Frederick newspaper ad listing 1964 pricing and publication details
Page shows The News Frederick Maryland February 4 1964 issue data including publication by Great Southern PTG. MFG CO address 26 North Court St Frederick MD subscription rates three months six months one year prices and carrier rates. Also notes AP republication rights and postal filing information.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg CO
North Court St
Cremonty
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Prederica
I Md
Price index rise highlights shifting staples and luxuries
The December Consumer Price Index rose 0.2 percent as vegetables once seen as luxuries become common winter staples. The article notes heat and serve foods and power steering blur the line between necessities and luxuries, reflecting changes from grandmother’s era to modern living.
New York Driver Wins Case Over License Plate Ad Mimicry
The court affirmed that license plates may not bear World’s Fair branding or other promotions. The judge said plates’ sole purpose is vehicle and owner identification to promote safety, rejecting state nicknames and mottoes as irrelevant clutter.
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New York
Letters To The Editor Challenge New Market Sewage Claims
Earle H. Morse argues in a February 1, 1964 letter that recent News and Post pieces misrepresent New Market sewage issues. He questions water tests, calls photos and captions misleading, disputes detergent traces as proof, and criticizes Sanitary Commission tactics while noting local opposition and no illness linked to water. He ends by urging scrutiny of a Lady Pipe Smoker image caption as potentially distasteful.
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News and Post
Albert L. Miller
Sanitary Commission
New Market
Earle H. Morse
Women and Temple Bodies Spark Temperance Debate
A letter criticizes a woman's pipe image in Friday's paper and urges women to wake up about role modeling for youth. The Virginia Lee Beard WCTU held a tea in Jefferson to honor 12 new members and one honorary member Jerry Potts. Treasurer Gladys Pearl announced that signing the abstinence pledge and dues makes them part of the WCTU and an international fellowship. Guests included A R Remsberg and Ralph White with welfare and institute directors.
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Paul R. Albaugh
RFD
Union Bridge
WCTU
Virginia Lee Beard
Calvin Schildknecht
Hazel Mullendore
Fifty Years Ago Items from the News-Post Files
Fifty years ago on February 4 1914 the Frederick Board of Trade planned to send a committee and a delegation from Frederick’s employed women to the Maryland Legislature urging county exemption from an Eight Hour Day Law for Women. Automobilists sought help to dodge heavy taxes and new license fees under looming limits. January post office receipts reached 3772.57 dollars, up 384.48 from 1913. A bill to supply Frederick and Western Maryland with natural gas was slated for introduction in the State Senate soon. Frederick police added gym gear to stay fit for handling prisoners. The Frederick County Anti-Saloon League prepared a bill to close saloons by 10 pm on weeknights and 11 pm Saturdays.
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Frederick
Maryland
State Senate
Frederick County
Anti-Saloon League
Edgar H. McBridge
Red Cross seeks record drive as 1944 fund
Twenty years ago today the Red Cross prepared for its largest fund drive yet seeking 47000 dollars with Lewis R Dertsbaugh as general chairman. Cement pouring for the Jug Bridge substructure east of Frederick was to finish in three or four days. Marshal Stalin announced the joining of the First and Second Ukrainian fronts trapping ten German divisions after Lutsk and Rovno fell. American Marines captured Roi Island and its airfield in the Kwajalein atoll during the Central Pacific offensive launched Monday.
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Frederick County
Red Cross
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Jug
Monocacy River
Frederick
Marshal Stalin
Lutsk
Rovno
Old Poland
Roi Island
Kwajalein Atoll
Marshall Islands
Central Pacific
Vision tests claim astronauts may read earth from space
Air Force ophthalmologists at a space medicine conference reported six American astronauts who orbited into space showed potential to identify targets from 100 miles up with training. Major Cooper’s 22 orbit flight was cited as seeing houses, vehicles, and trains clearly, though some doctors doubted such sighting is possible.
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Howard Benedict Brooks
Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force
Aerospace Medical Division
William B. Clark
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Cooper
Himalaya
Tibet
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Local Hospital Notes And Student Injury Report
Mr. Frank J. Keefer a Frederick News photographer entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for major surgery this morning. Mrs. Milton Walls of Arlington Va formerly Miss Dorothea Leslie is recovering after surgery at National Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Hospital Arlington. Connie Shelton daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvie Shelton sustained a broken arm Monday at Frederick High School. Russell Grams of Buckeystown returned home after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is said to be doing well. South America lies nearer to the Old World than North America.
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Frank J. Keefer
West Second Street
the News
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Milton Walls
Arlington
National Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Hospital
Walls
Dorothea Leslie
Connie Shelton
Alvie Shelton
East Sixth Street
Frederick High School
Shelton
Frederick High
Russell Grams
Buckeystown
University Hospital
Baltimore
Grams
Legislature Opens Wednesday
The legislature planned to address redistricting during a 30 day session ending March 5. A proposed increase in the state income tax from 3 to 4 percent would fund more than 16 million dollars in education aid and other expenses. A 16 2 3 percent gasoline tax hike is also proposed to finance a new roads program totaling 874 miles of new roadway over six years for 421 million dollars. The Roads Commission approved the plan in general and will reveal details later. Governor Tawes’ veto of a 1963 act setting minimum prices on alcoholic beverages is also to be among the first items considered.
