The News publishes in Frederick Aug 24 1955 era
The Frederick newspaper, The News, dated Thursday August 24, 1955, appears as a local periodical from Frederick Maryland. It lists publishing details, pricing, and postal service information for a periodical of the Great Southern Pig Manufacturing Co. with circulation notes and subscription rates.
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Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Audi Sureau
Fredwick
Installment Debt Promotes Prosperity Across Households
A survey notes that about one in four families in the nation partake in installment plans for a total $4,000,000 of buying power. Sixty percent of cars are purchased on time and debt is described as a boon by F Reed Wills of General Acceptance Corp. Delinquencies hit a low point, with fewer people struggling to meet payments than last year. lists numerous individuals with Smith, Larkin, Zimmerman, and Wolfe families among participants.
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F. Reed Wills
Geneneral Acceptance Corporation
Marty
Aftermath of East floods and a Smith family reunion
The article contrasts a disaster toll exceeding 200 deaths and over a billion dollars in damage with ongoing reconstruction and public health measures. It notes potential climate-linked hurricane shifts and cites typhoid inoculations amid polluted water supplies. It also details the 20th Smith family reunion at Farmers Picnic Woods in Pottersville, listing attendees, a program, gifts, and officers elected for two years.
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United States
Ohio
Mississippi
China
Atlantic
Ocean
Gene Wolfe
Violet
Susie
Betty Buchanan
Dwight Smith
Susie Buchanan
Connie Stockman
Ebbie Smith
Verne Arvin
Alice Zimmerman
Betty
Wilbur Smith
Mary Frances Stitely
Monica Larkin
Violet Buchanan
Keefer Rain
Richard Arvin
Re Becca Lawa
Tommy Arvin
William Buchanan
Vernon DeGrange
York
Maurice Smith
Vernon Smith
Mormer Smith
Evelyn Smith
Rirs
Keefer Main
Hermon Smith
C . DeGrange
Glenwood Mackley
Charles Tyervar
John Weight
Richard
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Column August 25
A city hotel wagonette broke a rear wheel on Patrick Street in front of Besant and Knott with eight passengers, none hurt. William Mearling badly mashed a thumb at Ox Wibre Brush Works. The Kepauver family held a large animal reunion at Braddock Heights with 200 plus attendees from New York Washington Baltimore and the West. A Northern Central railroad washout north of Bruceville halted travel. Justice C H Eckstein visiting Atlantic City.
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Ponawat Aett Na Atte
Patrick Street
Besant and Knott
William Mearling
Ox Wibre Brush Works
Kepauver
Middletown
Frederick Valleys
Braddock Heights
New York
Washington
Baltimore
West
Northern Central Railroad
Bruceville
Justic C H.eckstein
Atlantic City
Frederick city uses WPA funds for three projects
Three city construction and repair jobs totaling about 36000 dollars were submitted to the Works Progress Administration for Frederick. Mayor Llard C. Culler announced projects include a new home for the Citizens Truck Company repairs to the Junior Engine Company building and street repairs. Also noted: Bingo the bulldog died after being struck during a public interest episode.
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Works Progress Administration
Frederick City
Llard C. Culler
Citizens Truck Company
Junior Engine Company
Bingo
Edward P. Thomas
Rockwell Terrace
Groree
Buckeysinwn
Lime Kiln
Streck
Carroll Ecker
Oak Orchard
Tlwerebrane
New Windsor
Maryland
Flmer ST
Mtanwell
Frederick
New York
Local Personal News and Birth Announcements
Miss Mary Baker and Miss Nadine Brandenburg, daughters of local families, visited relatives in Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gibson of Lexington announce the birth of a daughter, Ruby Jean, at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing six pounds thirteen ounces. Dr and Mrs Jesse S Fifer of Buckerstown welcome a daughter born at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing four pounds nine and five eighth ounces. Edward H Mantz and wife return from Jacksonville for the wedding at Riverside Park Methodist Church of Betty Sue Fryer and William Gilmer Veal. Relive ub detterson visits Baltimore with brother in law Calvert Hartle. Marie Cline returns home from Havre de Grace vacation with uncle and aunt. Governor Theodore R McKeldin appoints S Fenton Harris as delegate to Biloxi conference August 31–September 2. Darlene Maser returns home after a week with relatives in Middletown.
