Sign Of The Times In United Auto Workers Wage Fight
The United Automobile Workers the republics largest labor group learns the realities of recession. Its international executive board asks top officials and organizers to take a 10 percent salary cut for four months. Eastern railroads report wage cuts, top auto executives see earnings drops, and union salaries shrink
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United Automobile Workers
International
Optical Company Reports Reduced Sales in 1958 First Quarter
Southbridge Massachusetts American Optical Company reports reduced sales and earnings for the first 13 weeks of 1958. Net sales total $19,321,206 versus $20,008,661 year earlier. net income $451,732 down from $729,807. Earnings per share fall from 92 to 51 cents amid lower activity and intensified price competition in ophthalmic products.
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Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Company Today
R E. W. Schumacher
Pfe
Gerald C. Hammond
Fort Benalng
Georgia
LaRue
Schwearing
West Patrick
Street
Frederick
Archie Moore Narrowly Defeats Besmanoff in 19 Rounds
Archie Moore defeated Willie Besmanoff by split decision in a 19 round heavyweight bout at Freedom Hall Louisville before 4,300 fans. Moore, aged and out of peak shape, landed a late third round knockdown then held on through a close card with Beck 49-45 for Moore, Nuckles 47-43 for Moore, and Leslie 45-44 for Besmanoff. AP had Moore ahead 47-43.
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Louisville
Archie Moore
Willie Besamanoff
Moore
Archiv
Besmanoff
Freedom Hall
Walter Beck
Tom Nuckles
Dan Leslie
Besmanol
Local fall injures Lenore man at Woodsboro plant
Mr. Lewis Morgan of Lenore is recovering after a severe fall at Barrick and Son Ame plant in Woodsboro. A bystander’s lift caused a heavy board to strike his head, sending him toward an elevator shaft before he landed on concrete. He survived with injuries not reported as fatal. Hospitalization expected for several days.
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Robert Miller
Jliram College
Hiram
Alpha Society
Ist
Miller
Wham College
Chi Sigma Phi
Airs
Charles L. Miller
Thurmont
Lewis Morgan
Lenore
Barrick and Son Ame
Woodsboro
Mr. Morgan
Mr Morgan
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 3 1908
Birth notices report several Frederick residents welcoming new children including Ralph Ian, Teresa Erin, David Alan, and Debra Jaine born to local families. Other items note Army camp orders, opening of baseball season in Frederick with parade, signings by Ha gerstown manager Buhrman, and local school sports results including Walkersville High.
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the News
Twenty Years Ago News From The Columns Of The News May 3 1935
May 3 1935 column recalls a Community Chest drive update with $3424 raised toward a $15250 goal. Zoning board adjourned after long session without decision on a filling station appeal. Burglars entered the EM. AutSbung area and stole cigars and cigarettes. Typhoid illness continues for Marks child in Jefferson Street.
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Board OF Zoning Appeals
Maar and
Sixt Streets
Rorwers
EM. Autsbung A. and
Clerene Marks
Offeee
James B. Marks
Defferson Street
Cash for News Tips in May at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for local news tips during May. Tips are collected weekdays 8 p.m. to midnight, Saturdays 8:30 p.m. to noon, Sundays 4 p.m. to midnight. Prizes range from 1 to 5 dollars for the top five stories, with first call given priority in tip consideration. Winning stories will be published. Call Monument 27177.
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News and Post
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Heart Association Dinner Planned for May 21
The Frederick County Heart Association will host a dutch-treat dinner on May 21 at the Francis Scott Key Motel. Chairwoman Mrs. Thomas Crum announced that Dr. Needle, president of the Maryland Heart Association, will speak. The board met to review reports from officers and committees including fundraising efforts.
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Frederick County Heart Association
Francis Scott Key
Thomas Crum
Needle
Maryland Heart Association
West Chiveh Street
Dorothy McBride
J. Alfred Cutsall
Cam-Y
Taneytown FBLA students shine at state convention
At the University of Maryland on April 25 and 26 Donna Eyler earned Mr FBLA of Tomorrow and placed highly in spelling while Shirley Koontz and Evelyn Bollinger served as delegates. Eyler and Myers will represent Maryland at the national FBLA Convention in St. Louis. Several members received awards, officers were installed, and staff changes announced for Taneyette High School.
