Labor unions and campaign contributions spark bidding questions
Washington debates whether labor union fundraising from AFL CIO leaders obligates elected congress members to act on donors’ wishes. James B Carey argues for accountability while historic figures like John L. Lewis and Saul Alinsky recount the money’s pro quo role, including 1936 and 1938 campaigns and broader labor influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
James B. Carey
AFL Cio
CIO
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lev
Labor
Mr. Lewis
Saul D. Alinsky
G. P. Putnam & Sons
Roosevelt
Sir. Lewis
United Mine Workers
United
W House
Democratic Party
Radio Time
United States
Hoosevelt
Saul Alinsky
John L. Lewis
The News Front Pages Frederick August 25 1959
Frederick Maryland newspaper page details subscription rates and masthead information. The issue notes costs for mail and carrier delivery, references the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations, and lists postal and publication details for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
THE
Southern Pig
MFG. CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau_of
Associated Press
Republicacon
AP News
Freatick
Underground storage growth and local incidents in brief
The U S natural gas industry stores increasing volumes underground with a 3195 million project filed in Kansas and 20 states hosting storage pools led by Pennsylvania and West Virginia. An interview with Edward A Ackerman urges new water resource management, cautioning against large dam programs. A bicycle collision injures 12 year old Lewis Whipp on West Patrick street. Sgt Sherman Boone investigates. John S Teeter and Sons Inc sells to Harry T Campbell Sons Corp subsidiary. new operations begin September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Kansas
Federal Power Commission
Pennsylvania
West Via
Edward A. Ackerman
Ackerman
Senate
United States
National Council of Engineers
Lewis Whipp
South Market Street
West Patrick Street
Whipp
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Sherman Boone
Teeter
John S. Teeter and Sons Inc
Gettysburg
Westminster-New Windsor
Carroll County
Harry T. Campbell Sons’ Corporation
Towson
New Corporation
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News August 25 1903
A Middletown correspondent recalls Barbara Freitchie and hero George Blessing dubbed the Highland Hero. An engine failure disrupted a 9:15 W F and G R R train when uncoupled cars broke away near Market Street. An informal musicale welcomed Miss Rebecca Houck of Baltimore at Miss Madeline Fraley’s Emmitsburg home. YMCA yester tournament results show Dr B O Thomas beating Mr Witham Cramer and R DelaPlaine defeating G DeGrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harbaugh
Middletown
Barbara Freitchie
Frederick
George Blessing
Highland Farms
W. F
Market Street
Madeline Fraley
Emmitsburg
Rebecca Houck
Baltimore
R. Dela- Plaine
G. de- Grence
B. O Thomas
Witham Cramer
Frederick Station Use to Expand Public Works Plan
Forty 85 year old Frederick passenger station at South Market and East All Saints faces public works improvements. Birthday party for Little Miss Ann Runkles marks three years with Urbana guests from Frederick and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Coyne
Mare and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
South Market
East All Saints Street
Ann Runkles
C. Wilson Runkles
Urbana
Betty Lou Gaver
Dorothea Carbaugh
Sandra Steele
Margaret Ann Wayble
Jo Anne Schroeder
Jean Lippy
Peggy
Gene Geisler
Minam Weinbach
Philadelphia
Science Explorer Scout Post Busy This Summer
The Science Explorer Scout Post continues its science study and physical fitness program with meetings twice weekly. Monday evenings include swimming practice and planning for future activities while Saturday mornings focus on science and engineering topics. Key members include Harold M. quartermaster and Keith O. secretary with advisors John S. Her, Ker Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Explorer
Nis
Provecure Gineering
Post
Science Post
Ming
George Cran
Harold M. Quartermaster
Keith O. Secretar Stephan
Craig V. Moorinz
Science
Raymond T. Green
Carl Branden Meurer
Robert Wiega Plorer
John S. Her
Lind
Thurmont Telephones to adopt Crestview central office
Thurmont telephones will receive a Crestview central office name on August 31. The change affects dialing and directory listings with new Crestview numbers replacing old ones. The directory issued the same day will reflect the new names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Mont
Crestview
Funeral services held for A. Lamar Barrick at Woodsboro
Large crowds attended the funeral for A. Lamar Barrick of Woodshore who died of a heart attack on Saturday. Services were conducted Monday at 2 PM at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Woodsboro with ministers and mourners in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser
A. Lamar Berricx
Loodshore
Woodsboro
Jacob R. Kercer
Day party honors brother at Kenmuir home
Rena Kennedy hosted a day party for her brother Benjamin Fleagle on Aug 17 at Kenmuir. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Benjamin Fleagle and Misses and Mrs from Oxford and Uniortown. Guests enjoyed a social gathering with local residents and Drs. and hotel hosts in attendance.
