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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1957

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10

Congressional Viewpoint on Communists in Hawaii

United States Senator John Marshall Butler decries communist influence in Hawaii and on the mainland. He cites hearings by HUAC and security subcommittees, naming Harry Bridges and Jack W. Hall as key figures and warning of labor and political control, urging vigilant exposure of the menace.

Washington Hawaii United States House Un-American Activities Committee Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Territorial Commission On Honolulu Senate, Internal Security Subcommittee Soviet Union Iron Curtain Hawaiian Islands Pacific Kremlin Islands Communist Party Harry Bridges International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union Jack W. Hall Baltimore Congress John Marshall Butler

First Hi Fi Demonstration Explains Reproduction Process

A non commercial hi fi demonstration drew 75 Frederick residents to the Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom this week. Acoustical engineer Richard Guilfoyle from Philadelphia clarified high fidelity concepts while Frank Snyder and local officials attended to observe the educational event.

Frederick Francis Scott Key Richard Guilfoyle Philadelphia Graph Frank Snyder High Fidelity William S. Hood Francis Scoot Key Hotel

New York Sears Managers Face Fashion Seminar After Quiz Win

Five New York area division managers depart for a week of fashion sessions in New York as Frederick Sears Roebuck plans training. Bloomgarden tied Snodgrass on NBC Twenty One, with Bloomgarden winning 73 500, while producers will decide if Snodgrass erred on a bones question.

Blomgarden Nbc-Tv Snodgrass New York Frederick Sears, Roebuck Hank Bloomgarden New York City Jim Snodgrass J. Se Guiness Newsave W- York Jack Barfocus Coun- Market Iby Sears Peggy Grossburg Boyswear Glenn Chaney Edward Haggerty Jane O Stull Airs Geneva Stankel Arthur Johnson McGuiness Chicago Philadelphia Bloomgarden Bloomzaken Bess Seeeks

In Memoriam Samuel Broadhurst One Year Later

In loving memory of our dear father Samuel Broadhurst who departed this life on May 21 1956 and would have marked his first anniversary today.

Broadhurst Samuel Broadhurst

Thanks To Medical Staff And Guests At Frederick Memorial

A card expresses sincere thanks to Dr Palgram Dr Pruth and nurses at Frederick Memorial Hospital for devoted care. Gratitude extends to visitors and to the home, with a Bible quotation from Matthew 25 40. Thurmont Maryland Mrs Kenneth Pisneyfrock signs the note.

Palgram

Thanks to medical staff and for church supper event

Sincere thanks to Dr James Stoner Dr Chase nurses aides and blood donors at Frederick Memorial Hospital plus friends for flowers and cards. St Mark s Lutheran Church Doubs Md hosts Ham Roast Turkey Supper May 25 at Walkersville Community Hall 2 50 per person reservations to Kenneth Mercer Alumni Association music by The Esquires event invites members and guests.

James Stoner Chase Frederick Memorial Hospital Ami ST. Mark’s Lutheran Church Doubs Walkersville H. S. Alumnii Assz The Esquires Walkersville Community Hall Kenneth Mercer

Junk and Real Estate Ads Plus Community Fire Company Dinners

Local ads advertise junk sale by Maurice Solar's Reliable Junk Co and listings for beams iron pipe and reinforcing rods. Also notices promote Four States Livestock Sales and a Hagerstown carnival plan. Community event blurbs include Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company Memorial Day dinner and Country Ham and Fried Chicken suppers by Mt. Airy Firemen and Doubs Methodist Church. Cof. Corner Petersville hosts fresh crabs and seafood breakfasts with crab dishes and desserts.

Maurice Solar Coeast 6Th Streets Doubs Methodist Church Mt. Airy

Funeral services scheduled for M E Kefauver Jr and others

Funeral home in Middletown hosts Thursday 11 a.m. rites for M E Kefauver Jr found dead in car from gunshot. Interment in Reformed Cemetery. Thurmont services for George Harold Fleagle held Monday at home and Methodist Church with Rev. Paul H. McCauley officiating. Pallbearers listed. interment Blue Ridge Cemetery. Roger A Cook services set for Wednesday 2 p.m. at 106 East Church Street Funeral Home. Interment Blue Ridge Cemetery. Cook died Sunday night after heart attack at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Death toll from Saturday bus collision near Colonial Heights rises to four with Peggy Jo Crutchfield among victims.

