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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1955
Page
11
HAL BOYLE argues against the new freedom view of wives and halves in chores. He claims traditional roles sustain marriages, warns against 50-50 splits, and cites surveys of young wives as troubling. The piece questions if modern partnerships truly serve lasting companionship over mutual dependence.
The United Nations Association of Maryland marks the UN tenth anniversary with a Maryland Pilgrimage to the United Nations. A special chartered train or plane will transport 400 Marylanders from a different area each day during May 16 to visit UN HQ in New York for a day trip including briefings, tours, and possible deliberations. Monday May 16 features a Thurmont departure at 7 30 am with connected bus service from Frederick. Cost is 20 dollars plus 73 cents for bus shuttles. meals and activities are included.
Equity case Doris Leatherman vs Robert Leatherman filed for absolute divorce. Marriage licenses issued for Luther Rowe Jr and Mary Benchoff. William Tuttle and Beatrice Davis. Irvin Neighoff and Joan Haines. Deed transfers include Ira Johnson to Richard Havermale, and several other county deeds. Ballenger 4-H Club met with twelve members at Martha Haugh’s, demos on sewing and Keep Maryland Beautiful, plan for May 15 church visit and May 6 meeting
The piece lists birthdays and death dates of notable figures from 1812 to 1955 including Lord M Morrill Jacob Riis and others, with entries on Today in History events such as Penn Medical School's founding and Ku Klux Klan suppression. It also covers today's birthdays such as Donald V. Fraser William Inge and Eugene Pulliam. Includes a horoscope note and a German party license incident in Mainz May 1955.
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