Frederick Daily Net Stubs From 1883 Ad Rates and AP Notice
The snippet outlines the Frederick Frederick newspaper’s founding date 1883 and publishing details under Great Southern Printing with address 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701. It lists classified office hours 8 AM to 5 PM weekdays and 8 AM to 2 PM Saturday. Subscription rates are provided including prices for one month three months six months and one year and motor route pricing. It notes membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Associated Press with AP rights to local news and dispatches. It mentions second class postage paid in Frederick Maryland and ends with Nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
AP News
Post Office Expansion Plans Advance in Frederick
Frederick moves toward major postal upgrades as Bowers Lumber vacates Patrick and Carter Streets. The site will host expanded operations and a gutted main building with a new interior. A new nonpolitical postal corporation is to be created, aiming to depoliticize postmaster appointments. Representative Beall expects early action and a career official to lead Frederick’s office.
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Frederick
Bowers Lumber Co
Patrick and
Carter Streets
Bowers
John E. Young
U.S
James A. Grove
Cleveland
San Francisco
Nixon
Frederick City
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
House of Representatives
Rain Breaks Heat With Frederick Area Shower
A late afternoon shower eased heat and drought in Frederick County. Despite July’s heavy rain, July’s dryness returned in August with gardens and crops showing stress from arid conditions. Weather swings bring a mix of relief and frustration, shaping outdoor plans for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
What If Kennedy Lived How LBJ Shaped History
A review of Kenneth P. O'Donnell's revelations questions how a Kennedy presidency and Johnson’s vice presidency would have altered U S policy. It notes Kennedy sought to sideline Johnson in 1960 and aimed to pull U S forces from Vietnam in 1964. It argues that despite Johnson’s later popularity the legislative push stalled in his first term and a broader social overhaul came after Kennedy. It also ponders Johnson's Vietnam choices and anticipates his own memoir to raise further what ifs about this era.
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Kenneth P. O'Donnell
JFD
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
O’donnell
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
South Vietnam
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
LBJ
Recycling boom raises value of old newspapers and bottles
A New Jersey paper company explains a de-inking process that makes salvaged newspapers profitable again, with mills in Garfield and Pomona expanding amid strong demand. Bottle redemption centers in 21 states offer about half a cent per bottle, while reclaimed glass supports new uses and paving. Beethoven's 200th birth anniversary sparks renewed interest as the public embraces cultural heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Glass Manufacturers Institute
Irvington
N.J
Union
Garden State Paper Company
Garden State Company
Garfield
Pomona
Calif
Alsip
Garden State
United States
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Owens-Illinois
Institute
Los Angeles
Letters To The Editor Will Frederick Co Be Guinea Pig
The Urbana Civic Association notes that a Frederick News survey on mobile homes mirrors concerns already raised to the Planning and Zoning Commission and county officials by the association. The letter presents local citizen commentary on housing and zoning policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Urbana Civic Association, Inc
Frederick
Planning and Zoning Commission
Carroll County
Frederick County
Urbana
August 15 1920 notes and August 15 1959 updates
Summaries of two historical items: Charles Brewbaker to speak at Braddock Heights on Is Life Worth Living and a sacred band concert to follow. delays on East Patrick Street pipe delivery delaying roadwork and real estate re-evaluation calls by State Tax Commission. Also July 1959 Truman at Shangri La retreat, Frederick Housing Authority moves toward two low cost units, and youths fined for shooting rifle across road on county line.
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Charles Brewbaker
United Brethren Church
Braddock Heights
State Tax Commission
Truman
Thurmont
Shangri-La
Catoctin Mountains
Washington
Margaret
Frederick
Hagerstown- Frederick
Frederick Washington County
Alton Bennett
Frederick uses full depth asphalt pavement in city streets
A Maryland Asphalt Paper report details Frederick Maryland nailing full depth 7 inch asphalt on clay subgrade for developer and urban streets since 1960. It cites reduced excavation and faster construction, zero maintenance to date, and applicability to high traffic corridors like Seventh Street and Monroe Avenue near the airport. The piece notes key figures Michael E. Pue Jr and Robert L. Strine and photographs Taney Avenue after a decade of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland Asphalt Paper
Baltimore
Maryland Asphalt Association, Inc
Paul Magaha
Taney Avenue
Michael E. Pue, Jr
University of Maryland
Pue
Washington County
Frederick County
Robert L. Strine
Public Works Department
Strine
Taney
Seventh Street
Monroe Avenue
County Fairgrounds
Frederick Asphalt Products Co
Route 49
Rosemont Ave
Fort Detrick
Holiday Inn
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Frederick, Maryland
Post Office Action
JFK
John F. Kennedy
Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven
Mao
Mideast
NEA
Middle East
Egypt
Israel
China
Hong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Moscow
Peking
Popular Democratic Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Naif Hawatmeh
Dhofari
Dhofar
Aden
Arabian Peninsula
Mukalla
Peonine Front For
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Tudeh Party
Iran
Iranian Communist Party
Sudan Communist Party
Syrian Communist Party
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Marion A. Lawson
Benry's
State Roads Commission
M.J. Grove Lime Co
Joe Eisenhauer
Niewseaven NA Ghive
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