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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1955

Page

12

Suburban youth blamed for rise in new delinquency

CHICAGO Oct 3 A government expert announced at the American Academy of Pediatrics meeting that a new delinquent type the "suburb ban delinquent" is rising. Bertram M Beck of the U S Children's Bureau cited suburban pressures for status and success as key factors, noting mobility and detached community ties leave teens without firm parental guidance. He warned suburban teens face extended military service and reduced rewards for conformity, creating a distinct, troubled youth subculture.

Chicago America Bertram M. Beck U. S. Children's Bureau American Academy of Pediatrics

Exiled Girls Forge Identity Within Slum Gangs

A fragment notes individuals retaining dress, language, and morals that set them apart from the larger community, likening their status to that of a slum gang.

Allen sees potential for good US Egypt relations

George A ll en emer ged from a 90 minute Cairo meeting with Premier Gamal Ab del Nasser saying he hopes for good relations between the United States and Egypt. He noted clearer understanding of Egypt policy on buying arms from Communist Czechoslovakia and said policy could be conducted more wisely. Nasser had announced the arms deal last Tuesday and Allen planned to depart for Beirut after the talks. In a separate item, Nancy L. Weaver of Hyattstown suffered a severe cut on her left hand at home and was hospitalized after a glass shattered.

Cairo Egypt George Allen Gamal Abdel Nasser United States U. S Czechoslovakia Allet Nasser Israel Beirut Lebanon Nancy L. Weaver RFD 1 Boyds Frederick Memorial Hospital Hyattstown Fire Department

Breakfast Optimist Club Meeting Is Held

The regular meeting of the Breakfast Optimist Club of Frederick was held in the Blue and Grey room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel Monday morning at 8 o’clock. President Emmerit R. Bowlus presided reporting forty-one local businesses and professions represented. several new members joined since September 26 charter closing with many applications pending.

Optimist Club Frederick Francis Scott Key Emmerit R. Bowlus Bowlus Bert E. Hayward Hayward Toastmaster's Club Camp Detrick Community ‘Chest Frederick County Community Chest Frankis Scott Key Hotel

Everhart Chapter OSS. A R Elects Officers at Key Hotel

The annual meeting of the Sergeant Lawrence RR Everhart Chapter Sons of American Revolution was held September 26 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Officers elected include President Walter P. Feaga, vice-president and assistant treasurer Nevin T. R. Waskey, treasurer Edward D. Shriner Jr., secretary W. Jerome Offutt.

Sergeant Lawrence RR. Everhart Sons of American Revolution Francis Scott Key Hotel Walter P. Feaga Nevin T. R. Waskey Edward D. Shriner Jr W. Jerome Offutt

Pleads Guilty In Frederick DUI Case

In a Peoples Court Monday night Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Paul B Anderson of RFD 5 Frederick pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and reckless driving after an accident at South and Carroll streets. Fines totaled 150 and 25 plus costs with license suspension warned. Others listed include Leicester Samuel Baltimore improper left turn 6.45 Jeese King Baltimore no operator license 11.45 George Crummitt Frederick intoxicated in city limits 25.80 and Ralph Griffith Adamstown disorderly conduct.

Peoples’ Court H. Reese Shoemaker Paul B. Anderson RFD 5 Frederick South Carroll Streets Edwin F. Nikirk Anderson Leicester D. Samuel Baltimore Jeese King George R. Crummitt Claude Evans Ralph F. Griffith RFD Adamstown

Truman Says He Won't Run Again for Public Office

Former President Harry Truman said in a letter that he will never be a candidate for public office again. David B. Roberts, prothonotary of Allegheny County, received Truman’s note stating he will not seek office again, believing the younger generation should take over after thirty years in elective public service.

Petsburgh Umformer Harry ‘Truman David B. Roberts Allegheny County Truman

Roberts Seeks Delegate Run to Back Truman Nomination

Roberts announced he amends to become a candidate for delegate to the Democratic presidential convention next year and pledges to support Truman for the nomination.

Roberts Truman

Catalogues widely used by foreign visitors in CS agencies

Washington mail order catalogs showing varied American foods have become popular with foreign nationals visiting overseas libraries of the CS Information Agency. The item highlights the role of catalogues as showcases of American consumer goods encountered by international patrons.

the News Frederick Catalougues Washington Cs, Information Agency

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