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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1957
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR lists addresses, dates, and charges including monthly rates and a carrier price. Mentions Frederick and Michigan regions with partial street cues, dates and figures unclear. Indicates a Wednesday March 6 date and routine payment references with uncertain names.
Hampton Roads at the mouth of the Chesapeake hosts a June 16 festival featuring an international naval review in Jamestown to mark the 350th anniversary of the first permanent English settlement in America. The event recalls past reviews and compares Great White Fleet 1907 ships with today’s Navy, including the atomic powered U S S Nautilus.
A Time To Wake Up column urges retailers to study customer footfall and improve store presentation to stay competitive. It cites union influence, delivery pressures, and the need to screen staff, with commentary on broader political meddling in business practices and wage and disability considerations noted in the surrounding discussion.
Twenty years ago notes from The News include Frederick street repaving plans and clergy moves. Rev Henry Kraft to Grace Lutheran Easton assumes duties March 21, and Rev Philip Saylor named to Christ Evangelical Middletown.
A juvenile court session involving 12 children from one family was postponed until Saturday. The report notes concerns about union power and shortages in schooling, with figures showing county costs for improvements and investigations into child welfare and labor practices.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues that power concentrates in both corporations and labor unions. He recalls the Sherman Act era and notes a potential new anti monopoly movement aimed at unions. he cites Supreme Court exemptions and calls for a corrective law.
At the county board meeting a Lime Kiln road repair petition was presented with a ten percent local share. no action taken. The city ministerial association agreed to mid day union prayer services beginning March 11 from 3 to 3 45 pm in the Methodist church lecture room. Justice Alfred Ritter sat for the first time as justice of the peace. County commissioners raised courthouse insurance to 25000 and jail insurance to 25600. Dr S F L Thomas health officer reported 29 deaths and ten births in February.
Reverend Richard I Mitchell of St John s Church publicly thanked Chief Main for excellent cooperation and assistance from the Frederick Police Department especially in school safety. Grand Knight Theodore V Levinson conveyed the council s appreciation at the ARS GTS conference.
The Maryland State Society Children of the American Revolution holds its 15th annual conference at Westminster Riding Club on Saturday March 9 at 10 a.m. Susan Bare Jr president hosts. Miss Barbara Ann Ashley Jr State President leads with Mrs. Arthur Turner assisting. delegates from twelve C A R societies in Bakerton Jefferson County attend.
Bergen County investigators probe a brutal killing of 15 year old Victoria Zielinski in Mahwah. Hair fibers found on a glove are key leads as school friends are questioned and prosecutor Guy Calissi notes she may have left with a friend after a homework session. Her father Anthony vows justice.
Among the sick Mrs. C Austin Sherald of East Second Street underwent minor surgery at Mercy Hospital Baltimore. Myersville residents Brandenburg and family report surgical patients at Veterans Hospital Martinsburg and Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sam Talbott Barnesville has returned to Walter Reed Hospital after a serious November accident and a recent reinjury. Dwyane Stup of Frederick RFD 6 remains in satisfactory condition as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial. Mrs John W Null East Ninth Street was moved by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital and is described as in good condition.
Miss Marie Antoinette Untereiner, Hood College French instructor, writes on France’s education reform in The French Review. She argues for compulsory schooling from six to sixteen and a two year orientation, expanding curricula to include industrial and vocational tracks to boost engineers and technologists. Untereiner, Alsace Lorraine native, has taught at Hood for three years and oversees La Maison Francaise and student activities.
Afr and Mrs J Lester Reynolds of Alexandria Virginia and Mr James Reynolds of 503 Pearl Freder ick returned from a Florida vacation visiting St Petersburg Miami West Palm Beach and Orlando. Grayson R Cline and family plus Janet Wolfe visited Grayson Cline's brother Albert Cline and family in Pottsville area. Harvey E Smith Walkersville celebrates eighty four birthday. George G Van Fossen East Eighth Street marked eighty fifth birthday last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs John D Hett of Olney celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with friends and relatives. They have five children nine grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. He spent years farming in Montgomery county and served as agricultural instructor at the Maryland Training School for Boys and guard at the Naval Medical Center.
Much of Maryland will see light rain today and tomorrow with temperatures above freezing. A cold front moving in from the plains may meet the rain and bring some snow, especially in Western Maryland, as the cold mass enters Friday.
The Mardi Gras celebration ended a two month period of revelry as thousands of visitors and locals in masks filled hundreds of city blocks. Heavy rains did not dampen the mood amid debris from parade floats and reports of three homicides. Street traffic ceased for much of the day.
The Associated Press reports modest weather changes across the nation with fair and warmer conditions in the Northeast and Far Southwest. Snow blankets portions of Montana Colorado and Wyoming while 1 to 6 inch fresh falls spread from the Rockies into surrounding areas. Showers extend northeast from the lower Mississippi Valley into the Ohio Valley as a Gulf low moves through. Rain persists in Florida with storms in southern sectors and a notable cooling in eastern Wyoming. In other items a marriage engagement is announced in Long Branch Farm and a 25 year old 1932 Blizzard paper is found in a Middletown attic. Marine Pfc Donald L. Harp is in Caribbean exercises with the 1-37 Amphibious Group near Vieques Puerto Rico. Deeds are recorded for multiple properties in Catoctin district and College Estates with values ranging roughly from 14 000 to 22 000 dollars.
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