The News Frederick Admits Acknowledgment Of Area Prices
The fragmentary page notes a dated August 21, with references to Associated Press content and delivery charges. It mentions mail and card payments, service pricing, and a delivery model for local readers in the Frederick area. The exact events or stories are unclear from the OCR snippet.
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Frederick
Maryland
Axquetti
Payaby
Serene
Cardi
Raber
Associated Press
Fifty Years Ago Meme From The News-Peat Files August 31 1913
Frederick County readers note August 31 1913 items as September 1 nears. Hunters plan country outings until Maryland laws apply, plover and snipe hunting exceptions noted. Colt and Dixon Co busking machines installed and soon in use. Centen nial Memorial United Brethren Church conference delegates seek pastor return. Tarvia coating on West South Street and gutter work on East Fifth Street progress. Merchants warned to remove stationary awnings poles within sixty days. Frederick gains a new dog catcher. Mayor Fraley appoints Nash Titlow, seven dogs captured. Great White Way pole orders rise for Morris Tron and Steel Co. Burkittsville water project nears completion from a nearby spring.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Colt and Dixon Co
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
Saswaanimonshy
Greencastle
E.H. Hummelbaugh
West South Street
Market Street
Telegraph Street
Met
East Fifth Street
Fifth Street
Clarke Place
Patrick Street
Court Street
Middle Alley
Prederick
Fraley
Nash Titlow
Morris Tron and Steel Co
Burkittsville
Government Workers Abalan Depara... Manpower Report
Government manpower shows 92 million employed in 198, one in eight workers a civil servant. Government workers have doubled in the last decade and will grow further mainly at state and local levels. They earn 45 billion yearly, plus 13.1 billion for armed forces. Federal civilian 2.5 million earn 16 billion. state and local 6.7 million earn 31.9 billion. Local government includes cities counties districts and schools. Education and safety are the largest employments. pay growth is expected to keep up with living costs. Civilians should show efficiency and economy as watchwords.
Price scandal rocks Conservative hold in election
In a volatile contest the Conservatives failed to widen their grip after Profumo’s resignation while Angus Maude edged Labor and Liberal rivals. The Liberal vote surged as disillusionment with the Tories grew. Labor gained little, and the Liberals nearly matched the Conservative tally, signaling voter sentiment beyond public life scandals. A separate Annapolis note highlights James Dunkum’s one man MS fundraising drive aiming for a million dollars from Teamsters and others.
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Ameakeanery
Angus Maude
Labor
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News-Post August 21 13
U S naval forces seized Lipari and Rreamhali to control the area between Sicily and lower Italy as allied air power rips gaps in the Italian railway system. Air drives shattered Foggia, while a Baltimore minister Rev Dr John L Barnhart retires after 33 years at Messiah church. Dr William Rupp Barnhart heads Hood College Religion Dept. Passenger auto stock will dwindle by mid November due to rationing. War Manpower Commission projects October draft quota near 312000 with deferrable status uncertain. Britain and United States leaders pledge to burn bomb and destroy Germany and Japan per Quebec talks. Admiral Train praised Frederick as a Navy school site during a tour of the Specialized Administration School.
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U.S
Lipari
Rreamhali
Ces
Sicily
Italy
Foggia
Baltimore
John L. Barnhart
Messiah Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Rupp Barnhart
Department of Religion
Hood College
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
WAR Manpower Commission
Pearl Harbor
High Command
Quebec
Germany
Japan
Brendan Bracken
Frederick
Harold C. Train
Naval Intelligence
Washington
John R. Fitzpatrick
Property Deeds Record West Hill Foxville and Glade Village
Richard M Petre and wife bought a West Hill property just west of Ft Detrick from Roy W Myer and wife for about 25000. Westy W Rice and wife sold on the east side of Foxville Deerfield Road for a fraction over 18 owners to Arthur Paul Webb and wife. Charles D Medinger and wife purchased on the east side of Hampton Place in Glade Village from Hamilton Homes Inc for about 18000.
