Unclear 1957 debate on federal troops and civil rights
In a Sept 1957 column from Washington and Baltimore notes, the piece questions President Eisenhower's use of federal troops in Arkansas and contrasts it with historic precedents. It cites constitutional limits, court rulings, and the 1875 statute, while debating whether federal force can override state measures in school integration debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawresce
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Arkansas
Mts Dairy
Eisenhofer
America
Erem
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Asousine Junction
Highes
Supee
Little Rock
Congress
George L Hartford Dies At Montclair
George Ludlum Hartford 92 longtime A and P chairman died Sept 23 in Montclair New Jersey where he resided with his son in law Sheldon M Stewart He was last survivor of the Hartford family founders of The A and P grocery chain born November 7 1864 in Brooklyn He led a company that grew from one tea store in 1859 to more than 4000 stores in 37 states and abroad Seaman Don Ray Smith recently completed nine weeks recruit training at the Naval Training Center Bainbridge and returned home after a Navy leave He is the son of Mr and Mrs Walker R Smith of Doubs Maryland and trained at Frederick High School and Doubs Methodist Church before enlistment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Ludlum Hartford
Montclair
N. J
Sheldon M. Stewart
Mr. Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Vesey Steel
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn
George Huntington Hartford
Josephine Ludlum Hartford
Don Ray Smith
Walker R. Smith
Doubs
United States
Naval Plaining Center
Bainbridge
Seaman Smith
Frederick High School
Doubs Methodist Church
Methodist Youth Federation
Navy
Naval Recruiting Center
Winchester Hall
Naval Boilermans School
Philadelphia
Frederick County
The News Frederick Bulletin September 25 1957
Local paper page notes regular Thursday edition with community notices and brief news items. The issue highlights upcoming events and standard reporting from Frederick Maryland in late September 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare
Frederick, Mé
Cy 2
Sma
Secce
Growth In UN Assembly Expands World Membership
The article notes rapid growth of UN members after a 1955 expansion, adding nations from Britain and France’s empires as well as new blocs. It highlights shifts toward smaller nations and blocs, with debates over great power influence and democracy’s stabilizing role as the United States recalls its own expansion from 13 to 48 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navona
HS Ist
London
Cy Ie
Iss
Hs Growih Mors
Chenzes
Meions
Tae Noadic
France
Morocco
Arsh Bloe
Suden
Hself
Albania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Austria
Cambodia
Cerion
Finland
Ireland
Italy
Jordan
Laos
Libya
Portugal
Spain
Winston Churchill
Fifty Years Ago in Maryland Politics and Local Industry
The piece reports Hammond Urner accepting the Republican nomination for Attorney General of Maryland. It notes a Frederick County Telephone Co worker injury, Susie Whitmore’s fall from a second story window, and railroad work at Frederick Junction with Italian and African American laborers. It also mentions plans for new Pennsylvan ia Railroad depots and preliminary bridge work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond Urner
Maryland
Frederick County
James R. E. Brust
Susie Whitmore
Gold Gabehter
Norman Whitmore
East Thir Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick Junction
Monocacy
Pridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore couple wed at St Joseph's Church Emmitsburg
A detailed wedding report from Emmitsburg describes the ceremony at St Joseph's Church with Rev Vincent Heary officiating. Bride Miss Dolores Topper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Topper of Baltimore, wore Chantilly lace and net with a pearl tiara. groom James Donald Rodgers is the son of Mr. and Mrs Thonton Rodgers of Emmitsburg. The reception followed at the VEW Post Home for about 150 guests. The couple plans a honeymoon, then resides in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Dolores Topper
Baltimore
M. de Sirs
Curtis Topper
Exemitsburg
James Donald Rodgers
Thornton Rodgers
Emmitsburg
St Joseph's Church
Nass
Vincent Heary
Sabrina
Joan Topper
Brisie
VEW Post
St Joseph’s High School
Harry Cohen Insurance
St. Joseph
887 Girl Scouts Aided By Community Chest Fund
The Frederick County Community Chest funds support 887 Girl Scouts in year round, county wide programs. Troops in Myersville Middle Town Walkersville Hamsville Jefferson Braddock Heights join the Frederick Council with expanded day camp and summer activities. Dorothy Good will become Executive Director October 1, aiding leader training and troop formation.
