Frederick News Subscription Rates and Details by Mail and Carrier
The Frederick MD newspaper lists subscription rates and delivery options, including by mail and by carrier. Rates shown include three months for 2.90, six months for 4.99, and one year for 8.00. The paper notes Associated Press content and that it is entered as second class mail.
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Frederick
South Africa self government act amid unrest
The piece notes the 1950 Bantu self government act splitting the nation into white and Bantu areas with limited rights for Bantus in white zones and local Bantu autonomy under appointed commissioners. It critiques rioting, identity cards, and foreign agitators while urging restraint and hopeful solutions. An Israeli raid in the Negev reports two Egyptian infiltrators killed and one captured, plus a local boy's pneumonia and diabetes condition described as satisfactory.
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South Africa
United Nations
Jerusalem
Negev
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News April 21 1910
Fifty years ago items note a fish law blocking fishing from April 15 to June 1 to protect spawning. W C Keller contracts state heads commission and Highway Construction Co to build 11 to 12 miles of road in Washington and Allegany counties for about 110000 dollars. Properties changed hands with C Ausherman purchasing a Braddock Heights lot. Philip Seeger and Charles A Landis attend Grand Lodge sessions in Baltimore. Governor Crothers appoints Public Utilities Commission members Judge James Alfred Pearce, Walter W Abell, and James M Ambler.
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W. C. Keller
State Heads Commission
Highway Construction Co
Washington
Allegany Counties
Allegany County
Washington County
Philip Seeger
Charles A. Landis
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Crothers
Public Utilizes Commission
James Alfred Pearce
Court of Appeals
Walter W. Abell
The
Baltimore Sun
James M. Ambler
Baltmore Bar
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Items from The Columns Of The News dated April 21 1940 note Senator Radcliffe support claim and party divisions led by Howard Bruce Millard E Tydings comment. County Health Officer E C Kefauver recommends Louise Flynn for county health nurse, Charlotte Stone resigns. WPA sewing program in Frederick County may require $110 monthly to continue as County Commissioners face funding. Marion Harshman injured knee after falling from a wagon near Middletown. nail punctures knee on exposed board. Dr Paul Sleinbach of Philadelphia speaks at Hood College vesper services.
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George L. Radcliffe
Howard Bruce
Millard E Tydings
Democratic Party
Bruce
E. C. Kefauver
Louise Flynn
Charlotte Stone
Libermoon
Frederick County
Western Maryland Sports and Outdoor Show Opens Tonight
The Western Maryland Sports and Outdoor Show sponsored by the Frederick Exchange Club begins at 6 PM in the Poultry Building at the Frederick Fairgrounds. The three day event features 13 plus exhibitors, public service exhibits, televised personalities, a foreign car display, a country music contest, and a beauty contest with awards totaling $120 in prizes tonight. Proceeds benefit Exchange Club charities.
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Maryland
Frederick Exchange Club
Frederick Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
Frederick Boy Scouts
Modell ‘Plane Club
Inland Fish and Games Commission
Isaac Walton
Jami State Forestry Department
Stu Kerry
Bozo the Crown
Playboys
Kerr
Wmartvs
Joseph Groff
Claude Fulmer
Boston Whaler
Exchangettes
Exchange Club
Rites Held For E. R. Shriver
Ernest R. Shriv er 84 retired farmer and vice president of Western Maryland Trust Co. at Frederick died at his Emmitsburg home Monday morning. Funeral held Wednesday at Elias Lutheran Church Emmitsburg with Rev. Philip Bower officiating. interment Evergreen Cemetery. Body lay in state one hour before service. pallbearers listed with bank board members as honorary pallbearers.
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Ernest R. Shriver
Western Maryland Trust Co
Frederick
Emmitsburg
Elias Lutheran
Robert Saylor
John White
Mr. Shriver
Dr. Norvell Belt
Casper FE. Cline Jr
Gail L. Catshall
Elmer Eshleman
James H. Grove
Lemuel D. Keller
Richard F. Kline
James McSherry
Jacob R. Ramsburg
G. Raymond Shipley
Nellie Ariana Weller
Frank A. Weller
Mount Ary
North Market Street
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church of
Dean Hendrickson
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Ella May Flook
Catoctin Avenue
Charles W. Flook
Gladhill
Middletown
C. F. Trunk Jr
Albert Poffenberger
Norman Himes
Gifford Himes
Austin Himes
Raymond Beachley
Joseph Barger
Lutheran Cemetery
Guard to Place Nike Missile Bases in Frederick
Major General Robert H. Booth told Frederick Hagerstown and Brunswick Rotary clubs that Nike missile bases would be turned over to the National Guard for operation by citizen-soldiers to improve bicycle safety and national defense. He noted Nike bases can destroy aircraft up to 30,000 feet for 25 miles, while Nike Hercules bases attack up to 70 miles and 100,000 feet. Nike Zeus is a deterrent against intercontinental missiles though not a perfect defense. The talk included updates on early warning lines and a Q&A session with Rotarians and local officials.
