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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1958
Page
14
Punxsutawney Groundhog Club members return from Gobblers Knob reporting the groundhog saw his shadow and dashes into his burrow. The date, timing, and turnout accompany the ceremony with photographers and newsmen. Breakfast follows at the Punxsutawney Country Club. The annual dinner moves to tonight due to Groundhog Day falling on Sunday.
Lemuel D. Keller, new Frederick Chamber of Commerce president, pledges a realistic outlook. He urges prudence, back of Congress for stability, and notes production and service as prosperity drivers. He expresses optimism for 1958 and cites strong local governance and community support. Charged particle rays from the sun cause aurora disturbances.
A vintage styled ad targets people 60 to 80 with a mail in offer for a $1,000 life policy to cover final expenses. No obligation and no calls, directing readers to mail name address and year to Old American Insurance Co. in Kansas City Missouri.
Groucho Marx arrived in New York and roamed a posh restaurant with Ernie Kovacs as he mocked pretentious institutions. He lampooned inflation and the era’s expense culture while remarking on aging hamburgers and society’s conformity. A separate police case in Baltimore involved a body found in a car trunk with clues tied to a television tale.
A dense schedule lists programs across bands from American Bandstand to The Amazing Adventures. Notable items include The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Macao, Love That Jill, The Racket, My In The Night, and Suspicion with multiple anchors and weather segments led by George Rogers and Douglas Edwards.
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