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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
14
A Washington ABU outlines how unemployment compensation UC works, its funding from a federal fund and state accounts, eligibility limits, and tax structure. It notes about 3 million UC recipients and widespread gaps for workers excluded from UC, with Eisenhower proposals about extending aid.
The Monocacy River drains roughly 63 miles through Frederick County with major east bank creeks including Double Pipe Creek and Litve Pipe Creek and west bank streams such as Ballenger and Israel’s. The main headwater is Marsh Creek in Adams County, Pennsylvania, and artifacts from aboriginal use are found along streams from Gettysburg to the Potomac Aqueduct.
Fathers of Visitation Academy students gathered to honor a shrine dating back a century, moved to make way for a new statue of the Blessed Virgin. Architects Baltimore plan the project as sculptors in Pietrasanta Italy carve Carrera Marble, with inscriptions and figures reflecting regional Catholic devotion.
Anniversaries include John C Calhoun born in Abbeville District South Carolina and died 1850, Francis Lieber born in Germany and died 1872, Grover Cleveland born in Caldwell New Jersey and died 1908, Marcus M Marks born in New York City and died 1934, and Robert P. Coffin a Bowdoin professor and poet.
Fragments note Fre Mount Airy Maryland residents taking part in NATO Mediterranean air operations aboard the USS Saratoga. Caroline Stouler, 36, of Mountsbury Road, treated at Warner Hospital for a fractured left ankle after a fall Friday. Robert A. Jtved, son of Mrs Hadith Hod, graduated from recruit training March 15 at the Natal Training Center, Great Lakes.
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