Frederick News: Subscription Rates and Postal Info
The Frederick Maryland edition lists subscription options including one month for 1.07 and one year for 10.00 by mail. Carrier delivery varies with distance and may incur an extra five cents per copy. The paper is associated with the Associated Press and is a second class matter as of December 1 1961.
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Frederick
Maryland
Southern Ftg
MFO. CO
North Court
Ber
Chevieilon
Nember
Associated Press
Associates Press
All AP
Freeerick
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files
A December 1 2011 recap pulls from the News Post files with notes on local social events including a minstrel show profits for United Fire a reception for Antoinette Markell at West Patrick street and a Carnegie Hero Fund Commission award to Thomas L Walters for saving a Western Maryland passenger train. A Hagerstown fire water incident drenched Harry Hagan during an Odd Fellows celebration and Mr William James hosted a stag birthday for about 20 friends. The item closes with a Berlin dispatch predicting a possible war between Germany and England without a complete policy shift.
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United Fire On
VW M.C.A
Boys’ Department
Boys’ Committee
Hagerstown
Harry Hagan
Odd Fellows
Hagan
John A. Markell
West Patrick Street
Antoinette Markell
Frederick
Thomas L
Walters
Midvale
Thurmont
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Maryland
William James
East Church Street
Charles Gregg
NLESS
Germany
England
Berlin
Uncommon Cold Seeks Cure for Para Influenza Viruses
A newspaper piece notes researchers have identified para influenza types 1 2 and 3 as the uncommon cold viruses. It contrasts the familiar common cold with the persistent uncommon cold causing coughing sore throats and runny noses in children and parents while wishing scientists swift progress.
Community News Highlights Library Tea Honoring Bodine Guest
Letters thank The News for publicity on the Friends of the C Burr Artz Library tea at the Historical Society Home with Mr. C Aubrey Bodine as honored guest. Secretary Jeanne B Levinson commends cooperative coverage for this community project.
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Friends of the
C. Burr Artz Library
News and Post
Historical Society
C. Aubrey Bodine
Jeanne B. Levinson
Oppose Milk Quotas Sought by Interstate Board Proposal
A proposed resolution by the board of directors to set milk quotas targeting South Jersey is advanced under federal law. Hearings on the matter are expected in 1962 as officials seek action in the Philadelphia area.
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Roether Resolutien
Imecsiate
Souh Jersey
Fedeca
Onder
Arcsec
Phiadeistua
AZ Ahows
Deli Talks Faltering Far East Ties Amid War Fears
Secretary Hull resumes Far East negotiations with Japan as Roosevelt returns from a southern holiday to hear grim notes. Nomura and Kurusu emerge grave with no reply to the US position. Britain strengthens Burma and Thai fears rise. Dutch in East Indies mobilize. Red Cross drive surpasses $5.00 of $3,200 goal as county budget talks begin.
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Hull
White House
Roosevelt
Nomura
Saburo Kurusu
United States
Netherlands
East Indies
Singapore
United States Army
Navy
Far East
Burma
Thailand
Indo-China
Red Cross
Humphrey D. Wolfe
Howard County
Oak Hill Farm
Tech
Mark William Bowlus
Middletown
Freder Hospital
Baker Memoral Tower
Baker Park
Henry T. Wade
Hood College
Lewistown 4H Team Meet Sets Girls Event
In Lewistown a 4H team meet hosts the girls and Chad event with Mrs Putman involved guiding the participants during the gathering.
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Lewistown
Tee Morthis
Chad Was
Market Prices for Wheat and Barley by Farmers Cooperative
The Farmers Cooperative Association quotes local grain prices today for wheat and barley. Prices listed include Corn, Wheat, and Barley with respective bids in WD BR by the market.
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Farmers Cooperative
Cort, Barney Wheat
Local Health Notes From Middletown Area Hospitals
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital and nearby facilities list multiple local residents, including Robert P. Marendt admitted in Martinsburg, Darlene Rippeon with a broken leg at home, and several others under observation, treatment, or recovery in Frederick Memorial Hospital and related institutions.
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Robert P. Marendt
Hagerstown
Catrow
George M. Fisher
RFD 2
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Donna Kay Bales
Edwin Bales
Thurmont
Billy Young
Marion S. Young
RFD 1
Seymour Summers
Robert Bowlus
Middletown High School
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert
Stuart Bowlus
Burkittsville
Edgar M. Summers
Valley View
Cora O'Neal
Roscoe O'Neal
Ruth L. Fisher
Frederick Me
Romer V. Toms
Ramsburg Will Not Seek Reelection as Mayor
Mayor Ramsburg announced at City Hall that he will not run again. He cited his budget proposal and noted his gratitude for citizens' support during his tenure while stressing his recommendations remain sound.
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City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Ramsburg
Tam
Escapee from Maryland prison arrested in Richmond
The FBI said Thursday that they arrested an escapee from the Maryland House of Corrections identified as Robert Hares in Richmond Virginia. The arrest followed a pursuit and indicates continued cooperation between federal and state authorities.
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Fscaper
Richmond
FBI
Tharsday
Maryland House of Corrections
Robert Ian Hares
Abanes
Notsheoh by foe Lisanhaven survivals and civic belt push
A fragment from a Frederick page highlights a hunter’s fence breach with a loaded gun and a family survivor Count includes a wife and three children. It also notes civic safety efforts led by Mrs Ormond R Galvin to promote seat belts in cars and reports on police belt usage by Frederick City Police and State Police with claimed life saves. Edith H Shank’s poetry book Threads of Time is announced along with a Kentucky laundry recipe spoof and Civitan Club fruit cake fundraising. The Frederick Federal Savings new quarters feature is praised.
