Frederick Daily News Briefs November 26 1957
Local items from Frederick Maryland dated November 26 1957 note court and community happenings. Short entries reference post offices meetings and local notices with minimal detail.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
2
Local items from Frederick Maryland dated November 26 1957 note court and community happenings. Short entries reference post offices meetings and local notices with minimal detail.
The article discusses federal old age assistance load and rising 65 plus demographics, noting drops in recipients since 1968 and a shift toward greater independence among older Americans. It also reports local homemaker club meetings with Christmas plans and community fundraising efforts.
Thanksgiving morning recorded a frigid 19 degrees in the area. News items note a marriage in Annapolis between Kath Arline Wright and Stoll D. Kemp, plus a Europe tour by Dick Gardner and his orchestra. Civil Defense and Homemaker activities update local leaders and a first aid class planned for January. FBI chief Hoover completed a book on communism to be published in 1958.
The piece examines President Eisenhower's plan for a new Commission on Civil Rights and the question whether Justice Reed can chair it while remaining a Supreme Court justice. It discusses separation of powers, potential Senate confirmation, and implications for federal authority and equal protection in education.
Charges were preferred by Troopers H J Frost Calvin Steele Richard Bible Ronald G Norford Bruce Diehl and City Officers Alton Twenty and Cpl William M Bopst. Amounts include 70 and 101.45 dollars as part of the record.
Andrew G Brown turns 85 Wednesday in Thurston Mrs Grove Jr of West Patrick Street marks birthday Wednesday Capt and Mrs Morton Ellin announce birth of daughter Friday in Munich Germany Ellin serves with U S Army Hospital in Mannheim Germany Health official Dr Forbes H Burgess attends Maryland State Health Department meeting in Baltimore Local and visiting residents named including Santa letters from Thurmont and nearby towns
Roger W. Babson argues markets cycle through prosperity and depression with bear markets following bull runs. He cites Dow Theory and his Area Theory to forecast trends, noting real estate and retail profits shift with economic mood. The piece also includes a wedding notice from Thurmont. It mentions local events in Westminster court records and traffic fines.
Long opinion piece notes SEC supervision and investor sentiment shaping bear market signals. Birthdays section lists Mrs Elmer Singer Baltimore and Mrs Joseph Zimmerman Frederick with a large gathering at Mrs Bertha Long s home at 728 North Market Street New Bern NC.
Eyelids act as window shades for the eye by blocking excess light and glare. Eyelashes function like screens to keep dust dirt and debris from reaching the eye surface.
The week reports record low turkey prices and abundant supplies of fruits and vegetables improving household budget prospects for Thanksgiving. Retail buyers note big birds on market, wholesale declines since mid August, with some price shaving by chains and strong fruit and produce stocks across regions.
Emmitsburg Maryland Thirteen members and two guests attended the Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs Charles Fuss home. Mrs Robert Marshall spoke on shortcuts for quick meals and led members through a chart of favorite quick dishes with suggested sides and dessert. She urged use of new packaged foods and noted substitutions for an ill member.
Elizabeth A. Bittle of Salem N J is making satisfactory progress at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall at Tower Apartments left her with a broken hip and arm. Giles E Herwig has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital following minor surgery. John H Getzendanner near New Market remains ill with complications. Oscar Nusz of 13 South Jefferson Street is a patient at the hospital. Estelle M Routzahn of Middletown was moved from Frederick Memorial to Windorama Nursing Home Brad dock Heights and is getting along nicely.
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