Fragments from March 11 1957 edition
Fragmentary OCR note from a Maryland paper dated Monday March 11 1957. It mentions second class material and a personal name incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esserea
Preterick
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1957
Page
3
Why is big business a political epithet says Reed
Philip D. Reed, chairman of General Electric, explains at a public affairs luncheon that big business is a political epithet because it lacks a clear role. He urges industrialists to decentralize and explain their philosophy to grass roots communities to gain responsive votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip D. Reed
General Electric Company
Hks
Britain
Reed
Legionnaires At Religious Service Observes Go To Church Day
Commander William H. S. Miller leads a large Legion contingent at 11 o clock morning services at Evangelical Lutheran church for the annual Go To Church observance. Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. delivers the sermon on Christ's Plan For Living assisted by Rev. Dale E. Burrington with acolyte Joseph H. Holdcraft. Girl Scout Sunday and auxiliary members participate as part of the post event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. S. Miller
Legionnnaires
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles ‘F. Trunk Jr
Mr. Trunk
Dale E. Burrington
Richard Haldcrofft Can
Aire
Joseph H. Holdcraft
Sons of the Legion Squadron
Congress
Legionnaires
America
Armed Forces
United States
Auxily
Far East
Dorothy Staley
Middle East
Acac
Miss Mary Jane Shockley Weds Harry R. Sanders Jr
Mary Jane Shockley married Harry R. Sanders Jr in a Calvary Methodist ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace with beige suit later, and Rev. E William Hall officiated. Out-of-town guests attended from Baltimore and Washington as the reception followed at the Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Shockley
Harry R. Sanders
Davis Studio
Harry R. Sanders Jr
Calvary Methodist Church
Patricia Ron Kelly
Cilenes
AL Sids
Wal Gueret
Uriah
Auelican Gace
Kena
Europe
North Atlantic
John Felton
Alfred P. Shockley
Schumann
Jomas M
Aiusets “Intermezza
Denner Peeve Area
Middle East
Sabrina
Congress
SeeSeui
Adangl
East Patrick Street
Frederjcn
Chantillyjick High School
Sentenced To Serve 6 Mos. A Look Back At 1907 Trials
Fifty years ago this column recalls a judge James McShery leaving for Johns Hopkins Hospital after illness. It also mentions a fire on West Second Street and a discussion of international policy under the Eisenhower Doctrine, comparing past U.N. actions, Monroe Doctrine, and current U.N. resolutions. The piece mixes local events with global commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M the News
James McSherry
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Fredare
Oscar G. Murray
United Nations
Jerick High School
E. S
Virginia Leuder
Jefferson
Frank Staley
WIL Security
Council
Resolut
Schley
William Jamesilions
General Assembly
United States
West Second Street
Coeee
Wedgewood
Doll Bros
FL Mehrle Gittinger
Telis
Reno S. Harp
Europe
Greece
Turkey
Middle
East
Southeast Asia
Formosa
Japan
America
Britain
France
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Safe After Harrowing Cruise For 25 Washington Cadets
Twenty five cadets from the Washington area were rescued after a 4 hour Coast Guard search for a 50 foot cabin cruiser bound from Norfolk to Washington. The vessel found in the St Marys River near the Chesapeake Bay mouth with seas rough and winds to 45 miles per hour. The cadets under Lt Cmdr W L Quilliber were aboard on loan from the Navy and will bring the boat to Alexandria next weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
St. Mary’s River
Naval Cadet Corps
Norfolk
Navy
W. L. Quilliber
Morris Springer
Alexandria
Dabbleren
Naval Ordnance
Potomac
Springer
Woman finds success in baking business on a 300acre estate
Margaret Rudkin, once a Wall Street buyer and aspiring journalist, built Pepperidge Farm from a kitchen loaf to a nationwide bread and baked goods company. She hired neighbors, expanded to seven plants, 500 workers, and a projected 15 million dollar annual business, arguing middle aged women can start ventures with cooperative spouses and strong people skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Margaret Rudkim
Rudkin
Sation
Kent
Las
Margaret Fogarty
Melly Bly
Columbia University
Wall Street
Henry Ruskin
Ireland
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Column The News
March 17, 1937. Weather notes report snow in northern county and Frederick reached by squalls. Local high school sports saw Frederick beat Hagerstown 18 15 in OT to advance in PAL tourney. Legion group supported building a new high school. Crimes include a man sentenced to six months for carrying a concealed weapon and youths convicted of auto theft and breaking and entering. Several traffic fines listed with names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Mercury
Sd Frederick High
Hagerstown High
State Armory
Luther Murray
Frederick City
Maryland House of Correction
Grayson F. Crummitt
West South Street
Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Crummitt
Hiss
Crum-imitt
Maryland
Reformatory
Thomas E. Capino
Capino
Montgomery County
Robert Staley
Ridgley Rippeon
Staley
Rispeca
Cart ‘Les Fisher
Ida Mae Boyce
Jesse Lewis
Fisher
Lewis
Boyce
Miss Boyce
Dallas W. Keane Sr
Tramsville
H. J. Frost
Archie
Lee Armour
Indianapolis
Ind
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Max O. Mogensen
Jagerstown
Margaret &, Lamborn
Newark
Letters To The Editor On Frederick Parking And Community Spirit
A Frederick reader criticizes the mayor over parking meters and warns the town may become a ghost town after the bypass. E Barthlow argues meters harm welfare, while Exely Yingling thanks the Jaycees for the Hometown Home Show and community spirit in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
