Social Security Coverage for Military Personnel to Begin 1957
The Servicemen's and Veterans' Survivor Benefit Act signed by President Eisenhower on August 1 will bring active duty military personnel under the old-age and survivors insurance program on a permanent, contributor basis after 1956. Beginning January 1, 1957 service members of all grades will be covered and share the tax with the federal government similar to civilian workers, based on basic pay. Tax excludes allowances, food, shelter, and special pay.
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Uniformed Services
Eisenhower
The News of Frederick Readers Note November 3 1959
The Frederick Maryland paper edition notes issue date November 3 1959 with price 10 cents and carrier routes. The notice lists circulation figures and publication details including entry at the Frederick post office and standard newspaper notices.
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Frederick
Audi
al AP
Fred Eased
Monte
Saterday
Why the Turkey Became Americas Thanksgiving Symbol
The piece notes rising turkey production in 1936 with 76 million birds and 44 million the prior year, highlighting per family availability and Thanksgiving symbolism. It ponders national gratitude levels and explains the turkey name origin from early confusion with India and imports via Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asee
A Word of Warning to Careless and Wanton Hunters
Letter to the editor warns about vandalism and hunting season risks to farmers. It cites past arson and property damage, urges readers to heed posted signs, and defends hunting while calling for responsible conduct to protect communities and livelihoods.
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the News
Thanksgiving Treat For 310 Children By 40 and 8 Legion
The 26th annual Teenksgiving at the 40 and 8 Legion Day involved 310 underprivileged children. They enjoyed a turkey dinner, rides on the 40 and 8 locomotive, magic by Tove Hacun, clown acts by Joy Crum and James Geisinger, and a movie at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Tove Hacun
Joy Crum
James Geisinger
Legion
Activites
New Market Lions Club Holds Regular Meeting in New Market
The New Market District Lions club met at Mealey’s Restaurant with District Governor G. Robert Lyles and Cabinet Secretary Jacob L. Hoffman as honored guests. They discussed Lionism, decoration plans for the Snow Ball, the near completion of the Hight bulb project, school budget debates, and a turkey shoot to fund Christmas baskets.
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New Market District
Lions Club
Mealey’s
New Market
Aad
G. Robert Lyles
Jacob L. Hoffman
Lyles
George Sponseller
Lions Zimmerman
Stu
McPher'son
Smith
Grubbs
Wachter
Falconer
Mie Lapwecub Ae
Mark J. Jeffers
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News November 24 1906
Summary of period items notes MR JOHN UTZ OF NEW MARKET narrowly escaped head injury from a horse kick on Walter Burall’s farm near Monrovia. The Brunswick Steam Laundry burned completely. three girl workers had to jump from a second story window. MT St Joseph’s College Irvington football to vs Frederick College on Montevue road. A large crowd enjoyed a City Opera House comedy production. Mr Charles T K Young faced the Board of Aldermen about widening South Bentz street from all Saints to West South. developers Messrs Kreh wish to lay out the old McMurray site and the board will investigate the street widening plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Utz
New Market
Walter Burall
Monrovia
Brunswick
MT St. Joseph's College
Irvington
Frederick College
Clinton Zimmerman
Montevue Road
City Opera House
Plas Ale Huwck Wawa” 7
Mir
Charles T K&. Young
Aldermen
South Bentz Street
All Saints Street
West South Street
Messrs
Kreh
McMurray
Frederick Woman Injured by Falling Tree Along South Market
Twenty years ago in Frederick, FREDERICK WOWAN was badly injured while walking on South Market street when a salving tree unearthed from a curb by a passing wagon struck her. A separate report notes a chicken raid near Myersville and a forest fire on Markell farm near Frederick Junction.
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Frederick Wowan
South Market Street
Hieves
Myersville
Grover Hering
Markell Farm
Frederick Junction
Reels Mill
Frederick Athletic Club
Brunswick
Dr J B Thomas Heads Frederick County Medical Society
Dr J B Thomas was elected president of the Frederick County Medical Society at a dinner meeting Tuesday at the Hotel Frederick. The slate includes first vice president Dr Jesse Fifer second vice president Dr Henry V Chase secretary Dr A M Powell Jr treasurer Dr John Culler and retiring president Dr Narvel Belt. The next meeting will be a joint event with the Frederick County Dental Society. Market prices Wheat Barley Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Thomas
Fredrick County Medical Society
Frederick
Jesse Fifer
Henry V. Chase
A. M. Powell Jr
John Culler
Narvel Belt
Frederick County Dental Society
Criticism of State Department policy in world affairs
David Lawrence argues that while constructive criticism is useful, captious anti administration rhetoric amasses in support of Truman-Acheson policies. He defends the State Department’s planning, notes pressures from New York finance, and outlines Eisenhower-Dulles guiding principles to avoid war, prudent spending, and strengthening the United Nations.
