Cool Summers Drive Nation Toward More Home Air Conditioning
Heat waves boost air conditioner sales across the United States with projected 1983 installations rising to 350000 to 375000. Experts predict over 10 million homes will have some cooling by year end, and more than two million will have central systems. The District of Columbia leads in cooled homes, Texas shows high central cooling rates, and Alaska notes a small number of centrally cooled houses. Autumn will still arrive in many areas.
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U. S
District of Columbia
Capitol
Texas
Alaska
September Reflections on Nature and Human Labor
The passage contrasts September as a natural month of fruit and preparation for winter with human life where work and competition rise. It notes vacations end, people plan for the year, and households and workers brace for the season's demands while animals stock fodder.
Funeral notices many for local residents in Unionville and nearby areas
Funeral services were held or announced for several residents. Mrs Leola Bid dinger of Unionville died Thursday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with services at Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield. Interment followed at Chapel Cemetery near Libertytown. Another service was for Thyne Shiptev of Westminster, officiated by Rev Naery Ledgard, with interment at Harmony Grove Cemetery in Gist. Mrs Mary Palmer Stottlemser of New Market died Tuesday night. services were at Falconer Funeral Home, interment at New Market Cemetery. Alfred Hayes of Nearest nearby town died at Bethesda Naval Hospital. service at 106 East Church Street with pallbearers named. Interment at Marnet Minet Cemetery. STUDIO MAN DIES HOLLYWOOD Edgar J Mannix 72, Mayer stadium VP GM for 38 years, diedFriday of a heart attack. He was Fort Lee, N J native and retired seven years earlier.
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Leola M Biddinger
Unionville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Waltz Funeral Home
Liberty Road
Winfield
Lawrence H. Mason
Lynganore Methodist Church
Chapel Cemetery
Livertytown
Waltz
Thyne
Shiptev
Westminster
Naery
Ledgard
Ebenezer Methodist Church
Roby Gibson Jr
Garland
Ralph Dull
Wesley Bond
David Nestele
Harmony Grove
Gist
Mary Palmer Stottlemser
Martin L. Stottlemser
Falconer
New Market
Clark Rist
Kenneth MacDonald
Allen Nicodemus
Stoll Kemp
Clifford Watkins
Je. Thurman Bursss
Harvey Davis
Jesse M. Burall
Alfred Hayes
Reagerstown
Bethesda Naval Hospital
East Church Street
Frederick M. Grimmer
H Ray Mackley
Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Carrol
Lawson
C. Russell Lawson
Gerry S. Etzler
Vance Etzler
Evane Etzler
H. Ray Mackley
Minet
R. Fichison and Son
Studio Man
Hollywood
Edgar J
Keddie
Albert O. Gamber
Helen E. Garber
Flohrville
New Jersey
Hamilton
Charles
California
Orville Joy
Mildred Wolfe
Edward Unkwart
Frederick Unkwart
Reisterstown
Phillips
Melville
Sykesville
William
Woodbine
William EB. Wiley
Owings Mill
Providence
Gamber
Carroll County
Joke G
Heifman
Madaline V. Hoffman
John G. Hoffman
Funkstown
Charles W
Elizabeth Tucker Cronenburg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Homemakers Club
Gladhill
Middletown
George Bowden
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Marshall Lookinghill
Lottie R. West
Ella M. Lockinghill
West
Harry
Frizelburg
Herman
New Windsor
Aubrey
Mt. Airy
Donald
Thurmont
Catherine VanFossen
Woodsters
Belvin Biddinger
Adamstown
Middletown Agrees to Buy Fire Hose and Modernize
Fifty years ago Middletown decided to purchase 500 feet of rubber hose and several hundred feet of cotton covered hose, with three total hoses planned and a new base bought at five cents per foot. The town also faced ballot troubles in Frederick County over wording for five or six candidates. Master Fahrney Young fell ill at his aunt’s home after injuring his right foot. A mare found smothered to death in a straw stack near George Altman’s farm. A severe electrical storm damaged J. Rey Sundergill’s barn near Libertytown. Nearly 250 children attended the public playground’s closing, with Nan L. Mildren and W. W. Saunders present. Fireplug standardization was urged by Alderman Henry H. Abbott. Ten dogs were euthanized at the city pound due to heat. Mr Ate Nu, a local butcher, died suddenly of apoplexy. Claude Hahn was named official court stenographer.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Board of Election Supervisors