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Rena Kennedy
Benjamin EL Fleagle
Kenmuir
Aimy
Benjamin BE
Janettesville
Robert G
Fieagie
Fleagle
Oxford
Ensland
Mirs
Bailey Fleade
Uniortown
Corns
Mgr. Ring
Bv.s
Peo
Will
Texas
Larry
Hood College
G. Hunter Bowers
Coffman
Missing Cohesive Detail on House Elections and Donations
Fragmentary report notes a majority of House members elected with help and claims federal records show a small sum spent while large donations came from state tions not covered by federal contribution laws. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Fox-Flock Wedding Noted in Snide Ey God Crurca
A brief wedding notice records Fox and Flock tying their vows in a ceremony reported by the Snide Ey God Crurca. The notice notes the couple’s names and venue details as filed in the public notice section.
Frederick County 4H rehearses for Timonium State Fair demonstrations
4H Club members prepare to represent Frederick County with farm demonstrations at the Timonium State Fair. The dress rehearsal in Winchester Hall features Treacherous Tractor Tricks led by Newelly Devilbiss and Dennis Wilhide. Demonstrators include Walter Brown, David Rippeon, John Bare, Edgar Hawker, Joseph Smith, Mark Miller, Charles Ramey, Robert Stans, Donald Haugh, and the De Lauders. Assistant agents Eigenbrode and Shiffler advise. Others will participate at the fair but not in rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Timonium State Fair
Edgar Hawker
Joseph Smith
Mark Miller
Charles Ramey
Robert Stans
Donald Haugh
Robert
Elaine de Lauder
David D. Eigenbrode
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Tommy Fouche
June Dudrow
Sue Carol Adams
Alice Hevner Z
Summer Swim Meet at Fort Detrick for Francis Scott Key District
The Francis Scott Key District Scouts host the fifth Annual Summer Swim Meet at Fort Detrick pool on Saturday morning. Thirteen events include free style, back stroke, breast stroke and relays for Scouts and Explorers with two or more boys per unit.
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Boy Scouts
Francis Scott Key
Fort Detrick
Explorers
President Shops In Hanover For Lawn Furniture
President Eisenhower visited the Firestone store on Broadway and Locust in Hanover with five companions including Secret Service agents. He selected four adult lawn chairs and left without a purchase, after briefly shopping for use at Gettysburg farm. no further stops were noted.
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Hanover
Presiden
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Secret Service
Firestone
Broadway
Locust Street
York
Funeral for Ella Nora Knippie Held in Emmitsburg
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Wilson Funeral Home in Emmitsburg for Ella Nora Knippie 78 who died at 220 East Main Street Emmitsburg. Rev. Philip Bower officiated and interment followed in the Rackge Cemetery with pallbearers Ralph Mcrovert Saylor Joseph Dide Knippie Sr Donald and Richard Krippie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T’ the Wilson Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Ella Nora Knippie
East Main Street
Philip Bower
Rack Ge
Ralph McRovert Saylor
Joseph Dide Knippie Sr
Donalde
Richard Krippie
Apple Growers Sign For Coop Marketing
A four state fruit marketing cooperative based in Martinsburg West Virginia says it has signed up over 30 percent of processing apples available to independent processors. Eastern Fruit Marketing Cooperative Inc released suggested price levels for processing apples and reported 501 growers signed up about five million bushels. A members meeting is planned for Friday August 28 at Glaize Brothers packing house Winchester Virginia on the eve of Senator Harry Byrd’s picnic to decide how to use the cooperative bargaining strength. No contracts with processors have been signed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Thhe
Eastern Fruit Marketing Cooperative Inc
York
Eastern
Glaize Brothers Packing House
Winchester
Harry Byrd
Chance for All-Expense Visit to Chula Vista
National contest tied to Fiesta de la Loma marks its 25th anniversary offers a family a one week trip to Chula Vista California all expenses paid entrants write up to 1100 words with a photo of the whole family include church school and grades pets father job mother clubs car and why visit deadline September 15 selections announced September 18 at Fiesta de la Loma P O Box 048 Chula Vista Calif
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Chula Vista
Rtin
Southern California
I Fiesta de la Lama
P. O
Calif
Winging
Local residents recoveries and hospital notices in Frederick area
Among The Sick Mr Roy Culler near Braddock Heights returned home after Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. Mr Harry T Holier Middletown barber recovers at home after illness at his shop he sold to C Kenneth Bussard. Ava Harne daughter of Grover Harne Middletown moved to Washington County Hospital for surgery. Sue Warner daughter of Clyde Warner New Windsor treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a severe cut on the foot. Russell O'Brien Jr near Frederick released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Robert N Abrecht admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital as medical patient. Roy Lee Rippeon admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after injuries in automobile accident. Clifford M Baker 1204 North Market street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Harry R Wastler near Jefferson admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital and underwent surgery. Investigation closed Edgewood Md AP commander says inquiry into Bush River Inn incident finding soldier scientists sang obscene anti Army songs is closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Culler
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry T. Holier
Middletown
C. Kenneth Bussard
Ava Harne
Grover Harne
Washington County Hospital
Sue Warner
Clyde Warner
New Windsor
Russell O'Brien Jr
Frederick
Robert N. Abrecht
East 1
Third Street
Roy Lee Rippeon
RFD
Clifford M. Baker
North Market Street
Harry R. Wastler
Jefferson
Obituary notices from Maryland area deaths
Deaths include Jacob Pryor of Smuthsburg after a year long illness. Infant Brenda Lee Carr of Weverton dies at five weeks in Hagerstown hospital. John Thomas Jacobs 69 of Martinsburg RFD West Virginia dies at home after farming 23 years. Hattie Lee Shade 74 of Morgantown West Virginia dies after illness. survivors listed. Funeral services planned in Brunswick Union Cemetery with local directors.