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Mes
John Leister
University of Maryland
Donna Eyler
John Myers
Maryland
St. Louis
Missouri
Shirley Koontz
Miss Syler
Pennsylvania
Myra Lieb
Allen Baumgardner
Joyce Myers
Francis Nelson
Ronald Nusbaum
Joanne Newcomer
Elaine Welty
Mary Wilhsde
Anna
May Haveralglels
Rebecca Wilhide
Bays
Ronald Stopkins
Louis J. Michea
Ager
Mary Royer
Marguerite Hayden
Janet
Cusker
Jackie Howers
Virginia Hahn
F. H.A
Lord Baltimore
Sanira Remsburg
Ronnie Bair
Valerie Nusbaum
Kathy Jen
Urith Shipley
Safety Patrol
Washington
Wilbur Miller
Ned Musser
Paul Beale
Flnnings Recorded During Last Month
Thirty four fillings were reported in the city during the past month per figures from a local utility. Names and addresses include Mes 61 Davis 632 Wilson Place to 1104 Wilson Avenue Richard C Halls 404 East Second Street 1045 Chast Street Nutleyy Mrs Levert Thompson TRFD 1 Thurmont to Box 180 Thurmont Elinor Ware 252 Carroll Parkway to Ridge Road Brad dock Heigns Allen Grimbine 110 South Market Street to 411 Wilson Place Fred Axtell 6 Stewart Manor to 125 West Chives Street 1 Paul BR Beach RFD 1 Walkersville to Green Street Walkersville Mrs Ralph C Bradley RFD 4 Frederick to AGH693 A Field Office USAR EUR Kassel LN Group 7945 APOlil New York Rawl T Ruffington Ves
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Mes
Davis
Wilson! Place
Wilson Avenue
Richard C. Halls
East Second Street
Chast Street
Nutleyy Noo
Levert Thompson
Thurmont
Elinor Ware
Carroll Parkway
Ridge Road
Braddock Heigns
Allen Grimbine
South Market Street
Wilson Place
Fred Axtell
Stewart Manor
Chives Street
Paul BR. Beach
Walkersville
Green Street
Ralph C. Bradley
Frederick
Usar-Eur
Kassel
Apolil
New York
Rawl
Economist Temple predicts bottoming out but growth awaits
A speech at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce meeting features Alan I Temple of the First National City Bank of New York arguing the foundation for a bottoming out is developing. He, along with others, discusses unemployment trends and the need for renewed expansion to restore prosperity, warning that time to resume growth cannot be left to chance. He notes executives in various locales anticipate a protracted horizon before sustained recovery.
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Eisenhower
Ste Alan I. Temple
First National City Bank of New York
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Paige
William Warren
Marry Reid
Crum
Special Mail
Ada L. Moore
Richard Graham
Edward
Storm
Fea
Point Hares
Harkness Pavilion
Elizabeth Derris
Mr. Pleasant
Inc
Columbia -Presbyterian
New York
Mickey Manle
Dorsey
Crsey
Edna Myers
Waldorf Stengel
New York Yankees
University of Pensylvania
Star Center
Peeis Cataera
Tony Kubek
Baltimore
Deaths in Frederick County and Union Bridge
Obituaries note the death of Marlin 2. Devilbiss 75 in Montevue residence with survivors including sister Mrs Elmer Krise Littlestown PA and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for Taneytown with interment at Middleburg church cemetery. Also Charles Narville Fuss 78 of Union Bridge died at home after long illness with funeral details released.
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Devilbiss Martio
Devilbiss
Middleburg
Frederick County
Charles Narville Fuss
Union Bridge
Jmgran
Bla Gray
Methodist Church
Bethlehem Steel
Fort Ings
Union
D. D. Hartal
J C Penney Company Changes Top Personnel
New York J C Penney Company announced top management changes to take effect immediately on the recommendation of founder James Cash Penney. The report, mixing biographical notes, mentions Uniontown born founder and notes leadership shifts at the 1889 established retailer. Funeral arrangements and a service schedule are noted for Mr. Penney.
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New York
J. C. Penney
Comany
Thaln
Ute
James Cash Penney
Albert
Funerals Held for Multiple Local Residents
Funeral services were held for Jacob Olden of Knoxville at the Church of the Brethren in Brownsville with Rev. Newton Poling officiating. Interment followed at the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Tightman Thompson and Harry Migdon among others. Gladhill Company of Middletown directed. Also honored were Julian Joseph Kopff of Shookstown Road and John William Smith of Samsville with services at local churches, officiated by Rev. Dale Burrington and Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning respectively, with interments at Mount Olivet and Blount Olivet cemeteries. M. R Etchison and Son served as funeral directors. A brief line notes Roscoe Lee Rippeon, age 18, a farmer from Waadohana area, who died in a farm-related accident.
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Knoxville
Church of the Brethren
Brownsville
Olden
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Newton Poling
Tightman Thompson
Harry Migdon
Joseph Himes
Charles Harrison
Job Coulter
Raymond Jones
Gladhill Company
Middletown
Julian Josph Kopff
Shookstown Road
Fuseral
East Church Street
Yelock
Dale E. Burrington
Evangelical Southeran Church
Palse
J. Leroy Remsberg
J.thomas Summers
John K. Plunkard
James F. Plunkart
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R Etchison and Son
John Wiliam Smith
Samsville
St. Ignatius Loyola sathoHe
Joseph F. Thorning
Tranklin Smith
Gordon Smith
C. Ralph Smith
Chester Stone
Nelan W. Myers Sr
Nelson W. Myers Sr
Blount Olivet Cemetery
M. R Etchison Ane San
Conference attendance of Maryland college reps in Baltimore
Representatives from Hood College Western Maryland College Westminster Saint Joseph College and Mount St Marys College plan to attend a conference in Baltimore. The event features talks on higher education and trustee roles with notes on wages and industry impacts.
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Hood College
Western Maryland College
Mount St. Marys College
Menitehore
Mandava
Local Girl Attending Girl Scout Conference
Mary Storm daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward D Storm Record Street is attending the First National Girl Scout Citizenship Conference an experimental workshop by Girl Scouts USA and League of Women Voters at Camp Rockwood near Bethesda She was chosen by the National Selections Committee for outstanding community work as one of twenty nine girls from across the United States The study of citizenship began Sunday April 27 with two days of briefings with Interior Department officials and visits to conservation sites in the Capitol area
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Edward D. Storm
Record Street
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
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Camp Rockwood
Girl Scout
Bethesda
United States
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