Speculative hysteria and stock market swings
The piece notes that certainty of rise or fall cannot sustain a market and that sound buying selling principles benefit individuals and the economy. It mentions a Senate Fulbright committee probing stock price rises and possible declines, Harvard economist John Galbraith warning of speculative hysteria, and the link between his remarks and a market pullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas
John K. Galbraith
Harvard
Letters To The Editor Urges Wills And Easter Cross In Windows
A reader calls attention to the need for widespread wills citing a 1955 survey by Teachers College showing many educated and affluent people lack wills. The letter argues ignorance of intestate laws and urges a Cross in windows during Holy Week to renew Christian outreach amid war and social concern.
Election Of School Board Members Would Aid Schools
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce calls for public support of school board elections to improve education. David D. Munsell chairs the Education Committee outlining board duties, funding, policy evaluation, and the need for open discussion of issues to secure community backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheol Board
Scheols
the News
Frederick County
David D. Munsell
Frederick Junior Chamber _ of Commerce
Catoctin Avenue
Frederick, Md
Balmy St Patrick’s Day Bring Holiday to Dublin
Dublin enjoys a warm St Patrick’s Day after weeks of biting winds. The Irish granted their 12,000 strong army a holiday as the city basked in springlike air and peaceful conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated March 17 1905 note Floor Gaver Leatherman Summers Grossnickle and Co of Myersville plan a new bank building due to small premises at present. Junior Reel Team Association elects Ward C Halfner president George W Shipley vice president Alban M Wood secretary Lewis Derizbaugh treasurer D John Markey captain. Me Kaig Dramatic Club staged Odds With The Enemy at McKaig school house with Liberty orchestra. performers included Rebecca Dutrow Elizabeth Sheetenhelm Ollie Spurrice Elsie Stevens Markell Nelson Harry Sheetenhelm Mdaynaru Buckey James Gittings Ezra Sheetenhelm Frankie Kefauver Leslie Buckey A Sheetenhelm C Ourraw. Rosenour And Sons win contract to finish 60 uniforms for male high school cadet corps. Dr C H Conley named by Governor Warfield as Maryland delegate to Anti Tuberculosis League convention in Atlanta April 17-19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLOOR
McKaig
Liberty Orchestra
Rebecca Dutrow
Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
Ollie Spurrice
Elsie Stevens
Messrs
Markell Nelson
Harry Sheetenhelm
Mdaynaru Buckey
James Gittings
Ezra Sheetenhelm
Frankie Kefauver
Leslie Buckey
A. Sheetenhelm
C. Ourraw
Rosenour and Sons
Schow
C. H. Conley
Warfiel
Maryland
Anti-Tuberculosis League
Atlanta
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1935 item notes the Trailed Pontiac sedan of T Edgie Russell found damaged in Miami Beach Florida after a trip. Mt St Marys College won the Maryland Collegiate League basketball title by beating Loyola 38 to 35 at Johns Hopkins gym. Patrick's Day brought down tree limbs and a cold snap with a 10.26 degree drop in temperature. Frederick County allotted several thousand Missouri rabbits imported by the Maryland Conservation Department for distribution. 21 died on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Edgie Russell
Miami Beach
Fla
Russell
MT. ST. Mary's College
Loyola
Johns Hopkins Gymnasium
Sf. Patrick's Day
Rederick County
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Nearby Areas
Several memorial notices report the deaths of Mrs Sarah Emaline Tracey near Lewistown at 72, Charles Edward Ausherman at 89 in Brunswick, Mrs Louanna Reese Carty of Philadelphia, John Milton Hensley 75 of Page County Va, with survivors listed and funeral arrangements by local directors Etchison and Son and Olin L. Molesworth. The obituaries note church affiliations, family ties, and burial plans including Mt Olivet cemetery and Forest Oak cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Emaline
