The Great Southern Pts Encore Sunday News Page
News page fragment from a Frederick Maryland edition lists pricing and delivery rates for mail and carrier services. It includes references to the Associated Press and indicates postal and publication details with date hints.
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Great Southern Pts
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Estemdiynes
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Associated Press
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Frewtrick
Railroads Implement Anti Feather Bedding Rules Early
The 190 Class 1 railroads begin enforcing new work rules at 12:01 a.m. April 8, risking 65 000 to 80 000 jobs and savings of about 600 million dollars yearly. President Kennedy forms an emergency fact finding board to avert a nationwide rail strike within 60 days and seeks a compromise balancing management unions and the public.
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Kennedy
Truman
Rock Island
Cherry Blossom Time Amid Capitol Crime Wave
Washington faces a crime surge during Cherry Blossom season as tourists flood the city despite fears. Residents avoid streets at night, rely on taxis or paired bus travel, and warn that city streets feel unsafe compared with other large cities.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Washington
Motorist Acquitted of Drunken Driving
Carl Clarence Castle 41 of Maxwell Avenue was acquitted in a court hearing before Magistrate Stanley Y Bennett of charges including drunken driving and reckless driving. Testimony from Officer Pat Mossberg and witnesses alleged intoxication, but Castle testified his car had been repaired earlier that day and he was not under the influence. Several witnesses supported his claim and a garage mechanic stated Castle’s tires were not operated at the time.
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Carl Clarence Castle
Maxwell Avenue
Stanley Y. Bennett
Caste
March
Patl W. Mossberg
Ath Street
Cer Donald Tracey
Castie
Castle
Cartie
Onerata
FL Nokirk Wes Otne Foreman
ring @ fracas
S Inn
Stras
Nikirk
Ifetenan
Sharon Lee
Thomas F. Littleton
Jeree
Davis
Uta
Aod
Davis Wan
Marchal
Mertay
Patrick Street
Fifty Years Ago in The News-Poet Piles April 1913 Highlights
George W Kefauver of Middletown nominated for Middletown postmaster by the Democratic State Central Committee to succeed Leslie W Gaver. Frederick division gains new combination coach and baggage car on the B and O. Frederick Board of Trade seeks encampment of Maryland and District National Guards. Local fire mishap injures Charles A Six at South Market Street saloon. Undertakers Putman and Creager dissolve. Barton to join as Putman and Barton. Walter V Burdette enters undertaking in Hyattstown. Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore donates $500 to Frederick City Hospital Association from Floradora profits.
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George W. Kefauver
Middletown
Leslie W. Gaver
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
B. and O. Railroad
John Walter
Smith
Frederick County
Junior Hall
Empire Theater
Tharles A. Six
Thomas A. Slifer
South Market Street
Undertakers
Putman and Creager
Walkersville
Creager
Frederick City Hospital Association
Paint and Powder Club of
Baltimore
Fauntle Roy
L.V. Baughman
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files 1943
Naples raid features 100 Flying Fortresses from Doolittle’s force. Ships submarines docks and small craft hit. all planes returned. Kiel and Dover actions signal ongoing daylight raids. Capt Lester Smith longtime state firemen head dies at 65. Meat ration changes and new price ceilings noted. Frazier Anders dies of pneumonia in Cheyenne. Second set of meat coupons offered for conversion to food.
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Naples
Second Army
el Guedar
Eighth Army
James H. Doolittle
Northwest Africa
Strategic Air Force
Baltic
Kiel
United States
Strait of Dover
F. Lester Smith
State Firemen’s Association
Frederick City
Harry Frazier Anders
Jesse B. Anders
Frederick
Cheyenne
Wio
Among The Sick a Hostal Wedies ATTA
Thomas J Crom of Xark Court street is a patient at Fred Memorial Hospital. He is reported as fair.
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Atta. Thomas J. Crom
Xark Court Street
Fred Memorial Hospital
Institute attendees gather at Boston conference center
Attendees from Maryland and Western Maryland join relators at the Boston Conference Center in Not Dover Massachusetts. The list includes Carson, Boman, and Creanes among others as they participate in the event.
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Maryland
Landersh
Boston 1
Not Dover
Massachusette
Fires claim three children in Baltimore suburb home
Three children died in a house fire that tore through a frame dwelling in a Baltimore suburb. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mesres and two other sons escaped from the blaze at the Ww March residence. Names Joan, Ete, and Desa are reported among the victims.
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Baltimore
Suborten
Tore
Ralph Msres
Joan
Desa
Nobel Prize Winners Visit Detrick
Two Nobel Prize winners, Dr. Donald A. Glaser and Dr. James D. Watson, visited Detrick. Glaser earned the 1960 Physics prize and Watson shared the Medicine prize.
