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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1955
Page
2
The Frederick News published November 28 1955 lists subscription rates and newspaper details. It notes the price structure for single copies and longer-term payments and records mailing and circulation information for the Great Southern Pyg and Mfg Co.
A Maryland area note reports Mr Steiner Wachter near East Patrick street warned by a man with chickens, a warrant sworn but not yet served. A football game on the brush factory field saw Blue Clippers beat South Street School 14 to 4, with A Hendrickson 80yard TD and Ramsburg standout. Shipments of 4000 pounds of turkey, ducks and geese reach New York from Arles Abrecht, Sir Phos, and F Grove. William Barthlow captures an 18 inch red mink along Shultz’s creek. Master Robert Bower on Wisner Street falls, cuts above his left eye.
A garbled recap of 1935 events covers a Frederick County bridge incident near Centerville, a protest meeting at Middletown Verparral Hall about a proposed highway, a rabbit scarcity blamed on hunting, and a turkey price surge. It also includes David Lawrence's Washington column on the 1956 farm issue, labor-union wage impacts, and agricultural surpluses.
Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks told the National Savings Bend Conference in Washington that retailers should expect a merry Christmas with record holiday sales. He cited inflation easing, strong wages, rising construction, and high personal income as signs the economy is in a strong expansion. A notable caveat was farm employment, though farm income rose. overall, the year points to a prosperous season. Separately, a large amphibious exercise completed at Camp Pendleton involved 25 000 Navy personnel, 300 aircraft and 125 ships, with Major Arthur W. Askins among the participants.
The weeklong wedding notices record Barbara Emilee Hillery and Julian Shafer marrying at Kemp town Methodist Church with a later reception at Junior Fire Hall in Frederick. Also Irene Shepley and Delmus Rice wed at Evangelical Lutheran church and Dorothy Lingg and John Riley tie the knot at St Anthony's Church Emmitsburg, with families and local staff attending.
Mr Rev O Morgan who suffered a recent heart attack is much improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Visitors report he is slightly better Sunday morning as he recovers at 389 East Third Street. Araby seriously injured in a train wreck near Tramsville is also improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Other patients, including Dr Emory G Nuszz of Rock Halt and Mio Herman Mack of Braddock Heights, show some improvement while under observation and treatment.
Wes Ho and Miss Elizbeth Matti returned home after Thanksgiving with lodging at Hotel Denis Mio and Mrs Walbur Ro Haim maker of Wanahin Farms Va announce the birth of their third son. Frederick Karl o on Tuesday November at the Medical College of Sarina a Richmond. Mr and Mrs Loms Fo Biehel berser dr and sound daughter of Fimont Long Island spending days with former parents. City Register and Mrs Lau Fo Fienepereer Sr report. Chivet Bowley and Groutmartes bh Prof. Buns wick attend American Medical Association meeting in Boston with Mes Pets Mi and Vis Leonard 8 Golom lok Sit Marner Road Baltimore announce The birth of the third child Suplien jas at the Lunar hospital Baltimore. Mrs Golombek is the former Betty Eldangite. Leslie Ro Delauter Predenck METY Ro and Roser Lo Melauter Tramsville qualify as administrators of Mrs Ciara M Delauter estate. Heirs include three daughters and two sons with about $200 reported.
Miss Eleanor Heston daughter of Sir and Mrs Herbert Heston of Hood College area married Richard Lee Shipley son of Mr and Mrs Emory B Shipley at Caffman Chapel Hood College. Dr Andrew Truxal and Rev W Mervel Weaver officiated. attendants wore blue and American Beauty velvet. reception at Francis Scott Key Hotel. couple to reside at Watkins Acres.
In a surprising first round pick the Pittsburgh Steelers selected quarterback Glick from Colorado A&M over Michigan State Morrall. The move ignited draft room debate as Morral was widely tipped to go to Pittsburgh. The Eagles chose Bob Pellegrin at center and other first round choices included Art Davis and the Maroni, with trades reshaping the opening round.
The White House Education Conference opens with delegates from education, labor, farm and civic groups aiming to find broad support. Debates focus on federal aid to education and how recommendations fit the Eisenhower administration's budget drive amid a likely Democratic push in an election year.
The Rural Electrification Administration estimates farmers nationwide will buy over 24 billion dollars of electrical equipment in the next decade with Delaware farmers alone forecast for 14 million dollars. The report covers all farms, whether REA served or privately supplied.
A U S study outlines a new Soviet strategy to hold Europe while advancing in the Middle and Far East. It warns containment alone may fail against a coordinated Soviet Chinese program and notes Russia’s growing military power and recent nuclear test as context for tougher Western countermeasures.
A collage of Dorothy Dix guidance letters on love trust and in-law tensions, plus reports of deeds recorded in a clerk's office. The notes discuss trust in a partner, joint finances, and handling a mother-in-law's favoritism amid family harmony concerns. Deeds recorded show streets in Indian Spring development selling for about 16000 and 10500 dollars.
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