The Daily News Ownership Statement 1957
Ownership and management details for The Daily News of Frederick Maryland dated Friday October 4 1957 show editor Vitas T Delepine managing editor Levis E Tweeter and circulation information. The publication lists its owners and organizational structure for that issue.
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Frederick
the Daily News
Evang Baily
Bitz
Cerperznes
Vitas T. Dele Plame
Levis E .Tweeter
Frederck
Delaplaine Estate Shares in Frederick Md Rail Firm
A 1957 notice lists stockholders and interests in a Somters Pre and Mig Ga corporation tied to the estate of E Delaplaine of Frederick Maryland. It records 2 percent or more stakes, stock transactions, and subscriber details as sworn by William T Delaplaine the managing officer before notary Mercer on October 4.
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Mig
Wicbar Delaplaine
George
Delsplaine
Edward S. Delaplaine
E Deaplaine
Frederick
William T. Delaplaine
Mercer
Notary Politie
War and Stalemate Deepens in Algeria Conflict
France faced protracted fighting as colonial war in Algeria persists beyond two and a half years. Insurgents total casualties exceed 56,000 with tens of thousands wounded or captured, while French forces suffer thousands killed or missing. Civilian toll high, terror strikes in France add local impact, yet stalemate persists without resolution.
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France
Deas
Indo-China
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Questions and answers from a wartime civic quiz feature
A series of Q and A items cover coins flags California lake and US geography, followed by a Washington report on President Eisenhower and Arkansas federal troop withdrawal. The piece analyzes Faubus and federal court orders, noting the governor’s pledge to maintain law and order while stressing concerns over how his statements were read at the White House.
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Arkansas
Washington
Faubus
Little Rock
Upor
Grawal
White House
Central High School
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News for October 4 1907 note Creatures of the era with society mentions and local notices. R G Harley presides over the Rocks Literary and Debating Society while C M Fogle acts as vice president and W Z Withide as secretary and Charles W Wright treasurer. Mrs M E Eisenhauer has purchased Blumenauer property on West Street under private terms amid marshal disputes. Patrick street occupancy prompts law officers actions against Rev M A Castle. Milton Kefauver elected trustee of Mountain City Lodge No 3055 A Nights of Pythias to succeed the late Edward C Shepherd. Christine Taylor hosted a ball at Libertytown Opera House with dancing from 7:30. Union Bridge Orchestra provided music. The News editorial lauds Frederick’s improving town and rising vitality.
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Rocks Literary and Debating Society
R. G. Harley
C. M. Fogle
W. Z. Withide
Charles W. Wright
M. E. Eisenhauer
Blumenauer
Wests
Carry
Patrick Street
M. A. Castle
Milton Kefauver
Mountain City Lodge
Pythias
Edward C. Shepherd
Christine Taylor
Washington
Libertytown Opera House
Dancey
Union Bridge Orchestra
Frederick
Legal and political fragments from twenty years ago
A 1937 discussion questions the Arkansas governor usage of federal force and state sovereignty. It cites Ex Parte Milligan and debates whether the federal military withdrawal was properly interpreted as upholding constitutional rights. Names and places appear with little coherence in this OCR fragment, leaving a partial view of a broader historical debate.
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Arkansas
State of Arkansas
Supreme Court
Ex- Parte Milligan
June Havoc on Fur People and Show Business Life
In a Boyle Column from New York, June Havoc discusses her bond with fur companions and humane work saving homeless cats and dogs. She reflects on life in show business, her career arc from vaudeville to film and theater, and her resolve to stay independent and true to her craft.
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Malbos
New York
June Havoc
Weill
Charlie
Biss Havoc
Humane Societies
Miss Havoc
Gypsy Rose Lee
Jane
June
Ed Murrow
Busso Versus Williams Clash Headlines Capitol Arena Ring
Johnny Busso, a rising light welter, faces Eric Williams in a 30 round main event at Capitol Arena. Busso, a 2-1 favorite, brings New York experience while Williams, a Washingtonian, seeks his televised debut on NBC at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
Johnny Busso
Eric
Sonny Boy)Williams
Capitol Arena
Busso
Mar Williams
Williams
Freedom of the Press and its historical struggles
A fragmentary reminiscence traces the evolution of printing from Gutenberg to modern liberty. It recalls early censorship, libel laws, and landmark cases like Zenger and Franklin, then notes Kiwanis’s National Freedom of the Press observance and the ongoing fight for press freedom worldwide.
