Sickness Roundup From Frederick in The News 1857
Local newspaper notes several Frederick area residents in or recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ernest Berger and Mrs. R E Town reported in satisfactory condition as surgical and medical patients respectively. Albert Leon improved at Cape Fear Valley Hospital after a heart attack en route to Florida. Other patients include Robert Martey undergoing tonsil and adenoids removal, Mrs. Paul W Main convalescing at a relative’s home, Mrs. Walter Wills Jr undergoing surgery, John T Moore moved to Walter Reed Hospital, Mrs. Donald R Butler recovering from major surgery, Mrs. John S Fonny recovering from surgery, Mrs. John W Null admitted for observation, and Roy Baugher admitted for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Faursday
Ernest Berger
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
R. E. Town
Rockwell Terrace
Albert Leon
Elenowo Frederick
Paul W. Main
North Bentz
Baltimore Eye
George Shiptey
West Patrick Street
Walter Wills Jr
John
Frederick AS Memorial Hospital
John W. Null
East Ninth Street
Roy Baugher
Adamstown
Tax debate grows as lawmakers face fluctuating incomes
The article highlights rising resentment toward the income tax amid higher federal spending and scarce relief prospects. It notes criticism from sports and entertainment sectors with volatile earnings and mentions proposed measures to ease tax burdens for fluctuating incomes. It also references a piano recital at Hood College as a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Uncle Sam
Joe Louis
Russell C. Harrington
Interall Revenue
Treasury Department
Washington
Banquet Planned by Carroll County Petition Committee
The Carroll County Chapter of the Maryland Petition Committee will hold a banquet March 30 at 6 36 p m in the New Windsor Fire Hall. The dinner will be served family style by the Ladies Auxiliary of New Windsor. Several prominent Marylanders will speak.
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Carrol County
The
Maryland Petition Committee
New Windsor
Ladies Auxiliary of
Cash for News Tips Offered by The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post announces cash prizes for local tips during March. Hours: weekdays 8 a.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon, Sundays 4 p.m. to midnight. Five dollars for best tip, three dollars second, two dollars third, and one dollar for the next five. First caller on each story is considered. Tips to Mosu ment 277.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
Mosument
Public Ethics Debate Ties Fifth Amendment to Labor Racketeering
The column argues that public duty requires union leaders like Dave Beck to disclose refunds entrusted to them, linking the Fifth Amendment to civil obligation. It questions whether invoking the amendment shields guilt and defends sharing information to combat subversion, espionage, and racketeering affecting national safety.
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David Lawrence Washington
Maren
Dave Be
Wie
Teamsters UN
Ion
Isbor-union
Congress
Menj
Republic
Senate Committee
Dave Beck
Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Gence Gross
Omaha
Shanghai
Books for receiving subscriptions to Frederick Inter-Urban Railway
Books for receiving subscriptions to the capital stock of the Frederick Inter-Urban Railway Company were opened at the office of Coblentz and Waters and closed the same day. Authorized capital stock is 31 000 000 and all stock reportedly subscribed. The company aims to consolidate three regional lines and organize soon, with consolidation after organization next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Inter-Urban Railway Company
Coblentz
Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
Solomon Storm
Stern
Lloyd €. Culler
Newton M. Zentz HA
Hesier A
Caroline
Pleasant Hill Church
Seccess Literary Society
Adamstown
Roger Day
Charles Retler
Frank
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from March 23 1937 note the death of real estate agent John W Snoot formerly county treasurer aged 65 at his North Market street home. An Urbana fire destroyed a Ford truck and trailer with about ten tons of baled timothy hay, threatening nearby homes. George T Myers of Washington and Lee University left Lexington with the baseball team to tour during spring vacation and was named basketball manager. Easter plans warn of a chilly parade with possible snow flurries. The column also discusses labor union finances involving Dave Beck, Fifth Amendment protections, and public scrutiny from AFL-CIO leaders and the Harvard Law School viewpoint.
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John WO Snook
North Market Street
Urbana
George T. Myers
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Myers
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Beck
Dean T E. N. Griswold
Harvard Laws School
Dean Griswold
Dave i Beck
Tabor
Emmitsburg Social Roundup and Grange Meeting
Emmitsburg residents share weekend visits from relatives in Baltimore Walkersville York College Park and Philadelphia. The Emmitsburg Grange held a recent meeting with 22 members and eight guests plus new membership filings.
