May 24 1959 Frederick News Snapshot
The Frederick edition provides a midweek update from The News dated May 24 1959. It notes publication by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co and lists standard postal entries and timing for the afternoon edition, with no extended events documented in the readable text.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
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Hepbron Probe Debated in Evening Session
Baltimore fixture Hepbron faced cross examination as prosecutors press Wiretap evidence implicating him and allies in illegal taps. Forrester testified Gov Mecheldin reviewed recordings. defense aims to show inspector O Forrester rather than the commissioner authorized taps. The case spans decades with many figures linked to boxing promotions and police records.
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James St. Hepbron
Mill
Clarence O. Forrester
Wilam D. MacMillan
Forrester
Tayves
Heaney
Tawes
Hepbron
Imo
Rk Heptron
Benny Trotta
Baltimore
Franke Carbo
New York
Beains
Antonio Messina
Tretta
Atty
Ferdinand Sybert
Theodore R. Mecheldin
London Sporting Club
St. Nicholas Arena
Julius Helfand
Trottz
Carbo
International Boxing Club
Mecheldin
Trotta
Ford
Heppbron
Cripther
Commis
Fan Inio
Seid Cour
Kuwait Rich Nation or Threat in Middle East Tides
In Kuwait a wealthy state with high per capita wealth faces pressures from neighboring powers and ideological currents, raising concern that global attention will bring adverse news from the region amid political tension and oil wealth dynamics. A second item reports a new $250,000 lawsuit in Baltimore over the 1958 Capital Airlines crash, alleging unfit pilots and outdated safety rules contributed to the collision near Brunswick.
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Kuwaiker
Iraq
Kuwait
Materi
Lal
Rm Nasser
District
Baltimore
Capital Airlines
Maryland National Guard
Brunswick
Airs
Asinnie B. Levin
Capital Airlines, Inc
Jack
Pittsburgh
Republican primaries sweep Frederick county election
Fifty years ago from The News columns reveal the Republican primaries in Frederick county produced a sweeping victory for the regular organization. In the city a contest arose between Dr. S F Hammer and Harry W for nomination for ch officer of 2 Kewit Court. Bowers won all eight precincts. Most principal business houses listed. The report notes bile runs.
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Frederick County
May 11 1939 Twenty Years Ago Items
Weather thwarted plans for the May Day fete at Hood College forcing events indoors. In track action at Bjorlee Field the Maryland School for the Deaf beat Frederick High School and Church Street School in a junior meet. Two Middletown residents suffered knee injuries in an accident involving Wassan and Powell’s trucks.
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Middletown
Utterback
Powell
Hood College
Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick High School
Church Street School
Bjorlee Field
Sodality Plans Aid for St. John's School
The Sodality, led by rector S. Jordan, plans support for St. John's school including an ordination trip for members, a vigil altar stand purchase, a $50 Catholic Charity appeal gift, and new dining furniture for Prospect Hall high school sisters. Mrs. Charles E. Wells presided.
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The
Sodality
Prospect Hall High School
Charles E. Wells
Arthur V. Myers
New System Of Teaching Long Division by NEA Service
The NEA introduces a new method for teaching long division aimed at reducing student anguish. Trials in Portland, Lewiston, Midland, and New Brunswick show improved problem understanding and readiness for advanced math.
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NEA Service
Maurice VW. Bartung
Leav
Chi
van Engel. U
Wisconsi
Midland
G. Kingsley
Mic
Joseph FE. Diekinson
Midlane Hist School
Arithmeti
Woman charged with reckless driving after West South Street collision
Almetta Olicia Click of West South Street was charged with reckless driving after her car struck a tree in the 100 block at 1 15 am on West South Street. Sgt Williams Boone Fr investigated and trial set for May 29 in Magistrate court.
