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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1956
Page
3
In a Maryland primary issue, debates over Paul's authority versus Jesus frameworks surface among theologians and lay readers. The article surveys interpretations of Paul as founder of Christian thought, versus Jesus as central, with references to Corinthians and Galatians.
ANNAPOLIS May 4 Governor McKeldin urged President Eisenhower to consider Baltimore for a campaign television appearance. He cited proximity to Washington, eager crowds, and Maryland’s role as a gateway to the South as reasons the city would boost party strength in the state before the 1956 race. McKeldin noted the president would face heavy demands but urged full consideration of a Baltimore address. He compared Maryland popularity to 1952 levels and referenced GOP plans for a handful of TV appearances. New York May 4 Victor Riesel case reports note he has lost vision in both eyes after an April assault. his assailant remains unidentified.
The Atomic Energy Commission authorized two large scale private nuclear plants costing about 100 million dollars. Consolidated Edson Co plans a 55 million dollar plant on a 350 acre Hudson River site near Buchanan New York 24 miles north of NYC. Commonwealth Edison Co will build a 45 million dollar plant on a 950 acre site at the Kankakee and Des Plaines rivers junction in Grundy County Illinois about 50 miles southwest of Chicago. Each plant targets about 236 000 and 180 000 kilowatts respectively with completion deadlines in 1960. Special nuclear material will be supplied over 40 years totaling 5699 and 8323 kilograms U253 for the two plants.
The Frederick County Council of Parent Teacher Associations mails the final edition of its monthly newsletter this weekend. It includes a message from Jules Shapiro, Thurmont PTA president, praising PTA work for fostering discussion, understanding, and closer relations among members and the community.
Fourteen leaders of the Frederick Association of Girl Scouts spent a overnight camping trip at Camp Baker April 27 28. Attendees included Mrs OE Alexander Mrs Carlton Brown Mrs Lewis Buick and others. They patched a tent sawed logs for the camp fire gathered firewood and enjoyed a nosebag style evening meal. Highlights were songs and games taught by Mrs Robert Wilke. Saturday began with a long hike and a ceremony Scout Own followed by breakfast cooked on Buddy Burners.
The Court of Frederick County Maryland issues an order of publication in the Brown versus Brown divorce suit. Complainant Clyde W Brown seeks a decree of dissolution for a marriage dated November 28 1345 at Thurmont Maryland and alleges abandonment by Catherine Louie Brown for over 18 months. Publication in Frederick County newspaper required by May 29 1956 with appearance by May 29 1956.
An item from Frederick Maryland describes a Scout camp day with knot skills and outdoor cooking led by Senior Scouts Maury Storm and Nancy Null. The event honored by Mrs Joseph Bussard and committee members for leading camp activities. The Fidelis Bible Class met at Mrs Ernest Weddle’s home with Mildred Stitely co hosting and prayers led by Mrs Maurice Roberts. Plans for a Mother Daughter banquet and a Tombley sale were discussed. Then Ayrshire and Guernsey cattle notes from Edgewood Farms recount butterfat records and a new sire purchase by Grant J Long. A Buenos Aires air force crash killed three crew members with six passengers escaping unharmed.
The Army issued a draft call for 13,000 men in July with 1,000 additional recruits requested, announced in Washington on May 4.
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