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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1960
Page
4
Elsie White Haines souvenirs of neighborhood life mix with dog stories and a Rotary Club anecdote about Mrs America. A recurring cast of pets, local shops, and residents, including Eliza poodle and the Five and Ten crowd, frames short vignettes while a reporter’s Rotary tale adds a light societal touch.
The article argues US investments in Latin America drain wealth from the region. It cites 600000 US jobs there, 9 billion in private investments, and 3 year growth of 600 million. It claims Latin governments take 15 percent revenue, and US tax and local spending dominate the economy.
The Juz Homemaker's Club meeting was led by president Mrs Clark Toms with devotions by Mrs Charles Murphy who read Psalm 138. Mrs Thomas Smith planned the program on Hawaii as guest Mrs Marven Kennedy showed Hawaiian products and Miss Joan Reed performed a Hawaiian dance in native costume. Guests included Miss Sally Murphy and Miss Margery Murphy. Mrs John Engle will host a finishing class March 3 at 9 39 p.m and will direct caning and starting classes soon. The next meeting will be at Mrs Harry Hamilton's home on March 9 at 1 30 p.m.
In a March 5 1910 column item the Beltimore and Ohio Railroad conductors and trainmen walk out after negotiations for higher wages with 5 780 ballots cast and 137 opposed. Joseph Brown marks 91st birthday after 60 years in Myersville mercantile trade. A House of Delegates bill by Air Ausherman seeks incorporation of the 1st Co with 50 corporators named. Dispatch from Seattle notes 60 to 390 lives lost on Bass Record Street.
March 5 item recounts Republicans seeking gate for maser of Fred and Dr J M Goodman and a noted Methodist pledge event. It notes Samuel, president of the Emm Water Co, election of June Mad as annual production of Frederick High School dramatic clubs. County farmers and Henry R B Shoe maker discuss funding to fight Japanese beetles.
President Eisenhower in Dorado Puerto Rico urges mutual cooperation and self help to raise living standards in the Western Hemisphere. He warns against panacea proposals and stresses nations must develop with their own people and leaders. The address comes during a four nation tour with an audience of about 200 Assembly members.
Frederick High School dramatics receives dual honors with a feature article by Anna May Hughes on school assemblies. Dramatics director Mrs Kes serves as coordinator, outlining philosophy, administration mechanics, production suggestions, and evaluation standards.
Frederick experiences a heavy snowfall turning streets into a winter scene as cars struggle to move from the curb on Church Street amid slick conditions and slow traffic.
The Frederick Jaycees highlight decades of public service and community projects led by the organization and current officers. They note past efforts from the Soap Box Derby to road improvements, and upcoming events including the Maryland Jaycee state convention in Frederick with about 300 visitors.
AP reports a string of deadly fires across Maryland Missouri Indiana and New York. In Evansville Mrs Jack Ditsch home fire claimed seven children and one adult while Easton Maryland victims included Dorothea Mills Yvonne Lewis Quinton Lewis and Margaret Thomas. Six others were rescued. The Buffalo incident left two children George and Cynthia dead in a stairwell fire.
State roads face closures for 2 3 days with U S 15 near Buckeystown often blocked by wind driven snow. Route 464 reopened from Brunswick to Pt of Rocks after crews labored. heavy equipment and a large bulldozer remain stalled on U S 15. An ambulance collision on Route 550 at Troutville occurred but was not serious. Weather forecasts predict no major fresh snow this weekend.
Sandra, a 24 year old actress praised for Broadway success, credits a relentless stage mother for her career. The piece recounts her early life, training, and the influence of her mother who pushed her daughters toward stardom despite personal costs.
Visitors to the Home Show at the armory view a full size model home. The local product by William D. Bowers Lumber Company, sold as Blue Ridge, is fully furnished and a top attraction. The event is sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and showcases local building remodeling and furnishing options.
Bridge lesson shows a three no trump hand after a spade overcall by West. By an end play, run hearts, discard a spade from dummy, then clubs to force West down to three cards and salvage 12 tricks. If West holds certain diamonds the spades will win. if not, lead spades to force the suit advantage.
In the hand North East South West open to 2¢. South holds A 4 1 3 and Q 1 1 6 3 2. Partner bids three hearts after your two club response. Decide your action or bid.
Judge Frank C. Shook of the Orphans Court marks his List birthday and serves a third term after winning the vast Republican ticket vote, save for the sheriff race. A teen sock hop at Staley Park featured Marsha Heck and Sandra Brandenburg as girls winners while Jack Derr and Darryl Stup led the hops. Harriet Fisher and Robert Remsberg took spot dance honors.
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