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West South Street
Almetta Olicia Click
Sgt
Williams
Boone
Shooks‘town Road
Marvin D. Hagelin Jr
RFD
Frederick
William A. Mutchner
Shookstown Road
Hagelin
Klineharts Alley
James Philp Smith
Kinnehart
James A. Stull
William
Personal notes celebrate birthday and home move
Gen D. sey returns to the area after a stay in Chicago with G Leseafleet and Mit terry of county. A birthday celebration for Mr George Nev and Dirvhda marks the day. Readership invited to join the local observances and recall recent relocations.
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D. Sey
Chicago
G. Leseafleet
Mit
Terry
County
Hi Rihdar
Mr. George
Mt. Nev
Sick Mrs Morgen Returns Home From Hospital
Among the sick Mrs Thomas Morgen returned to her Seminole road home from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she had been a medical patient for six weeks. Pete Rice of Mountain Dale entered Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Monday for observation and treatment. SPITE ATTACK Washington AP Senator Norris Cotton described opposition to Lewis L Strauss for secretary of commerce as a spite attack. Cotton, a member of the Senate Commerce Committee, said political sniping follows easing tensions as Strauss’ nomination remains under consideration since Jan 17.
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Thomas Morgen
Seminole Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Pete Rice
Mountaindale
Johns Hoo
Baltimore
Washington
Norris Cotton
RNH
Lewis L. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
Beri
Cotton
Senate Commerce Committee
Strauss
Frederick Memorial honors 45 year hospital veteran Edward Burke
Edward T. Burke retires after 45 years at Frederick Memorial Hospital as maintenance worker and garden caretaker. His service began May 3, 1914 and ended May 1 due to ill health. He planted trees and shrubs that beautify the grounds with help from Miss Mary L. Nies. Gift Shop donation of 2000 dollars credited to debt reduction.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward T. Burke
Burke
Board of Managers
Mary L. Nies
Charles H. Woodman
Paul S. Michael
Michael
J. Walker Cariy
Joint Advisory Council
Henry L. Davis
School of Nursing
Estelle H. Collins
Philadelphia
Michael Rep
Maryland Inc
al Aws
A. Austin Pearrer
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital list numerous families in Frederick and nearby towns welcoming new babies. Names include Lilly, Lare, Stuy, Werner, Woods, Abrecht, Cornett, Hill, Sewell II, Sipes, Elkins, Nail, Poole, Slagle Jr, Spence, Spohr, Stultz, Cogdell, Koogle, Green, and Molesworth with newborns Debbie Ann, Karen Sue, Elizabeth Ann, Robin Ann, Neil Patrick, Judy Louise, Tina Marie, and others born Monday through Sunday.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lucius F. Lilly
Lilly
Phil Upsbers
N. J
Karen Sue
Layton
Shirley W Les
Frederick
Roy Edward Lare
Knoxville
Debra Ann
Lare
Dorothy Hydebrand
Woods
Alvenia O’bryan
New Market
Ernest A. Abrecht
Carroll Parkway
Abrecht
Nancy Benett
W. Rainn Cornett
Sykesville
Santa Elaine
Sun Mrnett
Janice Kaanft
Wayne E. Hill
East E Street
Brunswick
Cheri Sunday
Deborah
Rollison
Fa Paole
John N. Sewell II
West All Saints Street
Anthony Durand
Sewell
Bernice Lyvonne Jones
Wiliam R. F. Sipes
New Windsor
James Franklin
Sipes
Addie Lee Smi
College Park
Charles J. Elkins
Braddock Heights
Neil Patrick
Monda
Elkins
Corinthia Wood
Westminster
Thomas L. Nail
Route 4
Mr. Airy
Vera Ellen
Naill
Ruth Gartrell
Damascus
Walter A. Poole
Wyamsville
Judy Louise
Poole
Mary May
C. William Slagle Jr
Woodbine
Kevin Charles
Slagle
Joan Britton
Poplar Springs
Union Bridge
Kathi Yvonne
Stulz
Yvonne Mentzer
Detour
Leon Cogdell
Thurmont
Linda Sue
Cogdell
Charlaine Page
Belfast
Paul F. Koogle
West South Street
Steel Negotiations Resume In New York
In New York steel talks resume with no government intervention planned. A four man team of the 12 largest steel firms prepared to formally reject the union demands for higher wages a shorter work week and other concessions. Current wages average 3 3 an hour and the basic work week is 40 hours.
