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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1956
Page
3
Hal Boyle profiles Rem Schoen a self described world’s only lady pogonotomist who teaches shaving technique to executives and students. Her lessons cover keratin dissolution razor angles and the ritual of a proper shave while noting average beard facts and quirks of male grooming.
A fragmented list details a day's radio programming with various segments and hosts. It includes news, sports, commentary, music, and drama shows, naming voices like Taree, Lee Paul, and Mary Ford, along with time slots and program titles across multiple stations.
A fragment discusses NBC TV plans for Friday night programming and potential shifts if viewers show interest. References include Eddie Fisher, Rin Tin Tin, Steve Allen, and Show of Shows, noting large audience impact on future telecasts.
Charles Mercer explains letters from viewers in Columbus and others about Friday night offerings. He notes three decent half hour programs on major networks and cites Ethel and Albert Line-Up and Ed Murrow's Person to Person as examples while dismissing a plotted decline.
A new waste receptacle was installed at the intersection of Potomac Street and Main. The old unit on East Potomac Street at First Avenue has been repainted and relocated. Local authorities mention recent notices and community updates alongside records of births illnesses and social events in Brunswick.
In Richmond the House of Delegates approved a quickie tax program by a 7 to 18 vote, sending the measure to the Senate with minor amendments. It extends two income tax payments within the 1957 fiscal year, aiming to raise 2 million dollars for capital construction and shifts certain tax credits and rates. The Senate also moved ahead with administration on employment compensation and debated the State Milk Commission auditing plan, delaying action on Bird’s bill to strengthen it.
The Maryland legislative board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen elected Edward Hoffman of Cumberland as chairman succeeding Roy Miller of Hagerstown who led for 20 years. William J. Culbertson of Baltimore becomes legislative representative succeeding William Morse, Baltimore.
A Cumberland group favored creating a Maryland Port Authority to supervise port expansions and improvements in Baltimore while opposing automatic railroad crossing gates at four Cumberland crossings. They argued gates risk job losses for disabled guards and that watchmen offer safer crossings.
ZEILER NEW ON THE MARKET Offers one foot-brnick Cape Cod bungalow style living with two bedrooms and bath in western Taneyines Mad area. Features include sunlit living room large windows kitchen dining space full basement forced air furnace electric water heater copper plumbing storm windows and blinds. Price reduced for quick sale. includes lot with city park rear. Also details other Youngstown area kit features and extras.ZEILER Real Estate and Insurance 108 North Court S Monument 2350
Fragmentary ad for 120 Realty Company describing a property including 79 ft lot, cement work, baths, and price details. Mentions BROGIUS HOMES CORPORATION and an address at 182 W Church St. Includes cash settlement figures and references to home construction or financing.
A mixed local advert lists a brick house with rooms and rent details, a dairy concern, and multiple classic cars with years and models including Buick, Pontiac and Chevrolet. Names appear as Melvin, Patwer, Joan Beaseesrs, Hestda Foster, Gladis Deter, with a 4th street address fragment and a 517 inch measurement quote.
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