Leaders Are Honored At St Patrick Day Banquet
A 4-H Older Youth group program at Calvary Methodist church honored 44 boys and girls ages 4 to 11. Joseph Smith presided as president, with Allen Vianigan and Denali Masterday as featured speakers and Miss Effie Faher singing. Local church figures and 4-H staff introduced the girl tender leaders and youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somme
Calvary Methodist Church
Joseph Smith
Marten Big
Allen Vianigan
Denali
Gr. Nevin Sratth
Emmnael United Church At Christ
Pao
Migs Dants Crampton
Sue Relay
Nome
Effie Faher
Charlotte Conaway
Sarah Anvsburg
Mawor Stevens
REMEDY COULD BE WORSE THAN RECESSION TALKS
Washington March 1. Senator Byrd warns that two tax cut bills could push the federal treasury into the red by 11 billion dollars. About 5,200,000 unemployed could face deeper distress if anti-recession actions fail, while local leaders acknowledge tax relief may trigger broader economic shifts amid a complex national outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavht Lawrence
Mareh I
Vaach
America
Yaxed THE NEWS Frederick 1958 local notices and rates
Frederick Maryland newspaper snippet shows masthead with date March 17 1958, publication details, mail subscription rates and space for advertising. Notes association with AP and postal filing, page header indicates Monday edition and city circulation.
Escapade On Maryland Day Recalled From Cave Visit
A letter recalls the 1908 Maryland Day cave exploration by five North Market Street School students at Cavewood Springs. The group, using carbide lamps, crawled into a cave along the Monocacy and faced a high vaulted corridor, a stream, and a large hole ending in water. The tale reflects on a remembered school event and its participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Rot
Burgee
City Opera House
North Macket Street
Cavewood Springs
Isanggie Farm
Monocacy
Frederick
Austin K. Mantz
George D. Stull
Ashers
Uni
Pete Mante
Market Quotes From New York Stock Exchange Officials
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference stock quotations and figures from the New York Stock Exchange. Names and terms are garbled, but indicates quotation activity and total counts amid a committal moment.
Fifty Years Ago Murders and Monuments Mentioned on West Patrick Street and Fort Frederick
Fifty years ago Ernest Bantz reported his West Patrick street burglary during a visit to his sister in Baltimore. Thieves took gold coins and paper currency. The article notes Civil War monument site inspections near Graveertown bridge by commission members and references William E. Schroeder, railroad agent at Frederick Junction, plus a strong wind snatching a house chimney and sirens in North Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bantz
Slate
Allorney
West Patrick Street
Balthvave
California
United States
Aia
Pennsylvania
Haltimere and Ohio
Frederick Junction
Eudvard Halles
Ate AL Co McCar
Twenty Years Ago Hews Prawn The Cobinns Of The News
A 1978 recap notes high school sports near the Holomac river and Shepherdstown. The Cobinns defeated Bancork 40 28 and Hevteed Smtburg 35 20 to claim the West Shore championship. Public notices touch on Frederick County pub listings and army advisory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MS. Grove Lime Company
Conetrustian Ab
Holomac
Shepherdstawsn
Allimination
Tarraroot
Westron
Bancork
Washington
Wange
de Hevteed Smtburg
Inflation fears and tax policy debated after conference
The piece outlines concerns over inflationary risk if the dollar declines to 25 cents, with cautions from Treasury Secretary Anderson after a Washington conference with President Eisenhower and advisers. It argues for gradual tax reform, targeted aid to distressed areas, and incentives to spur manufacturing and employment, noting defense spending shifts and retail sales steadiness amid a recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Anderson
Eisenhower
Presi
Congress
Mc@lroy
Ie- Serve
Bank of Chicago
Mit
SASSER RETURNS: CATR VISITS SYRIA PROVINCE
Sasser returns to Catrel headquarters for his first visit to the Syrian province of Gsnowy United Varal Republic. Local officials report a formal reception and discussions on bilateral concerns. The visit marks a step in regional diplomacy amid ongoing tensions and economic talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasser
Catr
Bresident Nasseb
Hie
Catre
Auler
Gsnowy United vAral Republic
Malbin leads season finale with varied vocal showcase
John D. Ramaley reviews a season ending concert led by Miss Malbin, highlighting her Debussy and Butterfly poised voice, with remarks on accompanying pianist Marcel Frank and the program's mix of German, French, and English pieces. Critique notes youth limits, invites broader contemporary selections.
