Four The News item from Frederick 1955 notice
Four The News Frederick Maryland dated Thursday December 29 1955 contains publication and pricing details for the newspaper the Great Southern Publishing Manufacturing Company listing Worth Court Street Frederick Maryland. It notes subscription rates including monthly and yearly options and states Associated Press affiliation and postal classification.
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the News
Frederick
Lund
Great Southern N Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Associated Press
Bewrnapey
Foreign aid spending storm exposes fiscal backlog lessons
A report that the administration would seek a 5 billion foreign aid appropriation next year triggers a political storm. Officials say current spending exceeds the 2.7 billion annual appropriation due to unspent backlog now about 6.7 billion, while past years ran 4.1 billion. The dispute raises Congress criticism over control of spending and greenhouse of future appropriations. A lease filing records Guy E. Kelly leasing property on Franklin Street to Joseph C. Fischer and Frank C. Lang for five years from November 1, 1953 at escalating annual rents starting 1,800 and ending 2,400 with purchase option at 18.50.
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Congress
Guy E. Kelly
Franklin Street
East South Street
Joseph C. Fischer
Frank C. Lang
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns Dec 29 1805
Frederick sold Montrose Iron Works to Washington and Pennsylvania buyers and will rename Frederick Icon Works January 2. Divens brothers stay in Frederick. T M Divens becomes assistant general manager, W S T Divens bookkeeper. A double wedding at the Trundle residence near Feagatille joins Katie Boyer to Archie Thomas and Lillie Regina to Carroll Null. St Johns Sunday School holds annual cantata In Winter Land with Frank Staley as Santa and performances by Madeline Houlf Ernest Kennedy Margaret Brengle Pauline Harkins Louise Schley. A chicken theft from Richard Boosts Henner y on West Seventh Street. Frank Storm injuries from a wagon mishap in Olivet cemetery.
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Montrose Iron Works
Frederick
Washington
Dty
Pennsylvania
Frederick Icon Works
Messrs. Divens
T. M. Divens
W. S. T. Divens
Katie Boyer
Archie A. Thomas
Lillie Regina
Carroll F. Null
A. Hedges
Middletown
St. John’s Sunday School
Winter Land
Frank Staley
Santa Claus
Madeline Houlf
Ernest Kennedy
Margaret Brengle
Pauline Harkins
Louise Schley
Bik
Richard Boost
West Seventh Street
Frank Storm
South Market Street
All Olivet Cemetery
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Frederick County endured a second week of freezing temperatures with snow potential looming as a Midwest weather system approached. At a Frederick home on Christmas Day a bull attacked, injuring a resident. Maddletown athletics coach William E Hauver suffered a goring injury while refereeing a ram. The Frederick Colin Club hosted its annual Christmas dance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel, drawing many guests including families. Little Albertine Hodgson, granddaughter of Albert Condon, received gifts from the Speaker of the House and Mrs Joseph Byrns, including a Japanese doll, as her mother served as secretary to Speaker Byrns.
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Frederick County
Midwest
M Siie
William E. Hauver
Maddletown
Frederick Colin Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Albertine Hodgson
Dill Avenue
Albert Condon
Joseph W. Burns
Orient
Albertine
Byrns
Boyle Column forecast for 1956 previewed by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle surveys the Oddity Almanac’s 1956 forecasts spanning politics business sex and international affairs. It parodies trends with mock predictions about bipartisan tickets color TV and novel gadgets while poking fun at fashion health and labor notes from across the year.
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Boyle
Hal Boyle
New York
Jan
Oddity Almanac
America
Elsa Maxwell
Duchess of Windsor
Babs Hutton
Las Vegas
Britain
Rocky Marciano
New York Yankees
Emal World
Washington
Bishop Oxnam To Speak At Walkersville Church Sunday
DC based Bishop Bromley Oxnam will headline Walkersville Methodist centennial events, delivering the Sunday 11 o’clock sermon at the church with Mrs Oxnam as guest of honor. Rev William C Taylor leads the congregation as programs include reminiscence night and renewed dedication services throughout a week of observances.
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Bromley Oxnam
Llm
Washington
Methodist Church
Walkersville
Israel’s Creek
Shiloh
Nr Neve
John L. Nicodemus
Simon W. Stauffer
Abstrom Long
William H. Cromwell
C. Emory Dudre
Taylor
Women's Christian Society
Charles Kerchner
Harvey Strime
Hallar Best
Servier
Asbury Sun
West Washington
Eai
Drew Theorozical Seminary
Madison
N. J
Ohi Wesleyan
Toledo
Kista Lanne
Christenes
Walkersville Methodist
G. Bromley Oxnam l
Quarles Defends Budget Amid Air Force Concerns
Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles, arriving in Tokyo for a two week tour of Far East bases, defended the new U.S. defense budget as adequate while noting no general, admiral, or service secretary should be fully satisfied with funding. He dismissed Soviet claims of a 10 percent cut as not taken seriously and said the United States has the personnel to counter Red China's air buildup, with the Far East force capable of handling it.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
U. S
Qqnobles
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Quarles
Far East
Babe Zaharias Back In Galveston Hospital
Babe Zaharias, returning from a Christmas holiday in Fort Worth, is hospitalized at John Sealy with pneumonia. Officials say her condition is satisfactory and she is resting comfortably. She told reporters she likely became chilled outdoors for a television camera bit. Separately, tobacco quotas were under four referenda votes on federal marketing quotas for three years.
