Crime Prevention Week observed in Frederick area
Exchange Chil Barks announces National Crime Prevention Week events in Frederick February 9 15 with local officials and law enforcement joining in crime prevention activities. Aimed at addressing juvenile delinquency and urban health concerns, the observance seeks citizen support to reduce crime and improve living conditions. Also reports on hospitalizations and patient updates at Frederick Memorial Hospital and local homes following illness and surgery.
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Austin Hebi
Utehamle Clu
Peederh
Hurlylas
Frederick
Mitlees
Bohn
Saul
Bahn
Urban living linked to higher death rates in study findings
The study shows middle aged residents in the heavily urbanized Middle Atlantic area of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania face death rates 65 percent above the national average, with rates for those over 86 above the national average. Heart and kidney disease deaths in those 45 and older run well above national figures, while rural areas show different patterns. City living is not universally healthier, as crowded populations carry higher disease risks despite medical advances.
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Healthiformation Foundation
Willian
Phelps
APD
Per Kame
Teles
Ineirlkins Hospital
Balthuare
Paul Delahey
Phird St
Prederpotestck Memorial Hospital
Durs
Bessie Braungart
North Market Slvent
Brederick
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Jonas Hopkins
Baltimore
North Dakota
South
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennes-Standard al Co
Reecegee
Kentucky
Slanett
Poxe 4 at NEWS Frederick Md February 1 1958
Frederick News issue from February 1 1958 details publication rates by mail and carrier. It notes subscription prices and dates, with advertising and Associated Press content rights. The fragment emphasizes the paper’s branding and date.
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Frederick
Meg
North Cart
Focal News
Esso Sets Broad Bond Price Reductions in Marketing Areas
The notice outlines bond reductions at six-tenths of a cent a gallon to all sale levels including truck, tank car and large shipments. Esso’s marketing area spans New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, plus parts of Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana and nearby states. A reader letter urges settlement of a school controversy, criticizing tax spending and advocating timely action on school construction and route decisions. Local notices mention public meetings at New Market and assignments of individuals to military posts, including Fort Jay and Fort Belvoir, with brief biographical details.
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Esso
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Iiata
West Vir
South Carolina
Tennessee
Akanesas
Louisiana
District of
Columbia
Sirs
New Market
New Alarket
Liberty
New Mareket
Walkeraville
Svtions Board
Une Suri
Kekaey Wootshae
Dan
Fifty Years Ago in The News Columns February 1 1908
The item notes a basketball game where Green feat Mets 60 to 54 with FL Bentz scoring. attendance about 125. A young boy, EWBY Kinna, 12, suffers a broken arm from a cow incident. Theatre manager Dawning to assume charge February 1 at the Bijou. Municipal Art League Park Committee discusses Carroll Park beautification. Also mentions a Hiram Grove West Patrick decline and a chicken getline incident.
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FL Bentz
Municipal Art Leaguer
Carroll Park
Hiram Grove
West Patrick
Twenty Years Ago SAVOR CULLER SAW HIE
Twenty years ago the board of aldermen faced tax and water charges while concerns were raised about improper advantages given to some here. About 300 members and guests attended the annual hose company event. The president’s birthday nail in the state armory was noted with plans for a big display and a hotel business show that year.
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Board of Aldermen
Theennial Hananet
Independent
Hose Company
State Armory
Willy Ce
OSS Busine Sokur Frank
Mhane Lnt
Aeenrship Oy
Sjolenoimcts
Emo Arya Wep
Lawrens Discusses School Situation in Brooklyn
An article reports rising police presence in New York City schools amid incidents of rape juvenile crime racial friction and violence. It notes federal and mayoral reluctance to deploy troops and cites former Mayor Mann’s view on Little Rock precedent and federal intervention as a possible remedy.
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Grand Jury
New York
Guyvenne Selbm
Little Rock
Pedersl
Soung
Mann
Cnet
Ghlel
Arkans
Polis
Washington
Mayor Mann
Maxwell Habb
Melion
Alann
Aml
Arkanesas
Mouse
Mr. Minn
Lite Rock Asl
Max Rabomy
Loral
George Yee
Han
Acuaily Yee
Poonaire
Winchester Hall
Ling
Tamplead-High School
Ing
Players Choge
Florency Vous
Ryerson
Colly Clements
Mt. Mann
Maxwell Rabb
Central High
Cromwell
Caalan
Chis
Terindaw
Jess
San Francisco
Ute
Gold Coast
Truir
Tts
Arkansas National Guard
Preael
Unit
Vele
Imothy Ewald
Fed-i
Red Bik
Holstein Bell
Chicago
Cleveland
Department of Justice
Stearns
Hood College
Claris Rock
United States
Wagner
Lmarelmadt
Pds
Dutrow Krepps Nuptials At St Johns Church
Miss Elinor Jaine Krepps daughter of Mr and Mrs Juilford Krepps and Francis Edwin Wurrow son of Mrs Chamas Titra were married at St Johns Catholic church in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Fr Merbert R Jordan. White arrangements and organ music highlighted the service with attendants and ushers from both families. The bride wore a white gown with a matching headpiece and bouquet, and a reception followed at the Pike room of the Southern Restaurant before the couple departed for a wedding trip.
