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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1954
Page
10
Major Nial answers reader questions on military benefits and eligibility. Topics include disease prevention shots, disability pensions, VA hospitalization, allotments, GI Bill education, home loan eligibility, and insurance. A death probe and personal letters round out the column with advice on relationships and wedding planning.
A wife learns her husband fled home for three months then confessed love for another woman, mother of three. Dorothy Dix counsels packing to move to his work city, hoping distance weakens the other liaison, and warns loneliness can lure men away. A widow shares heartbreak over an 18-year-old daughter after her husband’s death.
A Bell Syndicate release notes that formal wedding receptions are adult affairs and recommends leaving small children at home to maintain the event’s spirit and decorum.
United Nations New York October 22 major Western powers Canada Britain France and the Soviet Union agreed on a plan for new secret disarmament talks and ban on atomic and hydrogen bombs. The 60 nation U N Political Committee is expected to approve the resolution and talks are likely to begin soon among the five powers. A Canadian delegate cautioned against optimism as East West gaps on control methods remain wide.
In heavy Friday traffic here two people were injured in three collisions on East Patrick Street and nearby. Norman E. Cline, 34, Ridgeville, was treated for a head injury after walking between parked cars and struck by a moving car driven by Paul Franklin Hackey. Laura F. Wiles, 42, Frederick, was also hospitalized for a lacerated forehead after a two-car crash on East Patrick near the Lafayette Bridge. A rear-end collision involving Mrs Wiles and Robert Emory Grubbs, 37, Samsville, caused about $300 damage to each vehicle. no charges. A third incident near Market and Third Streets caused about $50 damage per car with no injuries. no charges. Bernard F. Knott, 37, Hagerstown, was charged with failing to yield after a collision with Patricia A. Bare, 17, at Sherman Avenue and Logan Street. both cars about $400 damage. Officers identified other minor details and outcomes as the investigations continued.
Liam Fout, 38, of 22 East Eighth Street, crashed on East Patrick Street around 9 45 Friday morning, rear ending Goodman in traffic. Officer Boone Jr. said $ whirl 153 damage to Goodman and 300 to Fout. Fout charged with reckless driving.
Maryland’s United Nations Exposition opened ahead of schedule due to demand. Officials hailed it as a pilot model for other states and nations. The show, initially for children only, drew frantic ticket requests from adults. About 20,400 children from across the state attended.
The October 23 1954 gathering featured nine costumed people parading for identification with prizes for most comical most original cutest and a door prize. Mrs Rosalie Rudy was elected president and the refreshment committee included several named members. The November meeting will be at Mrs Mary Alice Marks on West Patrick Street at 7 39.
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