Taneytown High School notes plan December events
The third regular meeting of the dustor Lester High School PPA is set for December 15 in the high school auditorium. The music department led by Mrs Janet Yeieh schedules a Christmas program starting December 1 with eighteen clubs including Art, Athletics, Draf mates, Camera, games of skill, library, Math, Science and Sound, Record, Whirling and Models, Dance, FHA, Future Nurses, and FFA. Miss Dorothy Snook was Daisy Mae and Janet McKinney named queen. Jeanne Myers won the door prize puppy that she gave to Stephen Feeser.
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Dustor Lester High School
PPA
Janet Yeieh
Taneytown High School
FHA
FFA
Dorothy Snook
Daisy Mae
Janet McKinney
Sade Hawkins
Jeanne Myers
Stephen Feeser
Subscriptions and rates page in The News 1958
The Frederick News lists subscription options with monthly and yearly rates, carrier delivery and mailing details. The page includes publication information, office contact, and a note about post office class matter.
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Frederick
Marviend
Great Southern Pig
MFG
North Court
Nuclear energy debate and local court demand in Rockville
The Montgomery County Bar Association urges the State Legislature to create an additional circuit court judgeship in Rockville and to raise salaries for judges and jurors. The group notes traffic has risen 445 percent in five years to 2,906 cases ending September 1, 1958, while discussing broader prospects for nuclear power and its cost barriers against conventional energy sources.
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Montgomery County Bar Association
John W. Neumann
United States
Gesree
Great Briawn
Arctic Ocean
John R. Reeves
Clean Unlimited
Nescull Bench
James
Carlton Ward Jr
Chemical Industry Association
Ward
Nuclear Energy
Atomic Energy Commission
Maryland jurist pay hike proposal faces delays
The Maryland Court of Appeals may not assign an additional judge as hoped this week. The Maryland State Bar Association seeks legislation allowing County Council to raise judge salaries by up to 2500 annually to reach 3900. Juror pay is asked to rise from five to ten dollars a day, with mileage allowances of five cents per mile to be removed.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lulu
Fifty Years Ago in The News Column
A column recalls a measurement of incidents from The News dated December 5 1996. A shopkeeper Mr Zimmermann chased a thief who robbed his money drawer at a North Market confectionery. Russell Mattoon a five year old fell from a balcony breaking bones. Payne buys cottages at Bradock Heights for $4000. Trees stolen from a field near Leats Orphanage. A pet rabbit on West Patrick street killed by a cut throat.
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Spencer
Zimmerman
North Market Street
Mr. Zimmerman
Russell
Soni
Kate Mattoon
South Street
Jim
Carl Willard
West Patrick Street
Sunday Blue Law Echoes Through Letters to Editor
Readers urge enforcing Sunday closing for businesses to preserve a day of rest. The letter cites past norms, debates open shops, restaurants, and services, noting many trades and farm work continue on Sundays. The writer argues for a return to the blue law, calling for action even if the law is old.
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S. S. Kresge Company
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A 1938 Frederick Frederick area recap notes Democratic control of the Board of County Commissioners with one GOP exception over chief clerk replacement Archiey R. Molesworth. George W. Arnold named board president. Edward S. Delaplaine appointed chief judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
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Board of County Commissioners
Democratic State Central Committee
Archiey R. Molesworth
George W. Arnold
Edward S. Delaplaine
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Nive
Hammond Urner
Everedy sale to Standard Publishing announced
The Lebherz brothers Harry Bill and Bob Lebherz will continue on the Everedy Company board under new ownership by Standard Publishing of Ohio. The transfer preserves Everedy as the name of the business and the brothers’ roles, with officials Daniel Hogan Jr John Bolton Jr and Samuel Dennis III signing the articles of transfer. Frederick welcomes Standard Publishing as a local industrial asset.