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SL. John's Catholic Church
Elinor Jaine Krepps
Juilford
Krepps
West Seventh Street
Francis Edwin Wurrow
East Third Street
Merbert R. Jordan
Patricia Lingg
Emmi Wrg
Patman Dutraw
Robert
Dullow
Willow Avenue
Juilford T. Krepp
West Seventh Streat
Mauro
It Schubert
Franz
Moller
Penervetini
Tings
Washington
Groum
Farres
Krepperhost
Princess Walsh
Orlek High School
Twas
Marken
al Tielfeld, Inc
Hin City
St. John's Lit Institute
State Roads Commission
Commendable Stage Work In Strange Bedfellows Production
The cast delivers strong performances with Mrs Whichard as Til sie Spucker and Frank Glick as Nickie Hampton. Be present are Marian WhicL and Beatrice Rowe along with Terindaw and Mann in key roles. The production, directed by Amos Tlaupee and Malcolm Rose, features period costumes and notable furniture pieces, with curtain at 8:30 and a second show tonight.
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Mrs. Whichard
Tilsie Spucker
Gold Coast
Roulleue
Malegim Ose
Clavissa
the Senators
Frank Glick
Nickie Hampton
Bucki Olsh
Noes
Directg
Amos Tlaupee
Malcolm Rose
Charles Tassord
Soviets May Have Fired Missile, Intelligence Cites Doubt
U S government intelligence experts reported tentative evidence that the Soviet Union fired a long missile or placed a satellite into orbit. They cautioned uncertainty and said no agency would confirm a positive launch at the time.
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Washington
Jan
Ati
Todiy Iley
Enlistments Highlight U S Army Station Frederick
Master Sergeant Hopert Watkins and Sergeant First Class D Gilford announce local enlistees at 27 Host Patrick Street Frederick Carroll County Recruiting Station. Names include Guy Cunningham Anasgd Knoxville William Sink Adamsown Maurice Stonesf er Westminster Dulin DeFing Lisbon George Schroeder Mt Airy Howard Thomas Frederick Robert Weedon Jr Frederick and two Damascus High School graduates Bernard Moxley Robert Snapp joining Food Inspectors Course after Basic Training. Two sailsea overseas enlistees Weigle Thurmont and Riley Frederick taking Basie Training in DC then home furlough before Europe. Prior service reenlistees Watkins Sawyers Mumgrick Badgett. Miss Rose Keeney Woodsboro joins Women’s Army Corps at Fort McClellan then Army Finance School. Men may enlist in Armor Army Medical Service Engineers Infantry MP Corps Ordnance Transportation Signal and more with options for Europe Far East or Korea.
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Hopert
Zeke" Watkins
D. Gilford
Frederick- Carroll County
United States Army
Patrick Street
Guy G. Cunningham
R.A. Anasgd
Knosville
William M. Sink
Ordnance Corps
Adamsown
Maurice C. Stones Jfer
Military Police Corps
Westminster
Dulin R. DeFing
Lisbon
George M.schroeder
Corps of Engineers
Mt. Jairy
Howard N. Thomas
Signal Corps
Frederick
Robert D. Weedon Jr
Bernard L. Moxley
Robert R. Snapp
Damascus H
Europe
Jonathon Z. Weigle
Thurmont
Franklin D. R. Riley
FL. Jackson
D. C
Far East
Keeney
Women's Army
FL McClellan
Ala
Army Finance School
Fort Harrison
Lnd
Armor
Army Medieval Service
Tiller
Infantry
Military Polite Corps
Orie
Sienal Corps
Transportation Corps
Army Security Agency
Airborne
Korea
U.S
Riordan family ties and travel notes across states
Miss Riordan of Libertytown and Pretoria ties to Mr and Mrs Louis Myers Jr and others. Embassy employee Riordan visits Pretoria and Liberty town links noted. Winston and other locals plan trips to New York and Middletown. Bridge club results list Winslow and others. plans for Maryland State Bridge Tournament in Baltimore. Moxley and Offutt depart from Washington for Fort Worth rodeo then Nome, Dallas trip details included.