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Richard M. Petre
West Hill
Ft Detrick
Roy W. Myer
Revere
Westy W. Rice
Foxville - Deerfield Road
Arthur Paul Webb
Charles D. Medinger
Hampton Place
Glade Village
Hamilton Homes Inc
Mrs Shaw moves to Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Mrs Charles W Shaw formerly of East Patrick street and after two years at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home now resides at the Maryland Odd Fellows Home on North Marceat street extended. The Gulf Stream flows faster in summer than in winter.
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Charles W. Shaw
East Patrick Street
Monocacy Hall
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
North Marceat Street
Gulf Stream
Racial Tension Explodes in Birmingham Bombing and Rioting
In Birmingham two Negroes jailed for rock throwing after a dynamite blast shattered Arthur D. Shores home garage. Police and sheriff deputies dispersed mobs within hours as stones struck two officers and a Cadillac was damaged. Nearby violence spurred fear of further clashes amid ongoing desegregation tensions.
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Arthur D.shores
Jamie Moore
Sheriff's Office
Cadillac
Shores
Optimist pledge noted for United Appeal campaign
Charles Main chairman of the United Appeal speaker bureau accepts a pledge from John R Hussong of the Evening Optimist Club as the 1963 United AppealCampaign nears its Sept 30 opening. Main outlines the agencies efforts and recalls that 34 608 local residents benefited last year.
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Charles ¥. Main
United Appeal
John R. Hussong
Optimist Club
Main
Optimists
Local nuptials pair in Bartonsville and Frederick
Linda Diana Wachter and Robert Lee Remsburg wed at Bartonsville Church of God in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Arthur Baugher. Bridesmaids and family attire noted. reception followed at the bride’s home. couple plans residence with bride’s family. A second wedding, Catherine Blumenauer and Philip Wetzel, took place August 10 at Trinity Chapel with Miss Grace Biser as maid of honor. The newlyweds plan to reside on Wilson Place. both are Frederick High School graduates with links to the Atomic Energy Commission and University of Virginia.
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Nanerg — Wachter
Linda Diana Wachter
Frank Wachter
North Market Street
Robert Lee Remsburg
Hasel Remsburg
East Patrick Street
John C. Remsburg
Bartonsville Church of
Russell Droneburg
Russell Droneburg Jr
Hazel Remsburg
Asplandic Tree Company of
Pennsylvania
Point of Rocks
Ocean City
Wilson Place
Frederick High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
Tthe University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Peter O'Toole Signs for Key Role in The Bible Film
Peter O'Toole, then in London, signs to star in the film The Bible. The news appears in a Washington AP dispatch noting his selection for a leading part as the production moves forward from Mexico City and Rome reports.
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Rome
Peter O'Toole
Dino
Harrington Reunion Holds Seventh Annual Gathering in Brunswick
The seventh Harrington reunion took place August 11 at 8S C B Park Brunswick with sixty seven members and eight guests. Officers were reappointed for 1964 and entertainment was limited to a birthday party and grab bag activities. Attendees spanned several Maryland towns and represented multiple Harrington branches.
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William Harrington
Charles Harrington
Bias
Charles Halley
Austin Myers
Kim
Kathy Act Kristy
William Barrington
Blair Darington
Dephne
Donald Price
Lori
Tami
Stanley
Virts
James Youtzl
Vickie
R. A. Phillipe
Brunswick
Leo Peg
Phillip
Falls Ene
Raymond
Michael
Shepherdstown
W. Va
William Heiss
John
Gary
Hyattsville
Robert Hess
Timothy and
JoAnnn
Frederick
Janice
Popp
Anthony
Frey
Barbara Wi
Mebel Weir
Eayard Dudderar
Ma Che Checker Weber
Patricia
Darlene Weir
Charles Albert
Baltimore
Plane Crash Kills Two in Ocean City Incident
Two men died when a plane crashed near the water at Ocean City. Both victims worked for Ocean City Aviation Inc. and were not burning after the craft struck the water edge as a Coast Guard boat arrived.
