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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1956
Page
4
Theory in ruind of budget and alcohol policy failures
The article critiques 1957 budgets noting YMCA grants and a Swedish rationing system. It argues rationing failed, alcohol problems rose sharply, delirium tremens and drunkenness increased, and woman alcoholism rose, claiming repeal worsened public drinking. It mentions 940,584 and 9,475 figures and criticizes Prohibition-era outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Civil War apology and wedding notices drift through letters
A reader apologizes for errors about a Civil War uniform story and clarifies that his piece mixed fiction and fact. The page also reports a Maryland wedding near Union Bridge, a public safety note on police car lights, a Newport county event, and a Middlesex infant case update with a Connecticut mental hospital note and nuclear tests remark.
St Johns Athletic Association Elects Fred Kay President
Fred Kay was elected president of St Johns Athletic Association at a Wednesday meeting in the school hall. Retiring president Jack Keene remains on the executive committee. New officers include Pauli Thomas as vice president secretary Mrs William Lebbert Jr treasurer. Committees were named to boost membership and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kay
St. John’s Athletic Association
Jack Keene
Pauli Thomas
William Lebbert Jr
Robert Weedon
James E. McClean
Donald B. Rice
Mason Summers
Keene
Arthur ‘Rickell
Ray
Sprigg Chesley
Keefer
Frank James
Arthur Rickell
Crewe
McAuliffe
Arthur Greenhut
William Jacobs
Rice
Oliver Keefer
Miss Virginia Main Weds James H Summers at Pleasant Hill Church
On October 9 at 7 30 p m Miss Virginia Main daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Main North Main atrest Mt Airy became the bride of James H Summers son of Mr and Mrs Oscar M Summers Sjamsville The ceremony at Pleasant Hill Church of the Brethren Monrovia was officiated by Rev J Ira Metzker The attendants were Mrs Edward Main and Frank Summers After a wedding trip to Florida the couple reside with the bride's parents before moving to Mt Airy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James! Methodist Church
Dennings
Ethel Ellen Franklin
Paul E. Franklin
Union Bridge
John M. Inskeep
Edng Inskeep
Unionville
Elgar C. Soper
Charles H. Minsch
Norman Etzler
Mount Airy
Wagner
Tschikowsky
Moya
Largo
Handel
Liebestraum
Liszt
Friml
Love
Barnby
Walter Franklin
Ralph’ S. Ripley
Newne
Linganore Grange
Moorefield High School
West Virginia
Baltimore
Owings Mills
Forest Hill
Ellicott City
Silver Spring
Washington, D. C
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
Virginia
Ilinois
Virginia Main
John E. Main
North Main Atrest
Mt Airn
James H. Summers
Oscar M. Summers
Sjamsville
Pleasant Hill Church of
Florida
Mt. Airy
Man Folders Ill After Fall at Home in October
Mr Thomas L Jackson of Motter Avenue is in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a fall at his home on October 1. He sustained a fractured bip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas £. Jackson
Motter Avenue
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Senator Smith Wins Damages For Libel
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine won damages in a libel case settled this week with authors and publishers of U S A Confidential. Defendants agreed to retract statements and pay 15000, plus publish paid notices in Maine newspapers asserting the senator’s excellent reputation. The defendants include Crown Publishers Inc and Lee Mortimer, associated with the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Me
Maine
Daily Mirror
Lee Mortimer
Mirror
Jack Lat
Crown! Publishers, Inc
Mortimer
Budget report shows increases for Children's Aid and Salvation Army
The 1957 budget allocates 6000 to the Children's Aid Society and 8500 to the Salvation Army, with three agencies kept level and others like Boy Scouts, Esther Grinage Kindergarten, and Federated Charities receiving no increases. The Girl Scouts show the largest rise since 1953 to fund a full time executive, as the Community Chest campaign opens in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Aid Society
Salvation Army
Children's Aid
Boy Scouts
Esther Grinage
Federated Charities
Esther, Grinage
Community Chest
Frederick Fair Opens With Cavalry Escort in Grounds and Buildings
Fifty years ago the Frederick Fair opened crowded grounds with exhibits. Frederick society officers rode in carriages with a troop of the United States Cavalry as escort. Attendance was good for a Tuesday despite cloudy skies. A chimney fire at JR and Mrs Albert Rick Erds on Fast Fourth Street was extinguished early. The City Hotel bus rear wheel broke near Market and Patrick, passengers walked the rest. The Carroll Comedy Company drew a large audience at the Opera House with Guilty Without Crime. Rip Van Winkle was promised tonight. A trolley delivery wagon wheel was struck, breaking a wheel but injuring none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ith
United States Cavalry
Albert Rickerds
Fourth Street
CITY
Market
Patrick Streets
Carroll Comedy Company
Opera House
Rip van Winkle
A. F Main
Twenty Years Ago Hema From The Columns Of the News
Approximately 220 members and guests attended the Maryland Chapter Future Farmers of America annual meeting at Hotel Frederick. Fifteen counties were represented and judging contests followed at the Frederick Fair. Byron Cecil Backeystown was critically injured when struck by a hit run driver on Washington road near the city outskirts. The Frederick Fett entertainment drew a sellout crowd for Lucky Teter's Motor Drivers and four day attendance was near 80 000. Mr and Mrs Walter G Crowther Jr were high scorers at the Frederick County Duplicate Bridge meeting at the Francis Seats Ker Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Hotel Frederick
Frederick Fair
Washington Road
Byron Cecil
Lucky Teter
Walter G. Crowther Jr
Frederick County
Francis Seats Ker
Wee Women Four Know Dear But I Just Couldn't
The fragment hints at a dialogue about perceived perfection and affection, mentioning four women and a caller expressing doubt about expressing love. The context remains unclear with limited readable content.