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Emmitsburg
Charles
Dolores Topper
Baltimore
Curtis Topper
and Airs
William Boyer
Walkersville
Boyer
William Sterbinsky
Charles Pitzer
York
Pitzer
James Arnold
George Arnold, Jr
College Park
Arnold
John Kelly
Marie Rosensteel
Poffenberger on 30 day leave from Korea duty
Ronald E. Poffenberger son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Poffenberger near Boonsboro is spending a 30 day leave with his parents. He just returned from Pusan Korea after 16 months service and will report to Fort Lee Va April 17. He is Boonsboro High School class of 1955.
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Ronald E. Poffenberger
Wilbur Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Pusan
Korea
Fort Jackson
D. C
Fort Lee
lRonald
Boonsbers High School
Dolly Clark
Gaithersburg
Hellen Thomas
Lucille Lewis
Dorothy Gates
Rockville
St.’ Augustine Fla
Earl Hahn
Sherman Biddinger
Hood College junior to reign at Apple Blossom Festival
Marthanne Stephens of Hood College in Smithfield Virginia will be the 1963 Queen Shenandoah XXX mascot at the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester Virginia May 2 and 3. She is Lt Governor A E S Stephens’s daughter, on Hood’s Dean’s list, secretary treasurer of the Extra Curricular Council, and a Stone yearbook award winner. Also named among 38 princesses are Corinne Jane Delaney Averett College Danville Virginia Shirley Lucille Hill Westhampton College University of Richmond Marilyn Maret Miller Richmond Professional Institute.
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Davis Studio
Nabmied
Marthanee Stephens
Smithfield
Hood College
Hood
Micober
Winchester
Miss Stephens
Virginia
A. E. S. Stephens
Corinne Jane Delaney
Mineola
Averett College
Danville
Shirley Lucille Hill
Martinsville
Westhampton College
University of Richmond
Marilyn Maret Miller
Strassburg
Richmond Professional Institute
Community Notices and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Side Glances shows A list of Sunday dinners with Bellison Brownings and others, plus Christen ing of Debra Elaine King at Clarksburg Methodist Church. Guests include King family relatives and Takoma Park visitors. Also reports Donkey basketball at Damascus High School to raise funds for new team uniforms.
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Thomas Bellison
Lindsay L. Browning
Edward
Robert Browning
Barbara
Ruth Ann
William S. Hood
Stevie
Michael
David
Jennie Bellison
Hattie Bellison
Robert Bellison
Thurston King
Debra Elaine King
Robert H. King
Benjamin Hartley
Clarks-burg Methodist Church
George W. Boyer
Jeannette Earnhardt
Charlene Biffle
Takoma Park
William Lambert
Hilda Henzie
Baltimore
Ednad Brandenburg
Clayton Crouch
Franklin Leslie
Sharon
Kathy
Beth
Roscoe Pardum
Stephen Bennett
He Browningsville Sunday School
Clifford Bennett
Damascus High School
Boys’ Athletic Association
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from March 23 to March 27 list new arrivals across multiple families. Names include Shan Jeffery, Michael Wayne, Teresa Bien, Dale Lynne, Natalie, William Allen, Roxanne Gail, Brian Keith, Robin Sue, Katherine Marie, and others with parents and residence details. Deeds recorded involve Gulf Oil Corp and several property transfers. Community notices cover Damascus Catholic Daughters events, Chamber of Commerce sidewalk talks, and school activities plus a Maryland Day celebration at Damascus High School. A Baltimore Life Underwriters luncheon features Paul J. Murphy as guest speaker. Legislation in Carroll County includes tax exemptions for seniors and nighttime movie showings on Sundays.
