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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1957
Page
2
Reporter David Lawrence notes that XO Law could resolve the current situation by outlining steps and responsibilities. The piece emphasizes clear authority and coordinated action to prevent escalation and restore order.
A Washington dispatch notes Attorney General opinion that no existing law can handle a disabled president. Eisenhower will urge a constitutional amendment to cover the issue. The piece links this to geologic faults like San Andreas to illustrate potential constitutional fractures and the need for clear succession rules. It also briefly mentions a legal warning tone about future disruption if disability occurs. A separate local notice reports the engagement of Shirley Mae Martin to David Pata Bernhardt on March 1 in Gainesville Florida with details of the ceremony and family connections.
The column shares spring yard tips from Mrs. Frank Nicodemus of Walkersville Homemakers' Club, praising April gardening tasks and plant care. It also reports on The Ladies Auxiliary to the Independent Hose Co. No. 1 annual banquet with officers and guests, and corrects a prior tax-dinner profit figure.
In a 1927 notice Hood College announced a tuition increase to 300 for the 1938-39 academic year, up from 250. Other items mention local officials, a mayoral candidate, a Damascus speeding acquittal, a murder-accident in Beltsville, a Martin Luther film showing, and church activity. The clipped column blends civic notes, brief local stories, and gardening tips for season work.
A Fort Detrick family now stationed in San Francisco reports no injuries or home damage after a recent earthquake. Chief Ray R. Rew and his wife notify relatives that their home remained intact, while downtown areas showed sway and dust filled the air. The couple described the quake as an unsettling experience and noted few injuries citywide.
A collage of Dorothy Dix Qs and answers covers love, engagement, remarriage, and family conflicts. Readers seek clarity on romance with a soldier, a nervous veteran, a nearly engaged couple, and a teen dating a married man while Hood College runs a pilot course on India with AAUW support.
A column by Earl L Douglass urges following a guiding line similar to the road center mark. He compares moral directives to the white line aiding safe direction in foggy or rough times. Mrs Anna Turnesa 79 mother of six golf playing Turnesa brothers dies in EMSford New Jersey. Market prices list wheat barley corn as well.
Frederick city and county men were found guilty of operating motor vehicles while under the influence or reckless driving in Trial Magistrate's Court. Walter Downey Main, 58, Route 6 Frederick, was fined 150 for drunken driving and 20 for reckless driving after being arrested February 1 at the Police Headquarters on North Market Street. State's Attorney Samuel Barrick represented the State.
Local notices report several residents moved between Frederick Memorial and University Hospital in Baltimore while others recover at home. Names include Mrs Ctargaretha Adam, Mrs Earl Bere Sr, Mr Charles Troupe, Mrs John Wuil, Mrs J Austin Main, Edgar Keller, and others. A spring dance at Park Field House drew about 25 attendants with Loretta Orrison Main and Dennis Abalt winning.
Reading from a March 1957 Frederick Maryland issue, the page references a post office matter and related civic item. The brief item notes activities or decisions affecting the Frederick post office as part of the Saturday edition.
Mr and Mrs Stanley E Linton of Yellow Springs quietly mark their twenty eighth wedding anniversary. Mrs Annie E Mehrling of Alexandria celebrated her eightieth birthday with Rev and Mrs Walter D Mehrling of Adamstown and Mr and Mrs Ronald M Uhi and children George Mark and David of Cockeysville joining the observance.
The case notes show Main fined 3150 for drunken driving and 20 for reckless driving with an appeal planned. Castle Frederick was fined 150 for drunken driving and 10 for reckless driving after Sergt Shook testified to intoxication and mud on tires. Weedon Adamstown found innocent of assault and battery. West Frederick guilty of exceeding 30 mph and failing to appear. collateral forfeitures listed for Thompson and Lyles.
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