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Everedy Company
Standard Publishing
Ohio
Line
Harry J. Lebherz
William B. Lebherz
Robert W. Lebherz
Everedy
Lwill
Frederick
Harry
Bil
Bob
Bill
Daniel E. Hogan Jr
John Bolton Jr
Samuuel S. Dennis
Everedy Artieles
Jnew
Jobless Rolls Seen Rising Amid Seasonal Slowdown
New York AP reports unemployment likely to rise in early 1959 due to farm slowdowns and outdoor work stoppages plus weather effects. Experts fear a national rate around five million, with factory output and capital goods demand influencing employment. Civil service numbers remain high as government payrolls grow.
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New York
Clauselan
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Labor and Commerce Departments
Uise
Fort Detrick News and Community Events
Fort Detrick enlisted men raise funds to entertain 50 underprivileged Frederick children at a post Christmas party December 17 with Santa Claus and gifts. Dr Le Ror Fothergill spoke in New Orleans on biological warfare defense and a potato talk to the American Bacteriologists group. Civilian and military awards are announced, and multiple Christmas and farewell parties are planned at the Eagles Club and Officers Open Mess. New arrivals welcome. several promotions and civilian awards noted.
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Fred
John Morrison
C. Thomas Summers
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New Orleans
Tulane Medical School
South Central
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Fothergill
Eagles Club
Debonnaires
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George Devilbiss
Edna Smith
Pilot Plant
Harold Knode
Bob Moberly
Libbe Smith
Mildred Ambush
Michael Orianda
Mary Fleck
Pilot Plants Division
Nelson 5
iLyttle
National Institutes For Health
Bethesda
SP5
David Brown
Elks Club
iMrs
Lyttle
Directorate
Shirley Eckenrode
Charlie
Betty Downs
Post
Frederick
Office of Information and Public Affairs
Michigan State University
East Lansing
John Convey
Philadelphia
Dottie Winpigler
New York
J. Paul Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leonard Kreisler
Charles Neal
Tie Joy
New Jersey
Hancock
Bill’ Sanders
Bill Blumenauer
Duke
Chuck’ O'Harp
Herbert Tanner
Dottie
Blank
Debbie
Jerry
Santa
Bud Rice
Ted Stephens
Pete Demchakj
J. Sr. Chapman
Clarence Orndorff
Gene Sprankle
Milt Frank Jr
Army of Deer Hunters
Pocewel
Tom Brengle
Paul Middaugh
Sarasota
Fla
Manuel Neiro
Puerto Rico
Ella Pearl
Signal Office
Evelyn McQuillan
Side Glances from Fort Detrick and Nearby
National Sojourners install new Fort Detrick officers led by Harold Chichester with Captain Amos Johnson and Captain J. T. Waters among the officers. Readers note trips home for Thanksgiving, deer hunting reports, birthdays celebrated, and personnel shifts including students entering dental and plant pathology programs.
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National Sojourners
Fort Detrick
The
Harold Chichester
Amos Johnson
J. T. Waters
Elmer Bokesch
Charles Baldwin
Distillers Ancestry and Dairy Notes From Miss Edith Miller
Miss Edith Miller reflects on ancestors linked to spirits and distilling while recounting battlefield memories at Valley Forge. She celebrates long family records, mentions a Cardinal family in winter homes, and notes Mr. Bruce Crum’s dairy output of 10,000,997 pounds of milk over 17 years as a measure of industry costs and profits.
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Jean Yingling
Edith Miller
Frederick
Cewarer
Miss Miller
Bruce Crum
Crum
Rockville
History anniversaries and notable births cover today
Know America Today highlights figures born or died on notable dates including Hugh Williamson and Martin Van Buren with their roles in American history. It lists Elizabeth C. Agassiz, George A. Custer, Ellis Parker Butler, and others with birthplaces and death dates, plus birthdays of Walter Disney Strom Thurmond and others.
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Bor
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Tenn
Foday
Walter E. Disney
Chicago
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Edgefield
5. C
Eugene W. Stetson
Illinois Central Railroad
Hawkinsville
David T. Staples
San Francisco
Tidewater Oil
Torn
Manitoba
Canada
Nunally Johnson
Beverly Hills
Calif
Columbus
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Charles Holt
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