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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
2
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where the best play depends on who covers the queen. He notes the finesse against the ten spot and warns that with ten trumps the queen lead is counterproductive.
Frederick Chapter of United Cerebral Palsy of Maryland hosts a Wednesday evening meeting at MMOC. AL with local and state board members present for the first time. Herman Loeg and Elizabeth Ware lead the county unit joined by Charles Mathias Jr and Samuel W Bartholomew. The TCPA marks its tenth anniversary as UCP expands from eight to 341 affiliates. The state program highlights dental care for cerebral palsy patients with Dr. Charles Broadrup, a local dentist on the Dental Guidance Council.
The Montesue Home Auxiliary became an official organization with 36 members signing the charter and approving by laws and the constitution at a meeting in Winchester Hall. Mrs Elmer Korrel was elected president. Rev Eugene W Young and Mrs Lucille Wilds were named to key posts.
President Eisenhower and Treasury Secretary Anderson urged 68 free world ministers to back a World Bank backed resolution creating the International Development Authority an easy term lending facility. The IDA would offer low interest long term loans repayable partly in borrowing countries currency aiming to aid underdeveloped nations. Some delegations including Australia Canada Mexico and certain Commonwealth members held reservations.
Vincent J Richards a onetime pay wonder of tennis died of a heart attack in New York. He 502 of 1002 career matches against the great Bill Tilden and won titles from 1918 to 1926. Richards later served as a vice president at Dunlap Tire.
The Girl Scout program, backed by the Community Chest Red Cross United Appeal, expanded to county reach in 1958. It trains girls as active citizens through crafts, homemaking, outdoors, and government study, with 1677 members guided by 339 volunteer leaders in 66 troops and 11 training courses for leaders.
Frederick county educators will hold after school course of study meetings for business education instructors. Allan Gaddis says teachers want the sessions to discuss changes in the field and how to update student classes. A planning committee from six elementary schools will meet October 6 in the Board of Education conference room to arrange times and venues.
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