Sarah Emaline Tracey
Dwight Teele Sr
Lewistown
Edwin and
Ann McVicker
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Teele
W. L. Tracy
San Diego
Calif
Mabie Tracy
Los Angles
Edwin L. Tracey
Columbus
Charles
Willis ‘Tracey
Luda Hart
Colmbus
James Persons
George Persons
Canton
Rutherford Funeral Home
North High Street
C. M. R. Etchison and Son
John Milton Hensley
John Milton Lensley
Page County
Floyd
Hensley
Woodfield
Simon and
Lula Collier Hensley
Mary Lay Hensley
LeRoy Hensley
Edinburg
Silas Hensley
Eastham
Damascus
A. Dean Kessler
Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg
Olin L. Molesworth
Funeral services for Ella May Lytes held at local home
Funeral services for Ella May Virginia Lytes who died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital were held Wednesday at the MRB Etela son funeral home conducted by Rev Bernard Langford. Pallbearers were Oliver Gray Alfred Gray James Gray Richorday Mbert Hammond and William S Cabell. Interment was at Montgomery Chapel cemetery Hyattaville. Hyattaville, W L Burdette funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella May
Virginia Lytes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
MRB
Etelason
Bernard Langford
Oliver Gray
Alfred Gray
James Gray
Richorday
Mbert Hammond P
William S. Cabell
Mterment
Montgomers Churell Cemetery
Hyattaville
W. L. Burdette
Nixon May Be Wrong About G O P Winning In 1956
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues the Republican Party may still win in 1956 if Democrats fail to unite and mobilize independents, warning against anti business rhetoric and fear tactics. He cites investing Americans, property owners, and dividend earners as pivotal voters and predicts Democratic missteps could aid GOP victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Nixon
Eisenhower
Een
America
Congress
End of 11 Month City Store Strike Opens Delivery
Pittsburgh report says five downtown stores ended an eleven month strike as three small unions removed pickets and AFL teamsters plus other AFL workers return to work. Stores resumed deliveries only if all five stores operate, with unions seeking higher wages and better conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
AFL Teamsters
AFL
Ginsels
Kaufmann's
Frank & Seder
Rosenbaum's
Horne’s
Teamsters
U S May Enter New Organization
The Eisenhower administration plans to ask Congress to approve U S entry into a new permanent international organization to lower world trade barriers. The Organization for Trade Cooperation would be created only if two thirds of the Senate and most other countries approve, a step shaping ties with allies and neutrals after months of Geneva talks involving 44 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Organization For Trade Cooperation
Ge‘neva
State Department
End of World War II Came Sooner Than Expected
Washington details released by the State Department show planning dates for the war's end were revised after Yalta. The combined chiefs set July 1 1945 as the earliest end date for Germany and December 31 as the latest. Japan’s end was advised for about 18 months after Germany’s defeat, though actual events followed later, including the atomic bomb’s impact. Deeds recorded in the Clerk’s office note several property sales across Carroll and surrounding districts with prices ranging from about 4 000 to 35 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles
Byrd
Senate
Merixon
Harry Truman
Congress
Washington
Yalta
State Department
Chiefs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Whiston Churchill
Germany
Japan
Court’ House
John W. Narshman
Glenn Leatherman
Celia Kaplan
A. Hyman Kaplan
Fieldcoalt Farms Company
Carroll Counts
Harvey W. Hawthorne
Woodville
Annapolis Road
Michael R. DeCarlo
Percy C. Waught
Mt. Clevel Boulevard
Wiliam Y H. Haugh le
Cari L
Ramsburg
Woodsboro
Forrest G. Motor
Gulerpridge L. Pry
Burkittsville
Knoxville
John Robert Grove
Alden
LE. Fisher
Braddock District
Ridge Road
Richard F. Zamterman
William H. Haugh
Biggs Avenue
Wilbur C. LeGore
BE. Eugene Thomas Jr
Mary Canton Thideson