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New York
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Steelworkers of America- 2
Obituary notices and local PTA brief in Frederick area
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ida May Thomas at 11 oclock Wednesday at 106 East Church Street with Rev E Koontz Helwig officiating. Interment was Mount Oliver cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs Louisa C Bear and Emory Frock with services in Taneytown Locust Grove Church and Baltimore respectively. The North Frederick Elementary PTA will meet on the lawn at 7 pm with a Hawaii salute and Maypole dances. A king and a Belgian royal visit are noted in brief travel items.
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Frank D. Worthington
Michael
National Hospital
Board of
Women's Auxilia Tie Board of Managers
Ethel Northam
Advertising Club
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Inti
Quiside
J. Clarence
Sanders
Emmitsburg
Mary Ryder
J. O. Hayden
C. M
Joseph Myers
Mary Coulous
George Ryder
Joseph Ryder
Chester
James Twomey
St. Joseph's Church
Terrance
Donald
Michael Byard
Joseph Eckenrade
James Sanders
Silver Spring
Paul Freshman
Thurmont
Anthony O. Sanders
Essex
Bethesda
Harold Dinzler
Biglerville
James Brady
Jacksonville
N. C
Patricia
Charity
Fla
Harold Sanders
Germany
Philadelphia
Dundalk
Geiiysburg
Bonneauville
Blue Ridge Summit
Biglervieington
Taurment
North Carolina
Wash Bethesda
Ida May Thomas
George B. Thomas
East Church Street
E. Koontz Helwig
Walkersville
Locust Grove
Church of the Brethren
Louisa C. Bear
Plane No. 4
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles ©. Bear
Donald Plank
Byron Flory
Monrovia
Russell Shoemaker
Roland Warfield
Glenn Etzjer
Russell
David
Harry Klein
M. Waltz
Emory 4. Frock
O. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Taneytown
Morgan R.ndreas
Keysville
Edward
John
Elwood
Frank
Carl Heiser
John Frock
Anna D. Grove
John M. Grove
Dill Avenue
Funeral Home
E. William Hell
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Wesleyan Bible Class
Frank H. Lewis
John L. Hull
William D. Grove
L. Levren Sibert
Philip L. Sibert
G. Thomas Shoemaker
Mount Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Katie E. Grossnickle
Bittle
Morersville
C. Basil Grossnickle
Robert L. Strickler
Frank Harshman
Elmer Leatherman
Edgar Bussard
Quentin Grossnickle
Elbert Grossnickle
Herbert Grossnickle
Mary C. Shank
Myersville
Raymond L. Markley
Ray Clark
Marion B. Green
Elmer Rowe
le Roy W. Gross
S. Michael
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
PTA
North Frederick
Hawaii
Rebecca Frushour
Margaret Kefauver
Joan Wilson
Margaret Magaha
Mildred Nicodemus
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Mar H
Socality
St. John’s School
Seat, Fores and Co
Mather
Che Ge
epTas
Hospital
Orpheus Court
Donald Zecher
F. Zecher
Canute
Ereland
Denmark
Norway
Eddy
Mr. Gladhill
Paul Burns
Creagerstown
Frank J. Keefer
Sheridan Gladhill
Fusd the Orphans Court
Wils
Thomas Metherger
Attorney General's Office
Mi C. Roderick
LA Paz
Bolivia
Presencia
Ers
Alfred Lipset
King Bau- Samuel A. Chapin
Dexver
Idouin
Belgium
Samuel Auso2
Jim Chapin
New ‘York Mirror
United States
Detroit
Lorraine
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