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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1958
Page
4
Experts foresee a steady 1959 with price stability in most lines and a slow rise in GNP. Analysts forecast continued unemployment at about four million by next June and cautious expansion in durable goods like autos and appliances.
Eau Claire contact shows D Farnsworth representative for evenings at 1 W Church St. The listing provides phone MO 2-121 and MO 3-378 for inquiries about services and representation.
Mrs Elains Parkhurst, 79, longtime president of the group that became the Maryland Parents and Teachers Association, died Sunday in Baltimore after a brief illness. She helped seed the Centers for Parents for support in 1997 and served as temporary president until her death, leaving a lasting impact on local education advocacy.
The article recalls John Paul Jones and the Bonhomme Richard victory with emphasis on Jones's will to win. It notes the ship was abandoned by a powerful French ally, old and damaged, yet Jones persisted as his vessel fought despite fires and broken rigging. The piece cites a broader lesson from his stubborn resolve.
A stone culvert built in 1835 continues to carry traffic on U S 68 near Maysville Kentucky, despite heavy use and aging infrastructure. The report notes the structure remains a key link for regional transport.
Classified notice listing multiple dairy and stock farm properties for sale or rent. Includes details on barns, silos, rooms, garages, and current possession dates. Locations mention near Kermar and Geuveburg with small town settings and price figures like 35,300 and 5,000. Listings credit Roop, Creager, and Stan as contacts with ZIP 54961.
Real estate ad describes a six room brick dwelling with modern kitchen and updates, corner lot with brick garage, immediate possession, and price well below replacement cost. Listing promotes location in desirable NW section near schools, with call to contact Harp Agency Gordon W. Spurrier-Stoker Officer at MO 2-2671.
A fragmented listing mentions Walkesville and Fulton areas with references to a large kitchen, three bedrooms, basement, and various room features. Includes scattered names and addresses such as 6 East Seomd 5, Fadeley Edwards, and Cikege Park sector 3, plus multiple unclear items and a James Le Trout reference.
Real estate notes describe several homes including a brick two story on West South Street with large kitchen and full basement, a frame house on Barbara Street with club room, and a brick residence on another street with fireplace and storm doors. Listings cite basements, garages, landscaped yards, and residential locations, with prices ranging around 11 160 to 14 500 dollars.
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