Subscription rates and newspaper masthead data
The Freddie Frederick News carries a dated masthead listing the Great Southern Manufacturing Co subscription rates. One month costs 1.00, six months 5.50, one year 10.00, with extra charges by mail or carrier. The notice states mail and delivery terms and mentions AP affiliation and local circulation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerrier
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Pras
Frederick
Tax Cut Delay Shapes 1963 Economic Outlook
Reports of a growing economy fuel debate on delaying Kennedy’s three year tax cut plan. House Ways and Means hearings weigh timing from July 1 to January 1 1964 to avoid revenue loss while budget pruning continues. A delay could ease deficits to 10.6 billion and keep growth on track.
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House
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Record Auto Year Sets Sights On Best Model Yet
Ward's Reports says 193 model year may be the best in history needing over 7,100,000 to set a new record. Auto sales fuel prosperity as demand for cars supports work across the industry and economy. ATTEND CONFERENCE Mrs. Dan Weinberg and Mrs. H Albert Dean join Red Cross volunteers at a conference in Arlington Virginia on April 25 with regional reps and Eastern Area directors. She urged recruitment and notes a makeup session for First Aid may be held Tuesday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Dan Weinberg
H. Albert Dean
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Park Arlington
Arlington
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Red Crass
Weinberg
Red Cross
Engaged in Antenne Ceremony Mentioned in Local Notice
The notice names Michael Avan McKenge and Gram Mikenpie as engaged to be married. It lists Lpncsville and St. John's Latevars Inet as context, noting Westminster High School alumnus Mr McKenz ie from the class of 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vary A. Lameenes
Michael Avan McKenge
Gram Mikenpie
Lpncsville
Fifty Years Ago in Mena and Frederick News
A 1913 retrospective notes carpenters at Miss Janie Zimmerman’s Fourth Street project and plans to resurface the National Pike by C. H. Eckstein and W. G. Grimes. It records city events from Mayors candidates Henry Hahn and plans for a filth campaign, summer market hours, and local incidents including a death and a lost child found by Officer Brengle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Zimmerman
Fourth Street
William G. Grimes
U.S.G. Rupp
Evangelical Lathan Church
Moving Picture Theaters
W.G. Clagett
Frederick
Middletown
AE. Bader
Henry A. Hahn
C.H. Eckstein
City Register
City Hall
Twenty Years Ago Items From cy News-Post Files
Historical notes recount deaths and local honors. Edward Fessler Haller dies at home after a long mercantile career with brothers Thomas and John Haller. Duisburg bombing and Allied advances near Tunis cited. Gen. Lesley J. McNair wounded and back from hospital. Beare E. Walker was named Maryland 4-H Holstein club champion for 1942. Civilian losses and POWs from Pearl Harbor noted. Dr J Bernard McClellan’s car recovered in Baltimore and returned to cy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fessler Haller
Thomas
Caroline Fessler Haller
East Third Street
Thomas H
John Haller
Thomas H. Haller
Tunis-Pont du Fahs
Britain
Duisburg
Reich
Teut
Lesley J. mc Nair
Beare E
Baltimore
Esther Grinage Free Kindergarten Growth and Support
The Esther Grinage Kindergarten Association linked with the Zonta Club of Frederick expanded from 35 to 60 students and moved from the Pythian Castle to Lincoln Apartments Recreation Room. Funding and gifts come from Miss Browne, Mrs Hodgson, the Frederick Community Chest, Zonta, and parental contributions, sustaining a long volunteer effort since 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Hodgson
Zoata Club
Esther Grinage
F. Elizabeth Browne
Esther Grinage Kindergarten Association, Inc
Zonta Club of
Frederick
Zonta
Frederice Community Chest
Kindergarten Association
Edward Leakins
He Browne
Kindergarten
Pythian Castle
Helen Thomas
Hodgson
Albert Condon
Lincoln Apartments
Amanda Bayton
Frederick Conn
Southwy Career State Teachers College
Califortta
Funeral services for Lewis Spencer Rice held at Creager
Funeral services for Lewis Spencer Rice who died Tuesday were held Friday at the Creager Funeral Home in Thurmont with Rei Lind L Wolf officiating. Pallbearers included William J Sweeney James R Sweeney Morns Ro Sweeney and Wilbur Rice. Interment followed in Lenistoan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Spencer Rice
Tucumn
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Rei Lind L. Wolf
William J. Sweeney
James R. Sweeney
Morns
Ro Sweeney
Wilbur Rice
Lenistoan Cemetery
