Local Newspaper Masthead and 1858 Date
The Frederick, Maryland newspaper announces daily editions except Fridays, published by the Great Southern Publishing Co. with pricing for Eagle copies and subscriptions, monthly and multi month plans, and carrier rates. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and second class mail status, upcoming issue dated Thursday, April 24, 1858.
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Great Southen Ptg, & Meg. CO
North Court St
Peederick
Eagle
Associated Press
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AP Newal
Atrederick
Americans turn thrift conscious as savings soar in early 1958
The article reports rising thrift among Americans with savings deposits in cities up nearly 16 percent in the first quarter, savings and loan deposits at record levels in January and February, and savings bond sales surpassing cash-outs for the first time since 1956. February repayments exceeded borrowings by 145 million, suggesting cautious financial behavior amid postwar optimism. The piece also notes a weekly teen dance at Elm Street School and a suspended sentence for Edward J. Atkins after a drunkenness charge in Magistrate’s Court.
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Benjamin Franklin
Janary
U.S
Lawrence Discusses Presidency Optimism Through Depression Era
Lawrence analyzes presidential forecasts from Hoover to Roosevelt, detailing shifts in optimism about recovery. He notes Hoover’s cautious early claims and Roosevelt’s rising confidence from 1933 to 1935, contrasting public rhetoric with unemployment trends and warning against overoptimism.
Fifty Years Ago Tems From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years back, April 24, 1908, reports note the Business Men's Association urging Bathmore and Ohio Railroad for improved freight service after complaints. Frederick County denomination convention at Evangelical Lutheran church elects W. Doub president, Flesnar Abbott secretary, Jeseo Mr. Michael treasurer. Young Men of the World plan FyMNASIM Circus carnival May 4 for boys summer camp benefit. Mrs. Frank Kemp assisting in May construction on East Charles Street. she was struck by a falling joist but not seriously hurt. Frederick and Cat roll County Commissioners award $6,000 contract to York Pa Bridge Co. for a joist bridge over the Monceaty river on Bull Ero road between Kamutschwee and Taneytown.
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Bathmore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Frank Kemp
Mohriing
East Charel Street
Twenty Years Ago Stems From The Calumns Of The Nests
An OCR filled with typos recounts optimistic postwar mood and unemployment figures across 1930s to 1940s, noting Roosevelt and Truman statements about recovery, and contrasting to wartime orders. It also covers local weddings in Walkersville and Woodsboro, detailing ceremonies, attendees, gowns, and receptions.
Manan Birth Report Incomplete Military Family Note
A fragmentary personals note reports the birth of a daughter to Dan advan and his wife Jonu Morris of Fre tick, with the father serving in the Army. The text is garbled, but conveys congratulations and family details amid OCR errors.
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Chales C. Benjelrap
Charles Q. Broadrap
Tis
NIV
Sagrecommn
University of Maryland
Sophontie Sear
Adatis
Danadvan
Manan
Gere
Local social notes from Frederick and surrounding areas
The column lists visits and gatherings across Frederick County including Falls Church Arlington and Brunswick. It mentions Rev Maskell Miller hosting services, multiple families visiting relatives in Frederick Walkersville and Buckeystown, a birthday celebration for an unnamed child, and a note on Mrs Jimes Soper's fall. The closing line laments fish born without sprouting from the rein in Arabia and North Africa.
May Capture Award Bid For Fourth Straight Year
The Kurkittsville Raritan Community Service Club, led by Robert Arnold and Samuel Crone with Troop 286 helpers, won the Maryland District award for three years and seeks a fourth. April projects planted 2,000 trees, cleaned roadsides, and removed tons of trash while sponsoring services and activities for families, youth, and school programs. Officer Richart Lee Pry and Paul M. Smith were named to the governing board of a new community trash disposal area as Lt. Governor Jot H. Frye praised the club’s service and new members Gilmore Smith Jr James Pasike and Harry Sowers. Assistant County Agent Robert Stansfield spoke on agricultural pests and controls.
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Kurkittsville Sturlten Clahy
Maryland
Raritan
Pro- Jeel
Robert Arnold
Samuel Crone
Boy Scottis
Uhey Fave
Richart Lee Pry
Jot H. Frye
Gilmore ‘Smith Jr
James Pasike
Harry Sowers
Ji “No Over
Robert Stansfield
Mr. Stansfield
Department of Agriculture
Wayne Guyton
Burkittsville Club
Richard Lee Pry
Paul M. Smith
Beverly Hann Weds Charles Kline in Frederick Route 3 Ceremony
In St. John's Lutheran Church Creagerstown at 7 15 p m Sunday Miss Beverly R Hann daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Hann of Tevisown and Mr Charles Kline son of Mrs Wilda Kline Clem of Frederick Route 3 were married by Rev E Kvonte Helwig The couple will reside at the groom's home on Frederick Route 3 Mr Kline works at Schmitt's Esso Service station The attendants were Miss Sandra Shull and Paul and Kylee brother of the groom.