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Luther Burke
Damascus
Blue Birds
Camp Fire
Louis Roddis
Camp Manavi
Virginia
Potomac Area
Emerson Savier
Bobcat
Jimmy Saylor
Michael Woodfield
Michael Floyd
Robert Low
Michael Hodges
Larry Mullinix
Philip Watkins
Wayne Bowers
Michael Murray
Dennis Hines
Wayner Banass
Gary Cupit
Larry Multinix
Jimmy Hunt
Robert Williams
Larry Tschifer
Larry Gladhill
Wayne Koontz
Frank Blood
Boy Scouts
Methodist Church
S. Carroll Coale
Sterling Day
Ruth Pearce
Gilmore Hurley
Ellen Saylor
Howard ‘Taylor
Claude’ Hurley
Charles Burke
Daie Hollow Lakes
Tennessee
Bruce Hord
Mt. Vermon Avenue
Juan Anami Wa
Dale Lynne
Edward Burke
Elm Street
Natalie
Elmer Spencer
Airy
William Allen
Nelson Cockrill
East Second Street
Roxanne Gail
Cockrill
Shirley Hart
Frederick
Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Walter Shipley
Arthur Martineau
J. P.J. Seltysiak
Wiliam Keith
Chamber of Commerce
Fire House
E. Brooke Lee
Benjamin Elliott
Everett Jones
Tom
Slater
Montgomery County
Mary
Stipe
Farauhaur
Maryland
Paul J. Murphy
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Frederick Life Underwriters
V. F. W. Country Club
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Frederick, Mc
Asi Monet
Bob Eee Sroeths
Janes Segeths
Frederck
Carel R. Freed
Bela Ind
Coffman-Chapel
Sharon Stup
Cynthia Shafer
Stup
Ber
Nice Frost
Betty Schwab
Paul Kadall
Franz Schubert
Feix
Mendelssohn
Brainard
Chopin
Michael Stup
Sousa
Paul Radull
Freed
Sinding
Lawrence
the News
New York
Heraid Tritane Inc
Airs
Alton Edwards
James Topper
Margaret Topper
Hrenald Rodgers
Thornton Rodgers
Harold Duvier
Biglerville
Ditzier
Clarence Sanders
Kevin
Nevin Topper
William Topper
Virginia Ohler
Barbara Lee
Thomas Fox
Kersville
Robert Topper
Lynn
Mike
Karen
Fat Shorb
Rita Ann
Virginie Lou
Dennelle Topper
William Umbel
Waynesboro
Umbel
Wilbur Umbel
Fred Bowers
Quantico
Bower
Charlotte Bollinger
Woody Stoner
U. S. Marines
Camp Lejuene
N. C
Donald Stoner
Emmi
Charles Lake
Philadelphia
Bernard Welty
Edward Meadows
Edward Smith
Grange
Richard Florence
Jamestown
National Grange Insurance Company
Florence
Eugene Long
Norman Shriver
Master Swomley
Lingenore
Meril Ramsburg
Afr
Ramsburg
Fredericks County
Mother Seton
Thurmont Cooperative
Robert A. Richter
Harvey Wonder
P. C. Blower
Ultra Life Laboratories
W. F. Cramer
Carrie Hess
Helen Swomley
Charles B. Shorb
Stanley Tracey
Fairfield
Charles “Tess” Shorb
Silver Fancy Garden Club
William Marshman
Littlestown
Ruth Gillelan
Federation of Garden Clubs of Maryland
Sliss A. Hartman
H. MacPherson
Sbour
Cub Stout Pack
Staley Park
Den 5
Den
Vernon Oden
Merdith Hickman
Lion
James Stanley
Ronnie Fishier
Wolf
Tom Dutrow
James Stanly
Ronnie Fisher
Donald Kefauver
Kim Cavenee
Robert Fogle
Bruce Ramsburg
Eddie Cook
Robert May
Denner
den Chiefs
Warren Evans, Jr
Robert McCauley
Louise Waltz
Milton Frank, Jr
Jack Fritz
Hickman
Sucuna
Montgomery County Society For
Congressional Country Club
Mrsrbert
Hyatt
Jerry Williams
Howard Taylor
William Miles
Beulah Hyatt
Roland Green
Charles Rodke
B. M. Woodfield
Harrison King
Uunel Oo Duiag Uc UR
5Society’s Fund
Herbert S. Hyatt
Milton Pruett
Murray Andrews
Potomac Edison
William D. Whiddon
Red Canyon
602Nd Missile Battalion
Sgt. Whiddon
Fred
Ernest Lipford
Lizzie M. Lipford
Emmett Lipford
Ascension Chapel
Daizell
George Washington University
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Christ Church
Captico
St. Mary's County
Stewart la Jbat
Ohio
Floyd Burns
Robert Cline
Damascus American Legion Auxiliary
Huntemann-Huff Post
Mt. Rainier
Greece
Dames Costas
New York City
Costas
Day
Harlingen Air Force Use
Tex
Lucius ¥. Daniels
W. F. Daniels
West Fourteenth Street
United States Air Force
Anacostia High School
Daniels
University of Maryland
Lake Charles Air Force Base
Adolph
Jason
Row
Ag. US
Coe West
Gulf Oil Corporation
Charles 5. Jones
Market and
Seventh Streets
Robert C. Perry
Dallas
JW. Kehoe Jr
Braddock Hights
Charles F. Murray
G. John Hahn
State Senate
House of Delegates
Carroll County
Freedom District
Ele Sentey
GE Electric
Gevesit
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