President's Speech on Economic Decline Reported
Washington dispatch notes President addresses economic decline with briefing from Eisenson’s latest summary. David Lawrence reports on the administration’s stance, data gaps, and anticipated policy responses amid cautious business reaction.
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David Lawrence
Tourism and economic shift reshape postwar travel trends
Foreign tourism peaked in 1957 with Americans spending over 2 billion dollars abroad, boosting hotel and transport sectors. The piece notes rising foreign travel, a widening global economic footprint for U.S. companies, and cautious optimism about a readjustment in the economy while warning against reckless policy. It also covers a Seventh-day Adventist delegation, Parkin Christian of Pitcairn Island, visiting Frederick, Maryland, and discusses broader economic attitudes influencing consumer behavior and wage discussions.
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U. S. Commerce Department
U.S
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1935 reminiscence notes religious training and civic debate at a Brownsville area high school with discussions on public opinion, economics, and government. References include Rev William R Barnhart and a Wimbledon junior championship tone. Mentions Urbana Episcopal church and various local church groups.
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Uc Puis
William R. Barnhart
Harrers
Ferry
W. Va
de Service
Church of the Brethren
Demandsville
Brownsville
Copsright
Wimblebon
London
e-Russia
Fri- Tendange
Buckeys-iday
Wimbledon
Urbana Methlin
Moscow
Aftonist
Episcopal Church
Kers
Suth- Moscow
Thomash
A. Chapline
Russia
Ientries
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 24 1908
Fifty years ago items note the Alcott Literary Society meeting at Girls High School with a program of solos recitations and readings led by Miss Annie Molier. Memorial Day marks a new clean flag to be raised over the Key Monument. Grand Army of the Republic attendees are expected at Grace Reformed Church. Pearce & Schenk present Edison film reels The Merry Widow Waltz and What It Did for Jimmy Lightfoot at City Opera House tonight.
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Alcott Literary Society
Annie Molier
Elizabeth Worman
Minnie Keller
Eva Fisher
Pauline Zentz
Lena Edmunds
Helen Hershberger
Edna James
Alice Witter
Grand Army of the Republic
Servie
Diverse family in Willington faces prejudice and adjustment
Reverend May notes a multiracial, bilingual family including Sue Anne aged 2 and Kenneth with Eskimo, Chinese Japanese, and Aleut Scandinavian heritage. Willington residents accept them, though children feel world prejudice. May’s Alaska tour included Cordova church and hospital work near Anchorage. Sister Mary Eleanor, sole nun inside El Reno reformatory walls, directs practice and counsels inmates, many aged 21 to 37 with sentences under two years. She also teaches at Holt Trinity School in Okarche.
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Sue Anne
Jeanette
David
Kenneth
May
Alaska
Willington
Mr. May
Cordova
Anchorage
Mary Eleanor
Federal Reformatory
el Reno
Oklo
Tesk
Holt Trinity School
Okarche
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Births recorded May 20 to May 22 include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renn of Reute receiving their sixth child a son named Richard Cobleniz. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jodat of Braddock Heights with first child a son Ronald Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. G. Walter Fogie of Middletown with a second son Glenn Walter. Mrs. Renn is former Beattie Zimmerman of Buckeystown and Mrs. Jodat is former Dorothy Lundstrom of Warwick.
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Glenn Walter
Fogle
Annie Leatherman
Myersville
Frederick Tailoring Company Anniversary Observed
The Frederick Tailoring Company marked its 23rd anniversary with a Friday evening dinner at the Daninet near the State Armory, drawing 356 guests. Awards honored long service, with 25 year roots of the organization cited and numerous members named for milestones from 15 to 24 years, followed by silver gifts and engraved plates. Notables attending included Mayor Derr, Col Munshower, Capt Magaha, Lt W Corbin, State Senator Ramsburg, and many others in attendance.