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Misal
Mathin
Marcel Frank
Frank
Malbin
Aliss
Butterfly
Migg Matbin
al Clude Debussy
Sherbag
Ilke
Oeax
Metropolitan
Chicago
Miss Malbin Lyne Theater
Bos
Peter Warlock
Michael Head
Tle Pond
Nes Aces
Iy Voncerts
Donald Leather
Association
Butlers
Famyne
Schubert
Gretchen
John D. Ramaley
Army develops wind sensing rockets for ICBM guidance
In Monmouth Washington army engineers test small rockets that release aluminum payloads and are radar tracked to measure wind speed and direction. The 40 inch rocket with five engines aids wind data needed to refine ICBM delivery. tests at White Sands NM and Cape Canaveral FL show winds influence high altitude trajectories and forecast methods.
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Monmouth
Army Signal Engineering Laboratories
White Sands
Arotlnds
Cape Canaonal Fla
Lartet
Army
Bomb attacks injure no one at Jewish centers
Explosions hit Jewish community sites in Miami and Nashville, causing extensive damage but no injuries. Miami’s temple annex suffered doors blown out, a wall breach, roof lift, and $30,000 in damage. Nashville center saw smashed doors, ceiling collapse, and about $8,000 in damage. Police probe anonymous calls linked to school integration protests.
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Nashville
Tenn
Miami
Temple Beth BE
Polled Hereford Assn Show Elects New Officers at Hagerstown
The Polled Hereford Association held a two day meeting at the Hagerstown fairgrounds ending today with 130 members attending. Hunter Simpson of Penksburg VA was elected president succeeding Franklin Rooseven of Porghquak NC. John B. Mettler of Millstone NY named vice president and four others chosen as directors including David K. Hinsh of Williamsport Pa Alderman Norman Irreqway Lacraneville NY Ali Behme Winchester VA Otis Smith Lowes DE.
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Data Glinner
Re Sons
Hunter Simpson
Pres
Encksburg
Pre Dent
Franklin Rooseven
Porghquak
N.C
John
Mettler
St} Millstone
Nal
David K. Iinsh
Williamsport
Ald
Normn Irreqway
Lacraneville
Ali Behme
Winchester
Wis Otis Smilih
Lowes
Del
Frederick residents treated at Memorial Hospital
Several Frederick area residents were hospitalized or treated today. Miss Ethel Smith was moved from her home to Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital in Hagerstown. Miss Feline McCardell, West Seland Street, is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Elmer Singer, Trail Avenue, has been at home and is able to be out. Miss Flossie Cain, West Third Street, a Frederick High School faculty member, is hospitalized in serious condition at Frederick Memorial. First Class L Clark of the State Police entered the hospital as a surgical patient. Glande E Etzler, Hamilton Avenue, admitted as a medical patient. The condition of attorney Walter Liam, admitted Friday, was listed as critical. Mrs Helen Malu of Frederick Junction is confined at home with pneumonia. Barbara Jean Dinterman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Dinterman, East Sixth Street, is a patient with pneumonia.
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Ethel Smith
Maryland
Hagerstown
Co. Eb, Cling and Son Ambulance
Feline B.mccardell
West Seland Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elmer Singer
Trail Avenue
Flossie Cain
West Third Street
Frederick High School
L. ©. Clark
State Police
Glande E. Etzler
Hamilton Avenue
Walter
Liam
Frederick
Helen Malu
Frederick Junction
Barbara Jean Dinterman
Clifford Dinterman
East Sixth Steeel
Premier De Valera Jeered as He Attends St Patrick Day
London crowds cheered and jeered as Éamon de Valera entered Westminster Cathedral to worship on St Patrick's Day. Scotland Yard kept watchers as protesters linked to the Irish Republican Army denounced the premier outside the Roman Catholic Cathedral near Buckingham Palace.
