Great Southern Mfg. Co. listed in Frederick notice
Local newspaper page lists Great Southern Mfg. Co. at 34 North Court in Frederick as part of a public notice. The item appears among generic notices in the August 2, 1988 edition of The News. No detailed actions or deadlines are provided in the readable text.
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It Is Not Too Late to Get Salk Vaccine Protection
Surgeon General Harney warns forty million Americans under 60 have no polio vaccination or only partial immunization. Fifteen to twenty million more lack full three-dose coverage, risking outbreaks as polio season begins. Fifty-two paralytic cases reported for the week ending July 19 mark a high week, underscoring vaccine effectiveness and urging completion of the first three doses.
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Public Health Service
Leroy E. Harney
First Rural CD Organization Began Five Years Ago
Five years ago the first Rural Civil Defense organization in Maryland was officially established in the New Market district. L. H. Crickenberger was sworn in as New Market Civil Defense director with Lucian K. Falconer as deputy director as the Farm Emergency CD Committee launched the project. SiegfrIed Goetze served as executive secretary.
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Frederick County
Maryland
New Market District
Grange
Master of the Grange
Federal Civil Defense Administration
L. H. Crickenberger
New Market
Lucian K. Falconer
Walter E. Burall
Siegfried Goetze
General Creasy To Present Awards Here
General Creasy will honor veteran federal employees with Army Chemical Corps Certificates of Achievement and taped pins, then present 20 and 30 year awards. Rev. Herbert R. Jordan will give the benediction, followed by the Star Spangled Banner. A picnic and reception at Fort Detrick will include a 7 piece string ensemble from the Military District of Washington.
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Army Chemical Corps
General Creasy
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John’s
Hotel Frederick
Civilian Welfare Council
Cash for News Tips at Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post invites tips on local news events with cash rewards. Tips accepted weekdays 8 pm to midnight, Saturdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. First caller on a story wins highest prize, with $5 for best tip, $3 second, $1 for next five. August tips chosen by editors. prize winners published.
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Frederick News-Post
News Aid Post
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births on Thursday and Friday. Tammy Joanne Cole is the fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole of 507 West Patrick Street, a second daughter. Franklin Earl McGaha is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McGaha of Rockville, whose mother is Mary Maust of Berlin, Pa. Tina Yvette Lee is the second child, first daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lee of Adams Town, whose wife is Evelyn Smith of Mr. Pleasant. Carol Larson is the third child, first daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Larson of 300 East Ninth Street, with Doris Russell of Reading, Pa., as mother.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dugeet
Thomas Cole
West Patrick Street
Tammy Joanne
Cole
Dorothy Summers
Frederick
Benjamin McGaha
Vandererife Court
Rockville
Franklin Earl
McGaha
Mary Maust
Berlin
Daniel Lee
Adamstown
Tina Yvette
Lee
Evelyn Smith
Pleasant
Emery Larson
East Ninth Street
Carol
Larson
Doris Russell
Reading
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Area Elks to meet here next month feature a wide-ranging convention program for the Marston Delaware and District Elks. Ladies join sessions with dances, tours, brunches, and a grand ball at the Armory. Grand Exalted Ruler Horace Wisely to speak at opening day. committees announced for events and activities.
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Marstone-Delsware
DLS
PO Elks
Emmett R
Lorene
Bowlus
Fort Detrick
Officers Club
State Armory
Hanover Elks Glee Club
Elks Lodge
Frederick Fairground
Salisbury Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Armory
Veterans Hospitals
Elks Home
Horace RB. Wisely
Salinas
Calif
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Elks
Frederick
Washington
E. Robert, Bowlus
Lorene Bowlus
E. Robert Bowlus
Arthur Mason
H. David Hagan
Daniel Zeigler
Marcus Simmons
George Zeigler
Jack Friedman
Robert Mason
Richard R. Kline
Wiliam Rovin
Ted‘ Lockwood
Gilmore
Flautt Jr
Albert Scott
Raymond Dyer
Howard Kelly
Russell Litten
Elmer Bokesch
Thomas ‘Black
C_ Clifton Wirts
Lee Saylor
Guy Baker
L. Donald Davis
Lloyd Fogle
Ruhbland Boyer
Henry Decker
Paul Riley
Samuel J. Weekar
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The column recounts 1938 local happenings including Alfred Harris winning in a Brunswick mayoral race against Barry R. Mace and Ernest L. Main. Interspersed are notices of housing interviews, a store fire in Lewistown, heavy August rain, uprooted trees, and a long list of local committees and event organizers for community activities and social events.