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Mary Baker
Charles Baker
Normony
Nadine Brandenburg
C. Albert Brandenburg
Elernon
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Neel
Hugh Gibson
Lexington
Ruby Jean
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gibson
Dorothy Walters
Jesse S. Fifer
Buckerstown
Edward H. Mantz
College Avenue
Jacke
Fla
Ali Betty Sue Fryer
William Gilmer Veal
Riverside Park Methodist
Sickly Lynn Wiles Improves at Grandmother’s Home
Among the sick, Lynn Wiles daughter of Charles and Mrs Wiles of South Market street, confined with pneumonia at her grandmother Mrs John Esworthy’s home East Fourth street, is reported as much improved. Also, Paul F Brunner has returned home in Mt Pleasant after weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he was a patient. Mary Darr of 10 North Maryland avenue Brunswick, surgical patient at Frederick Memorial for three weeks, is slowly improving. she has undergone surgery twice. William Buxton of 7 West Fifth Street is returned home for a month’s rest. William Clem, 13, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Clem of Altica, discharged from Children’s Hospital School returning home. Mt John Brubaker of Trail avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery, improving nicely. Washington notes Sen Lyndon Johnson left by air for his Texas home with family and staff.
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Lynn Wiles
Charles Wiles
South Market Street
John Esworthy
East Fourth Street
Paul F. Brunner
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary Darr
North Maryland Avenue
Brunswick
Darr
William Buxton
West Fifths Street
William Clem
Charles Clem
Altica
Children’s Hospital
Mt. John Brubaker
Trail Avenue
Fund For the Republic Grant Draws Fire Over Political Activity
Washington article argues the Ford Foundation funded Fund For the Republic aims to expose alleged communist influence while critics say the group dodges taxation and infringes on corporate and union political activity rights. It cites Robert M. Hutchins defending neutrality yet urging public concern and critiques guilt by association in legal safeguards.
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David Lawrence Washington
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
United States
Congress of the United States
Fund For
The
Republic
Robert M. Hutchins
Fund For the
Hutchins
Gould
Supreme Court of the
Communist Party
Congress
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Politicka Vlighe
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Recently Married Migs Crabbs and Herbert Damazo Tie Vows
Migs Crabbs of New Midway and Herbert Damazo of New Bedford Mass exchanged nuptial vows August 7 at Seventh-day Adventist Church. Ceremony included orchid bouquet, organ recital, and a reception in Takoma Park. Bride wore blue organdy gown. groom a George Washington University pharmacist.
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Pocono Mountains
New England States
Takoma Park
Walkersville High School
Washinton Missionary Bar
Camp Detrick
George Washington University School of Pharmacy
Peoples Drug Store
Washington
Arkansas
Delaware
Georgia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Michigan
Robert Lee
Art Blake
LA Legion
Olga Calvilti
Jersey City
N. J
Barbara Dry
Reading
Helen Sherrill
Atlanta
Miss Carol Crum
Bobby Miller
Raymond Damara
Charles Ruch
Kenyion
Del
Ailton Dama
Briefcase With 38100 Securities On Counter
A briefcase containing 810 in negotiable securities travelers checks and savings bands sat on a snack bar counter in Lancaster Pa for about an hour yesterday before a waitress picked it up Joyce Coulter 17 handed it to her employers who notified police State Police at Gettysburg issued a teletype about the missing bag which Frank C Querry of St Petersburg Fla said he would return today for his property
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Lancaster
Joyce Coulter
Gettysburg
Frank C. Querry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Querry
Advertising leaflets and market price items in Dallas News
The Dallas News quotes a Shamrock Caterers leaflet boasting efficient maids and party fun while noting market prices including wheat at 1.85 per bushel and commodities around 83 cents. The piece includes a brief quote from Paul Crome and mentions no comment on the matter.
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Dallas
Lex
Paul Crome
Dallas News Today
Shamrock
Crome
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