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Frederick Tailoring Company
State Armory
Stanley Ier
Ofie Tailoring Company
Stank Sagner
Arthur Greenhut
Pert
Alice Bussard
Sagner
Isidore Honmis
Betty Wiles
Susie Coran
Mary Weddle
Louise Hossler
Bertha Nusz
Hilda Miller
Daisy Cale
Dorothy Redmond
Mildred King
Mary Springs
Marceline Baugher
Nellie Pate
Alberta Walsh
Ralph Jones
Charles Steamwater
Margaret Cline
Katherine Stone
Dorothy Swom!ley
Mary Cockrell
Mabel Ramisis
Benny Staley
South Car
Burg
Margaret L. Fox
Ruby Tod Street
Fisher
Agnes Wisner
Ella
Eeaeepeh
Ellen Wiles
Myrtle
Eteabeth Heffner
West
Ethel Davis
South Street
Earl Cline
Mary Heffner
Earl
Bussard
Louis Jacanson
Hannah
Kenney
Icie Long
Mary S$. Smith
Henry Wasmus
Nellie Saylor
Erna Speaks
Catherine Kepler
Ethel Zimmerman
Mary Millhouse
Artie Woodward
Helen Rena
Edith Gorley
Ruth Hoffman
Catherine Betts
Belva Summers
Vera Stavely
James Stavely
Bessie Heffner
Myrtle Swomley
Pearl Dutrow
Marie Collins
Grace Wilson
Erma Dieterman
Viola Gaither
Mamie Aline
Margaret Hamilton
Ada Ford
Employees Organization
Sir. Sagner
Josephine Monte
John Insley
Groun
Sonny Cannon
John A. Derr
Elmer Munshower
Charles W. Magaha
W. W. Corbin
Charles V. Main
Main
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Ross Myers
Joseph Griffin
Joseph H. Rhoderick
Charles Een Taylor
Taylor
Arthur Greethut
Michael J. Crozhao
Taneytown H S Elects Cheer squads and council
Elaine Welty Rebecca Wilhide Gherrie Schealer and Sandra Remsburg chosen May 14 as varsity cheerleaders for next year. Linda Bowers Jeanne Myers Jackie Myers and Shirley Miller named junior varsity. Alternates Bonnie Bair Brenda Myers. Judges included retiring members Carol Myers Marisa Michea and staff and principal Andrew Mason. Also training and tests noted.
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Elaine Welty
Rebecca Wilhide
Gherrie Schealer
Sandra Remsburg
Linda Bowers
Jeanne Myers
Jackie Myers
Shirley Miller
Bonnie Bair
Brenda Myers
Carol Myers
Marisa Michea
Kenneth Reif
Stitler
Bernard Decker
Andrew Mason
Kenneth Reifsnider
Louis Micheau
Douglas Gunther
Loretta Lieb
Sandra Shorb
Anna Uine Havers
Patricia Lambert
Joyce Myers
Peggy Kiser
Geary Myers
Barbara Rinehart
Norma Willet
Lutheran Meeting At Lovettsville Va Western Conference
The 34th annual convention of the Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Western Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland convened at New Jerusalem Lutheran Church in Lovettsville Virginia. 235 registered from Western Synod Sunday Schools. 60 schools reported. Tobias E Zimmer man presided. Rev. Michael W. Kretsinger and Jasper Rickard led. The ceremony featured devotions by Kretsinger and Callahan. Discussion highlighted Maryland Camp plans, Camp Nawakwa attendance, and four camping types. Plans for a Maryland camp anticipated by 1955 include a 150 key-acre site with prior site investigations in 1942.
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Lutheran Sunday School Association
Western Conference
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
New Jerusalem
Kreisinger
Joseph T. Callahan
Uniontown
David L. Ballinger
Baltimore
Russell EB. Fink
Cumberland
Kretsinger
Maryland Synod
Maryland
Churches of Maryland Synod
W.H
Council Bluffs
Tojfowa
Doubs
Interact
National Council of Churches
Thurmont
Virgil W. Joub
Middletown
Cunningham Falls
Maryland Synod and Recreation Area
Reevening
William M. Yingling
Frostburg
Hood College
Frederick
Hoy B. Riser
Taneytown
Harry G. Miles
Clear Spring
J. Maurice Slick
Smithsburg
Russell E. Fink
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Doubl
Questions and Answers on Social Security and Camp Funds
A long reader Q A column by Ray Henry discusses Social Security, railroad retirement, and camp fund allocations. It covers survivor benefits, lump sum death payments, and how funds are managed by federal authorities, with notes from individuals in Maryland and Tennessee.