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Miss Riord
Kevil
Bernardette ‘Riordan
Pretoria
South Africa
Libertytown
Jeff
New York
Calvo
Exyst
Mis Hiardan
Mes
Una Riordan
Riordan
Jin
Louis Myers Jr
Fred. H. Moxley
Jimmy
Patricia
George Sievers
Meg
Isaac Saylor
Mary Ruotan
Charles’ Riordan
Anna Riordan
America
Robert A. Winston
Shirley RB. Winston
Middletown
Sky Hills Farm
Marth
Mr. Winslow
Mrs. Winslow
Sanford
Fla
Walter Snow
Ernest Lirsely
Frederick Bridge Club
Manuel M. Weinberg
Jilius Dai¢Ebson
Frank D. Worthington
Cal
Glenn C. Withide
Maryland
Baltimore
Fred H. Moxley
Eugene J. Offutt
Peelesville
National Airport
Washington
Fort Worth
Dallas
Tex
Nome ‘Trom
American Airlines
Homemakers Begin Series Of Highway Safety Meetings
The Rosedale Homemakers Club opens a local program on highway safety with state police lecturing at 30 meetings. First Sergeant George T. Cole and Trooper Rob Sloyer lead the talks, with sessions planned across Montgomery and Frederick counties at churches and community halls through late February and into March.
Grange Meeting Highlights Local Grants And Contests
Merril Ramsinng county commissioner spoke on county development at the Glade Valley Grange meeting the second Mary lands study program. Ten dollars were donated to March of Dimes during a business session led by Master Donald Cecil. George C. Stauffer reported on Joy Wachtag as a contestant for the Outstanding Young Warmer Award by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Youth Night announced for March 3 with chairs filled and a One Month Miley Christmas read. A Maryland quiz closed the program as refreshments followed. The meeting adjourned for February. The wider note claimed Western Hemisphere trade dominates U S farelen exports with Canada and Mexico.
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Grange News
Glade Valley Grange
Merril Ramsinng
Peveminant
March of Dimes
Donald Cecil
Agriculture Committee
George C. Stauffer
Joy Wachtag
Junior Chamber A Commerce
M's
Clarange Eaves
Maryland
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JS Assig
Yort Tackson
S. CuPrivate
Charles W. Ashbaugh
Mr and Biers
John W. Ashbaugh
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Fort Belvoir
ASTO
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Burke
WY East Maidstreet
Middietawn
Vth
Fort Belvuln
Vex
M the News
Gethenns
Lawrence
Brooklyn
Davup Lawren
Coatildy Federal
Hraesle
Dutrow-Krepps
St. John’s
Photy
Kantedy-Wachler
Mrs
Franely
Dotraw
Blynn Cromwell
Marian
Tilia Cromwell
Beatrice Rowe Joulah
Nancy Stoner
Annie Jampton
Duvanmie Marlin
Mrs. Dinble
Ruth Andry Meese Worley
Mary Gremillions
Gilford Harnah
Samuel G. Allen
Vincent]ermberton
Dick Minsed
Safort Jackson
S. C
Privatal Vielw
William U
Waters
Afr
Isalia
Co. B
Neel
Fort Jackson
New Mexico
Margaret £. Setimaita
Record Street
Arizona
California
Ler
Michael
Lawrenceville
N. J
Ian
George
Afl
Homemakers Claiss
Rosedale Park
Rosedale Homemakers Club
George Tf. Cole
Rob
Jon T. Sloyer
Harold Chrvy
Bernard Stall
Elvy
Burkittsville
I.m
Sara Bowlus
Broad Run Read
Adamstown
Ni Bm
Eylnity United Church
Tyan Bonde
Fort Detrick
Fred Bieus
Fairview Avenue
Marshall
Urbana
John Underwood
Urant Place
Edward Hamamond
Reformed Church
Jefferson
William Long
William Zimmerman
Walkersville
Edgar Roder
Maple Avenue
Harold B. Powell
Braddock
Harold Staley
Shookstown
Howard Schindel
Skyline
Victor Held
Soi
Braddock Heights
James Laisenhaigh
Frederick City
Alexander Craw
West College Terrace
Samuel ‘Marrone
George Schroeder Jr
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
Harold McNevitt
East Frederick
Paw Crum
East Patrick Street
Richard Wenzel
Prospect
Alrs
William Carter Tacksor
RFD
Airy
Bernard Janes
Clyiles
Chilehaba East
Hurmont
Middlelywo
Mid-valley
Middletown Fire Mall
Virgil Bud
Walle Cablentz
Lewistown
Oval
Ransbure
Merryland
Tiel
Fli
Op. My
Alts
Bergie Ferrell
U. S
Chomas ‘Tooker
Myersville
Josaph Browe
Cain Street
Norman Snook
Buckeystown
Witham Lineley
More
Jouse Ftree
Charlesvile
Yellow Springs
F. m
Charles Pitman
Bethel
Haward Barker
Charles McNeal
Gambsill Park
Bome
James Hacks
Rocky Springs Road
John Jarvis Ji
Pleasant Grove
Marguerite Burque
Musculos Sumners
Taberytown
Festvara
Fmmilsburg
Bromitsboeg VF. W
Ward Kenigan
Charles Fuss
Jdohnsville
James Sehounovecq
Rowle Bs
C. Millard
Eiler
Harmony Grove
William Waugh
Ballenger
Farelen
Canada
Huey
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