News item from early 1960 with subscription rates and credits
The fragment shows a 1960 newspaper front with subscription prices and mailing details. It lists single copy price, partial yearly rates, and six month charges. It mentions Associated Press affiliation, republication rights, and post office dating. The exact locality appears as Frederick, PA, with a Friday date of April 15, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estedishen UE
Irene Squtrern
AGG Bureau of Crculations
Associated Pressure
Asocister Press
Fredere
Ms. Ax
Fringe Costs in Wage Settlements Highlight Hidden Expenses
U S Steel Corp notes fringe costs beyond basic pay raise total employment expense by 65 percent through 1959. Government data omits overtime, Sundays holidays pay, vacations, insurance, pensions and Social Security taxes. Company urges full fringe cost recognition for wage dispute assessments amid steel industry price expectations. Wheeling Steel warns price increases inevitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Steel Corp
U. S. Steel
Steel
Steelworkers
Wheeling Steel Corp
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
April 15 1910 column notes building improvements on West Patrick street and West South street. Joseph D Baker considered for Public Utilities Commission. Miss Janie Quynn visiting Baltimore. Wallis and Simmons property on West Patrick street improving. Arbor Day proclaimed for April 22. A hog jumped from a Lewistown bound car near Catoctin Furnace, was recaptured after causing railroad trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Essler
West Patrick Street
Gem Steam Laundry
Christian Schade
West South Street
George T. Phebus
Baltimore
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Public Utilities Commission
Janie Quynn
West Third Street
Fredonia American Mechanics Association
Wallis and Simmons
West
Patrick Street
Crothers
W. F
Lewistown
Catoctin Furnace
Great Britain lands troops in Norway as war widens
War updates report Britain has landed soldiers at several ports in Norway to press against German invaders. Navy and air forces also pound Nazi positions around Scandi navia as actions intensify. Mrs Gilbert M Payne of West College Terrace among those injured in cherry blossom crowds. Independent Hose Company to remodel property on West Church street with Keller and Sons awarded a bid over 10000 dollars. Alfred W Gaver, longtime county assessments supervisor, dies. A small cellar fire at W D Zimmerman’s home is put out by junior firefighters. Spring weather shifts to snow flurries after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Norway
Scandinavia
Gilbert M. Payne
West Colege Terrace
Independent
West Church Street
L. J Keller and Sons
Alfred W. Gaver
W. D. Zimmerman
West Seventh Street
Reds Work To Make Cuba An LA Base
AP dispatch describes Cuban Communist aims under Castro to turn Cuba into a Latin American base and laboratory for communism. It notes party membership around 3,000, efforts to control unions, propaganda against the United States, and mixed domestic gains with economic strain and social reforms. Also: vandalism on a Washington bulldozer project and Rev. E A Frink guest minister at Trinity Methodist Church.
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Reds
Cuba
William L. Ryan
Foreizm
Havana
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Communist Party
Hoy
United States
U.S
Guatemala
Latin America
Batista
Principal Defines Prosperity in Saving Bonds Debate
Secretary Robert B. Anderson urges discipline and principle to sustain growth and debt management while praising U S Savings Bonds as safe profitable investments. He contrasts individual citizenship with broad fiscal restraint amid rising government spending and taxes nearing one third of national income. Asylum at Mexican Embassy reported for Batista era union leader in Havana. Damascus High crowns Sandra Newell queen at Student Council Showers of Roses dance with King Clodfelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Treasury
Taany
Anderson
Sam Dawson
AP Business
New York
Havana
Ignacio Gonzalez Tellechea
Gastronomical Workers Union
Batista
Foreign Ministry
Damascus High School
G. Ellis Grime
Sandra Newell
Druid Clodfelter
Jack King
Judent Council
Jo Ann Warfield
Darlene Lyons
Queen
Richard Doolan
Leonard Moxley
King
The
Nightingales
Tamascus High School
Kings
Fort Detrick Open House and Club Events Preview
Plans for a 1900 Open House at Fort Detrick include exhibits on the parade grounds and field house with a gate opening around 1 p.m. Engineers speaker John R. Foley will discuss legislation affecting scientific personnel at the Amvers club on April 21. Various clubs host luncheons, teas, and events through April, with reservations and bus transportation noted. other brief items cover personnel Departures, honors, and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L Bechtold
John R. Foley
Amvers Club
West Patrick Street
Private funerals for DeLauter Holdcraft and others in Frederick
Obituaries from Frederick area list private funeral services for Mark Lavier DeLauter at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. officiating and Mount Olivet Cemetery interment. Roger Lee Holdcraft also honored with military rites by Md ARNG. Additional services noted for W. T. Mullinix, Jennie Pryor, James Sites, James White, and others with local funeral homes and churches.