The
Jaycees
Exel Yingling
Illimitableness and church meeting forecast in Bolivian pipeline note
Lesson style column covers misused words and vocabulary growth. Kings Daughters Bible class met March 3 at Mr and Mrs Holden Felton with 17 members and 4 visitors, a covered dish supper, a rummage sale planned for May 10, and a group recited the Lord's Prayer in unison. A brief note mentions Bolivia gaining sea access with a 200 mile oil pipeline to move crude from landlocked lands to Chile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Daughters Bible Class
Holden S. Felton
Sheridan Blentlinger
Walter Stull
Miss Bowers to Wed Dr Dolan in Memphis
Miss Bowers is to wed Dr. Dolan this Saturday in Memphis Tennessee. The families announce the wedding and set preparations in the approaching ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bowers
Dr. Dolan
Betsy Firestone Bowers Engaged To Dr Daniel Dolan
Lawrence discusses the engagement of Betsy Firestone Bowers daughter of Dr and Mrs Ralph Firestone Bowers of Memphis and Nashville. Dr Daniel L Dolan of Vanderbuilt University and Tullahoma is a grandson of Mrs E C Axline Richmond Heights Missouri. The couple plan marriage after Vanderbilt nursing and medical degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Firestone Bowers
Ralpe
David Lawrence
Firestone Bowers
Memphis
Washington
Daniel L Dolan
Vanderout
Eisenhower
Nashville
Tenn
Grayson E. Bosers
Council Street
Dolan
Engagement announced for Catherine Moser to John Stone
Mr and Mrs George E Moser of Woodsboro announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Virginia to John Franklin Stone son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stone Jr of RFD 3 The wedding is planned for late this month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngagement
George E. Moser
Woodsboro
Catherine Virginia
John Franklin Stone
Frank Stone Jr
RFD
Narrow escape for James Ely at East Street quarried brickyard
James Ely of West Fifth Street narrowly escaped losing his right eye after a stone rolled from a cart and struck him at the East Street brickwork yard operated by Frank Brooker. The blow caused profuse bleeding and immediate concern for injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ely
West Fifth Street
Frank Brooker
East Street
Ely
Ellen Smith Returns Home From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Ellen Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs C Edward Smith East Eighth street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was a surgical patient. Also noted is Martin Hartenck 226 Wact appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Smith
C. Edward Smith
Eighth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martin Hartenck
Wact
Communists Set Back By Hungary Slaughter
ENTEBBE Uganda March 10 Nixon said the Hungarian events caused revulsion among Africa's educated and set back Communist movement. The press conference noted a strengthened anti communism in Morocco Ghana Liberia and Uganda. Also mentioned were local birthday notices and visits by officials as part of a North Africa Africa tour. Eisenhower aims to leave for Florida to recover from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entebbe
Uganda
Nixon
Stella Lawson
East
Africa
Third Street
Baltimore
Wash
Georgie Collier
Klasses
Buck Collier
Morocco
Ghana
Liberia
Washington
Land Uganda
Luther Johnson
Bali
Carrie
Mary
Collier
Frederick area health updates and stock quotes confusion
fragmentary notice reports Mrs J William Strine improving after hospitalization at Frederick Memorial Hospital while Mrs Homer D Kepler returns home. scattered data shows stock quotes from Alex Brown and Sons with bids and asks, mentions of Frederick Memorial Hospital and local residents’ health statuses amid garbled OCR.
Indiana Leads Nation with Right-to-Work Law Passage
At the midpoint of his Africa tour President Nixon announced Indiana became the first major industrial state to prohibit labor-union shop contracts. The move brings 18 states with right-to-work laws, as Indiana eyes two more states this year. Governors and unions react as lawmakers debate the labor issue nationwide. Nixon also discussed Liberia Egypt Sudan and Nile waterpower plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Juhe
Indindiana
Indiana
IW. T. Harrison
National
Right-to- Work Committee
Iowa
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Tennessee
Harold Handley
Handler
Hell
United States
Liberia
Ghana
Britain
Nixson
Africa
Nile
Sudan
Ethiopia
Louisiana
Florida
Supreme Court
Unon
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Nevada
North Carolina
South Carolina
Prexas
Virginia
Britain Will Move Closer To Continent
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the French that Britain aims to move closer to Europe not withdraw. He spoke in Paris with Selwyn Lloyd after talks with Prime Minister Guy Mollet and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau about reorganizing forces in Germany to be more efficient and less costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
Germany
Macmillan
Europe
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Senate
House
Secretary of State
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Tues Gee Ann
Legion
Girl Scout
Carol L. Culler
Eandalahra
East Second Street
Jowson State Seacners
Weil
Lis
Resolu
William David Waddell
Coleman J. Lidie Jr
High
HL. Frost
Boyle
E. Barthlow
W. L. Gordon
Bolivia
Andes
Chile
Hungary
Patrick Street
Fredericking Memorial Hospital
Roy Catsail
Magnolia Ave
Bue
Alex Brown É Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Reeder
Frederick Metf
Fe Ee
Predicktown Sav
J. William Strine
Lewis-lw. Ma. Trust
Ox Fibre Brust
Church
Balti- Fred
New Hopital
Mexico
News Falls
Lake Victoria
Blue Nile
Continent
Vesteron
Ast
Teei Tei
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