in York shire with a giant radar antenna. The towering antenna, over eight stories high and weighing about 375000 pounds, will be mirrored by similar installations in Greenland and Alaska as part of electronic vigilance to deter conflicts.
Bridge expert Jacoby analyzes bidding and play strategies in recent deals. The column discusses common pitfalls, signaling, and how to handle tricky contractions in competitive auctions.
One of the strongest Canadian pairs is Don Burns and Bob Chow of Toronto. Trey won the championship of the Toronto Whist Club in January and here is one of the hands that contributed to it.
Commander Malcolm D. Ross USNR will address the 47 Fort Detrick Branch of the American Society at Science Hall Auditorium Hood College on March 10 at 8 PM. He will outline the Navy's stratosphere laboratory research program, with focus on manned balloon flights and related opportunities and challenges.
A schedule of Hood College and Frederick area events lists concerts lectures and club meetings from March through May including Hood College Hood Lehigh Concert Choir and various public events. The page also reports a $2 million lawsuit against Ogiesby Brothers Trucking Co by Santa Fe Railway over an oil spill collision near Bakersfield and a divorce case in Mount Clemens connected to a non harmony claim in a barber quartet.
Condolences to PFC Joseph W. Ayers whose father died in Washington. Dr Le Roy D Fothergill spoke to the Federalsburg Rotary on Biological Warfare and Defense. Safariotes golf champion Joseph Schwimer honored. Kenneth Calder to visit USA Army Signal Corps in the western desert. Col Edwin V Hinl Medical Corps Reserve active at Brooks Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston for two weeks. Fort Derick employees dismissed due to weather conditions and hazardous driving.
A hog slaughter at the Lewistown Methodist Church raised funds for the church with many volunteers listed among the workers and lunch providers. Local residents including J Jewell Beeson, Jeanne Strimes, Florence Crimes, and many others assisted and a funeral prayer gathering followed.
A report from Archives General Psychiatry notes 310 patients given LSD 25 to aid psychotherapy show notable breakthroughs after 20 to 40 sessions. Some had six years of prior therapy with little benefit but improved markedly under this regimen at a Charc church related venue and community meeting.
Analysts say a business slowdown differs from a downturn as manufacturers boost inventories while new orders and sales slip in January. Auto and steel output trim. stock market shifts from equities to bonds amid inflation prospects, with December to January backlogs dipping and sales falling.
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