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David Lawrence
Washington
parti+sang
Daid Lawrence
United States
State Department
Laine Ostalf
New York City
Uncle Sam
Dulles
Hoover
Treasury
Humphrey
Marshall
America
Egypt
Britain
France
Suez
White House
Eisenhower-Dulles
United Nations
Korea
Kremlin
New York Herald Tribu
Busch Roegner Nuptials at St Johns Church
Miss Edythe Mise Hane Botts of Thurmont wed Raymond Henry Busch of St. Paul at the Church of St John the Evangelist. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music, a Ave Maria performance, and a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for about 100 guests. The couple will reside at 4862 South 28th Street Arlington Virginia.
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Raymond
Edythe T
Tali
Frederick Car] Roegner
Thurmont
Raymond Henry Busch
Alexandria
Raymond H. Busch Sr
St. Paul’ Mion
St. John the Evangelist
John J. Hart
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Etty Lou Roegner
Grond
Francis Scott Key
Washington
South 28Th Street
Arlington
Donald Busch
Wallace E. Bell
Thomas Napier
St. Paul
Carl Dorflein
New York
Brockton
Mass
Chicago
University of Windis
Thurmont iShoe Company
Moore Business Forms, Inc
Cretin High School
Germany
Roegners
Entertaining Socials and Community Notices in Frederick
Social announcements show Leis Col and Mrs Withide as guests of honor at a Francis Scott Key Hotel cocktail dinner hosted by G Hunter Bowers and others. Also reported are birthdays, wedding anniversary gatherings, bridge winners, and a court note on assault charges with a suspended sentence for Robert C Pagne.
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Col
Withide
Gien C
East Second Street
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hunter Bowers
Ames H. Cramer
Russell H. McCain
Virginia James
Edward D. Grove Jr
Rockwell Terrace
Virginia
Wilbur F. Sheffield ‘Jr
Willis II Miller
Lincoln Apartments
Evans J
Miller
Elsie V.muller
Robert C. Pagne
Alexandria Va
South Market Street
C D Mades
Local Hospital Notes From Frederick Area
Among the Sick Miss Janie Eyler of Thurmont is a patient at University Hospital Baltimore for treatment and surgery. Dan S Gaston of Burkittsville returned home Sunday from Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg WV where he had been a patient since November 8 under treatment and is getting along nicely. Mr G William Shipley Washington Street a former alderman and former president of Citizens Truck Co is reported in favorable condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after fracturing a leg in a fall at his home Wednesday night. Mrs Marinda P Summers RFD 2 Middletown was readmitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for further treatment and observation. Mr William G Reeder West Seventh Street quietly observed his Tith birthday last Sunday at his home where he has been confined by illness for the past five weeks.
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Janie Eyler
Gordon Eyler
Thurtmont
University Hospital
Baltimore
Dan S Gaston
Burkittville
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
G William Shipley
Washington Street
Board of Aldermen
Citizens Truck Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marinda P. Summers
RFD 2
Middletown
William G Reeder
West Seventh Street
Older Youth Group elects Charles Black president
Frederick County H Older Youth Group held a November meeting naming officers including Richard Grossnickle as vice president Barbara Ifer t secretary Paul Stull treasurer Allen Moore parliamentarian Patsy Moore reporter Joe Free and Byron Grossnickle Patsy Wise on the executive committee A Dec 4 radio program is planned at 9 30 a m The group hosted an International Foreign Youth Exchange fellow Raoul Boudjakey and toured the United Fire Company They heard Dr James Marrone speak on first aid and watched fire company demos The Santa Letters event showcased embers and the ambo Readied for a Christmas party with several members from nearby communities and Patey Le Rendu’s group on East Fourth Street
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Charles Black
Frederick County
Richard Grossnickle
Barbara Ifert
Paul Stull
Allen Moore
Patsy Moore
Joe Free
Byron Grossnickle
Patsy Wise
Algena
Raoul Boudjakey
Bruce Crum
United Fire Company
James Marrone
Fire Company
Santa Claus
Lance
North Pole
Monica
Sue Main
