Frederick Newsword Circulation Rates 1960
Fragments show subscription prices for single copies by mail and period terms. The note includes 1960 date April 23 and references to Associated Press distribution and local news usage.
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Frederick. We
Trenber
Associated Press
St Erick
Good Election Years and Business Trends
The piece argues presidential years do not consistently dampen business activity and cites the Cleveland Trust Co record showing upward trends in many election years. It notes 14 of 25 presidential years with rising trends and only one reverse in 1940, with recent decades showing gains in four of the last five presidential cycles.
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Cleveland Trust Co
U. S
Bulletin of the Institute of Life Insurance
Fifty Years Ago From The News April 12 1916 Headlines
The Republican State notes events in Baltimore with Evangelical Lutheran pastor call to Rev U S G Rupp. An Independent Hose Co installs an automatic bell system. Frederick YMCA baseball team defeats Brunswick YMCA 23 to 0. Joseph C Roulette, Haererstown manufacturer, rejects any congressional nomination in the Sixth district.
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George H. Zimmerman
C. Carty
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation
U. S. G. Rupp
Baltimore
Independent Hose Co
Frederick Y. M C. A
Brunswick Railroad
Joseph C. Roulette
Hagerstown
Brig Gen Delmore Promoted. Fort Detrick News Update
Brigadier General Fred Joseph Delmore, former Fort Detrick commander, promoted to brigadier general. He leads the Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command in Washington and lives in Falls Church, with three daughters including Broadway’s Barbara Delmore. Also notes recent enlist promotions and good conduct medals, plus NCO dance plans.
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Ger. Delmore
Fred Joseph Delmore
Chemical Corps
Fort Detrick
Department of the Army
General Delmore
Army Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Washington
Plains
Scranton (Pa
Command and General Staff School
Holy Cross College
Seton Hall College
South Orange
N.J
Food and Drug Administration
Chemical and Radiological Laboratories
Army Chemical Corps Board
Army Chemical Center
Research and Development Command
Delmore
Cheryl Drive
Falls Church
Norma Rodgers
Athens
Barbara Delmore
Faye
Jeb. Stuart
Frederick dealer shot during robbery dies at hospital
John Frank Frerie an 81 year old Frederick merchant who was shot two months ago by a Negro gunman during a store robbery at East Church and East streets died this morning at Frederick City Hospital. The brief column notes other local items from April including government, military, and community notices.
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John Frank Frerie
Frederick
East Church
East Streets
Frederick City Hospital
Camp Heavons
State Tax Commission
Alfred W. Gaver
WPA
Corp. C. B
Dillinger
Frederick City
Elsie N. Bussard
Trail Avenue
Detrick Players Launch Ambitious Cultural Program
Fort Detrick inaugurates The Derrick Players a civilian and military driven effort to stage arts focused on theater arts. First productions include Chekhov Kaufman and Saroyan one act plays scheduled for mid May with rehearsals underway and scenic design by PFC Richard Pozniak.
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Fort Detrick
Detrick
Anton Chekhov
William Sarayan
George S. Kaufman
PFC
Carlo Grasso
Derrick Players
Kent Orlandini
Chekhov
Boor
Kaufman
Saroyan
Grasso
Brooklyn
New York University School of Commerce, Accounts
Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute
Farmingdale
New York
SP-4
Orlandini
Spring Valley
University of Ilinois
Argonne National Laborat
Cite of Chicago
Atomic Energy Commission
Richard Pozniak
Pfc Poziak
Arts and Craft
Detroit
Deaths years and local obituaries from Virginia notices
Obituaries list Mabel P Dertzbaugh aged died at home 410 Rockwell Terrace interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Others include Charles Gib son Eppes 73 farmer cattle dealer died near Leesburg heart condition and buried Leesburg Union Cemetery. Services scheduled at East Funeral Home Boonsboro for a Miss Mabel and at Mount Olivet for Dertzbaugh.
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Charles G. Eppes
Leesburg
Charles Gibson Eppes
Tazewell
Tenn
Eppes
Loudoun County
Kentucky
Virginia
Bethany Methodist Church
Purcellville
Frank Gibson Eppes
Lee
Funerals mark passing of local residents in Frederick area
Funeral services were held for William Browning Davis of 500 Military Road who died Sunday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with interment at Mount Olivet. Miss Mary Edith Grambine of Thurmont died Sunday at Wrynelle Nursing Home and was buried at St. John’s Cemetery in Frederick after a Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church funeral mass. Mt Airy Junior High hosted its first science fair with 28 students entering biology mathematics and physical science and prize winners named for each category.