Two Americans Among Nobel Prize Winners
Two Americans and a German were awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine for developing a simple method of charting the interior of the human heart. Drs. Andre F. Cournand and Dickinson W. Richards Jr., both of Columbia University, and Werner Forssmann of West Germany, share the prize and its $38,633 award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Andre F. Cournand
Dickimson Ww. Richards Jr
Columbia University
New York
Werner Forssmann
Bardi Kreusnach
West Germany
Caroline Institute of Medicine and Physiology
Alfred Nobel
Eisenhower pledges school-building plan for atomic age
President Eisenhower, speaking at a Citizens for Eisenhower rally at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma, pledges a school-building program suited to the atomic age. He accuses Adlai Stevenson of telling political fables and says he will not discuss reasons for no acting similarities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Eisenhower
Adlai Steven
Citizens For Eisenhower
College of Puget Sound
Parked Auto Struck on Patrick Street Damage $500
William C. Geisbert city hall caretaker suffered about 500 in damages when his car on West Patrick Street was struck by a truck driven by Urban W. Moore Jr who said he dozed at the wheel. Moore was summoned to a reckless driving hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C
Tommy
Geisbert
Witck
Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Willliam A. Mutchner
Urban W. Moore, Jr
Frederick
RFD 4
Moore
North Market Street
Church Street
Wediponday
Donald E. Dodd
RFD 3
Norman Trump
Richard M. Troxell
Shawnee Drive
Ito
Custof Market Street
Dodd
Troxell Auto
Capital May Lose Ball Club Move Threat Looms Over Washington Franchise
The article reports on potential relocation of a Washington baseball franchise to the West Coast, with Los Angeles as a leading option. It notes cost as a key factor and cites statements by American League officials and senators about possible court action to block a move. Also referenced are book notices and library additions including biographies of Rockefeller and works on automation and kitchen design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Weilleacott Barees
Edward Sheldes
Washington
Los Angeles
Lanier
Francisco
Louisvilla
Cithes
Sneseoes Benen
West Coast
Calvi Griffith
American League
Will
Harridge
Senators
Three Killed and Three Injured In Road Crashes
Three people died and three were hurt in a series of highway crashes. Alfred Francis Smith 19 of Princess Anne was killed in a collision near Princess Anne. Bravtor Lee Smith 18 and Leland J. Wolfe 53 were hospitalized with serious injuries. William Randolph Brown 45 of Salisbury suffered a head injury and shock. A second fatality, Charles William Campbell 44 of Joppa, occurred when a road sweeper was struck by a car near Dublin. Jesse Long died after being struck by a motorcycle on Washington Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Princess
Aone
Alfred Francis Smith
Princess Anne
Peninsula General Hospital
Bravtor Lee Smith
RFD
Poermoke
Leland J. Wolfe
North Broadway
Baltimore
Smith
Wolfe
William Randolph Brown
Salisbury
U.S. 13
Alfred Smith
Harford County
Charles William Campbell
Joppa
Rufus Lee Petty
Streett
Dublin
Campbell
Union Memorial Hospital
Jesse Long
Washington Boulevard
South Baltimore General Hospital
Personal notices and deeds recorded in local court records
Mr and Mrs Robert G Bartheld and daughter Margo of Cincinnati spent time with Mr and Mrs Mil lard Crum north of the city. Patrolman and Mrs William M Boost Jr announce the birth of their first child a daughter Susan Elizabeth at Frederick Memorial Hospital Weight six and half pounds. Patrolman Boost on city police force. Terry Stockman birthday dinner at his parents home Paul Stockman 140 West South street. Pamela Sue Kolb Mt Airy will celebrate third birthday Friday. Deeds recorded for sales 910 Shawnee Drive Monovacy Village $13500 and 16 Frederick avenue $11000. Vernon M Gambill 26 West South street admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital with tentative case of poliomyelitis. Dr Forbes Burgess health officer said thin worming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Bartheld
Margo
Cincinnati
Milard Crum
Bartheld
Fort De‘trick
Patrolman
William M. Boost Jr
North Market Street
Susan Elizabeth
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bopat
Terry Stockman
Paul Stockman