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Hill
Ocean
L. L. Black
Coast Guard
Ant Bell Ou
Post
Ocean City Aviation Inc
Deaths of Ruth Brechbiel and Louis Dillow noted
Ruth Catherine Brechbiel aged died Sunday after a four month illness. Survived by four children, two of whom reside in this city, and extended family. Funeral at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Jefferson with interment at St. Pauls cemetery. Louis L Dillow of Mt Mission near Harpers Ferry died Friday in Charles Town General Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by spouse and children. Funeral services at Mathodist Church Mt Mission with interment in church cemetery.
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Ruth Brechbiel
Ruth Catherine Brechbiel
Mary Ad Heepdal
Tes Bolivar
Lapol
James Edwards
William
Lapole
Ares
Frank
Lawrence Earl
Tearetlereas
Allen Hawker
Nellie Eichelberger
Hagerstown
East Church Street
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jefferson
St. Paul’s Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Leis L. Dillow
Louis L. Dillow
Mt. Mission
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town General Hospital
Mt. Ae
Lotta Virginia
Franky Leroy
Wmay Mhathadias Church
Morrin
Justice Raymad E. Justice Dies After Long Illness Near Claggettsville
Raymad E Justice 64 died yesterday at his home near Claggettsville after a long illness. He was a carpenter, a Montgomery Methodist Church member, and a son of the late Eugene and Susan Trout Justice. Survived by a daughter Mrs John L Warner and granddaughter Patti Ann Warner, sister Mrs Grace Harrison of Baltimore, brother Oscar Justice of Woodbine, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements at Olin Spenser Funeral Home with services at the Montgomery Methodist Church. Burial in the church cemetery. He was also connected to Calvary Methodist Church and a member of Leaders Bible Class.
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Raymad E. Justice
Raymond FE. Justice
Edna A. Justice
Claggettsville
Howard County
Eugene
Susan E. Trout Justice
Montgomery Methodist Church
Clagettsville
Suring
John L. Warner
Patti Ann Warner
Grace Harrison
Baltimore
Oscar Justice
Woodbine
Olin S. Penser Wa Funeral
Rae
Ceemeena
Death of J V Bowers Retired Fireman at 62
John Vincent Bowers aged 62 of 716 North Market died after a lengthy illness. A former Nicodemus Ice Cream driver and United Fire Engine Company worker from 1943 to 1953 he belonged to Mt Airy Volunteer Fire Company and First Baptist Frederick. Survived by wife Mary J Simpson Bowers two daughters two brothers and a half brother and three grandchildren. Funeral services set for Saturday at 11 at 1201 North Market with Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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John Vincent Bowers
United Steam Fire Engine Company
North Market
Bowers
Nicodemus Ice Cream Company
Montgomery
Carroll Counties
United Fire Engine Company
Mt. Airy
First Baptist Church
Frederick
John V
Ruth C. Burke Bowers
Mary J. Simpson Bowers
Robert K. Castle
This City
Robert W. Young
Walkersville
Joseph Bowers
Elmver H. Burke
Walter Bowers
Celsior Springs
North Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Age 78 Walker,ville banker dies after three weeks illness
W Nelson Stauffer of Walkersville dies at home Tuesday at 7 45 p m after a three week illness. He was born in Walkersville a son of the late John and Nelson Stauffer and was a member of the Walkersville Methodist Church Lynch Lodge No 163 Order of Masons and a Glade Valley Lions charter member. He worked as bank bookkeeper then assistant cashier and served secretary treasurer of the Robert Terry Garment Co of Walkersville. He is survived by his wife Marion E Sheetz two brothers S Walter Stauffer of York PA and R Ward Stauffer of Walkersville a sister Mrs Walter W Price of Waterington and many nieces.