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Community Chest
Girl Scouts
Frederick
National Association of Girl Scouts
Myersville
Middletown
Walkersville
Hamsville
Jefferson
Braddock Heights
Winchester Hall
Frederick Association
Scout
Frederick Council
Dorothy Good
Norman Snook
Everett Johnson
Rebecca Petra
Virginia Fry
Lander
St. Johns
Jon
March of Dimes
Mental Health Association
Frederick County Heart Association
County Chest
Red Cross
Newton
D. Baker Hospital
Federated Charities
Baker Park
Frederick City
Red Feather
America
Frederick County
Local Hospital Notes Include Several Surgical Cases
Among the sick, B. Geisler of Kamaville enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for an appendectomy and is recovering. Albert Strube of Usbana is a surgical patient there after admission Wednesday. Mrs. Fannie Gittings, nine years old, was taken into the hospital Sunday from Yellow Springs. M. R. Etchison and Sonambu in Hance report her condition as fair. Golden Gate Park in San Francisco is described as originally a thousand acres of wasteland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eauin B. Geisier
Kamaville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Albert Strube
Usbana
Hospital
Fannie Gittings
Allen Geisbert
Yellow Springs
M. R. Etchison
Sonambu, Hance
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
County Chest drive outlined at Frederick meeting
Chest County Division held a meeting and dinner at the Francis Leon Key hotel. Charles V. Sanner described the Community Chest’s history and the seven agencies serving Frederick County. The new County Chest will merge three county drives into one, with county residents expected to contribute at least 15 percent of the annual goal. County officials and area captains spoke, praising local support and outlining volunteer roles for election districts and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmourity Crest
Francis Leon Key
Charles V. Sanner
Frederick
Community Chest
Sumner
Faree
Sanger
County Chest
Lanner
William C. i Ned Helfenstein
Childrens Aid Society
Nevin Waskey
Federated Charities
Alvin G. Quinn
YMCA
Noah Edward Kefauver
Kefauver
Newman
Charles H.woodman
Benjamin Shuff
Ellis Wachter
South Market Street
Harry Zentz
Thurmons
Harry O. Smith
Walkersville
Ralph W. Stauffer
Rosemont
Garland Guyton
Burkittsville
Harold Free
Tuscarora
Frederick County
Claude C
Sabillasvile
Clarence Fraley
Lumen Norris
Emmitsburg
Martin Mathwig
Thurmont
Guy Stull
Lewistown
Vernon Fisher
Creagerstown
J. Harold Hooper
Eleanor Baker
Frances Smith
Liberty
Dorsey Gaither
Ald Airs McDaniel
Linganore
Harold McDevitt
Mt. Pleasant
Herman Saylor
Edwin Hevner
Johnsville
Maurice Murray
Doris Dorsey
Woodsboro
Charles Collins
Urbana
E. C. Hemby
New Market
J. P. Cummings
Brunswick
T. West Clagett
Petersville
Henry Lakin, Jr
Jefferson
Lytmaan Crawford
Elsworth Magada
Middletown
Reception For New Teachers In Frederick County
The Frederick County Teachers Association held a Monday evening reception at North Frederick elementary to welcome newly employed teachers. Miss Janice Wickless and Ross V. Smith led greetings with Board of Education members. Dr. James A. Sensenbaugh emphasized professional growth and thorough background checks. A skit by Dwight Roy and Robert Pitts illustrated union benefits, followed by refreshments. Troopers transferred include A G Hedden to Waterloo, Robert B Basore to Hagerstown, and Kenneth Blessmer to Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Teachers Association
North Frederick
Eleanor Everhart
Janice Wickless
Miss Wickless
Board of County Commissers
Ross V. Smith