East Church Street M E. Kefauver Jr Middletown M. R. Etchison and Son George Harold Fleagle Thurmont Paul H. McCauley Franklin Weddle Thomas Brice William Martin Eugene Valentine Charles Shaffer Harold Fraley Richard Wilhide Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont, M. L Creager and Son Roger A. Cook M. R Etchison and Son Cook Frederick Memorial Hospital Richmond, Va Colonial Heights Raee Peggy Jo Crutchfield Richmond ‘Hospital

Fine In Truck Case Could Be 2900 Total

Two heavy penalties may apply if the defendant is found guilty in a trial held by Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield. Ralph Clayton Smith of Burkittsville faces charges of overweight trucking on U S 240 and using cement mixer tags from a pickup truck. The magistrate delayed ruling to obtain a complete FBI record for William Claude Baker. Other notes include guilty verdicts for Festus Albert Jenkins on disorderly conduct and tampering charges with a $30 fine or 30 days. a first offense leniency granted. An Annapolis election update reports Mayor Arthur Ellington facing Samuel Schenker with council seats at stake and party registration figures.

Wilbur F. Sheffield Ralph Clayton Smith Burkittsville George Lucas Maryland Truck Patrol U.S Smith Conserco Company Washington M. J. Grove Lime Company Frederick Sheffield Festus Albert Jenkins Charles Town W. Va KH. L. Quinn Jenkins FBI Wiliam Claude Baker RFD FR. L. Quinn Lieut Dorsey

Auction sale of building contents and stock at CHAS H Baker premises

The advertises an auction on May 21 1957 at 7 pm and May 24 1957 and May 25 1957 for the sale of remaining stock and furniture after selling the building. Terms are cash. Proceeds support Ezra Houce and Ponton auctioneer with listed phone numbers. Various items including breakfast sets sofas and bedroom suites noted.

Obenderfer and Son East Patrick Street Ezra Houce Obenderfer John L. Ponton Helen F. Porton

Public sale of furniture at 238 West Fifth Street

Public sales in evening at 238 West Fifth Street will feature a large furniture lot including a mahogany dining room suite, bedroom suites, refrigerators, a Kalamazoo range, living room sets, chairs, tables, rugs, and misc items. Items open for viewing daily with specified hours. auctioneer Ponton invites consignments.

Dsim West Fifth St Kalamazoo Duncan Phyfe Ponton New Hampshire Monument Chevrolet Middletown International Crock LI Ton Stake Q. B. Robert Litlestown Ansco Viking Yaly Supply Co Southern States Valley Co-Operate Grant Place Plymouth Budste Pearl St Elwood Green Myersville

Notices and Classifieds Fragments From Frederick 1957

Various notices and classifieds show an administrator filing in Frederick County, a Wills matter, and sale clerk positions. Ads include salesladies wanted for a department store, home improvement services, and a description of a grandmother's bracelet with nameplates. Partial names and addresses appear among scattered fragments.

Robert ER. Lilly Mathias and Mathias Pearce Bowlus Harry D. Radcliff Register of Wills Frederick County

Deaths Elmer G Brandenburg 76 Hagerstown

Elmer Grandville Brandenburg 76 of Hagerstown died at Brook Lane Farm near Leitersburg on Monday after a long illness. Survived by wife Edith and children Helen Vivian and Albert, brother Oscar C. Brandenburg, with funeral Thursday at 2 pm and burial in Rest Haven Cemetery.

Elmer G. Brandenburg Elmer Grandville Brandenburg Hagerstown Brook Lane Leitersburg Middletown Marion and Laura (Routzahn) Brandenburg Edith Harp) Brandenburg Helen Vivian Brandenburg Albert Oscar C. Brandenburg Myersville Rest Haven Cemetery

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