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John Peter Zenger
New York Weekly Journal
New York
Crosby
Federalist Party
Congress
Closing Gap Between Judaism And Christianity
George W Cornell reports a developing American trend toward understanding Jewish and Christian links. Jewish scholars show renewed interest in Jesus while Christians study Jewish roots, with scholars like Dr Samuel Sandmel noting a significant shift in attitude and ongoing mutual inquiry across academia and religious life.
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George W. Cornell
America
Jesus
Samuel Sandmel
Sendmel
Dortines
Sandmel
Fort Detrick Community Chest drive kickoff report
Fort Detrick officials open the 1957 Community Chest drive with a Monday meeting at the post theater. Keymen and area directors are urged to meet goals quickly under a pledge-now plan as volunteers note the Chest funds local groups including Boy Scouts and Salvation Army.
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Fort Detrick
Fort
Moniay
Frederick
Leslie S. Moore
Charles H. Woodman
Charles S. W. Sanner
Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Children’s Aid Society
Federated Charities
Esther Grinmage
U. Mt. QA
Earl P. Starr
John R. Kennedy
Colin F. Vorder Briegge
Wiliam C. Nelson
William D. Burverd
Jane Burgess
George Kline
Robert A. Bailey
Mary P. Strailman
Leutenant
Orin C. Western
Ralph E. Fry
John M. McNeill
Robert J. Peel
D. D. Wingfield
R. A. Weatherington
Raymond E. Bell
Fort Deitrick
National Health Agency
Cancer
Heart
Red Cross
Hi Frederick
United Welfare Fund
Newes
Lived Three Years With Plastic Valve
Boston, Oct. 3. Leo A. Caffrey of Pawtucket underwent a plastic heart valve transplant at Deaconess Hospital three years ago. The Hufnagle valve, a two inch tube with a hollow plastic ball, clicks with each heartbeat. Doctors said rheumatic fever and heart disease shortened his life. his widow cites heart failure as the cause, not the valve operation.
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Boston
Deaconess Hospital
Deaconess
Leo A. Caffrey
Pawtucket
R. Z
Hufnagle
Charles Hufnagle
Caffrey
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Harold A. Chichester
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Dundalk
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Richard Edwin Marriott
Hume
H. J. Frost
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Denton
Tex
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Scouthhampton
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert J. Janssen
Arthur F. Newman
Robert P. Kahn
George G. Wright
Harry Marshall
Enora
Ews York
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David Stark
Chevrolet
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Aested Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Champain
Connie Blair
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Catonsville
Don Weddle
Elsie Young
Donna
Esterly
Yarmouth Castle
Bermuda
Donald G. ‘Grothaus
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Jacquard H. Rothschild
U.S. Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
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Naval Gun Factory
Milton Frank Jr
Ralph May
Strayers Business College
Fred Kreissig
Studebaker
Veronica Catlett
Bill Catlett
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Point of Rocks Lutheran Church
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Robert Tuck
Lioyd W. Lewis
George W. Gardenhouwr
Gaithersburg
Wm. D- Nelson
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Ronald Charles Regester
Abbie E. Sammis
Westminster
Henry Vcazalet
Brooklyn
Lorenzo Toltert
Willie James Tice
Pittsburgh
Mervin B. Treadway
Greenmont
Mary Alice Gant
West Ail Saints Street
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Gary Angleberger
Magnolia Avenue
Edward John Noble Foundation
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Union Theological Seminary
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James Thomas Moon
Boyd Frank
Pin ‘Bussard
Everett
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Wm. Hiser, Jr
Boonstboro
Robert Snyder
Britain
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Ion
Morsterrat
London
Girard Maebashi
Japan
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Girard
Nakar Sakai
Bob
Aveester Lasse
Teer Bere
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