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Office of Railroad
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
D. C
T.aln
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Feral Security
United States Treasury
Internal Revenue
Ray Henry
Linto
Rev. PC
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients and Notable Visitors
Mr. Hansel Hurst of Elm Street returns home from Johns Hopkins Hospital after surgery. Edgar C. Wirts of Knoxville, hospitalized ten days, improves at home. Omar T. Frash, veteran newspaperman, dies in Hollywoo Florida hospital after heart attack. John Dern, 54, corporation lawyer, and George Dern, former Utah governor, are patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Foster Dixon of New Market and Mrs. Alfred Harris of Brunswick are also noted as ongoing hospital patients.
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Hansel Hurst
Elm Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Edgar C. Wirts
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wilbur Delphey
Middleburg
Frederick Mc
Omar T. Frash
Hollywool
Fla
Omar T
Cotisfacta
Satake F. Tinney Sr
West
Dice Watts
Frederick
Alfred Harris
George
Dern
Brunswick
Utah
United
Observa Light and Railways Co
Contion
Harris
Intif Center Gas and Electric Corp.s
Surprise Shower For Miss Orrison In Point of Rocks
A surprise 8 p m shower was held in St Luke's Lutheran parish hall Point of Rocks for Miss Sue Orrison on Saturday. She will wed Gerald Smith of Point of Rocks on June 8. A yellow white and green color scheme adorned the event with many gifts received. Numerous guests attended and sent regards from those unable to attend. Gen and Mrs D John Marzey left for their summer home on the Eastern Shore.
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Catholic Daughters of America
St. John’s Auditorium
Richard O’connor
William Dugan
Notre Dame
Carmel
Richard C. Mitchell
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Beatrice O'Neil
Jean Levinson
Evelyn Simms
Mary Cincotta
Jean Cook
Regina Forney
Mirs
Ellen Liklard
Monitor
Jane O'Leary
Sentinel
Jula Franzen
Ann Stanziale
Mary Lincoln
Richard O'Connor
William
Point of Recks
Helen Fry
Mary Thayer
Helen Searis
Bessie McKeever
L Srnkle
Grace Hine
Mary Fry
Elizabeth Adams
Marge Ringer
Kathryn Hfoulf
Blanche Biser
Margaret Tuck
Jane Hine
Mabel Page
Elsie Smith
Clara Mae Tobery
Lois Thomas
Minnie Perry
Marie Baumgardner
Med2” Compher
Nellie Remsberg
Louise Shores
Jennie Houlff
Sue Riser
Bonnie Baumgardner
Elizabeth Carlin
Clara Shorb
Alice Kubrick
Mary ‘Potts
Marion Webb
Julia Searff
Carole Jean Searff
D. John Marzey
East Second Street
St. Michael’s
Kline announces birth of son Guy Sigmund
Mr and Mrs Robert Kline announce the birth of their first child a son Guy Sigmund born May 19 at Lowell General Hospital Lowell Mass Mrs Kline is the former Sylvia Well daughter of Mr and Mrs Sigmund Mandell Hagerstown Robert is son of Mr and Mrs Gary Kline Myersville
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Guy Sigmund
Lowell General Hospital
Lowell, Mass
Kline
Sylvia Well
Sigmund Mandell
Hagerstown
Robert
Gary Kline
Amyersville
Old World Tea and Wedding Customs Shared at Kemptown
A fragmented account describes a tea hosted at Mrs John Glove in Clarksburg with guests including Ruth Brownharily and Mrs T A Reader May 8. It notes antique furnishings, a picturesque mill setting, and a discussion of Romans era beliefs that brides were carried over the threshold to avoid evil spirits, a custom tied to ancient Rome.
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Clarksburg
Lee Riggs
Claytus Bratitarry
Jimmie
Julie
Sateies Saad Branigargee
Ruth Brownharily
Lillye Wil _pinner
Mrsaang
J Russell Reader
Harold Day
Sunbury
Mt. Airy
Fredbanquet
Morgan Chapel
Metherick High School
Odist Charsee
Kemptown
M.x.filtemptown
Jo Ann Burns
Adams
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