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W. Nelson Stauffer
Walkerie
Mr. Stauffer
Walkersville
John Aeci Eien Nelson Stauler
York, Pa
R. Ward Stauffer
Walter W. Price
Woterington
Funeral rites for Everitt Hoffman held in Brunswick
Funeral services for Everitt Charles Hoffman were held Tuesday at 2 p m from Feete funeral home in Brunswick with Rev Ralph Miller officiating. Pallbearers were supplied by the Brunswick American Legion. Interment followed at the Church of God cemetery in Locust Valley. Separately, services for Howard W Smith were conducted Tuesday at 11 a m from Feete funeral home in Brunswick by Father A D Salmon, with burial in Park Heights cemetery and pallbearers named B C Porter L B Baker F W Carey J W Hammond R R Gordon and B T Miskell.
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Everitt Charles Hoffman
Burkittsville
Feete
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Brunswick Lutheran Church
Brunswick America Legion
Church of God
Locust Valley
Feete Funeral Home
Howard W. Smith
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
A. D. Salmon
Brunswick Episcopal Church
Park Heights
B. C. Porter
Baker
F. W. Carey
J. W. Hammond
R. R. Gordon
B. T Miskell
Motor Vehicle Cases Aired In Court
Mt. Airy man Nathaniel L. Johnson was acquitted of driving an unsafe motor vehicle and fined for speeding. He faced Trooper Walter D. Drumm after a DMV inspector reported dust and noise from a garage. Johnson, 25, was fined $15 and costs.
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Mt. Airy
Jon
Stanley Y. Bennett
Nathaniel L. Johnson
Walter D. Drumm
Joseph J. Coady
Department of Motor Vehicles
Coady
Johnson
Carroll Parkway
Comly
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Floyd
Brown
RFD 2
Frederick
Drumm
U.S. 40
South Street
Julius F. Strach
High Point
N. C
Strach
South Jefferson Street
William A. Boone Jr
Local Residents Seek Hospital Updates and Medical Procedures
Among the sick are Richard F. Kline of BRFF and Kline Inc who was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Tuesday with satisfactory condition. H Crawford Swornley of Tramaville reported in poor condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs George E. Davis of West Fifth Street is a patient at Washington County Hospital. Arthur Stull the Dickerson correspondent entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery with his wife operating Stull's Grocery in Dickerson.
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Richard F. Kline
Brff, Kline, Inc
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. Crawford Swornley
George E. Davis
West Fifth Street
Washire County Hospital
Bagers
Arthur Stull
Dickerson
Frederick News
Stull
Fish Committee Meets Secretly in Annapolis
ANNAPOLIS AP A special Shriving Dr gene Cronin director of the State Natural Rewureee Institute and committee chairman presided as the Fish Committee met in secret to discuss agenda items.
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Annapolis
Gene Cronin
State Natural Rewureee Institute
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Anne @rundel County
Teamsters Union
James B. Dunkum
Severna Heights
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Lot Gehri
Andrew Wood
Shepherd's Inc
Regular Baptist Agency
The
People’s Baptist Church
Wood
General Association of Regular Baptist Churches
Union
Department of Uewwk
Education
United States
F. W. Phillips
J. Bhi
News-Post
Charlene Hood
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Fair
Ed Mariie
Birmingham
Ala
New York
Moluccas
Spice Islands
Indonesia
Washington (Ap
Mexico City
Se Valen
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Taly ‘Sippel
Cumberland
Salisbury
Melvin O
Mary Kanode
Wak
Calvary Meurdist Church
Leaders Bible Class
Church School
Silver Spring
East
Tor Dey
Ierment i Moust Olivet
Etchison
Sas
Ge McCall
J. V. Bowers
John V. Bowers
Marvin Chapel Method St. Airy
Marvin Chapel Cemetery
Fish Committee
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