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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1952
Page
4
The item appears as a historic newspaper header showing edition name Four The News Freda dated Saturday March 22 1853. It lists pricing for months and references post office branding. No clear event or person details are readable.
The Minnesota confirmation shows Eisenhower widening his hold on Republicans with a write-in drive led by Harold E. Stassen. Voters crossed ballots to back the General, signaling a broader party push alongside New Hampshire and Wisconsin plans, as Britain dominates maritime trade and U.S. shipbuilding climbs.
A March 1952 diary style note recalls an 18th century French tale about Mademoiselle de Coligny and a preserved corpse used for anatomy study. It pivots to modern work life noting 1160 companies in 45 states permitting coffee breaks and Mutual Life Insurance mobile snack carts cutting labor costs by about 130000 dollars.
The Federated Charities board met Tuesday evening in the free kindergarten room at the building on South Market Street. Officers were re elected for the coming year: George S. Rodock Jr president Ernest Helfenstein Jr vice president Charles Sifford second vice president Mrs C Thomas Summers secretary Nevin T R Waskey treasurer and Mrs Summers general secretary. Summers reported on activities including distributing used clothing to families maintaining a loan closet for hospital beds and supplies under the Margaret Janet Williams Memorial Fund aiding over 150 underprivileged children for Thanksgiving and Christmas and assisting families on request. The federation houses multiple organizations and invites visitors to learn of its work and offer help.
Darius carved a 300 foot high cuneiform record recounting early Persian triumphs on Behistun Rock in western Persia. The inscriptions, written in three languages, became a key to deciphering cuneiform and translating other languages.
A pocket book containing $15.91 was lost on a straw stack during threshing but recovered by Mr. Feiser who returned it to its owner. Albert V. Lampe, son of C L C Lampe, was elected poet for commencement week at Franklin and Marshall College. Railway survey for the Baltimore and Frederick line begins Monday, with two crews starting from Frederick and Baltimore. the work will take about 60 days and requires two bridges including over the Monocacy at Ceresville. Egg prices fall to 12 cents a dozen locally. butter around 23 cents a pound. Peach growers in the mountains optimistic about a good crop this year.
Sperry L Storm, conductor of the Frederick High School Band, thanks the Braddock Drive-In Theater and manager Mr Detwiler for donating all opening night proceeds to the band and expresses gratitude to everyone who helped make the event a success.
In New York on March 22 a Boyle column delves into quirks about mail, cycles, and wars every 22 years, noting solar disturbances align with conflicts. It jokes about age marriage laws in Massachusetts and mentions Alan Gavrike, a bologna knotter, highlighting craft detail and Village contrasts with Wall Street.
In March 22 1932 items the Board of Education issued a reply defending shortening the public school term while noting teachers and officials concerns. The George Washington bicentennial observance drew attendance at the Frederick Hien Scheu event. University of Maryland President Raymond A Pearson spoke to the Kwame Club. Easter eggs were selling at 15 cents a dozen, a low price in two decades.
Multiple death notices from Frederick area: Jean Simpson Bennetts 57 of Pittsburgh died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after four months illness. Amy Sappington Furry 69 of Union Bridge died after two days illness. Laura Gaver 78 of Thurmont found dead from cerebral hemorrhage. Margaret Crum 90 of Philadelphia died after long illness. buried in Frederick. Harrison Mullinix 63 of Lisbon died after long illness. survived by two sons and several relatives. Murray Fuss 68 of Frederick County died at son’s home. survived by husband and many relatives. Details include birthplaces, family ties, church memberships, and funeral arrangements.
The report outlines President Truman’s stance on Ike resigning as Supreme Allied Commander and returning home between May 15 and June 1, with a possible successor and timing considerations affecting NATO approval. It notes Eisenhower’s political pressures from NH and MN results, potential campaign constraints, and possible post return speeches at West Point, Columbia, and Abilene.
Elman Edmonds of near Tamsville received a 90 day jail term in Peoples Court after a guilty verdict on trespass after notice. Witnesses Lewis Reed and Mrs Reed testified Edmonds had lived with them and frequented the premises, while Edmonds claimed prior notice.
Funeral services were held for Gilmore T Fowbie at Walkersville funeral home with Rev Raymond C Myers presiding. Pallbearers included Jesse Frysincer Elijah Zimmermann and others. burial at Chapel cemetery near Liberty. Other services were conducted for Olive Methedietch at a local church with Rev Cunningham and Rev Beale officiating. pallbearers Walter Pipers Roland Welsh and others. Interment at church cemetery. Jed Jfersen, a retired career man, died Thursday afternoon and rites are pending. Henry Etchton and Son to direct. Mrs Nathan W Plummer died Monday near Baltimore with services noted at local church.
Frederick AAUW branch members gather Tuesday at 8 p m for Art in Action led by Patricia Cummings at Mrs W T Delaplaine 273 Dill Avenue. The program includes film strips and guidance for members creative work with hosts and attendees named.
Pvt Norman Mossburg son of Mr and Mrs Grover C Mossburg of Frederick has reached Lackland Air Force Base for basic training. His mailing address and unit details AF 132425496 3724th Training Squadron Flight 0379 at Lackland San Antonio Texas are listed. A Thurmont sale shows Roland L Myers property withdrawn at 3000 dollars with a two story six room dwelling two miles south of Thurmont Route 15. W Jerome Offutt acted as attorney in fact for Mr Layton and John L Ponton led auction duties with Edward Nikirk in charge of the sale.
Taneytown and nearby towns report multiple engagements and upcoming weddings. Sue Ellen Fogle plans June 8 at Grace Reformed Church with Carlton Munshaur of New Windsor. Regina Kane to Robert Rosenwald of Emmitsburg. Fr es Jane Conaway to Robert Warner of Hampstead with ties to Western Maryland College. Rob Warner military service noted. Properties withdrawn at public sales in Court House after insufficient bids.
In Omaha a write in campaign for Republican Senator Robert Taft of Ohio was announced to aid his presidential bid. Lincoln organizers planned voter education on write ins without backing a specific candidate. Talk of Eisenhower write ins existed but no plans were set. Nebraska’s Republican primary featured only two entries Harold Stassen and Mary Kenny.
An antiquated meditation on biblical phrases and verses. It dwells on steadfast gaze before God, the prophet weeping, and the mystery of tears. The piece contrasts idle tears with sorrow, reflecting on autumn days and days long past.
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