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London
Roland
le Valera
Westminster Cathedral
St. Patrick's
Scotland Yard
Buckingham Palace
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Ireland
RESA Talk Highlights Brother Nicholas and Maryland Caves
RESA hosts a public lecture by Brother Nicholas G. Nicholas of LaSalle College on March 20 at Lillian Brown Hudson Science Hall in Huot College. The talk covers the geology paleontology and archaeology of Maryland caves based on Cumberland Bore Cave work in western Maryland. Nicholas is a noted caver biologist editor and society president with regional fieldwork in Kentucky Tennessee New Mexico and Mexico and has received grants from major museums and scientific bodies.
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Brothe G. Nicholas
LaSalle Cortege
Philadehdla
Spetk
Port Debrick
RESA
Almericat
Lillian Brown Hudson
Huot College
Nicholas
Wupie
Paleontolary
Maryland
Resa Banch
Sree
Mexico
Canada
Edmonston County
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carlsbad National Park
New Mexico
Marys Land
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Nas
Chicago Museum of Natural History
American Museum of Natural History
Philadelphia Academy of Sciences
U.S. Geologial Survey
Local Couples Mark Milestones and New Births in Community
Mr and Mrs Leslie Shafer of Middle town celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary as family members, including Mrs George Arnald, entertain on March 4. A birth adds Frances to James and Frances Ketler Mills in Upper Montclair. Virginia Lovise Dewey Buck born February 28 to James Buck Jr. and Dolores Harine. Mrs Harine, daughter of Dr and Mrs D Grove Harine, connected to the Norine family of Burnswick. Mrs Tat, birthday observed Tuesday, and Mrs Fart Brehisen’s birthday noted on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Shafer
Middletown
Georee Arnald
Catoctin Avenue
Port Worth
B. F. Bowings
Adamstown
Shi
James T. Mills
Upper Montclair
Gad
Frances
Mills
Lformer
Frances Ketler
End
Ollin Keller
James B. Buck Jr
Mater, Ta
Antoynte
Virginia
Lovise
Engagement Announced for Louise McCandlish Mangus
Louise McCandlish of Garrettsville Ohio to wed John David Mangus of Warren Pennsylvania. Miss McCandlish teaches biology at Hood College and is a Lake Erie College alumna. Mangus, a Fort Detrick physicist, earned a bachelor’s from Gannon College. Wedding set for June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. McCandlish
Garrettsville
Louise Margaret
John David Mangus
Nicholas J. Mangus
Warren Pa
Miss McCandlish
Hood College
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Pfc. Mangus
Fort Detrick
Gannon College
Erie
Local History Highlights From Arts Library News Files
On December 13 1883 Iwolersville hosted a major event as crowds packed the Frederick Daily News and Post offices. The library presented a full set of historic volumes including The Daily News and The Frederick Post, with microfilm copies held for reference. The collection preserves editorials and rare columns, offering a window into early local and foreign news and customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwolersville
William
Thej
C. Burr Arte
Harshman
Stguifer
News
Frederick Post
Rnval
Proposes Automobile Price Labeling Bill In Congress
Washington Senator Mon roney of Oklahoma introduced a bill to require dealers to display suggested retail prices from manufacturers. The aim is to curb advantages held by unscrupulous dealers and ensure price transparency for consumers across auto sales. Meanwhile local court records show a series of charges including electrical work without a license and a separate reckless driving case, all handled in Frederick magistrate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen “Monroney
Oklal
Ney Rirs
Birthday party honors a seventeenth birthday
A party was held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Rehard J. B. Snyder Sr. 289 West Varrick Street in honor of their son Nieh ard dr. Snyder’s seventeenth birthday. Attending were Crea and Wanda Smith, Mary Lon Baur Itz, Rehard Boye, Cara and Apa Rebecca Snyder and Mrs. Snyder.