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Civic Club
Safety Department
Ormond R. Galvin
Charney Main
Frederick City
Woodrow W. Corbin
National Safety Council
Edith H. Shank
Frederick
Dorrance & Co
Philadelphia
Edith Shank
Kentucky
Klean
Civitan Club
Civitans
Civitan
Frederick Students Attend Symphony Concert
Nearly 2,000 Frederick County students in grades 7-12 attended two Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concerts at Frederick High School. The event marked the fifth year of the Symphony’s Frederick engagement and a Community Concert that evening. County musicians Diane Brown and Scott Mackler performed as guest players in the prelude to Wagner’s Meistersinger under associate conductor Herbert Grossman.
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Frederick County
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick High School
Frederick
Herber Grossman
D Meistersinger
Diane Brown
Middletown High
Scott Mackler
Thomason
West Frederick Jun
Ces
Meistersinges
Loans Considered by Frederick Montgomery FHA Committee
The Frederick and Montgomery Area Committee of the Farmers Home Administration reviewed eleven loan requests in Winchester Hall including six for new rural housing and five farm operating loans. Two housing loans for mural area homes and a heating system install were approved. Three applications were deemed ineligible and asked to resubmit with additional information. Five operating loans totaling 7,000 dollars were approved to expand local farms.
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Frederick and Montgomery
Farmers Home Administration
Winchester Hall
FHA
H. Bryce Hopkins
A . Prsubie Ature
Fragmentary Notice Contains Names and Incomplete Phrases
The readable text lists Harold Shaver and John Renner among scattered names with unclear roles and no coherent event or action described. The fragmentary OCR lacks dates places or outcomes to form a complete news item or notice.
Frederick City Budget Proposes Tax Cut and Pay Increases
The 1962 budget lowers the city tax rate to 1.35 and increases salaries for mayor, aldermen, and police officials. Mayor Ramsburg notes reassessment raises bases but affirms no overall tax cut misleads. Four police and two civilian clerks are added to the force to reduce clerical work at headquarters.
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Frederick City
Ramsburg
Frederick
Jacob KR. Hiramsburg
Board of Aldermen
Deaths in Brunswick and nearby towns noted
Obituary items report Wallie Franklin Ayers 74 of Brunswick died at home. D. Perry Coblentz 87 Middletown area farmer died at Valley View Nursing Home. Mrs. George A. Chadwick 82 Gaithersburg founder of the Women’s Club dies at son's Boyds residence. Services listed in each case with church affiliations and survivors. Additional notes mention municipal administration discussions and proposed salary provisions.
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V. F. Ayers
Wallie Franklin Ayers
Pearl Holmes Ayers
A” St
Brunswick
Charles and
Mary Baker Ayers
Arlington F. Ayers
Catherine Guasseford
Funleah
Fla
Leonard E. Ayers
Silver Spring
Ernie
EB. Ayers
Estella Ambrose
Baltimore
Jessie Scully
Frederick
Brownsville Church of the Brethren
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B & O Veterans and Carmans Lodge
C. H
Brownsville Heights
Church of the Brethren
Albert Huston
D. Perry Coblents
D. Perry Coblentz
Middletown
Valley View
Charles H
Frances Routzahn Coblentz
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George A. Chadwick
Asenath Graves Chadwick
Gaithersburg Women's Club
Boyds
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
Vickers, Inc
Chadwick
Alexandria
Washington Grove
Montgomery County
Chadsici
George A. Chalwick Jr
Obituary notices from the area funeral homes and services
Obituaries record multiple deaths with services and burial details. M R Jon formerly of Brunswick dies at Georgetown Hospital age 68, longtime B&O Railroad clerk. Anna Virginia Imyre of Boonsboro dies at 81, survived by daughter Thelma Staye. large funeral for Lawrence Andrew Walter Doubs with Masonic rites. service times, locations, and interment listed.
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Edwards Earl Samuel Edwards
McArthur Blvd
N. W
J. Robert Edwards
This City
Bernard D. Wright
Savannah
Grant E. Dagenhart
Knoxville
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Jon
Brunswick
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
John G
N. Virginia Mills Edwards
First Baptist Church
Edwards
Baltimore and Oh Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Veteran Employes Association
The
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
All of
Brunswick, Etchison and Son
J. Luther Ityre
Anna Virginia Imyre
Boonsboro
J. Luther Imyre
Mt. Lena
Jacob E
Emma Jane (Harrison) Weddle
Mt. Nebo Eub
Thelma V. Staye
East Funeral Home
Richard F. Batman
Lawrence Andrew Walter
Doubs
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Bruce Gabbert Jr
Ferency Leice
Robert H. Carex
Walker R. Smith
Norman S. Best
Robert @. Tuck
Richart Jors
Integration Group Plans Project Across Eastern States
The Integration Group announces Project Bat Peas On MTat Tore to organize a mass drive in articles of TLD and open accom for the entire state. Secretary Rinald Robunson urges support and cooperation from towns in several Eastern states to prepare a nationwide effort with regional events scheduled for Saturday.
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KTP
Mtat
Rinald Robunson
de Orcenization
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Ove R. Neilsen
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Seoul
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Red China
Board of Foreign Missions of the
United’ Lutheran Church of America
Putman
Notsheoh
Foe Lisanhaven
Mrs. Shank
Frederick Federal Savings and Loan Association
North Market Street
Gram
Raytreiny
Ceorce Nichoson
Rus i Wachter
New Grange
Tees Causty Grange
Grange Tale Right
Saelito
Oebe
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Petcesearr
Cir
New “Administration Rive
Gartner's Funeral
East Diamond Avenue
Gaithersburg
Darnestown Cemetery
Integration Group
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