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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1957
Page
2
Dated remarks by Daved Lawrence report on Secretary of State Dean Dulles. The article notes confidence in Dulles leadership and familiarity with critical foreign policy routes. It emphasizes steady navigation through Cold War tensions and international diplomacy.
Washington reports secretary of state Dulles solid with Britain as discussions push toward a Macmillan Eisenhower meeting. Critics claim rifts in the free world aid Kremlin aims, while U.S. leadership stresses alliance limits and equal partnership for NATO.
Fifty years ago items from The News columns discuss U S politics and foreign policy questions. The piece mentions candidates for office in a 2020 election context with names like Judge Russell and Secretary Dulles, along with commentary on the future of American foreign policy and a proposed council of five experts to guide policy.
Twenty years ago reports recall Frederick's Halloween parade drawing the largest crowd with about 925 spectators. Rev J Frank Fife resigns from Woodsboro Lutheran to lead Hols Comforter in Beltimore effective Nov 3. Final sewerage costs near 1 005 000 as city engineers finish calculations. Calvary Methodist Church School's Threads of Gold class held its annual Halloween party with prize awards and plans for a bazaar and rummage sale, plus library circulation planned for 2 500 books.
Frederick Association of Girl Scouts honors founder Juliette Low with church services Sunday. Groups attend First Baptist, Evangelical Lutheran, and St. John’s Catholic churches. Leaders and volunteers represent staff and local committees. Color guards and welcome committees will greet Scouts at Baptist and Lutheran churches. Scouts to assemble at 9:30 a.m. at both churches.
The Homemakers club met at Mrs. Charles V Main’s home on West 13th Street October 23 with Mrs. Clark Toms as cohostess Twenty five members attended and shared fall season favorites Mrs Charles Murphy presided Mr Martin E Clingan led Kitchen Prayer Mrs John C Engle gave an update on his mother Mrs Edgar Clingan who is improving in Washington County Hospital Hayters town She is recovering from a crushed chest at University Hospital Baltimore Mildred Tucker was admitted for observation at University Hospital Baltimore John W Himes entered Newton Baker VA Center for observation Lee Wiles was admitted to Vindobona Convalescent Home for treatment Frances Tucker returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and is improving Mildred Tucker life update provided.
Members of the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion honored their state championship Junior Legion baseball team at a Legion home dinner. Awards included a Ford division plaque, a state trophies by Americar, engraved cups, and team group pictures. The event also covered officer elections and featured talks on Italian art and fashion trends.
The Frederick Maryland paper for Saturday November 2 1957 shows a mix of brief notices and classified items. The page features date specific entries and community notices including small ads and public information columns.
Raymond H. Ford of East Fifth Street was charged with intoxication by Sergt. Boome and held on $25.88 collateral. Frank Miss Jr of Frederick RFD 4 was charged with reckless driving by Officer Cashour and posted collateral of $36435.
Rabbits in market moved quickly starting at 25 cents each and later selling at a reduced price. Chestnut crop reported small this year.
United Church For Christ Council for Christian Social Action meets in Cleveland QC with Mrs. William D. Powell among attendees. A wedding reception for Siss Shirley Putman and Betty VW Wachier honored Mr. and Mrs. Pavel QO. Wiles at Livingston Community Hall on October 15. A list of attendees and gift givers is provided, followed by two local age birthday notes for H. D. Grubb Jr. and Atlee Borer.
Maryland Health Director Dr Prather returned from a two month European tour researching public health programs under a Commonwealth Fund fellowship. He cites varied European approaches to elder care and home based services like meals on wheels, home help, and visiting nurses, noting open hospital wards in England and debates over socialized medicine.
Secretary of State Dulles entered Walter Reed Hospital for a routine examination last night. The 69 year old would remain overnight. A report on the examination was due today. A trustee’s sale of an 18 acre Woodville district farm scheduled for Court House Thursday was cancelled.
Peggy Page and James Stanley Rigler married in a double ring ceremony at First Lutheran Church Ellicott City officiated by Rev Gordon C Hite pastor of the bride. Attendants included Mrs John Rhoten and Ray Page. After a short trip the couple will live in Portsmouth Virginia where the groom is stationed with the Navy.
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