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Alfred Harris
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wellsville
Summit talk in doubt as world powers seek Middle East role
James Marlow analyses the looming summit on the Middle East. Khrushchev seeks Arab and Indian participation while Eisenhower and Macmillan push for UN Security Council discussions. Other powers fear overreach and a broader town meeting, with no clear agenda or decisions yet.
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India
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Middle East
Israel
Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
Eisenhower
Macmillan
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Council
United Nations
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New York
Doanybrook
The Weather Mason and City Playground Event News
A long list of city leaders and volunteers promotes a multi day and week of playground activities including Song Serenade Rhythm Band concert, teen dances, tennis tournament, story hours, and a marshmallow roast. Various parks host relays, games, and craft sessions as leaders study mosaic work and rehearse rhythm bands. The event emphasizes international concerns, with references to indirect aggression and United Nations debates.
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Harmon Field
Baber Park
Rosedale Park
Mullinx Park
Lincoln Park
Staley Park
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Linden Hills
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Security Council
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Conference outlook at Gen eva amid De Gaulle uncertainty
Commentary on a forthcoming conference at Geneva potentially involving General de Gaulle and major powers. The piece argues the UN Security Council process favors small nations, stresses diplomacy over decisive action, and critiques indirect aggression and Middle East turmoil. It stresses transparency on causes of regional problems and urges wider view beyond power politics.
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Middle East
Paxson assumes command of overseas supply agency
Col. George D. Paxson, former Frederick resident and son of the late Mr and Mrs G O Paxson, has taken command of the U S Army Overseas Supply Agency in San Francisco succeeding Col Roland S Watts. Paxson, from Fort Mason, brings an 18 year Army logistics career including World War II service with the 29th Infantry Division and postings in Bremen Seattle Taegu and Korea. He and his wife Calene and their three children reside at Fort Mason.
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U.S. Army
San Francisco
Roland S. Watts
Col. Paxson
Fort Mason
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Army
Army Logistics
West Coast
Republic of Korea
Paxson
29Th Infantry
Plan
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Germany
Seattle Port of Embarkation
Wash
Taegu
Korea
Calene
Paason
Margaret Conger
Sarah Paxson
George Washington University
Washington
George Jr
Gallileo High School
Emmitsburg
Frederick, Co
Frederick High School
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Frederick City
Maryland National Guard
115Th Infantry Regiment
Local residents treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Daughters of Clinton Hughes in Braddock Heights return home after tonsil removal at Washington County Hospital. Gerald Horner of LeGore Lane undergoes emergency appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital and recovers well. Mrs. Harry L. Umberger of East Third Street returns from medical care at Frederick Memorial. Richard L. Carer Sr. of Walkersville has surgery at Frederick Memorial and plans to return home late next week. Vernon Summers Jr. of Middlestown visits for tonsillectomy. Juanita Smith, daughter of Donald L. Smith, Route 5, has utensils removed at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mehrl Brandenburg of Germanstown Route 2 seeks medical treatment, with her husband admitted a year earlier. W. Deishey of Toll House Avenue is a medical patient. Mrs. George Callahan of Route 3 undergoes surgery. Harrison Young of M. J. Grove Lime Company receives surgery after losing three fingers. Mrs. John Reynolds of Libertytown undergoes surgery. Myrtle Stultz of 2 East Fourth Street admitted for heart condition.
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Ann Hughes
Braddock Heights
Clinton Hughes
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Gerald Horner
LeGore l
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry L. Umberger
East Third Street
Richard L. Carer Sr
Frederick Mem Lorial Hospital
Vernon Summers Jr
Vernon Summers Sr
Middlestown
Juanita Smith
Donald L. Smith
Mehrl Brandenburg
Brandenburs
Mehrl Brandent
W. Deishey
Toll House Avenue
Harrison Young
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Young
John Reynolds
Liberty‘town
Myrtle Stultz
East Fourth Street
Duvalier accuses U S of harboring Haitian exile plots
President Francois Duvalier, speaking at the palace in Port au Prince, charges the United States with allowing Haitian exiles to plot on American soil against his government. He also declares Haiti demanding extradition from New York of ex-President Paul Magloire and ex-Senator Louis Dejois, a defeated presidential candidate.
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Haiti
Francois Duvalier
United States
U. S
New York
Paul E. Magloire
Louis Dejois
Senate subcommittee urges Eisenhower to persuade leaders
A Senate subcommittee prepared an appeal to President Eisenhower to use his strongest efforts to persuade industry and labor leaders to hold the price wage line.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
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