Robertson speech on integration sparks constitutional debate
Washington, Oct 15 1957 Senator Robertson of Virginia criticizes President Eisenhowers decision to send federal troops into Little Rock as an alleged breach of constitutional rights and federal authority while defending the principles behind federal involvement and school integration. The piece covers his remarks on federal power, state rights, and the 14th Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Robertson
David Lawrence Washington
Willis A. Robertson
Virginia
Essenbow David Lawrence
Arkansas
Yale
United States
Lite Rock
Senate
Caine and Currency Committee
Fe Eral
Little Rock
National Guard
Eisenhower
Robertson
Rock
Tol J
Group Seeks Views On Frederick County Bookmobile
An inquiry by the C Barr Ariz Library, with Miss Josephine Etchison as librarian, seeks Frederick County residents' opinions on a county wide bookmobile service. A committee will study costs, federal and state aid, and present facts to organizations as plans stretch over months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Organi
Miss Etchison
Aira |Remsberg
Ariificials
Allegany and
Carroll
Davisi
Fifty Years Ago The York Fair and Civil War Section Notes
Readable fragments cover livestock prizes at the York Fair with Jerfeys and Guernseys winning top prizes. Interior improvements begin at Gem Dining Parlors on South Market Street. Dancing classes resume October 18 in Junior Hall followed by an Assemblie. Also included is a discussion of Civil War era militia provisions, the Posse Comitatus Act, and the Civil Rights Act impact on federal troops and enforcing court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. B. Wifter
Frederich
York Fair
Jerfeys
C. W. Zimmerman
Gem
South Market Street
Ritchie
Woodsboro Literary Society
W. C. LeGore
R_ Panil
Smith
C. H. Barrick
B. W. Sax
Calvin Keeney
Miss Jen
Barrick
United States
Congress
Senate
Army of the
Air Force
Robertson
Lutheran Men’s Club Hears Dr Sensenbaugh Education Talk
The Lutheran Men's Club met in the Old Chapel of the Evangelical Lutheran church with Dr. James Sensenbaugh, Superintendent of Frederick County Schools, as guest speaker on Sound Education for Democracy. Attendees included Rev. Charles E Trunk Jr and Mrs. F E Shriner. the meeting opened with singing and prayer and closed with benediction, planning the Father and Son banquet next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Men’s Club
Old Chapel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
James Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Effie Fulmer
C. Bernard Smith
Dill
Barbaras Avenue
Fredtterbark
Grouplrick Memorial Hospital
F. Earle Shriner
West Sec
Sensenbaugh
Union Memorial Hospital
Balti
Trunk
Dale Burrington
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
An October 35, 1937 column recalls grammar? racing program changes with 12 races and a cancelled night event due to cold. Mrs Roger N Kemball of Russellville Kentucky reports her daughter injured in a Illinois auto crash. Russell Long tops a Percheron stallion show at Frederick Fair with 77 pure bred horses. Frederick began as its own garbage collector aiming to improve waste service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger N. Kemball
Rus
Sellville
Frank FH. Hedges
Tn Ylinois
Russell Long
Frederick Fair
Frederick
Deaths Mrs Arthur E Roth Gettysburg widow of Arthur Roth
Mrs Mary Magdalene Roth widow of Arthur E Roth died suddenly Monday morning at her Gettysburg home from a coronary occlusion. She was a daughter of Harry J Sterner and Emma Theresa Staub, born in Emmitsburg and raised in New Oxford. Surviving four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Roth
Mary Magdelene Roth
Gettysburg
Harry J
Emma Theresa (Staub) Sterner
Emmitsburg
New Oxford
Conflict In Time Adjusted Concert Dilemma Resolved
Local groups Community Chest and Community Concerts reach a compromise to avoid conflicting events. Concerts Association will host its fourtain from 8 15 to 8 30 next Tuesday night to allow Chest workers to attend the dinner at the Francis Scott Key hotel and still reach Frederick High School by 8 20 for the concert portion. Willing Workers meeting Sept 24 plans an Oct 26 oyster and turkey supper at Rocky Ridge fire hall with committees named and officers to be elected Oct 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Community Concerts
Community Concérns Association
Francis Scott Key
Paul L. Willard
Tolday
Frederick High School
Donald E. Leatherman
Concert Association
Mt. Tabor
Rocky Ridge Fire Hall
Guy Boller
Bruce Laie
Ethel Mumma
Ralph Beck
Robert Ogle
Grace Valentina
Clydis Troxell
Helen Mumma
Morris
Arlene Ahn
Maryann Sharrer
Barabara Sharrer
Barabara Valentine
Nancy Dinterman
Jeanie Sharrer
Ars. D. L. Sharrer
Colts Clash With Annapolis Wednesday At Mel Curdy Field
Frederick Pon Warner midget football hosts Annapolis Blue Devils at Mel Curdy Field Wednesday night at 7 30. Colts and Blue Devils race with top weight limit of 100 pounds and prize money. Annapolis undefeated lead in Anne Arundel League, while Frederick aims for another win after a seven game streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pon Warner
Frederick
Mel Curdy Field
Colts
Annapolis
Blue Devil's
