Take It Easy Men in Personal Crisis Cult
An article from Today's Health discusses Dr. Lemuel C. McGee medical director of Hercules Power Co urging men to take it easy and live. He argues men are the weaker sex and die earlier than women, attributing this to a cultural cult of manliness among Americans.
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Jury Trial Rights in School Integration Case
A U S district court debate centers on whether replacing United States with Justice in a school board case would deny jury trials and threaten civil rights litigation. Local officials fear the move could strip defendants of juries, while supporters warn of government overreach and abuses if the substitution becomes law.
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Clinton, Tenn
Fat Tuesday and legal skirmishes mix in Maryland notes
The piece blends cultural notes on Fasnachts and Fat Tuesday with political debate in Annapolis and nationwide tensions over federal court orders. It mentions reshaping Maryland planning, Senate protests over noise near military flights, and a local Fort Bragg assignment for Harold Summers, plus public notices and historical columns.
Jefferson Churches Unite In Day Of Prayer
Jefferson area churches join in a day of prayer with a focus on unity and community. The event reflects local religious observance and ties to Pennsylvania Dutch traditions as they prepare for Lent.
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Music Critic Praises Sprigg's Organ Recital
Washington Post music critic lauds Sprigg organ recital as delectable, noting the performer as Hood College assistant professor of music. The piece highlights his 19th century repertoire and cautious, nuanced interpretation.
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Frederick church weddings unite Stull House in turquoise velvet
Evangeline E. Stull and D Grove House Jr. wed February 22 at Frederick Evangelical Lutheran Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Dale Barrington. The bride wore a turquoise velvet ballerina dress and carried a Bible with a white orchid. Attendants included sister Mrs. Robert Whieland, best man Carroll House, and both mothers in navy, pink, and white carnation corsages. A reception followed at the bride’s home. the couple now reside at 505 Fleming Avenue after a Florida trip. Earlier prewedding showers were hosted by Mrs. Charles Stoll and Miss Pauline Etzler.
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Mardi Gras talk and local birthdays mingle in brief notices
The item notes Mrs. Rena E. Hanshew of Racey Fredericktonians celebrate a seventy seventh birthday with a mention of Mardi Gras traditions and related festivities. Other lines report Judge Frank C. Shook turning 78, Oscar Putman and wife returning from Florida, and Mountaindale residents attending the National Music Educators Conference in Atlantic City.
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Local Hospital News and Community Notes
Among the sick Mrs. Andrew H Hobbs of Sykesville formerly of Frederick is now a patient at Baltimore General Hospital. Mrs Hazel Kepler of West Third Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr Allen Van Fassen has returned to his home near Woodsboro. Various church notes describe World Day of Prayer services in St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson and recitals at Hood College. Also mentioned are recent surgeries and patients at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospital, with updates on status and upcoming events.
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Births Report From Frederick Memorial Hospital March 2 3
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list new arrivals and family details for March 2 and 3. Several families including Firor Croneberg Blum Hazen Alexander and Hope report births and parent names with locations and sibling counts.
Education Board seeks 43 percent grant for 3.5 million project
The Frederick Board of Education adopted a resolution to apply to the Public Works Administration for a 43 percent grant on a 3.5 million building program. At a Democratic State Central Committee meeting Gilmore C. Trout was recommended for rural mail from Walkersville. Frederick High won county scholastic basketball 16-8. Frederick girls beat Thurmont 21-16. A library story hour featured a talk on "millions of cats" by Mrs. Arthur Brown with children's librarian Mrs. Wilfred Brown assisting.
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Eisenhower May Use Helicopters Between White House and Airport
The White House said President Eisenhower may one day use helicopters but no such plans exist now. Press secretary Hagerty confirmed travel would be limited to the White House to Washington National Airport, about three miles, and denied any current plans for trips to Burning Tree Golf Club in Maryland. Two four place helicopters are to be delivered to avoid street traffic at the airport.
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Elm Street PTA To Hear Dr Sensenbaugh
Dr James A Sensenbaugh superintendent will speak at the Elm Street school PTA meeting on March 14 at 7 30 PM. Classrooms will be open for visitation at 7 00 PM.
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Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post In March
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for local news tips during March. Hours are week days 8 am to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for the top stories, first caller wins, editors will select the best tips and publish a prize list. Phone tips to Monument 2-177.
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