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Detrick
Donald A. Glaser
James D. Watson
Fort Detrick hosts Nobel laureates in biology and physics
Fort Detrick Public Information Office reports Dr. Donald A. Glaser Nobel Physics 1960 laureate and Dr. James D. Watson Harvard Biology professor visited the Fort Detrick Biological Laboratories to discuss lab techniques with local scientists. Watson and Crick’s DNA structure work is noted. A 20th anniversary publicity program is planned for April 20 with radio features and chamber messages. A Rod and Gun Club meeting occurred at Lt. Col. Dannenberg’s quarters.
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Fort Detrick
Donald A. Glaser
University of California
Watson
Great Britain
Francis Crick
Crick
William Dorrett
Joseph Stubbs
Don Falconer
Ted Hayward
Detrick
Camp Detrick
Frederick News- Post
Frederick
Rod and Gun Club
Donald D. Dannenberg
Corone
Meyting
Cary
Fort Des Cab
S. Tak
Gateneica Smn
Fort Detrick events calendar notes April meetings and arrivals
The American Ordnance Association plans a Fort Detrick meeting on April 11 12 with about 100 industrialists and a 44 000 member base. Welcome new arrivals Privates Szarewski and Trumble. A youth retreat for Protestant youths aged 9 to 14 led by Chaplain Tate occurs April 11 at Camp Mar La Ridge with four study hours and social activities.
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American Ordnance Association
Fort Detrick
AOA
Donald H. Szarewski
Orchard Park
N.Y
Glenn F. Trumble
Maine
Ill
Frank G. Murtaugh
Dolores M. Huff
Henry Thomas
William McDaniel
Raymond O. Huff
James A. Bohn
David F. Tate
Camp Mar-La-Ridge
Jefferson
Tate
the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Bank Merger Approved Between Nicodemus National and First National
The boards of Nicodemus National Bank of Hagerstown and First National Bank of Maryland approve a merger plan to be submitted to shareholders. Nicodemus President A Leroy Nichols would join First National as senior vice president, with local personnel retained. The merged bank will keep Nicodemus’ identity and personnel intact.
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Nicodemus National Bank of
Hagerstown
First National Bank of Maryland
Robert B. Hobbs
First National
Thomas W. Pangborn
Nicodemus National
A. Leroy Nichols
Nicodemus
Nichols
Fis
PE Offers To Lease Hagerstown Electric
The Potremut Edison Co proposes leasing the Mumewal Electra Licht Tent from Hagerstean for about 20 seats at a place and pay a yearly fee. The proposal, secured by Major and County Re G. Mat Ten, aims to open by 20 opond and asks to pay the peerind Tota SAT. Officials report potential terms and deadlines.
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Potremut Edison Co
Cy of
Hagerstean
Peerind Tota
Coundi
Maryland lawmakers battle lobbyists over disclosure and slots
Maryland legislators denounced lobbyists during 1983 session amid protests over campaign influence and money. Debates cited bribes offered to vote against slot bans, calls for fees disclosure, and threats by casino interests in elections. Senators urged registrant transparency and possible taxes on lobbyists while press coverage drew sharp criticism from both sides.
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George Bowen
Annapolis
Maryland
Del
Clarence M. Mitchell
D-Balto
Richard Grumbacher
Washington
U.S
Senate
Frederick C. Markus
Worchester
John L. Sanford Jr
Worcester
Secretary of State
James A. Pine
Pine
Frank Harris
D-Cecil
Rockeile Woman Finalist In Cantest
In Baltivnore a group of maid contestants gathered for a local event with Marty and Gare among the attendees at the Pequunere Home. The page notes a Cantest finalist from Rockeile Woman and references local traditions and honors.
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Rockeile
Baltivnore
Ada
Marty
Pbecunere
Ex Prime Minister Dies in Cesar
A former prime minister has died in Cesar with local reports noting his passing and tributes from political figures. The event marks the end of a long public career and prompts reflections on his leadership and legacy.
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Cesar
Elk of the Year Ralph Merchant Honored by Frederick Lodge
Ralph Merchant, owner of Blue Ridge News Agency on East Patrick Street, was named Elk of the Year by the Frederick Lodge after a vote among 600 members. The award honors outstanding service to the Lodge and community, and Merchant was praised for his work in youth programs and charity. New lodge officers were installed following the ceremony.
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Ralph Merchant
Frederick Lodge
Merchant
Edward J. Daugherty
Lee A. Donaldson
Franklin J.pitepatrick
Deaths in Frederick and Arlington Areas
Obituaries note the death of Arlington Virginia attorney John L. Culler 52 after a heart attack in his office. He served in WWII and mentored Little League. Surviving are his wife and son. funeral at Ives Funeral Home and Arlington National Cemetery interment. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. Edna R. Foreman and Mrs. Etta Belle Nogle with funeral details and survivors.