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Joseph J. Stubbs
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Univac
Robert A. Altenbern
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Drexell Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
Altenbern
Atlantic City
John Straisman
Freerick Memorial Hospital
Pat Topper
Chicago
Bloyce Lewis
LeRoy D. Fothergill
George Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Fort Detrick
Mary Rebecca
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
The
Post Hospital
Bonte Eaton
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Terry Hays
Terry
A. G. Wedum
Joe Schwimer
Department of Army Press Unit
Reserve
National Press Club
Wedum
Detrick
Schwimer
Robert B. Lewis
Donald
Japan
Helen Swanson
Peter Pan Inn
Collarettes
William Browning Davis
Military Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
North Market Street
E. William Hall
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert Windsor
Arthur Davis
Donald Davis
Harold Kanode
Harry Young
Paul R. Fout
Mount Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Mary Edith J Grambine
Thurmont
Wrynelle Nursing Home
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
James V. Hobbs
Shafer Bailey
Claude O'Toole
Guy Hobbs
Roger Bowers
John H. Whitmore
Louis Plumer
St. John’s Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Mt Airy
Paula Mullinix
Ann Burdette
Bertha Behr
Ricky Clower
Harry Frizzell
Ronald Winkles
Ronald Clower
James Molesworth
Bruce Wagner
Ronald Runkles
Richard Hubbard
William Lach
Robert Haight
Motter remembered as longtime Frederick leader and public servant
Obituary notes Guy K Motter a prominent Frederick County figure and former postmaster who served five decades as secretary of the Frederick County Agricultural Society and was active in politics law and religion. The piece also urges safety as city projects expand and highlights a community birthday party for Ezra W Blank Sr and a student election at Johns Hopkins where Roger the Llama finished third.
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Guy K Motter
Guy K. Motter
Frederick
Frederics
Frederick County
Brotherhood
God
Blane SR
Ezra W. Blank Sr
Ezra W Blank Jr
Shookstown
Blank
James R. Harmon
George Astlin
Claude Blank
Ezra Blank Sr
Millard Stockyman
Ruben Blank
Donald Blank
James Harmon
Ruben Stockman
William Thomas
Corabel Kean
Maude Volluse
Ruben Baker
Louis Cole
Eza W. Blank Jr
Mary Blank
Gladys Blank
Sandra Harmon
Debbie Blank
Lois Causy
James Blank
Blaine Blank
Jerry Blank
Jim Harmon
Jim Beachley
Bob Roberts
Lloyd Roberts
Donald Ramsburg
David Thomas
Cephas Thomas
Dick Steckman
Robert Ramsburg
Roger
Baltimore
Roger the Llama
Johns Hopkins University
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the News
George
Office of Information and and Public Affairs
James M. Brown
Roland H. Sharp
John C. Alishouse
John D. Atherly
Ronald L. Coleman
Robert A. Dudek
Cletus Hickey
John C. Jackman
Dennis Katchur
Robert L. Kelly
Robert E. Lee Jr
Walter R. Payne
Henry H. Rogers
Harold F. Stanton
Henry C. Wallace
Manfred van der Walde
Arthur L. Step Dansky
David N. Bowers
Donald Meredith Johnson
Robert E. Redy
Lawrence E. Wilson
James R. Buck
Darrell. Feighner
Rainbow Serenaders
Homemakers Club
Homemakers
Gardner Gremison
Butterfly Lane
Beatrice Fehr
Frederick Couny
Marshall Dick
C&o
George W. Kane
C & G Canal Association
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Cardinal Club
Cumberland
Walter C. Gillis Jr
Mereidith L. Asling
James M. Clark
Arthur L. Stepansky
Ramon Munoz
Raymon J. Hefner
Ronald L. Wirth
Darrel W. Feighner
Joe C. Crews
FL McClellan
Ala
Thomas E. Joy
Lions Club
Donald C. Brake
Union Bridge
Taneytown Lions Club
Glenn O. Reever
David B. Shaum
John T. Hottinger
Frank O. Wargny
Kenneth C. Shorb
Donald R. Sawyer
Stanley W. King
David C. Hilterbrick
Charles I. Little
U. S. Army
Joel Middlecamp
Pvt
Eugene Binder
John Frink
Detrick Players
Maryland
Maryland Optometic Association
Sea Scape
Ocean City
W. Eugene McCrary
Thomas J. §. Waxter Jr
Maryland State Department of Public Welfare
Governor’s Commission For Children and Youth
Society of American Bacteriologists
Leighton E. Cluff
India
Joseph M. Joseph
Maryland State Department of Health
Riley D. Housewright
Paul A. Rhode
Cluff
Harold N. Glassman
Andrew Smith
Univers
Ity of
Merritt Snyder
University of Maryland
School of Medicine
Rudolph J. Altgeier
National Society
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Arthur J. Emerson Jr
Kenneth J. Bechtold
D. H. Saunderson
Ing
Tom Cunningham
Army East Coast Relay Station
Ramsburg
Emerson
Ww. S. Army
L. A. Parks
Parks
Berryville
George N
Anna
Geoff) Spielman
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Earl H. Cline
East Funeral Home
Mabel P. Dertzbaugh
Rockwell Terrace
William Henry
Emma I. Bennett Dertzbaugh
Evangelical United Church of Christ
Ladies Bible Class
Janie Zacharias
Mary B. Ebert
Pearl D. Whitmore
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
East Church Street
M. R. Richison and Son
Crte
Joe Eisanbaser
Bob Whiteford
Police Department
Travelers Insurance Companies
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