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National Guard
Robert H. Booth
Fort Meade
Frederick
Hagerstown
Brunswick
U.S
Booth
Washington
Francis Scott Key
Soviet Union
United States
Arctic
Mid-Canada
Alaska
Greenland
Nike
Asmany
Lloyd Ambrosen
Illness and hospital transfers noted in Frederick area
Among the sick, Mr C Scot Cramer of RFD 2 Frederick is confined with pneumonia and slowly improving. Howard B Arnold of Brunswick is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Ellen Crum of Walkersville is a patient there with a broken hip. David Montgomery, 7, moved from Frederick Memorial to Wilmer Eye Clinic Johns Hopkins Baltimore and is improving. Mrs James E Tucker of Pleasant entered Frederick Memorial Hospital and underwent surgery. Mrs Orville Shepley of Middletown suffered a broken arm and injuries in a fall and remains hospitalized. Mrs George Smither of 423 East Patrick Street is a medical patient. Abrs Gilmer Castle of 212 South Jefferson Street is a medical patient. Wilford E Dayhoff of Damascus is a medical patient. Paul M Little of Thurmont is to be removed to University Hospital Baltimore for surgery.
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C. Scot Cramer
RFD 2
Frederick
Howard B. Arnold
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ellen Crum
Walkersville
David Montgomery
L. Raynor Montgomery
Jiamsville
Wilmer Eye Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Wilford E. Dayhoff
Damascus
Paul M. Little
Thurmont
University Hospital, Baltimore
Thurmont Gun Club wins Tri State Shooting League final
Members of the Thurmont Gun Club earned first place in the Tri State Shooting League series, clinching the final shoot held Sunday at the range near Thurmont. The fall-to-spring contest featured many named club members including Donald Rems burg Carroll Burtner Howard Zimmermen Rodney Rippeon Keith Mobley and Edgar K. Martz among others.
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Thurmont Gun Club
Tri-State Shooting League
Thurmont
Donald Remsburg
Carroll Burtner
Howard Zimmermen
Rodney Rippeon
Multiple Funerals Mark Week for Mount Airy Area
The week saw numerous funeral services across Frederick and nearby towns. Nellie Ariana Weller, Albert Barth, Ella May Flook, Walter Howes, Frank Norwood, Luella White Pryor and others were laid to rest in Mount Olivet Morgan Chapel Lutheran and Prospect cemeteries, with services conducted by local ministers. Hospital and discharge notes followed, listing residents from Emmitsburg, Taneytown, and surrounding communities receiving care or returning home.
Fourteen Enter Quarter Century Club At Frederick Brush Firm
Four new members will join the Quarter Century Club of the Qx Fibre Brush Company at a 6:30 PM dinner at the Peter Pan Inn in Urbana. Nine employees with 3 years of service receive gold watches. The list includes Frederick W. Weitzel, Mellvin H. Partridge, James A. Wright, and nine 35-year or longer service members among 138 total.
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Qx Fibre Brush Company
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Frederick W. Weitzel
Mellvin H. Partridge
Shockstown Road
James A. Wright
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Benson Junction
Fla
Quarter Century Club
Brush Mak
Pops Concert At Hood College Aids Foreign Student Fund
The Hood College second annual pops concert, in Gambrill gym Friday at 8:30 p.m., features William Sprigg with Thomas Silliman. Proceeds aid the foreign student fund and World University Service as part of the college YWCA fundraiser. A Conn organ with speaker system will be used. Mr Sprigg, an associate professor of music and Hood organist, will perform arrangements from My Fair Lady Jumbo West Side Story South Pacific Show Boat and more.
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Hood College
Foreign Student Fund
World University Service
William Sprigg
Gambrill Gymnasium
Thomas Silliman
Frederick Junior High School
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George W. Myers
Grove Boulevard
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George W. Hoffmaster
Wilson Place
Lawrence W. Yinger
Frank R. Smith
Trail Avenue
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Clayton
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Woodsboro
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Watkins Acres
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Carrollton Drive
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