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Jacob Pryor
Smuthsburg
Washington Coospital
Foxville
Upton and
Minerva ‘Bearsnider’ Pryor
Western Maryland Railnes
Brenda Lee Carr
Hagerstown
Floyd
Helen Cook Carr
Weverton
Michael
Jennett
Bonnie
Patricia
Brunswick
Ralph Miller
Union Cemetery
Levettsville
C. H Feete
John Thomas Jacobs
Martinsburg
Rfd
W. Va
Berkeley County
John
Ellen (Price) Jacobs
Raymond i Racey
Buckeystown
Births Reported Across Frederick Area This Week
Birth notices list numerous families from Frederick and surrounding towns. Entries include Raymond Red and Kathleen Susas Dickerson sixth child. Paul Albaugh Union Bridge fourth child second daughter Kathleen Susas. Noah Woodbine eighth child Roger Dale. Clarence Grams second child first daughter Wanda Jean. Roy Zimmerman third child second son Jay Mirel. Charles Carson third child third daughter Cheryle Mae. Albert Jones fourth child second son John Edgar. Douglas Daxhoff second child first daughter Deborah Son. Robert Bacent first son Daniel Lee. Leroy Ambush third child second son Alton Howard. Ardie O Hanlon fifth child first son Ardie Patrick Jr.. Austin Reeder third child first daughter Bonnie Irene. Charles Turner second child first son Chris Allan. Delmar Getzandanner first child a son. plus Braddock Heights first child son Delmar Getzan danner. WODGES UPWARD stock market shows early gains in steels motors and some aircrafts.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Red
Dickerson
Paul Albaugh
RFD
Union Bridge
Kathleen Susas
Albaugh
Mary Ann Barkier
Noah i Woodbine
Roger Dale
Skidmore
Corbie
Carson
Mary Jane Askins
New Marke
Albert W. Jones
John Edgar
Jones
Eloise
Branden‘burg
Middletown
Douglas Daxho
Ridge Road
Damascus
Deborah
Robert D. Bacent
Frederick
Daniel Lee
le Bagent
Mary Fran‘ces Etzler
Leroy Ambush
Adamstown
Alton Howard
iMrs
Ambush
Mar
Garet Crumbie
Frederick Country
Ardie P. O'Hanlon
jArdie Patrick Jr
Austin Reeder
Bonnie Irene
iReeder
Mazie Irene Lawson
Urbana
Charles K. Turner
North Market Street
Chris Allan
Sune Day
Turner
Barbara Ann Wiles
Delmar E. Getzandanner
Braddock Heights
Jchild
Sunday
Getzandanner
Lilli Pettelkau
Germany
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C Court
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County Road
Frederi
Elmer E. Wachter
Earl F. Starr
Sherman Avenue
Hartsock
Armstrong Furniture Martinsburg
Furniture Workers Union
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Superv
Felton
Okers
Row LemeEenny
Caver
A. Lamar Barrick
Droneburs
Crand- Clete
Princess Hotel
L. Beall Ho
Main Street
Arnold ST. Hart
Andrew J. Coffman
Frank J. Keefer
Benjamin L. Shuff
Andrew G. Truxal
Katherine Sherrill
R. Paul Smith
Smith
Thomas
Truxal
Shuff
Scott
Hooper
Newman
Detrick
President
Apple
Coop Marketing
Edgewood, Md
Army Chemical Center
Bush River Inn
Hattie L. Shade
Hattie Lee Shade
4Burg
Ada Barker
Carrie Unger
Ungers Store
Wodges
New York
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