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Kone
Air
Rehard JB. Snyder Sr
West Varrick Street
Niehard Dr
Allendhig
Crea
Wanda Smith
Mary Lon Baur Itz
Rehard Boye
Cara
Apa
Rebecca Snyder
Snyder
Damascus Teen Driving Club Formed
The Damascus Chamber of Commerce created a teen club named the Tabets or Tippers? to promote courteous and safe driving. Meetings occur Mondays at 8 pm in Eugene Larkin's barn. Milton Pricot, Damascus High math instructor, will teach mechanics. Members must be at least 15 1/2, avoid alcohol, and not drag race. Two moving violations in a year triggers suspension, with Maryland laws observed. Objectives include safe driving, courtesy, and citizen formation with aims to educate nonlicensed youth. Officers: Donald Larkin president, Alton Schwartzbeck vice president, Dennis White secretary treasurer.
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Damascus Chamber of Commerce
Tippets
Eugene Larkin
Milton Prcott
Damascus High
Homhe Club
Maryland
Elhssa
Donald Larkin
Alton Schiwartzbeck
Dennis White
Point of Rocks Club Hosts Lions for Joint Meeting
The Ruritan Club of Point of Rocks hosted the Carroll Manor Lions Club at St Luke's Lutheran Parish Hall on March 14. Forty four members and guests enjoyed a roast chicken dinner as two speakers, Frank S. Lawrence and Bernard Kroh, spoke on the Potomac River region and its fishing heritage. Lawrence, PTA and Scotts Troop leader, discussed the goals of both groups, while Kroh presented color slides from a fishing trip along the river noting pollution impacts on water life.
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Point of Rocks
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Clvic
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Point of Hocks
Sehureh
Rasitan Refab
Joseph ‘T. Kerrigan
Iritrait
Frank 5.Lawrenee
Ray RewAde
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Emerald Isle
St Paielek
Tip
Sonor
Trishinao
St. Patrick's Day
George Washingli
Carp
Morristown
Mary
U.S
Lawrence
PUMA
Dipire
Kenneth By ‘Shifflet
Aliss Mary ‘Shools
Asiatant Home
Hallengex
Riche
Calal
Comstock
Mes
Raymond Covey
Jefferson
Edwin Mooner
Willard Walter
Town Wide Awake
Rar
Jan
Wellsville
Henry Megha
Prospect
Cyrus McBride
Mids Distown
Buockeaystown
Big Star
Edgar Rippean
Liberty Low
Harold Shriver
Walkeesville
Marvin Slambaugh
Thurmont
Jol Stiles
New Market
Mural Sweaner
Libertytown
Edward Tobery
Braddock
Rays’ Club
Holmes Baker
Unionville
Paw Brttle
Myersville
Warner Uriginia
Monocacy Valley
Totin Clam
Tugearora
Ann Cook
Batengear
Leot Enfield
Petersville
Allen Fladigan
Walkersville
Richard Grassuickle
Libertytown Sr
Edwin Hevner
Libertytown Progressive
Robert Kemp
Bab Lenge
Masten Lang
Creagers
Hawn
Raymond Lang
Creagarstown
Mehrle Mayne
Carroll ‘Manor
Jamies Montgomery
Urbans
Earl McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Mehr Ramsburgen
Lewistown
Daty Remsburg
Anderson
Harold Whoderick
Norman Shriver
Emmit
MFG
North Court St
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Carrion
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Alex Grnen
Jens
York
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Fredvercktesn
Omar Hon
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L. Gordon
Bot
JoAnne Biddinger
Roy Biddinger
Thatlmore
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Hagerstown Fairgrounds
Premier de Valera
Bro
Pat OM
Hea Aie
Claude
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Maurice D. Coh- Jentz
Hollow Road
Frank W. Rothenhoefer
Frederitk
J. Elmer Harp
East Main Street
Coblentzes
Harold A. O. Baller
Baltimore
Seth
Thomas Kent
Kent
Paul W
Thirteenth Street
North Maret Ket Street
Willie East
West All Saints Street
Marth Ravode
and Mogsture
Yustees
Nevis-Post
Sraderlektonians
Tappets
Damascus
Ruritan
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