Sick magistrate and local notices amid hospital updates
Walter J. Davis of Dillavenue is in poor condition after a stroke at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Gerald Gediev of East Fifth Street remains listed in serious condition after an ante accident. Donali F. Howard, Remutted in the Vinde Corvcament and Rest Home, and William Pickett Winter are noted in hospital records. Ray J. Colt has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after an operation. Pat C. Owens was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as a vocal patient. Engagements announced for Shatin Spine and Paw Leas. Miss Spring, a 1942 graduate of Frederick Hall School, employed by the Atomic Energy Commission in German town. Mr. Lewis graduated from Md Dietown High School in 1945 and worked for a contracting firm on Hagerstown. No date for the wedding is set.
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Walter J. Davis
Dillavenue
Frederick Meenorial
Tal
Gerald Gediev
East Fifth Street
Seneus Conten
Loiverety Hospital
Braviick
Donali FL Howard
Record Street
Wiham Pickett
Frederick Memorial
Ray J. Colt
Eatent St
Frefench Memporal Hospital
Bhdactiton
Pat C. Owens
Thomas Avenue
Frederick Memisial Hospital
Wonston Stapley
City
Temmey
Tw Gauctier
Leas
Calia Lewis
Myersville
Spring
Miss Spring
Frederick Hall School
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis
Moldietown Wich
Hagerstoan
Water safety and speeding dangers highlighted in local column
Frederick's City Engineer cites Engineering News Record on protecting water supplies from contamination citing typhoid cases in Zer stnatt and Delhi. The piece recounts reckless driving and speeding fatalities, noting 13,000 deaths nationwide and over 1.1 million injuries from crashes last year.
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Bob Whiteford
Frederick
Whiteford
Engineering News
Zerstnatt
Switzerland
Zermatt
Delhi
India
Jumna
New York City
Anne
Thas
Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs Holds Baltimore Convention
The Seth annual convention of the Maryland Federation of Womens Clubs met at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore on April 21 22 and 23 with the theme Building a Heritage of Peace. Attendees included Mrs Edward D Storm and many other club members plus Junior Woman's Club representation. During the event Civic Club received recognition and several members won art craft and flower arrangement awards. A luncheon honored past federation presidents and a banquet celebrated district and club leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Maryland
Edward D. Storm
Robert E. Klein
Calvin Schildknecht
M. J. Croghan
Ormond Galvin
William McGill
E. B. Parkinson
Edith Osborn
Louise Lewis
Carl Espeland
William Hobson
Robert A. Kline
Robert Crowther
Albert Scott
Donald Koons
Junior Woman’s Club
Koons
Junior Woman's Club
Paul Sunday
Civic Club
Charles Baldwin
Benjamin Rosenstock
William Howard
Elgin Hemp
Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs
Deaths Guy E. Miller Sr. 67 longtime Chesapeake retiree
Guy E. Miller Sr. 67 died at his Taylorsville home yesterday at 5 30 p m He retired from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company and was a member of the Winfield Taylorsville Lions Club He is survived by his widow Florence R Humphrey Miller three daughters Helen Garrick Charlotte Selby Sylvia Kearney two sons Guy E Miller Jr Donald E Miller two sisters three brothers 24 grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be held from Haight funeral home in Sykesville Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev Paul Ledger of the Winfield Methodist Church officiating Interment will be in Lake View Memorial Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Miller
Guy E. Miller Sr
Taylorsville
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Winfield-Taylorsville Lions Club
James
Bessie Miller
Florence R. Humphrey Miller
Helen R. Garrick
North Platte
Neb
Charlotte M. Selby
Marriottsville
Sylvia A. Kearney
Glen Burnie
Guy E. Miller Jr
Winfield
Donald E. Miller
Gambrills
Haight Funeral Home
Sykesville
Paul Ledger
Winfield Methodist Church
Lakeview Memorial Cemetery
Delegates Named For State To Meet In Baltimore
Delegates including Rev Maurice D Ashbury Rev Ralph H Miller and Mrs Freda Doll will attend the 59th Maryland TB Association luncheon May 7 at the Emerson Hotel Baltimore. Miss Clarissa E Boyd National TB association official to speak on The Changing Patterns in Voluntary Health Associations. The two day meeting features workshops and seminars to aid tuberculosis associations statewide in eradicating TB and other respiratory diseases. The first day May 6 begins at 10 a.m with Dr Edmund G Beacham Baltimore City Hospitals chief of TB Services.