Fahrney Young
George H. Wiener
North Market Street
George Altman
Frederick
J. Rey Sundergill
Libertytown
Nan L. Mildren
The
Ladies‘ Home Journal
W.W. Saunders
Y.M.C.A. Che
Henry H. Abbott
Ate NU
le Wwidel
Notnagle Brothers
West All Saints Street
Sophia Nothagle
Claude
Hahn
Emory L. Coblentz
Liberators and lightnings attack Wewak and more
Twenty years ago the News-Post notes a 114 ton bombing raid on Wewak New Guinea adding at least 37 Japanese planes to the 200 plus destroyed since mid August. The Soviet Army captured Yelnya near Smolensk in a push toward the German northern line. Aviation cadet Charles Va Price injured Aug 23 at Moody Field Ga.
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Wewak
New Guinea
Yelnya
Smolensk
Russia
Charles VA. Price
Moody Field
Oui Buch Lew Sow
Browns
Washington Senators
Frederick's
Independent Grocers’ Association
FSS
Third Service
Camp Pickett
D. John Markey
Col Markey
War Department
Office OF Price Administration
Deaths in multiple Maryland communities a series of obituaries
The notices detail funerals and survivals for Bernice E Baker 78 Salinas California born in Nebraska widowed Ralph E Baker Seaside siblings Harold and Pearl Day Mary Frances Day born Frederick County and long time Liver Spring resident plus numerous Day relatives in Silver Spring Frostburg Atlanta and more. Additional deaths include Mrs Helen Garber 68 Flohrville with many California Maryland and Pennsylvania descendants. Madaline Hoffman 58 Funkstown. Marshall Lookinghill 85 Unionville. Donald L Phillips 35 Sandy Hook. Harvey N Rippeon 72 Mt. Pleasant and other local obituaries with funeral home details and interment plans.
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Mary Frances Day
Liver Spring
Frederick County
James D
Laura V. Day
Silver Spring
Laura M. Day
Robert J. Day
Roger X. Day
Frostburg
Isadore M. Day
Atlanta
Warner
Maps And Graphs Aid In Study Says 30 Days To Better Grades
The article explains a survey and resurvey method for textbook study, emphasizing maps graphs and captions to identify main ideas. It notes study steps from skimming bold text to memorization and cautions that many students fear visual aids though they can boost understanding. It also contains funeral notices and medical transport brief items from local communities.
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Fae Reading Laboratory, Inc
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Grant
Lee
United States
Ther
Personal notice fragment highlights a listing or ad
A fragmented personals item appears with unclear details about individuals and relations. The readable parts suggest a classified personal listing seeking contact or notes about a private matter. Further specifics are not readable in the surviving text.
Talton-Newcomer Marriage Blessed At Good Shepherd Church
Misa Mary Catherine Talton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ashly Talton near Frederick married Merle Eugene Newcomer Thurmont Friday at 7 30 p m in Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Rev Carroll L Boyer officiated Walter Weidner brother in law gave the bride in marriage The couple reside in Thurmont following a reception in the church social room Both attended local schools and hold jobs in the area
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Misa Mary Catherine Talton
Ashly Talton
Frederick
Merle Eugene Newcomer
Merle C. Newcomer
Thurmont
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Carroll L. Boyer
Walter Weidner
Floyd Newcomer
Edward Robertson
James Shildt
Frederick High School
Sagner and Son
Six Injured in Chain Accident Near Zora Route 16
Six area residents were injured in a three car chain crash on Route 16 two miles west of Zora Adams County early Friday. Victims include Pauline Burkhart 3 Highfield Paul E Biddle 19 Highfield Dorothy Tum 17 Cascade Joyce Elaine Moss 31 Highfield Katie Curry 19 Blue Ridge Summit and Larry E Minaidh 23 Waynesboro. ambulances transferred injured to Annie E Warner Hospital Gettysburg.
