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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
2
An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile test at Cape Canaveral evaluated a new nose cone design. The launch aimed to verify aerodynamic and space launch capabilities ahead of planned communications and satellite objectives under the project curve.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a date around March and a location reference to the Southern region. It provides no clear events, names, or actionable details beyond a partial timetable and scattered initials.
Fragmented dispatch outlines President Hosenhower and Prime Minister Wilson traveling to Britain this weekend for summit discussions on postwar security and the fate of the world. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill are noted as involved figures in a broad, uncertain diplomatic effort amid signs of continued conflict.
Mrs. Paul Gleichman and her son David Paul return to Riegelsville after visiting her parents in Monocacy Village. Cade Edward Gleichman, a plebe at West Point, won the 18 pound regimental wrestling championship and played on the freshman football squad. Mrs. Bessie M. Poole completed a nine day 2715 mile auto tour to New Orleans and Gulf Coast, visiting Biloxi and Back Bay Mission. Mrs. Cora Jay Lambert celebrated quietly at her son-in-law’s home with cards and flowers.
Fifty years ago a Washington area report notes Mayor George Edward Smith informing the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad to halt a steam engine near Fourth Street by March 31 due to a city aldermen resolution. A separate item mentions a radiator valve incident at Girls High School causing excitement, with scattered garbled text about local activity.
Twenty Years Ago column notes a bill to create a county roads administration and a seven member roads board. Frederick county properties advertised for tax delinquency. Fort Hill Cumberland site omitted from Western Shore tourney. Hancock and Lonaconing Central High clash ends 31 38 in favor of Central High. Sunday liquor closing law fails in legislature despite backing from Frederick officials.
The report lists multiple patients and their hospitals in Maryland and Baltimore area. Nellie May Summers and Mrs. Louise Cannon are among those noted for medical treatment and critical illness respectively. Other individuals include Forrest Moler Jr and Mr. Chester Young undergoing surgery or recovery at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins Hospital.
The clipping blends a Cedar Grove School 1915 class photo credit to James Milton Tabier and a corporate bulletin listing employee recognitions at Price Electric, noting long service milestones and introductions. It includes an instructional sugar custard recipe and a brief plant superintendent appointment history.
The snippet blends daily weather readings for multiple cities with stray culinary instructions about custard and baking. It references NATO troops in Germany and the 1955 Paris treaty end of occupancy, noting approval by involved governments. The fragmentary text includes scattered numbers, locations, and recipe steps alongside world events.
Miss Margie Maxine Bowen and Robert Canin Brown were married at the Leesburg parsonage by Rev. Ho Calhoun. The ceremony at 4 p.m. included only immediate families. The couple plans to live with her parents in Lovellsville as Mr Brown continues farming.
Efforts to avert a printers strike against 10 New York City dailies stalled with mediation recessed and no date set for negotiations between the Publishers Association and New York Typographical Union 6. Both sides will restudy issues and remain available for next talks.
Obituaries detail Walter Flickinger of Hanover age 90 and his funeral arrangements at Warner and Jackson funeral home with interment at Resthaven Cemetery. Also listed are deaths of John Bernard Kline 29 of Hagerstown, Ridgeway alias Ridgeway Pond Ro, and local veteran and Harpers Ferry resident, with services and burial plans in Mt. Olivet, Harpers Ferry Cemetery, and Harpers Ferry cemetery respectively.
Funeral services were held for Earl Edgar Aosherman Jr. at 2 PM Wednesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiating. Military honors were rendered by Company A, 115th Infantry Maryland National Guard. Pallbearers included SP3 Ernest M. Snyder and others. interment at Mount Olivet. A separate service for Alice Ausherman took place at Locust Valley Church of God with Rev. John Gossert assisting. burial at Locust Valley Cemetery.
A Beirut inspired recipe folds ground beef with eggplant for a sandwich style hamburger. Instructions include grinding beef, frying eggplant rounds, and layering with marinara sauce between eggplant slices. Serves six. notes on Armenian bakery bread and regional dishes appear alongside a separate local fire report in Gaithersburg and Unionville.
In Annapolis the Senate took up two censorship bills from Marsland debates. One would authorize labeling films as morally undesirable for viewers under 18. the identical House measure previously died. The second would bar showing any obscene film deemed to corrupt morals, already approved by the House.
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