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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1954
Page
2
Ezra Taft Benson backs milk vending in all government buildings to curb dairy surplus and boost consumption. White House offices already house machines while Dewey forms a New York educational drive funded by a 1 cent per hundredweight assessment to promote milk nutrition amid rising sales and lower costs.
Business forecasters and statisticians say the decline in industrial and commercial activity has halted and a gradual upswing may begin before fall. Unemployment remains steadier than wartime levels, with some regions like South Bend, Indiana, hit by reduced auto production after wartime demand. coal markets show shifts as fuel use changes.
A passenger praises Divine Guidance as pilot Cameron Walker safely lands a crippled Stratocruiser at Idlewild. A pilotless plane evades capture in California and an American ammo truck bursts into flames in Germany, all prompting reflections on providence and daily luck.
Pauline Yattes of Ellicott City died May 19 at University Hospital Baltimore after weeks of illness aged 52. Survived by husband Samuel and children with siblings in the county. Henry Lester Nicewarner aged 60 former Lavellsville resident died at Baltimore City Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Gertrude and children, with siblings. Body at Lovettsville funeral home with services Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev Edward H Kyle. burial Mt Olivet cemetery.
Gen and Mrs D John Markey relocate to summer home in St Michaels on the Eastern Shore. Alan W Long and family move from Yellow Springs area to 203 Rockwell Terrace. Zimmer man couple of Ijamsville welcome a daughter born at Montgomery County General Hospital Sandy Spring. Nicholson couple Woodsboro announce Patricia Gail born May 19 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Roelke family Catoclin avenue and Furturer Fairview avenue return from New York City trip with General Electric Supply Co. of Baltimore. Roelke and Hiltner own Frederick Camera Shop. Lockard pair North Market street and Edgar Currens Eldersburg travel to Grundy Virginia and Columbus Georgia visiting Currens daughter and family then Fork Benning Georgia to see Lavkard son Pfe and Mrs C Lee Lavkard. They plan to return Monday.
Edith G. Kelly of Thurmont has recovered enough to be up and about after ten weeks of illness. Harry Morningstar, Baker Valley Road, reentered Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg WV for further treatment and is doing as well as can be expected. Fanny R. Musser moved from Walkersville to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Jacquelyn Fox, ten, daughter of Mr and Mrs Murray Fox Orchard Street, admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for tonsil and adenoid removal. Mrs J Melvin Cromwell, West Third Street, recovering well after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Dr Ferey L. Carter, 2 East Third Street, is a patient at the Osteopathic Hospital in Philadelphia. Lattle Marion K Bowers, 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs Melvin H Bowers RFD 6, improving after an appendectomy Sunday.
May 27 1904 Frederick items note hypnotists demonstration at Opera House by The Knowles. Troops from the 15th U S Cavalry arrive en route to Gettysburg. two soldiers arrested for drunkenness and one man stripped of horse and gear. Brannon Heights correspondent reports happy children at a gasoline powered merry go round. New Crystal Plate Ice Company building completed with machinery set for July production. Insurance agent Sr Ernest Helfenstein displays a six foot photograph of Baltimore burned district.
Rev DeWitt P Zuse pastor of Centennial Memorial United Brethren church preached the annual baccalaureate sermon to graduates of the Maryland State School for the Deaf. Marianne Maples, ill with ivy poisoning, is improving. William Lamar Husky Cumberland won the 15 mile Brunswick Frederick marathon with Tony Wagner second. Five day spell of chilly weather is believed to end with warmer temperatures anticipated through Decoration Day.
A 1954- era column contends that French setbacks in Indo China threaten Malaya. It outlines British forces, 5000 guerrillas, and 20,000 expeditionary troops in Malaya and Thailand, with Communist links in Sumatra and Peking broadcasts. The piece links Indo China collapse to wider Free Asia danger and notes U.S. helicopter aid and jungle warfare risks.
A reflective note cites II Kings 17 37 blessing steadfast obedience to statutes ordinances and law. It quotes Emerson on listening for the right word guiding each person toward faithful living.
Emma Lorraine Butts of Locust Valley married Claude Leroy Miller Jr of Middletown in a May 8 Zion Lutheran Church ceremony in Middletown. The double ring ceremony was led by Rev. Howard J. McCarney with a candlelit setting. The couple plans a wedding trip to Gettysburg York and Harrisburg, Pa. They reside on West Main Street Middletown.
Geneva report outlines steps toward an armistice in Indochina if the Communists consent. It notes French Parliament turmoil, potential government change, and plans for Western military training, UN involvement, and a Southeast Asia alliance to deter aggression.
The article defines good mental health per the National Association for Mental Health and contrasts it with illness. It links mental health to happiness peace of mind and satisfaction and likens the fruit of good religion to mental health. It notes a 1954 copyright. A Denison Society home museum in Mystic Connecticut has housed 11 generations since 1737.
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