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C. Hedwes
Brates
Chantilly
Dave
Edwin Biker
Donald Alhaugh
Petrone
John Cavtoe
Brendy
Ville
Charles Smith
Jotun
Edna Crller
Sebuberi
Woonsboro
Annie Pauling Anglelwanen
Alber Woo Atiileberser
Reginay
Melvin ‘Chumas Myerly
Detour
Yo Myerly
Grave Rocks Hill Lutheran Church
Wonsishiara
Willan Merritt
Hrewn “Coonter Whuver
Woodsban
Thomas
Wendy
Janet
Frederick
Kennedy-Wiehter
Hestman
Leroy Cashew
Keyhar
Mood
Union Bridge
Joe Keeney
Woodsboro
Angleberger
Ellis Frook
Watk
Vesville
Woodrow Bowne
Nanes
Naulebergyr
Bridy
Rey+ mar
Ard ix
Carter
Alb
Maskell Miller
Job Green
Hivughier
Wit Ann Springs
George Compher
Falls Church
Whittie
James
Charles
Town
Paul Barker
Camily
Walkersville
Tommy Albaugh
Rocky Midge
Guy Albstair
Atlauthi
A. Aidick
Robert Foster
Roberta Me Hobert
Insburg
W. VI
Hee Wrens
Job A. Foster
Ross Mills Jr
Ite
Diana
Mills
Ross Mills
Arcadi
Blackstone
Dimes Soper
C. EB
Dowell
All Mes
George Bowers
Brunswick
Sain Mauro
Buchterts
Sherry
Bernard Shores
Donald Ataing
Buckeys
Walter Ceail
al Avie
Smith Cecil
Mamie Day
Cordell
Clarksburg
Buster Glover Frederick
Glover
John Green
Margy Dixon
Myrtle
M's
Bart Dixon
Nea Boyds
Kline
Itanit
Beverly R. Hanh
LeRoy Hann
Tevwis! Fown
Charles &, Kiine
Wilda Kline
Clem
Rowle 3
Earey Kline
Kvonte Helwig
St. John’s Tutheran Church
Creagerstown
Sandra Shull
Paul Ant
Kylee
Shafto
Xrooma
Schmitt
Esso
Basin Street and Beale Street locations and Farmer-Labor merger
Basin Street is in New Orleans and Beale Street is in Memphis. The Farmer-Labor Party elected candidates to state offices and to Congress between 1923 and 1939, and merged with the Democratic Party in 1944.
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Basin Street
Beale Street
New Orleans
Memphis
Congress
Frederick News-Post April News Tip Prize Offer
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news events during April. Tips accepted weekdays 8 pm to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. First tip on a story wins. prizes include 5 dollars for top tip, with smaller awards for next stories.
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Frederick
News and Post
Congressional Viewpoint on Taxation Reform
A weekly newsletter by Senator John Marshall Butler argues for restrained taxation, criticizing increased federal spending and explaining how the present tax structure burdens investment. He cites tax exempt securities and urges a reform to maximize yield per bracket with minimal impact on consumption and investment. The piece frames tax policy as essential to private enterprise and national destiny. Also includes a local obituary note for Annie Meeks, detailing a family birthday gathering with relatives in Brunswick and Braddock Heights.
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John Marshall Butler
Washington
Wigh Kebricket
Aucl
Congress
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Vindobona Convalescent
Anna E. Buckes
Houte
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Nellie M. Swone
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Hoger Doll
West See’ and
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Linda Breckenridge
Carlos Breekeyenridge
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George S. Wachter Jr
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RFD
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Chattes Rosset
Maryland Avenue
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Jobs Hopkins Hospital
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Shawnee Drive
Harold A. Webber Sr
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Arthur Wilson
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MS Johnson
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Eva Flanary
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West South Street
John
Kelly) Miller
Leiwis Leather
Frederick Memorial
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Patricia Warner
Pontiac’ Avenue
Flossie E. Cain
West Third Street
Robert J. Carty
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Carrie Alsrede
Woodfield
Vin Shaw
West Paterick Street
Harp Gilbert
Frederick Memorial Hosplint
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Marry Cobrentz
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