Woodsboro
Jackie
Clyde Bohn
Byronana
Heidi Brendle
Grossnickle
East Fourth Street
Barbara Jean
Hardy
Patey le Rendu
Patey
Potomac Synod Plans Three Social Action Meetings
The Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will hold three Sunday evening meetings on the Social Action Program in the Local Church on November 25 December 2 and December 9 from 430 to 630 at the Evangelical and Reformed Church 1405 15th Street Washington DC A supper will follow in the Theodore Roosevelt room Principal speaker at the first session will be William H Bartlett director of Group Work for the United Community Services and he will be joined by local experts in fields such as part time employment and Golden Age clubs The Christian Social Action committee which is organizing the events lists Rev Robert W Olewiler Washington chairman Dr William Earnhart Frederick William M Brish Hagerstown Mrs William D Powell Walkersville Rev Harvey Ochbchter Manchester Dr Gotlieb Siegenthaler Baltimore and Miss Grace A Thomas Frederick as members A number of local Evangelical and Reformed church members from Frederick city and Frederick county plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Committee On Christian Social Action
Race Evangelical and Reformed Church
15Th Street
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Church and
William H. Bartlett
United Community Services
Robert W. Olewiler
William]Earnhart
Frederick
William M. Brish
Hagerstown
William D. Powell
Walkersville
Harvey Ochbchter
Nehester
Gotlieb Siegenthaler
Baltimore
Grace A. Thomas
Frederick City
Frederick County
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties In Maryland
Clerk's office reports multiple property transfers including 407 Delaware avenue sold for about 16009 by Noarte sale to Suimely Sadawski Jr. Ira Gayler sold to Charles M Lens hart on east side of CS 35 south of Thurmont for about 14000. Payne 11,500 Jackson district tract 27 acres sold to L. Fritz, etc. Harris and Filler parcels deeded. receivers reported real estate sale totals about 32000 with total proceeds near 4000. Receivers Halter and McMatns Jr. handled the proceedings for US Motors and Frederick Motor Co. assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noarte
Wamiton
Suimely Sadawski Jr
Delaware Avenue
Ira Gayler
Charles M. Lens Hart
Tirce
Thurmont
L. Fritz
Percy I
Payne
Valley Street
Albert L. Palmer
Kyle Woyt
Jackson
Gerald C. Yonots
Holton L. Staley
Millary Road
Staite
Smith
Robert T. Fisher
Ais Nocacy Motors, Inc
Frederick Motor Company
Charles McC Matns Jr
Res
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R. Brantly Redney
40 And
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Ro Wall
Paty
VTA
Noves Dent
Herma Sayup
Wenneth Tytrs
Caarles
Peouretta Papa
Tesha
TD Ee
Washington County Hospital
Magerstown
New Market Lions Club
M the News
J. B. Thomas
Head
Medical Society
Busch-Roegner
St. John’s Church
Joan Felix
Edith Wastler
Gloria Claybaugh
Joseph Jules Law
Rence
Hanover
Roy Claybaugh
Little Jeanne
Theresa Felix
Davis Studio
Henry Busch
Leis
Robert Thomas
North Market Street
Richard W. Graham
Trail Avenue
Sunda
Graham
Roy W. Graham
RK. W. Graham
Marshall Fitez
Roy H
Virginia Carty
Roa PulCasiuaaus
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Cleveland
National Association of Schools, of Music
Carty
Walter deLille
Baltimore and
Braddock Heights
Robert R. Radcliff
Robbie Lee
Robert Jr
Woodstown
J. J
Harry D. Radcliff
Grove Boulevard
Roy C. W. Schaffer
Linden Hills
Bridge Club
Frederick Bridge Club
Vincent McLean
Paul G. Friedmann
Grayson Fouche
E. L. Neff
Robert W. Russell
William E. Selzer
Harold Schenk
Robert J. Franklin
Horace Rees
Thn
Miss Byerly
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Dunbarton College
Charles Byerly
Sidney L. Scott
Icarmet Valley Calif
Aitken F
Coronet University
George Washington School of Law
Albert L. Bussard Sr
Jefferson
A. Lee Bussard Jr
Yellow Springs
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Pvt. A. Lee Bussard
Raymond P. Free
Staley Avenue
John Francis Byerly
Marion Reeves
Richard Louis Aitken
Mr. Aitken
Louis F. Aitken
St. Louis
Tee
Jack Kennedy
Ave Maria Summers
Mason Summers
St. John's High School
Alumni Association
Francis Dutrow
Miss Summers
Dick Harp
Dutrow
Frank
Jane Staley) James
Donald ‘Rhea Winpigler Whitmore
Joseph Elkins Jr
Potomac Synod
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