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John L. Culler
Arlington
Frederick
University of Florida
George Washington University
Culler
Simmonds, Culler, Damm and Coleburn
James H. Simmonds
Lester M. Culler
Etelka , Culler
Army
Judge Advocate General's Department
Ruth B. Culler
John David Culler
J. B. Foreman
Edna R. Foreman
Martinsburg
W. Va
King’s Daughters Hospital
Frederick County
Cornelius
Maggie F. Diehl Evler
Beaver Dam
James Carroll Foreman
Wilmington
Del
Clarence Elmer Foreman
Camp Hill
Barbara Jean
James Rodney Foreman
R. E. Selby
Airy
Pauline Bogler
Rosemont
Kogelschatz
Coffman Funeral Home
Paul Sampson
George W. Nogle
Etta Belle Nogle
East Eighth Street
Negle
Thomas F
Ida Adelade Ever Haugh
Sar Iving
Carl F. ‘Tenia Nozig
Nora Hoach
Charles Hoach
Frederick Memorial Baptist church service for late Hatta
Funeral services for Washington Sheen af F chodiel were held Sunday at 2pm from First Memorial Baptist Church in Frederick. Rev HW Jo McDonnofifi led the ceremony as the group sang What A Friend We Have in Jesus and Atode Wah Me. Pallbearers included Melvin Boyce Charles Grooms Clarence Dock et al. and Wilson Hemonind. interment followed at Fairiew cemetery.
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Frederick Memorial Hatta
Mie
Eimary Baptist Church
Jo McDonnofifi
Jesus
Melvin Boyce
Chares Grooms
Clarence Docket
Chelles Robinson
Williath Fisher
Wilson Hemonind
Vandals Target Emmitsburg Fire Hall Plan Parking Lot Expansion
Vigilant Hose Company president says a parking lot will be built on land next to the fire hall after razing a nearby building. The nine foot statue of Maj. Gen. Gouverneur Warren atop Little Round Top was toppled by vandals in Gettysburg, with rangers launching an investigation.
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Vigilant Hose Company
Emmitsburg
Oday
John
Hollinger
Fire Company
Thurmont
Adams County
Blue Ridge Summit
Greenmount
Gettysburg
Gouverneur Kemble Warren
Little Round Top
National Park Rangers
Kittridge A. Wing
Jewish Women Hold Benefit Sale at Beth Sholom
The Council for Jewish Women met at Beth Sholom Synagogue with a white elephant auction led by Dr. Ben War showedky. Reports covered Fort Detrick card party and Montegue games, plus planning for May luncheon and rummage sale. Announcements included Baltimore art show, Arts Council dinner, and Sisterhood Dance. The sale featured items from silk screen prints to antique tea sets. Also Hood College Rhythmic Choir to perform tonight at Coiled Presbyterian Church with a later Philadelphia performance planned.
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Council For Jewish Women
Beth Sholom
Ben Warshowsky
Ned Levien
Morris Guggenheim
Officers’ ‘Club
Fort Detrick
Meyer Chertoff
Montegue
Nathan Jacobson
Robert Middlemas
Ruth Weisburger
Jack Wagman
Council
Arts Council
Maurice Guss
Baltimore
Baltimore Council For Jewish Women
Frederick
Sisterhood
Hood College
Coiled Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Hamilton Village
Philadelphia
Myersville Churches Plan Easter Service
The Community Choirs of Myersville present Easter music on Easter Sunday at 8 p.m. at Mt. Zion EUB Church of Myersville under director H. Eugene Miller with Jane Miller at the organ. The program includes selections such as All Hail to Thee O Blessed Morn and The Heavens Declare the Glory of God. Rev. Clyde Fry leads worship, with readings by Rev. Monroe Shearer Jr. and Benediction by Rev. Raymond Marsley AMB.
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Myersville
Mt. Zion
Clyde Fry
Monroe Shearer Jr
Chris
Raymond Marsley
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Martin F. Massoglia
Harold N. Glassman
Dr. Glaser
Riley D. Housewright
American Ordnance
Hagerstown Electric
C. Lease Bussard
George C. Remsberg
William C. Hilton
Charles Richard Wachter
E. Robert Bowlus
H. David Hagan
Edgar R. Spurrier
Leroy N. Blumenauer
Glen E. Conrad
Raymond Dyer
Charles Byerly Jr
Edward J. Daughverty
Topple
C. W
Union Bridge
Elmer E.baum
Carroll County Oral Hospital
Carrie Devilbiss
Carroll County General Hospital
Seals
Hank's Hill
New Windsor
Howard Davis
Frederick Memorial
Western Md. State Hospital
Hagerston
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Arthur
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