Lions Hear Dr. Tippetts on Prosperity and Debt
Dr Charles S Tippetts Mercersburg Academy headmaster warned Frederick Lions Club against unrestrained credit buying urging that prosperity depends on people and resources. He cited mortgages 15 billion and installment debt 24 billion while noting economic stability differs by country and that overspending can trigger a downturn. He stressed responsibility from individuals over government action to prevent a low mood and urged careful credit watching.
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Charles S. Tippetts
Mercersburg Academy
Lions Club of
Frederick
Tippetts
United States
Brazil
Charles V. Main
Hart
Eaciusuu
Whos & Product Na Wean Y Cersburg
William A. Rent
Red House
QO. W. Rosenberry Jr
Braddock Heights
Charles W. Roelke
Charles C. Stull Jr
Walkersville
F. D. Spofford
Hagerstown
Elmer Eshleman
Joseph M. Kline
James
News Broadcast and Commentary Schedule Fragment
A fragmented listing shows various news broadcasts, commentaries, sports segments, and musical programs across channels with times like 6:00, 7:30, 8:00, and 9:00. Names such as Three-abe News, Abe News, and CBS appear with assorted program titles and times, reflecting a diverse broadcast lineup.
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Fc Anche
Ljmbe-Wreat
Abe News
Ebs Sporta
Abe
Che
Abe Ewe
Abe Ma
Mbs
Mbe
Bing Crosby
Andy
Cbs
Abe London
Stara
Obe News & Varieties
Ali Neta
Ans
Kukla
Olie
John Daly
Matt Dennis
Aboe
DuMont
Bast
Abé
Jan Murray
Dear Phoebe
Abe Ray Milland
Dhs College
Cbe
Hollywood
Steve Allep
Nobe
Monocacy Bridgework advances on new U S 40 span
Steelworkers near two thirds completion on the east side of the Monocacy River for the U S 40 bridge east of the city. The span will carry eastbound traffic and later shift to westbound use onto the Frederick by-pass.
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Monocacy River
Here
City
Frederick By-Pass
Ayrshire Field Day and Hampshire Hog Sale Set for Saturday
Frederick fairgrounds will host the Western Maryland Ayrshire Field Day and the 24th cooperative State sale of meat type Hampshire hogs on Saturday. The Ayrshire program starts at 11 a.m. and the Hampshire sale opens at 1 p.m. Gordon Nairn of Douglasville will place 46 Ayrshires, including 19 4-H Club animals, with 4-H fitting and showing as a feature. Lunch will be served by the Unionville 4-H Club.
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Unionville +H Club
David Denny
Charles Fouche
Carole Kent
Suzanne Kent
Libertytown
Angela
Robert Remsberg
Middletown
Douglas
Robert Valentine
Brenda
Myra Jean ‘Hahn
Ceresville
W. H. Kent
iMr
Harry Rhoderick
Ralph
Patricia ‘Shank
Robert
Shank
William J. Shank
Hampshire sale offers 50 gifts and 15 boars from Maryland farms
Sons, Funkstown, and Mary Martha Angleshee. Junior members will get a ten percent discount on any gift bought at the Hampshire sale, it was announced. Charles H. Lutz, Middletown, sale chairman, expects it to be the best of a series of successful sales conducted here. Fifty gifts and 15 boars from the outstanding Hampshire breeding farms in Maryland will be offered.
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Funkstown
Mary Martha Angleshee
Hampshire
Charles H. Lutz
Middletown
Maryland
Green Commission Begins SRC Study in Maryland
Baltimore August 18 The Green Commission launched its constructive study of the State Roads Commission with John A. Donaho appointed to do the groundwork. Gov McKeldin funded the study with 19000 while delaying a full legislative inquiry. Donaho, 37, former Richmond budget director, will report after Labor Day to the commission.
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Baltimore
The
Green Commission
State Roads Commission
John A. Donaho
Commission On State Programs, Organization
McKeldin
Roads Commission
Legislative Council
Harry J. Green
Solg Vonand
WLU
Russell H. McCain
Donaho
Richmond
Maryland
Baltimore County
Court News and Community Notices Summary
Court actions include marriage license for Wayne Hoffman of Harpers Ferry and Beverly Reynolds of Knoxville. Property deeds list Hamilton Homes Inc to Robert Lambdin for 10 dollars and Cramer et al to Frederick County Board of Education for 10 dollars. A Frederick County M. Y. F. rally meets at Brook Hill Methodist in Yellow Springs Monday at 7 45 p m with Paul Spurrier and Michael Main installed as officers. Ruth Keller and 4 H Club members discuss Week at Patsy Lakin home and share club materials, plan campfire at Nancy Thrasher’s August 31, and demonstrate dressing up hot dogs.
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Wayne Hoffman
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Beverly Jean Reynolds
Knoxville
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Robert Lee Lambdin
Nina C. Cramer Et al
Board of Education of
Frederick County
Frederick
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
Paul Spurrier
Libertytown
Michael Main
Brook Hill Church
Herbert Doggett
Kenneth Tyson
Singapore-Liberty Methodist
Advedit
Ruth Keller
Sandra Schamel
Ann Lovell
Nancy Thrasher
Jefferson
Commercial Credit Co declares 65 cent dividend
Baltimore August 18 Commercial Credit Co today declared a dividend of 65 cents per share of common stock for the quarter ending September 30. The dividend, declared at the regular meeting of the executive committee, will be payable September 30 to stockholders of record at the close of business September 1. A similar dividend was paid for the second quarter.
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Baltimore
Commercial Credit Co
Boy escapes with broken nose in East Fourth Street accident
A six year old Frederick boy escaped with a broken nose after darting into a car on East Fourth Street near his home. The boy, Lawrence A. Abbott, son of Willis R. Abbott, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and sent home. Driver Charles W. Simmons, Frederick, Md, was questioned by police. no charges reported.
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Frederick
East Fourth Street
Lawrence A. Abbott
Willis R. Abbott
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles W. Simmons
RFD
Newa
City Police
Denver J. Shookificials
Royal National Life
Boat Institute
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ALES
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ABC
Thevision
Frank Keeler
William H. Thomas Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ayrshire
Court News
FORD
Cities Service
Wales
George Ferris
William 5. Hood
West Patrick St
Lea
Ezers
Haney PO Wolds
Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
New Holland
NEW Holland Power
Myersville
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