Frederick County Board of Education
Smith
Board of Education
Wiliam D. Powell
Paul Wise
Fred Efauver
Chase Gove
Norman Etzler
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Sensenbaugh
Quentin E L. Earhart
Harry ¥. Frushour
Herman A. Heuver
Duval
W. Sneadner
Frederick Community College
Louise Thompson
Alice Love
Jane Haugh
Evelyn Davis
Fred J. Brown
Doversey
Mary Fiery
Freda Derr
Jean Wastler
Dwight Roy
Robert Pitts
Eugene W. Pruitt
Wickless
A. G. Hedden
Frederick Barracks
Waterloo
Robert B. Basore
Waterloo Barracks
Hagerstown
Kenneth Blessmer
Westminster
Cumberland
Births and local notices from Baltimore area
Mr and Mrs William W Wenner of Baltimore announce the birth of a son. Peter Wood Chichester Wenger at Woman's Hospital Baltimore Monday. Mrs Wenner is the former Miss Lila Chichester. Mr Wenner is son of Mr and Mrs William B Wenner Brunswick. Mrs E T Simms of Johnsville returned home after nursing daughter Mrs George K English of Travilak who returned from Suburban Hospital Bethesda. Mrs Nelson Bohn and Mrs Grace Butcher attended a State heart association meeting in Baltimore and witnessed a heart operation at University of Maryland Hospital. Deeds recorded: sale of properties. 917 Shawnee Drive Monocacy Village sold by Mr and Mrs Carl E Fix to Preston L Hahn around 16500. Hamilton Homes Inc sold to Howard W Wagner residence in Monocacy Village around 15500.
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William W. Wenner
Baltimore
Peter Wood Chichester Wenger
Woman's Hospital
Wenner
Lila Chichester
Peter Wood Chichester
West Second Street
William B. Wenner
Brunswick
E. T. Simms
Johnsville
George K English
Ravilak
Bethesda
Nelson Bohn
Grace Butcher
Frederick County Heart Association
University of Maryland Hospital
Carl .E. Fix
Preston L. Hahn
iShawnee Drive
Monocacy Village
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Howard W. Wagner
Kinsey Wins Keet Shoot At Asbury Park
Thurmont business leader Carroil E Kinsey crowned winner in the Westy Hosun handicap skeet shoot on Asbury Park boardwalk. Kinsey scored 24 of 25 in the shootoff to defeat Daniel Pierce and Louis Pagni after tying SF in regular competition. He shot from 20 21 and 22 yards and has multiple trophies this year including state and regional matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroil E. Kinsey
Fhurmont
Tast
Asbury Park
Kinsey
Uiree
Daniel Pierce
Riudidown
Den
Louis Pagni
Vineland
Thurmont Co Uction
Mervland
Prince George's
Robert Smith
Taneytown
Dr. Walt
Florida
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Lawrence
the News
Seferis Raendne
Board of Welfare
Lodge of Maryland Kusthias
Akers
Charles E. Pruitt
Rimuse Inc
Elmfeet Schunt
Shirley Shafer
Warren Larkin
City? Recreation Commission
William Null Jr
W. W. Corbin
George L. Hartford
Monclair
Kens
Banist
Panis Angeli
Franck
Homer
Ethel Anders
Union Bridge
Doris Derr
City
Betty Walsh
Westminster. Their Gon Used Identically To That of Mrs. Anders
David Houck
Usion Bridge
Destman
Leidy Zero
Aberdeen
Donald Anders
Unison Bridge
Gerald Houck
Liion Bridge
Larry Hart
Sock
Pahort Paves
Joanston
Barnby
Haler Best
Jooke-Ray
John
Mabore
Aroom
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Willamsburg
Mary Nicodemus
Jothy JoAon Hartsock
Earl Hartsock
Raymond R. Houck
Walter Houck
Walkersville Methodist Church
Richard Thompson
Community Chest Fund
Maurice Harold Harshman
Richard J. Graham
Dona Franklin Klipp
C. C. Steele
Sheffield
Edward D.storm
Klipp
Richard T. Remsburg
Fort Jackson
Fort Campbell
F. R
Pra Co
DAS
Mary E. Remsburg
J. Frederick
Chest
Rete Cstr
Kinsey Winskeet
Sts
Hermes
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