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Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ithis City
Ralph H. Miller
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Freda Doll
Frederick County
Tuberculosis Association
Maryland TB Association
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Clarissa E. Boyd
National TB Association
Boyd
John D. Alexander
Edmund G. Beacham
Baltimore City
Chimera of Cards and Bombs in Mixed News Column
A bridge hand discussion shows North South bidding and club play with trump handling and a deuce of diamonds lead. In Chicago AP notes a 16 year old charged with arson after Molotov bombings hit 14 South Side homes. The article also mentions schlieren technique studies and an upcoming meeting for social workers and school health educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemistry Whiz
Chicago
South Side
Personal notices from Clagettsville to Annapolis and West Point
Mrs Marie Beall has returned to Clagettsville after visiting Woodsboro and Frederick with her children and foster father Maurice Holbruner. John C Riemenschneider has joined the U S S Jack in Admiralty Village Maine after serving ten years in the Navy including time with the Thresher division. James B Witherspoon Jr of Hagerstown won a Naval Academy appointment. Robert D Murrill Jr of Bethesda to West Point. Stephen H White Jr of Hagerstown and Irving A Bassett Jr of Wheaton named alternates.
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Marie Beall
William Burdette
Clagetsville
Maurice E. Holbruner
Woodsboro
Frederick
Clagettsville
Fred Thaeter
Charles Street
Maine
John C. Riemenschneider
Portsmouth
Navy
Armand J. deRosset
Frederick Community College
Maryland Library Association
Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
James B. Witherspoon Jr
Hagerstown
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Robert D.murrill Jr
Bethesda
United States Military Academy
West Point
Witherspoon
James B. Witherspoon
Robert Murrill
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Tery Anernien
Great Southern Sto. & Mfg. CO
Werte” Courta
William D. Williams
West All Saints Street
Williams
Aul Houck
Theodore Houck
East Sixth Street
George W. Shoemaker
George Brengle
Cy News-Post
Esther Grinage Kindergarten Association
Evelyn Mudge
Frank J. Keefer
Zonta Club
Zontians
Esther Grinage Free
Joe Eisenhauer
Woltevile
Gar- Ink
Pheasant Valley
Hfly
Fayetteville
Aevta
Keep
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Hill
Fenton Harris
Harris
Pleasant Walk
Pleasant View
Johnny
France
Speed
Dotomy
Johny
Young Citren
Richard C. Thomas
J. Millard Tawes
Bes
Charles E Collins
Govere Tawes
Mary Condon Hodgson
Prete Fy J. Tote
Caskey
Young Thomas
Eugene Thomas Sr
Sandy Baker
He Wei Frederick
Federation
East
Jacoby
Oswa Veit
Alo
North
Trump
South
West
Jouth
James F. Perry
Cedar Grove
Lyng Diane
James J. Colpo Jr
James J. Colpo Sc
Haverstraw
N.Y
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