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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1958
Page
2
The article discusses unemployment figures, noting a 5 percent rise and a shift of workers between plants and cities. It covers potential effects of defense contracts and tax cuts, plus opinions on using tax relief to spur consumer purchases and employment locally. It mentions community events, a Lions dinner, and a pistol incident as contextual notes.
A long excerpt recalls events and public concerns from twenty years prior, including remarks by Congressman David F. Lewis on peace, employment, and government policy. It notes public worries about taxes, costs, and unemployment, and mentions efforts in public works and recovery prospects as reported by the New York Herald Tribune.
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page appears dated Thursday March 3 1938 and highlights standard publication details including price structure and carrier rates. It notes Associated Press content and republication rights for local and AP news.
The article traces Benton and Bowles from a 1929 advertising partnership to successful careers in politics. Bowles becomes Connecticut governor and US senator, later serving as ambassador to India, while Benton shifts to higher education. It notes a rift and fears for a party split before a Democratic nominating fight.
Wedding of Harry Wate son of Abr and Mrs Strather Walgon near Goilvar to Shirley Smallwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Smallwood of Chavies Town occurred Saturday night at Camp Tit Methodist Church. The couple, Harpers Ferry High School graduates, will begin new posts with Watson heading to Larkland Air Force Base Texas and later Omaha to train in radar. bride will join later. They traveled to Delaware and New Jersey and visited relatives in New Castle Del.
A farewell month event near the Greers Abner in Fort Vetrich honored Colonel Moore with a 4 Letter of Commendation from the Frederick Chamber of Commerce. Officials including Chamber President Lommel O Keller and Executive Manager Joseph F Rhoderick praised Moore’s service and the community’s efforts to foster fellowship and local development.
The Walkersville Democratic Women’s Club met Monday evening March 10 at the home of Mrs Nina Andress with president Mrs Cavol Wickless presiding. Helen Barrick spoke on the rummage sale and plans for the Jeffersonian dinner March 22 and the National Conference of Democratic Women in Washington in April.
Fragmentary OCR text lists fragmented names and phrases related to operatic and aerial topics. The readable portion mentions Arseniegn Shimnel Barbey Wheto and Cayle Meath Qe Whitelim with references to Russia and aviation, but no coherent event, dates, or outcomes are present to summarize a clear news item.
The notice explains that Company A may recruit fifteen men and details enlistment paths for active duty and National Guard service. It outlines six month and two year obligations, training standards, and conditions for prior service. Information points to contact the local National Guard armory for more details.
A series of birth notices from Memorial Hospital list newborns and families in multiple towns. Names include Erederich, Martel, Sappington, Liberty, Fort Tidvick, Wishntstead, and Vaney Apartments residents. Remarks note second children and family locations such as Grant Street and Adams. The notices mention parents Mr and Mrs, with several surnames including Baker, Abell, Caner, Reaver, and Smith, among others.
Calvary Methodist Church in Mareh th hosts Annual Missionary Sunday with Rev Conrad P Heins as guest speaker at both services. Heins, a veteran missionary to India and Nepal, has held roles from principal of a vocational school in Nagpur to director of audio-visual aids for the South India Conference and treasurer for the Division of World Missions in India. Heins has aided intercultural work, supported interdenominational missions, and contributed to Nepal and India committees. The event follows a week of community and church activities marking his visit.
Emmy nominations feature Dinah Shore Gracie Allen Lucille Ball Loretta Young Sid Caesar Steve Allen Jack Paar Perry Como and more with Playhouse 90 leading in nominations The list includes top actresses actors and shows across westerns dramas comedies and variety programs with winners announced April 18 after academy voting.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist held a regular meeting in the church parlor with about seven members and guests. Reports from Circle No. 1 and No. 2 highlighted progress and enthusiasm. a Lenten communion service and a sacrificial meal were scheduled. The group discussed overseas relief donations, upcoming zone meetings, and a May fellowship dinner. The program featured the play The Tie That Binds and devotions led by Charles Jackson, with several members named in attendance.
The Homemakers Club meeting in Mt Pleasant was rescheduled from February due to bad weather. It will be held Monday evening March 17 at 7:30 in the Community Hall. The program will be given by Trooper of the Maryland State Police.
The Real Estate Board discussed collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce to pursue countywide development goals. A consultant study will map a long range action program before any major construction begins, with a public meeting planned for mid April to explain realtor value and community impact.
Reported details of a Jefferson Scouts dinner event with 125 attendees ended with multiple acquittals or fines. The program featured Rev. Eugene Young and others, with presentations on scouting merits and a musical interlude. Final notes indicate two youths were found guilty on specific charges while others received fines.
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