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Waynesboro
Zora
Adams County
Pauline Burkhart
Paul E. Biddle
Dorothy Tum
Cascade
Joyce Elaine Moss
Highfield
Katie Curry
Blue Ridge Summit
Larry E. Minaidh
Clayton Avenue
Gettysburg Shoe Company
Evelyn M. Carson
Lewisberry R. D. 1
Moss
South's Guess Loses Hand in Bridge Column
The column analyzes a bridge hand where North South would likely reach four hearts with an easy game. The analysis notes that three no trump offers an overtrick potential, while South’s plan falters as the fake entry and finesses misfire, leading to a poor result for South.
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Hearts
Jan
Sres
Joe Eisenhauer's End and Safety as State of Mind
A brief editorial note argues safety is a mental discipline guiding people to accept restraints that prevent accidents. It emphasizes awareness of imminent danger and consequences rather than enforcement, signaling a philosophy of proactive personal responsibility.
Indifference to Highway Tragedies Prompts Call for Change
A preacher recalls a seven year old boy trapped in a New York well and an eight year old killed by a car, contrasting nationwide rescue efforts with public apathy toward highway deaths. He urges moral focus on road safety and responsibility. The piece laments lax traffic rules and urges citizens to carry faith into daily life on the highways.
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Washington
America
Bible in the Classroom Theme Stirs Community Debate
A Labor Day homily laments violence and rush, urging moral guidance as students return to school. A reader letter questions the exclusion of religion from classrooms, contrasting old reverence with contemporary views. The column notes a South vs East bridge hand ending with East taking the last two tricks.
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South
East
Condition Of Rivers Memesgq-cher Ant Lew Of Aaa
A fragmented OCR note reports on the condition of rivers with unclear references to memes and a person or group labeled aaa. The readable text hints at environmental or waterway status but lacks concrete details or dates.
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News-Post
Ralph E. Baker
Bernice E. Baker
Salinas ‘Hospital
Satines
Cali
Oah
Neb
Seaside
Falpe FE. Baker
Ome
Harold E. Baker
Warren Townsend Fof Jefferson
Robert E. Baker
Baldwin
Kan
Robert Jonston
Centralia
R. A. Nelson
Buena Park
Calif
Felix Parker
Warsaw
Earl Loyd
Shawnee
Percy Applegarth
Holland
D. A. Applegarth
Joplim
Healey
Donald L. Phillips
Donald LeRoy Phillips
Brunswick
Sandy Hook
Robert Cather
Pearl Amelia Keyser Phillips
E. C. Ernst Electrical Corporation
Washington, D.C
Germany
Jean Doorer
York
Eacles
Harper's Ferry
RM. Braden
Part Heights
Masonic Lodge
Harvey N. Rigpess
Harvey N. Rippeon
Mt. Pleasant
John T
Margaret Z Hahn Rippeon
Farreld Company
Ia Pring Nant
Rosfital
Union Bridge
Lena Horvath
Frederick Memorial Hespital
Myra Starr Hamiton
Carrol County General Hospital
Raymom H Persinger
Richard Persinger
Bunker Hill Road
Frederick Memorial
Merton Blacksten
Helen Rinehart
Jobenvilie
Ver
Austin Hildebrand
Yellow Springs
Lucy Talton
Thurmont High School
U.S. Navy
Biser Electric
Kennedy Shatie
Carson
Minnich
Gettysburg
Etter
W. King St
Donald E. Smith
Mechanicsburg
Emmitsburg
Ble Ridge Summit
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Joe Eisenhauer
New York State
Benny
Atlantic
Pacific
Frederick City
Heavenly Father
Whalem Hull
Gali
G. William Shipley
Washington Street
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