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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1950
Page
14
New York columnist Hal Boyle imagines a 65th birthday farewell at work. A boss offers a gold watch as a retirement gift, prompting Boyle to joke about whether to accept or refuse, arguing such gifts reinforce age and tempt future indulgence in a symbolic, impractical memento.
A speaker muses on passing to Yankee Stadium or a new hearing aid to better hear his surroundings. He reflects on past mistakes and wishes for a motorized wheelchair and a Police Gazette subscription. A downtown friend imagines a race horse as a retirement wish for vindication and a chance to win enough to return.
William Lindsay Belleson, 31, Uniontown, was treated at University Hospital Baltimore for a ruptured bladder and pelvic fractures after a road grader ran over his abdomen near New Windsor. He faces charges of operating under the influence and reckless driving. Initial reports had badly injured him but his condition later improved. Police, led by Trooper Glenn B Markle, continued the investigation.
At the Lewistown Homemakers Club meeting held last Wednesday at Mrs Manve Palmer's home, chairman Mrs Paul Wise introduced Herbert Sandelof, a former Japan chief of Pricing and Statistics now in a cultural exchange program. Sandelof noted 7000 American children and about 350 teachers in Japan. Mrs Guy Stull showcased a coordinated wardrobe.
The branch showcased a dark blue baiae and accessories while comparing Comfort Magazine 1928 to current styles. Mrs Lewis Martz as guest sang and led a committee including Mrs Paul Bulgman Glenna Boyer and others to support an adopted French family. The president Mrs Green reported 21 members present and the club favored Wagon Library for the hospital. A May 28 luncheon is planned at conference rooms for Short Course members and those traveling to Short tos osse June 11 to 24 College Park. A flower auction and penny march closed the meeting with refreshments. next meeting to be announced.
Congressman Willand Boltus notified the Mt Airy Chamber of Commerce that he has introduced no bill for a new Mt Airy post office. The notice follows a Mt Airy reminder about a decade ago when residents believed a post office would be built but nothing materialized.
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