West South Street
Terry
Lattle
Pamela Sue Kolb
Mt. Airy Rfd 1
Vernon M. Gambiil
U.S. Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Forbes Burgess
Testimony resumes in Hanna income tax evasion trial
Testimony resumed in the income tax evasion trial of Homer W. Hanna in Federal Court. Government witnesses included two Charleston officials Treasurer W. H. Ansel Jr. and Auditor Edgar B. Sims. Hanna, 60, a Charleston resident and Democratic leader who heads Hanna Insurance Agency, is accused of evading 31,777 in taxes for 1949 to 1953 and not filing a 1952 return. Defense claims some funds were political contributions from the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
W. Va
Homer W. Hanna
U. S
Charleston
W. H. Ansel Jr
Edgar B. Sims
Marland
Hanna
Hanna Insurance Agency
Losses and Licenses in Know America Seven
Middletown youths face driving-privilege suspensions after a state motor vehicle hearing. Edward Lb. Butts, 20, and ten others were cited. revocations went to Albert L. Sauble and Clarence E. Snowden for risky driving, while several were suspended or put on probation for speeding and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
State Department of Motor Vehiclea
Ad People’s Court
Edward Lb. Butts
Ray O. Horn
Calored
Monrovia
Hart V Millicens
Bernard Moore
Carver Apartments
Henry M. Wolfe
RFD
Dickerson
Gene M. Brashears
North Bentz Street
Lillian L. Bryan
Knoxville
Margaret Ann Alger
RED
Myersville
Clyde W. Brown
Thurmont
Ringling Circus Plans Three Seasonal Tours
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey announces three fixed arena tours replacing the traditional big top. An Eastern tour opens next spring at Madison Square Garden with dates in Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Raleigh and Charlotte North Carolina. A Far West and South tour follows in fall and early winter and a Midwest tour in winter 168. The move shifts from one night stands to regular train travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedadis Alwayse
Art Concello
Far West
South
Midwest
Ringling
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Raleigh
Charlotee N. C
Montgomery, Alz
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Jean Yingling
Laplata
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Charles County
Conn
Cynthia Ruotolo
Eleanor Ruociolo
Connecticut State Hospital
Voluntaary
Hogines
Hamden
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Adias Stevenson
Entence
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
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Lalypens
Wea
East All Saints Sireet
William M. Booster
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Lester Koogle
Littleton
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Taney Apartments
Clifton Hahn
Edward Akers
Father
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Nevin Potts
Ray Watkins
Koogle
Robert Kline
Ports
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Joplin
Sen. Kotor
Congress
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Elen- Fort Knox
Army Pvt
Hower Price
Calvin T. Comden Jr
Army Commandation
Fort Kaen
Artz Library
Dette
Shelton
Amy Morrow Lindbergh
National Geographic Society
G. Frank Thomas
Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
John D. Rockefeller JR
Raymond Blaine Fosdick
Young Rockefeller
Wweailiau
Rockefeller Center
Williamsburg
Rockefeller
Jean Mauze
Robert Hugh Macmillan
Virginia Hart Wheeler
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Charles D. Crist
Monovacy Village
Garland L. Foreman
Howard Z. Supa
Frederick Avenue
Homer Hanna
Prof. Quimby
Know America
Robert L. Stevens
Na Tval
Hoboken
N. J
Edward 0. C. Ord
Cummington
Allen 8. Wilson
Courtland
N. Y
Woodmont
Thomas B. Reed
Portland
August H. Edgren
University of Nebraska
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Department of Agriculture
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Continental Congress
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First Army
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Germany
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Wall Street
Thomas D'Arcy Brophy
Butte
Mont
Carsay
Harold L. Davis
Oregon
Wiliam W. Waymack
Iowa
Civic Worker
Savanna
Miriam Hopkins
Bainbridge
Thomas E. Stephens
Ireland
Harrison Tweed
Awyer
American Law Institute
Circus
Sarasota
Flato
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
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