Eisenhower says he has not studied Yalta documents
The White House stated President Eisenhower never reviewed the 2945 Yalta conference papers released by the State Department. Press secretary James Hagerty said the decision to publish was entirely within the State Department and did not reflect presidential review or approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Yalta
James C. Hagerty
State Department
Hagerty
Ment
University
Manland
University Hospital
Byrd
Br. Byrd
Adventists To Publish Bibles In Russia
Seventh Day Adventist Church leaders say they have won permission to publish Bibles in Russia for the first time in 28 years. H L Rudy of Washington D C, vice president of the General Conference, announced the agreement to ease printing restrictions and noted about 100000 Adventists in the Soviet Union may also print religious literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEW York Ipa
Seventh-Day Adventist
Russia
H. L. Rudy
Washington, D.C
Adventists General Conference
Rudy
Soviet Union
U. S. Can't Tax Horse Racing At State Fair
Federal jury rules taxation on Maaisland State Fair horse racing is not allowed. Court orders refund of $107,066.25 in taxes, finding racing an activity not exempt under non profit claim. The case notes racing provided income. fair argues breeding and exhibitions justify tax treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maaisland State Fair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Maryland
Fair Fire
Fair A
Brooklyn Eagle Quits Over Long Strike
New York publisher Frank D. Schroth announced the 4 year old Brooklyn Eagle would never publish again, saying its presses have been silenced forever after a January 29 strike by the CIO American Newspaper Guild over wage issues. A Guild spokesman said picket lines would stay, and a federal mediator planned to seek a new mediation conference today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
T Ie
Frank D. Schroth
The
Eagle
CIO
American Newspaper Guild
Burned To Death In Baltimore Basement Fire
One man died and another severely burned in a basement fire in a three story building on Baltimore's eastern business district edge. Curtis Harris was killed. Peter Boyle, 52, suffered severe facial and arm burns. Harris was brother to Charles Harris who lived on the second floor with his wife. The cause of the blaze was not yet determined. Charles Harris said he did not know Boyle and had no idea what the men were doing in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Curtis Harris
Charles Harris
Peter Boyle
Charles Ilarms
Boyle
Cadn
Birth notices and birthday celebrations in Middletown area
Mr and Mrs Eugene Magaha of Middletown receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter Pamela Dor ee at Frederick Memorial Hospital on March. Mr Charles O White of 24 North Wisner Street observes his 47th birthday today. Mr D Vernon Holter, this city, has read about the Annual Leaders Club meeting of the Farmers and Traders Life Insurance Company at Syracuse N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Magaha
Middletown
Pamela Doreee
Alute Frederick Memorii
Charles. O. White
North
Wisner Street
D. Vernon Holter
William B Cosgrave Admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mr William B Cosgrave of Frederick MD entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Monday for treatment. He is listed with RFD 2 and is among patients receiving care at the medical center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam B Cosgrave
Frederick
RFD 2
Johns Joepkins Hospital
Baltimore
Monilay
Lou Davis Whitfield returns as home demonstration agent speaker
Lou Davis Whitfield, a Nebraska-born former Home Demonstration Agent, circles the globe since leaving the United States three years ago and will speak at Frederick Homemakers spring meeting. Her career included U S Department of Agriculture work in Pakistan and a marriage to Britisher H E Whitfield. The couple traveled via Karachi London and across Europe before settling near Columbus Ohio where Whitfield works as an extension specialist at Ohio State University and Bert runs a motel. A charity bequest funded St Demetrius Church in Siatista, Greece, with trusts aiding her children’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lou Davis Whitfield
