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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
2
The clipping lists prices for single copy and subscriptions and notes the newspaper name and origin. It mentions an October 9 publication date and a Fredericksburg origin, with garbled OCR text hindering full details.
The piece discusses ten weeks of American pullout from Lebanon and involvement in Quemoy and Matsu. It frames U S resolve against Communist expansion in the Middle East and Far East, citing Soviet and Chinese motives, and praising Eisenhower’s defense stance and naval buildup. It weaves in broader themes of anti-communism, religious moral perspectives, and postwar foreign policy.
Fifty years ago in Frederick a column fragment reflects on natural childbirth debates and moral questions surrounding artificial insemination. It notes arrests linked to fires and the closing of Myersville High School due to diphtheria, with details of local travel to the Frederick Fair and York excursion. The piece mixes quotes on peace, labor, race, and politics from historical figures and addresses.
The Baltimore Harbor Tunnel is performing better than toll bridges, narrowing the income gap. State Roads Commission officials vow integrity and public service, denouncing corruption and urging faith in principles to sustain transportation and public trust.
Vatican City reports a pontiff who used radio and later television to reach distant nations delivering major speeches. Christmas messages in up to 26 languages emphasized peace and moral order, while warnings against empty anticommunism urged building a society grounded in moral security.
The Children’s Aid Society has long provided homes and guidance for needy children in Frederick County. It aims to place(deliver) in caring homes or institutions as needed, while offering professional support to families. The organization supports the Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal and has operated for 47 years.
Cardinal Masella of the Vatican was chosen by fellow Cardinals to serve as papal chamberlain until a new pope is elected. The post fills a key role during the interregnum after Pope Pius XII's death and before a successor is chosen.
In 1938, Miss Mary Clatre Conley wed Clinton P Pitts in St John’s Catholic Church near Frederick. A heist at Medictown’s sporting goods store saw robbers take about $20, while a foreign revolver and ammunition remained partly discarded. The piece notes the push for county-wide library service in Frederick and Allegany, highlighting rural access and federal aid tied to 1959 implementation.
Information is essential for national well being says Erwin D. Canham at a Missouri dedication. The piece outlines the county library history, the Ariz Library hub, and plans for a county system with bookmobiles and expanded services for Frederick city and county. Future articles will cover government finance and citizen roles to sustain rural extension.
Several residents are listed as patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital or receiving related care. Edwin Zimmerman was taken by ambulance in fair condition. Hazel Kepler and Anna Louise Stine underwent or entered for surgery. others remain as medical or surgical patients with ongoing treatment at the hospital. Mrs Landes was hurt in a fall at home and remains seriously bruised.
A lesson on exact with usage notes follows a brief AP obituary fragment. Donald H Dabelstein 53 a federal specialist on vocational rehabilitation died of a heart attack. He served as assistant director for programs at the Department of Welfare Office of Vocational Rehabilitation and previously led Minnesota’s special education and rehabilitation programs. Dr George B Woods 79 2 former dean at American University died Wednesday. He taught at Miami University Oxford Carleton College before becoming dean in 1925.
Personal notices note Mrs I Leslie Zimmerman of Frederick turns 71 Friday and Rev James F Rogers from Jackson Tenn visits. John D Horine celebrates his birthday. Married recently Louise P Coulehan and Lt John R Madden at Sunset Chapel Fairchild AFB Washington with loom gown and pearls. other society items include Q&A column and oblique museum reference.
Obituaries report Rosa Belle Fogle of Ladiesburg aged 80 perishing after a year of illness with services at G. C. Barton funeral home and Rocky Hill cemetery. Clinton Lester Pearson of Sykesville aged 68 died after months in University Hospital Baltimore. Luther Curtis Powell of Woodsboro aged 88 died at home after extended illness. Infant Mary Bell Stalnaker daughter of Wayne Tolbard Stalnaker Jr and Avanelle Stalnaker Sr died at Frederick Memorial Hospital with burial planned in Elkins West Virginia. Funeral directors C E Cline and Son announce arrangements.
Funeral services will be held Saturday at three o'clock at the funeral home for Mrs Rosine F Meister who died at her East Third Street home after a long illness. Interment will be Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call this evening after seven. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors. Also funeral for Mrs Nettie Duvall Purdum of Woodfield held at Laytonsville funeral home Wednesday at 7 p m Rev Harry Dazell officiated. Casketbearers named. Interment Wesley Grove cemetery Woodfield. Roy W Barber A funeral director.
The Frederick section of the National Council of Jewish Women launches a Community Leadership Training Program to survey local needs. Dr James A Sensenbaugh John L Shaw Geneva V Barthel Louis Greenberg Joseph Rhoderick Paul Wise and other officials and representatives will be interviewed. The program aims to study education library access housing and community changes, with findings shared at a January symposium and officials invited to participate.
The bride recently received her nursing degree from Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Baltimore and has spent the last two years nursing in Seattle. Lt Madden, who attended Creton Military Academy and the University of Minnesota, completed cadet training at Harlingen Texas. After a wedding trip through Montana and Colorado, they will reside in Mission Texas where Lt Madden has been assigned.
The October meeting of the Rosedale Homemakers Club featured Mrs. Grant DeShazer presenting What’s New On The Market and advising questions to consider before purchases. Members showcased new appliances while others led songs and the gardening letter. A series of Civil Defense meetings at Rosedale Field House was announced for October 9, 16, and 23.
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