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Mark Lavier
Binks
Mount Olivet Cemetery
SLR
Etchison and
Sop
Ces
Roger Lee Holdcraft
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Co A
1St BG 115Th Infantry
MD Arng
James F. Walsh
James E. Kemp
Charles W. Lockard
Ernest
Easter Faith in Hope and Freedom Across Faiths
A long, period tone essay links Easter to spiritual rebirth and Passover. It frames Easter as a universal season of joy amid world turmoil, urging family worship and faith in renewal. It weaves Christian resurrection with Jewish liberation narratives, stressing hope, courage, and the value of Christian faith in daily life. It cites Longfellow and ancient Symbols, urging calm, unity, and service.
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Egypt
Noses
Longfellow
Times
Mrs J Allen Pryor died in Hagerstown at 76
Mrs. Louella White Pryor 76 of Clear Spring and formerly Emmitsburg died at 5 30 this morning at Martin Nursing Home Hagerstown where she had resided four weeks She was wife of the late Allen Pryor daughter of the late Walter W and Fannie Rowe White Lifelong Presbyterian Emmitsburg active in community work past president of Emmitsburg Homemakers Club and taught in the county She survived by two daughters Mrs Earl Knepper Clear Spring and Mrs Francis Myers St Petersburg Florida ten grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Surviving siblings listed and service planned Monday at 2 p m at the Wilson funeral home in Emmitsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenrzie Pryor
Jennie W. Pryor
Cascade and
Highfield
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Howard Sheling
West King Street
Frederick County
Sir
Joel Willard
Frederick
Washington
Germantown-Bethel Church of God
Wesley Pryor
C. Mo Mic- Gaha
James Gilbert White
East South Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Charles IE
Margaret Ecker White
Arthur Baker
Howard W. White
Fengaville
Gordon White
Franklin E. White
Rocky Springs
Paul T. White
Mt. Philip Road
East Church Street
M. Ritchison and Son
J. Allen Pryor
Louella White Pryor
Clear Spring
Emmitsburg
Martin Nursing
Earl E. Knepper
Francis B. Myers
St Petersburg
Fla
George S. Eyster
Francis W. White
Springfield
Eston C. White
Fairfield
W. Herbert White
Ralph Merchant Receives Lederle Summer Scholarship
Ralph P. Merchant Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Merchant of this city, a freshman at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, was awarded a Lederle summer scholarship of 600 dollars. A letter from Dietrich C. Smith informs him the committee on scholarships granted the fellowship and assigned him to work with Dr. Frank H. J. Figge in the Department of Anatomy this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Merchant
Ralph P. Merchant
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Lederle
Dietrich C. Smith
Frank H. J. Figge
Queen Meets Senator During National Cherry Blossom Festival
Maryland's Cherry Blossom Princess Marianne Catherine O'Connell meets U.S. Senator J. Glenn Beall at the Capitol during the National Cherry Blossom Festival. Beall escorts the princess at the opening luncheon. O'Connell, then Mrs. John J. O'Connell, is a University of Maryland senior majoring in Education.
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Maryland
Marianne Catherine O’connell
United States
J. Glenn Beall
Capitol
Senator Beall
John J. O'Connell
University of Maryland
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Roberts Wesleyan College
Chile
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Sarah Babington
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Frank Hart
C. E. Mimarik
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Clover Bill
Roy Mumford
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Arthur Ridgely
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
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Lester Baker
Warren Kinsey
Fort Meade
R. J. Gale
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Alice Clark
West Chester
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Stephens Point
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Mae Shankle
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Communicable Disease Center
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