Frederickh
Frederick
Ford Foundation
Lou Davis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pakistan
Karachi
H. E. Whitfield
Bert
Thomas Cook and Son
Bel
Damascus
Syria
Tyre
Sidon
Whitfields
London
England
Loa
Tess
Johannesburg
Byron
Colombo
Ceylon
France
Switzerland
Italy
Austria
Germany
Scotland
Wales
College of Home Economics
Bombay
Singapore
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Japan
Gt Ue
Wake Island
Honolulu
San Francisco
USA
California
North America
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Frederick County Bank Banquet At Ker Hotel
Frederick County National Bank officials and spouses were entertained at a Wednesday six o'clock banquet in the Francis Scott Key Hotel main dining room. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Warner Brittain, J W L Carty, Mr and Mrs Stewart Gross, Mr and Mrs Homer Miller, Mrs Emory Nusz, Mr and Mrs Pascal Renn, Robert Warfield, Mr and Mrs Arthur Myers, Mr and Mrs Glenn Biehl, Mr and Mrs Carlton Baumgardner, Mr and Mrs William St Moore, Mr and Mrs C Edward Keefer Jr, Mr and Mrs Charles Remsberg, Miss Louise Stull, Miss Nancy Wenzel, Miss Shirley Felton, Miss Evelyn Hale, Miss Shirley Kiroy, Leon Biass Jr, and Mr and Mrs Roland Mackley. Left large estate George Papanicolas. Montgomery County newspaper publisher who died February 21 left an estate over $325,000. Will filed for probate in Rockville. Includes a $5,000 bequest to St Sophia Orthodox Church building fund for a choir stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick
Francis Scott Ker
Warner K. Brittain
J. W. L. Carty
Steward A. Gross
L. Homer Miller
Emory G. Nusz
Pascal H. Renn
Robert
Shirley A. Kiroy
Leon W. Biass Jr
Roland C. Mackley
George Papanicolas
Montgomery County
Rockville
St. Sophia Orthodox Church
Forfeiture of collateral in Pepples Court cases
Three motorists forfeited collateral in the only Pepples Court cases before Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield this morning. Guy H. Croneburs of North Market Street and Fenton Guy Carr Felicity of Ohio on Patrick Street exceeded limits. Clayton B. R. of Union Bridge exceeded 25 on Calieve Avenue with $11.45. Frank Melvin Thompson of Jamestown was charged with improper parking on North Market Street and found not guilty in a Wednesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Pepples Court
Guy H. Croneburs
North Market Street
Fenton Guy Carr Felicity
Patrick Street
Clayton Br.son
RFD
Union Bridge
Calieve Avenue
Frank Melvin Thompson
Ijamsville
Wrong Kindergarten Meet Location Sparks Confusion
The Free Kindergarten meets in the Federated Charities building on South Market Street, not at the Esther E Grinage Kindergarten as reported in Wednesday's News, prompting correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Esther E. Grinage
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Whursday
Oliver Goodman
Tley Bow Uy Wade
Teachers College
Columbia University
Columbia Teachers College
Harry D. Radcliff
Register of Wills
United Nations
Christ
Fenews
Teareday
R. ¥. Nicholson
Washington, D. C
AI Force
Aleman Rasjr Odell Chaffee
Mary Chaffee
East Church Street
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Charles Edward Ausherman
Inlaw
Tobias BE. Zimmerman
Spring Dale Manor
Adanstown
Lawson
Mary Heffmaster Ausherman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Brunswick
Margaret Frook Ausherman
Zimmerman
C. Hubert Ausherman
Rebecca Gaver
Syersville
Mt Olivet
A. R. Etchison and Son Funeral Directors
Louanna Carty
Louanna Reese Carty
Philadelphia
Arthur JC. Carty
William Proctor Carty
Carty
C. C. Carty
Mareh
Harvey Everhart
Lovettsville
Virsonia
Byattyville
Starry
Fine Reed Everhart
Lovetsville
Rit
Fearson Kvealyt
W Son
Cummins
Choe
Cngdison Jeverhart
Lovetsvi
Marshall Butler
Aimita
G.O.P
Combined Chiefs
Adventists
U. S
Metropolitis of
Siatista
St. Demetrius
Greece
Joseph C. Turco
Papanicolas
Frederick County Bank
Dane
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