IQAN TAR the SINGING TURTLE
Prince Chad travels toward Santa Land to become Razenpie’s king while being pursued by Womp the servant. A talking turtle George hears him singing on the North Road and helps set up the next step in Chadwick’s quest as the Snow Man teaser follows.
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Lucrece Beale
Chad
Razenpie
Santa Claus
Kerchew
Womp
Prince Chad
Kerchen Sput Seng
Santa Land
Santa
Ketchew
Frederick Chadwick Anthony Matthew Christopher John
Ravenpie
North Road
George
Turtle
the Snow Man
Homemakers Sponsor Candlelighting Service at Chapel on the Hill
The Lewistown Homemaker's Club hosts its annual Community Candlelighting Service Sunday at 7 36 p.m. at the Chapel on the Hill with a full program including interludes by Mrs Randolph Stull Mrs Albert Powell club president prayers readings and carols by the Ruth and Thelma Powell and Alice Gessey a Christmas story by Michael Stull and performances by the Calvary Methodist Church Men’s Chorus the Lutheran Junior Choir and Homemakers culminating in a Living for Jesus closing hymn
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Lewistown
Tourism a Good Industry For Md
Ocean City Md AP James E Crosby of the Ocean City Information Bureau says Maryland is missing out on a major potential industry by not promoting tourism more forcefully. Communities lag in developing attractions while clamoring for industrial development. Crosby states that by building tourist attractions a community will attract industry.
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Ocean City. Md
Maryland
James E. Crosby
Ocean City Information Bureau
Crosby
Workers at Frederick electronics plant vote against union
After a two month drive by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, about 200 production workers among 300 at Price Electric Company plants in Frederick rejected unionization by 129 to 71 in a secret ballot overseen by the National Labor Relations Board.
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Frederick Electronics
NLRB
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Price Electric Company
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp
Frederick
National Union
IBEW
N Frederick
National Labor Relations ‘Board
National Labor Relations Board
Fire Tips Win In Contest in Frederick County
Frederick Post News held a fire tips contest awarding $5 to a Frederick man who reported a mountain fire along Black Rock Road near the Frederick Washington County line. Brunswick tipster won $3 for a woods fire on government property at Fort Ritchie. Honorable mention $1 goes to a Walkersville woman for a house fire in Liberty, a Dickerson caller for a nearby fire, and a Beallsville resident for a Braddock Heights fire tip.
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Frederick County
Frederick Post- News
Frederick
Black Rock
Washington County
Brunswick
Fort Ritchie
Walkersville
Liberty
Dickerson
Beallsville
Braddock Heights
Boycott Ends On British Ship Streatham Hill
Baltimore longshoremen resume unloading 600 tons of steel from the British flag freighter Streatham Hill ending a boycott that began November 21 on its Baltimore arrival. International Longshoremen's Association members had refused to work the ship over past Cuban trade ties despite its removal from a government blacklist on October 5. No explanation given for the policy change.
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Baltimore
Streatham Hill
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
Potomac Edison Joins 11 Utilities to Cut Power Costs
Potomac Edison and ten other electric utilities announced the formation of the Central Area Power Coordination Group to map plans for supplying electricity to 15 million people in Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania at the lowest cost. The coordinating group, generating eight percent of the national total, includes a planning committee to study joint development of larger generating stations for savings.
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Potomac Edison
R. G. MacDonald
Central Area Power Coordination Group
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
MacDonald
Polly's Pointers and Local Notices In Frederick News
Polly's Pointers offers practical home tips and sewing ideas, including a penny-backed coat surprise tale and clever uses for coffee cans as measurers. The page also lists numerous classified notices and rental ads, plus obituaries and funeral details, reflecting a busy community newspaper page with multiple items.
Mrs Kennedy Sells Virginia Home to Connecticut Investor
Wexford, the Virginia country home once built for the late President John F. Kennedy near Atoka, sold by Mrs. Kennedy to Quing Non Wong of Greenwich, Conn. Wong, 32, heads a New York investment firm, married with three children. The rambler was priced around 225000 dollars with 39 acres, a small stable and a bomb shelter. The buyers are tied to Piedmont Hunt Club territory and may move in after year’s end. Nearby note mentions Martinique coffee trees founded from a tree planted in 1723.
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Wexford
John F. Kennedy
Atoka
A. C Randolph
Piedmont Hunt Club
Frederick News-Post Box 204 Business Opportunity
County general store seeks buyer for good business. Contact Frederick News-Post Box 204 to inquire about a stable opportunity in a small town market.
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Frederick News-Post
Farm Items And Livestock For Sale At Local Listings
Local classified notes list hay bales hay 1000 mixed hay 874-2575 timothy clover weeds pigs farm equipment tractors dairies barn milker dairy equipment and livestock items including cows pigs calves and poultry. Several listings provide contact numbers and locations Mary land Maryland Thurmaont Germantown Curryville and Mt. Airy among others with prices and sale conditions noted.
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Ferguson
David Bradley
Wilson
R. L. Zentz
Taneytown
Hampshire
Julius Funk
Thurmont
Regani Halsteins
Robert Frushour
M. Moline U. B
Dea
R. Sutphin
German Town
Delaval Pipeline
Germantown
Curry Supply Co
Curryville
Penna Hereford & Angus Hall
Mt. Airy
Korean War Veterans Stats Raise Age Average in 1964
The Veterans Administration reported 5,708,000 Korean War veterans as of June 30, 1964, including 4,574,000 with no service in World War II. The overall average age of Korean veterans rose from 32.9 to 34.8 years, with families noting members like Jefferson and Miss Lottie Souers of Luray, Va.
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Veterans Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iqan
Electric Utility Companies
Rice's Color Center
F. Weber
Winsor-Newton
Bainbridge Boards
Bienfang Papers
Whatman Papers
SIG Balsa
Balsa Airplanes Gas & Jet Engines Airplane Accessories
Road Racing
Revell
Monogram
Strombecker
Atlas Aurdea
Rice’s Color Center
Ath and Market Sts
Frederick, Maryland
Polly
Polly Cramer
MRS. C. L
P. O
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Stonewall Nichols
Adamstown
Furn
Tradler
Harmony Grove
Shields
Glimore R. Flautt
North
Luther Walter Sovers
Luther Walter
Souers
Euckles
Harpers Ferry
Pleasant View
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Stanley
John Henry
Mark Sisk Souers
Marjorie Gray
Brighton
Mich
Wilmer
Robert
West 3Rd St
Bédrom
East Tird St. St
Jefferson Boulevard
East Church St
Damascus
Ridgeville
Baker Kefauver, Inc
Middletown
Good Rd
Baker - Kefauver
B.A
Latin America
Martinique Island
Benjamin
Shouff
West College Terrace
Charles E. Collins
Fingerboard Rd
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Mary E. Ropp
Harmony
Marguerite Quinn
2Nd St
Cletus Barnes
Union Bridge
Clemsonville
Marble Quarry
Walter H. Harman
Repp Rd
Johnsville
Daniel J. Moore
Old Frederick Road
Creagerstown
Charles C. T. Stull
Mountain Gala Road
Wooshoro Cooperative
Southern States Cooperative Service Agency
the News
Jefferson
Miss Lottie Souers
Fred Souers
Luray, Va
Caveo
N. Market St. Frederick
Dial
N. Z. Cramer
Woodsboro
Telephone Order Department
The
Cavetown Planing Mill Co
Cavetown, Maryland
Mark’s Mobile Homes
U. S. 15
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