Charlie Pastrana
Charlie Metz
Anne Arundel
Blue Devil
Spart Nlugs
Pastrana
Kallis
Greene
Talley
Redskins
Colt
Local Birthdays and Anniversaries Noted in Community
Mrs Manzelia Wackier of South Market street reaches three years old Wednesday. Mr G Donald Reon of East Fourteenth street turns 37. Master Kenneth Bruchey becomes six, son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bruchey Sr of East Ninth street. Kimberly Dawn Law, daughter of Clyde Lawson Jr near this city, turns one on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Baill of Buckeystown celebrated their wedding anniversary Monday. Mrs Maude Cooley of Bords, aged 61, honored at a surprise party Sunday hosted by her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzelia Wackier
South Market Street
G_ Donald Reon
East Fourteenth Street
Kenneth Bruchey
Mirs
East
Ninth Street
Kimberly Dawn Lawson
Clyde Lawson Jr
John Baill
Buckeystown
Maude Cooley
Bords
Funeral services for Clayton Parker Held at Hicks
Funeral services for Franklin Augustus Parker who died Friday at his residence 24 South Bentz Street were held Monday at 2 o clock from Hicks funeral home 24 West AU Saints Street Rev W A Williams officiated Pallbearers were Richard Ferg erson Marshall Palm John Coats Charles Thompson Austin Tim pson and William Bowie Interment in Fairview Cemetery C E Hicks I funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Franklin Augustus Parker
South
Bentz Street
Hicks
West AU Saints Street
Rev
W. A. Williams
Richard Fergerson
Marshall Palm
John Coats
Charles Thompson
Austin Timpson
William Bowie
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks I
Flower Show Judging School Attracts Wide Attendance
Interest runs high as 156 register for the Flower Show Judging School hosted by the Fifth District Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland at Peter Pan Lon site. Morning lectures by Mrs. J. Lloyd Berrall cover arrangements and historical styles with a forthcoming flower show for scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Peter Pan Lon
J. Lloyd Berrail
Upper Montclair
N.Y
Elizabeth] Lewis Peters
District 5
Court Square
H. ‘Stuart Ortloff
Huntington
Berrall
Jesse Hakes
Glenelg
Gilbert
Harrisburg
Jonni M. Miles
Hillcrest Heights
W. T. Wilson
Bladensburg
John J. Mooseberger
Cheverly
W. M. Poudhon
Nashua
Frank Nicodemus
Walkersville
R. L. Warfield
Urbana
F. A. Bolton
Lap
Funeral Services Wednesday For Late Rev W C Royal
Funeral services are planned for Wednesday for Rev William Carson Royal longtime Frederick Baptist pastor and community leader who died Monday at his home 606 Rosemont avenue He was 86 He leaves a wife Nellie Elize Smith Royal three children and several relatives The service will be at First Baptist church Dill avenue with interment at Mt Olivet cemetery The late minister was active in Boy Scouts civic groups and church missions and served as president of the Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly and on multiple boards</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carson Royal
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Rosemont Avenue
Richard and
Jane Barbour Royal
Jackston
N.C
Nellie Elize Smith Royal
J. Edward Davis
Alexandria
George W. Jaynes
Joseph J. Royal
This City
Elizabeth Royall Davis
Martha Jane Davis
Jasper Morgan
Edward Royal
Rocky Mount
James Lang’ley
Key West
Fla
East Church Street
Dill Avenue
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
National Council
National Capital Area Council
No. 163
A. F
A. Masons
Frederick Lodge of Perfection
Mr. Royal
Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly
Braddock Heights
Head College
Royal
Mr Royal
Storer College
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Northern and Southern Baptist Convention
Frederick City
Frederick i
Baptist Church
Gunia
Frederick l
Frederick Playground Commission
Wiliam C. Royall
Community Chest
M. R. Etchison
Benson, NC
Wake Forest College
Baptists Guild
State Mission Board of
North Carol
Lina
Womens Guild of
Utica
United
Virginias Church of Christ
Baptist Board
Martin Walsh
Taney
Accomac County
Ralph Ritenour
Walsh
Merkle Ecker
Harry Stil
Harold Young
Elma Stuli
Taney Apts
Middletown
Christ’church
Lewistoom
Lois Ingram
Lewistown
Charles Clem
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Mount Holyoke College
Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
H. Bentley Glass
Johns Hawkins
Alan T. Waterman
National Science Foundation
Lillian Brown Hudson
BR Paul Smith
Dr. Detlery W. Bronk
Mothers and Teachers Club
Calvary Methodist Church
Joseph
Wolfe
Guy Nusz
Tord
Maurice Sharrerio
Ace
Hallowe’en Party
J. Homer Remsberg
Dr. Sensenbaugh
David O. Griffin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
K- A.orndorff
South Market
Lstueibs
Frank M.dertzbaugh
Upper College Terrace
Frederick’ Memorial Hospital
Juliet Hobbs Smith
William L. Wachter
Women's Guild of
The
Mt, J Pleasant
Oscar Lint, Jr
Harold Moore
Herman Lochner
Austin Mullican
Mt. Pleasant
Dessie M. Hargett
George H. Kefauver
John Evlis van Brakle
Robert P. Brady
W. C. Sheely
Adams
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Indiana
Amie
Joe
W.C. Royal
W. C. Royal
Fritz
Ostrich
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