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Galveston
Texa
Babe Zaharias
John Sealy Hospital
Pieumonia
Fort Worth
John Sealy
Televisiion
Cameoramien
Mondas
Washington c
Babson 1956 forecast outlines steady year ahead
Roger W. Babson projects Ike reelected in 1956 with strong Republican chances. He foresees higher wages, rising advertising, liberal credits, and continued prosperity despite sectoral declines. The outlook covers stocks, commodities, housing, farming, and international tensions, predicting moderate prices and gradual easing in money costs. Georgia tops naval stores production from coastal pines.
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Roger W. Babson
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Cit
Russia
United States
Stevenson
Personal notices span birthdays and travels across towns
Mr Kenneth Bruchey Sr of 11 East Ninth street celebrates his twenty six birthday Friday. Jesse Hoover of 241 West Patrick street marks his eightieth birthday today. Richard Newman on Trail avenue returns to Chandler AFB Minnesota after a 10 day furlough. Mary Elizabeth Esworthy Motter avenue to celebrate sixteenth birthday Friday. Meredith Esworthy, her father, celebrates forty four birthday Saturday. Mr and Mrs J Fred Smilie Urbana spent Christmas in Atlantic City. Mrs Robert Winston Sky Hill near Middletown returns from Europe with daughter Shirley who seeks opera contracts in Germany as the Winstons visit Hamburg Paris London and New York.
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Kenneth 8_ Bruchey Sr
East Ninth Street
Jesse J. Hoover
West Patrick Street
Richard A. Newman
Trail Avenue
Chandler Afb
Minnesota
Capitol Air Lines
Mary Elizabeth Esworthy
Motter Avenue
Meredith L. Esworthy
J. Fred Smilie
Urbana
Atlantic City
Robert A. Winston
Sky‘ Hill
Middletown
Europe
Shirley Winston
Germany
Miss Winston
Winstons
Hamburg
Paris
London
New York
Illnesses and hospital notices in Frederick area
Among The Sick Mr. Charles W Hoffman of Yellow Springs has entered Newton D Baker Veterans Hospital Martinshirag Woo Wa for observation and treatment. Gail Strosnider daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Strosnider is home with chicken pox on Military road. Mrs Ethel Stockman of West South street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Saturday. She is improving. Miss Mary H Smith of West Fifth street undergoes surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Paul T Cockrell of North Market street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery on December 21 and is in satisfactory condition.
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Charles W. Hoffman
RFD
Yellow Springs
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinshirag
Gail Strosnider
Charles Strosnider
Military Road
Ethel Stockman
West South Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mary H. Smith
West Fifth Street
Paul T. Cockrell
North Market Street
Laurel Man Killed in Gainesville Vehicle Train Crash
A Maryland man Leonard Michael Rizzeila, 38, of Laurel, Md., was killed early today in Gainesville, Va., when his car collided with another auto and a Southern Railway train. He was the driver of one vehicle.
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Laurel
Gainesville
Maryland
Southern Railway
Leonard Michael Rizzeila
RFD 2
Taken to Hospital Baltimore After Alley Assault
A naked, shivering 14 year old girl was found in an alley by Northeastern District police last night after a second girl reported she and her friend had been assaulted by two youths. Both girls were taken to St. Joseph's Hospital.
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Baltimore
St. Joseph's Hospital
GOP Confab Aims to Put Eisenhower名 on Ballot
Harrisburg Republican leaders met today to discuss placing President Eisenhower on the GOP ballot for the April 24 presidential preference primary.
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Harrisburg
Pato-Republian
Eisenhower
Licensing Hearings For 21 Drivers In Thurmont
Twenty one motorists appeared before State License Reviewer Norman W. Gerhardt in Thurmont on a Wednesday afternoon to show cause why their driving licenses should not be suspended or revoked. The list includes Lucille Englebrecht of Myersville and Terrence Miller of Thurmont among others, with dispositions ranging from reprimands and one year probation to license suspensions. Hospital notes mention Toward Peters and Teresa Andrew among admitted patients, with discharges including Nellie Zacharias and Mrs Bernard Ott and infant twins from Emmitsburg.
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Norman W. Gerhardt
Lucille BE. Englebrecht
RFD
Myersville
William Earl Gilbert
Gilbert Monroe Bowie
Lee V. Coulter Jr
West Church Street
Kenneth Lambert Cramer
East Church Street
Wilmer E. Jacobs Jr
Gerald Leaonard Miller
Jefferson
Terrence Joseph Miller
Thurmont
Roger Main
Third Street
Wilson Paul Mossburg
Queen Street
Gene Augustine Pack
Gene Edward Roberts
Sherman Avenue
Lyman Myres Stambaugh
Gordon Chester Stottlemyer
John Edward Taiten
William Elwood Thrasher
Paul Henry Treible
Brunswick
Alred Arthur Wiles
Mr. Airy
Richard Allen Cramer
Kenneth Luther Willis
Emory Roger Barnhouse
Emmitsburg
Waynesboro
Peters
Thurmond
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Teresa Andrew
Raymond Keeners
Nellie Zacharias
Bernard Ott
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