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State Roads Commission
Gov. Tawes
Detour Bank Stockholders Reelect Directors and Officers
At the Detour Bank annual meeting the following directors were re elected Arthur W Clabaugh Edgar G Emrich Earl H Hoffman D Leonard Reifsnider Robert R Sayler William J Stonesifer and John Wood The board organized naming Wood president Emrich vice president Mary Ellen Caslin cashier and secretary E Jeannette Dutrow assistant cashier Kathryn F Coshun bookkeeper Wood and McIntire act as bank counsel.
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Detour Bank
Arthur W. Clabaugh
Edgar G. Emrich
Earl H. Hoffman
D. Leonard Reifsnider
Robert R. Sayler
William J. Stonesifer
John Wood
Wood
Emrich
Mary Ellen Caslin
E. Jeannette Dutrow
Kathryn F. Coshun
McIntire
No Increase In Cost Of Paper Frederick News and Post Maintains Five Cent Single Copy
The Frederick News and Post keeps single copies at five cents and home delivery by newsboy at 30 cents per week. Many papers now charge seven cents or more with 40 cents weekly delivery. Carriers operate under the little merchant plan with city delivery price equalization to 30 cents, yielding more carrier earnings. Subscriptions are payable in advance to the two distributors Blue Ridge News Agency and Frederick News Agency. Frederick's growing population necessitates carrier licensing, with a minimum age of 12 and regular visits by a State Labor Department official to issue licenses.
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Frederick
Eal
Blue Ridge News Agency
State Department of Labor
Servicemen Injured In One-Car Accident
Two East Coast servicemen, David Tinnerman and David McKay, were admitted to Ft. Detrick Dispensary after a high speed crash that demolished a 55 Pontiac at the West Seventh street Montclaire avenue intersection. Tinnerman faces multiple driving charges.
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Ft. Detrick
West Seventh Street
Montclaire Avenue
David Tinnerman
David McKay
McKay
Tinnerman
Seventh and
Donald E. Tracey
William H Shepley
Luther Hargett Jr
Luther Hargett
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roscoe DeGrange
DeGrange
Fourth Street
Cir
Paul W. Mossburg
Tracey Cuit
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Modern Transportation Company
Allentown
Paul Dillinger
Maudie J. McBride
Edwin F. Nikirk
Beulah Virginia McBride
Linda Pearl McBride
Mr. Nikirk
Willie E. Grable
Raymond H. McBride
McBride
Mrs. McBride
Women’s Guild Holds January Meeting at Home
The Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ Women’s Guild met January 28 at Mrs. William Albaugh’s home with 14 members and three guests. Mrs. Alma Boyer led the program, Mrs. Le Roy MacKenzie read, and Hymns were sung. The group elected plans for altar cloths, a new church sweeper, and hostess assignments for the year. A surprise wedding shower for Mrs. Betty Cramer accompanied gifts, and next gathering is February 25 at Mrs. Louise Blumenauer’s home.
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Women’s Guild
Pleasant Hill United Church of Christ
William Albaugh
Alma Boyer
LeRoy MacKenzie
Doris Cannon
Mary Cross
Margaret Boyer
Betty Cramer
Louise Blumenauer
Middletown Fire Company Holds Annual Banquet
About 150 firemen and guests gathered at the Middletown Fire Hall for the annual banquet. Officers were installed for 1964, with Mark Gladhill presiding in place of the absent Russell R. Keller. Tom Matte of the Baltimore Colts spoke at the close, and funds were raised for muscular dystrophy.
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Middletown Fire Hall
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Johnny Horman
Russell R. Keller
Fire Company
Mark Gladhill
J. Paul Seltzer
Zion Lutheran Church
David E. Kirk
Cumberland
Maryland
Harry Bussard
Everett W. Gaver
Ray C. Gladhill
Kenneth Smith
H. Eugene Keller
Charles Derr
Albert Y. Boileau
Lee F. Ifert
George Barthel
Braddock Heights
Holmes D. Baker
Fred Hoffman
William Cockerly
N. A
Bussard
L. Osmond Derr
Joseph Grossnickle
Russell Ahalt
Willard Koogle
Fred 5
Kefauver
Philip E. Saylor
Jeannette
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
William Moore
Frederick County Firemen’s Association
Philip Beard
Frederick County Association
Robert Smith
Tom Slater
University of Maryland
Frederick County
A. Irvin Renn
Russell 2. Horman
Lawrence Dorsey
Floyd E. Stine
Burgess
Albert Boileau
Leslie Thompson
Damascus
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Thompson
Cochairman
Richard Blickenstaff
Obla C. Nikirk, Jr
Colts
Tom Matte
Baltimore Colts
Deaths Jump From Cedar Grove and Nearby Towns
Miss Frances Emma Bowman 94 of Cedar Grove dies at Belmont Nursing Home Ashton. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville with interment in Upper Seneca Church cemetery. David W. Johnson 57 of Rocky Ridge dies after lingering illness at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Survived by wife Belva L. Johnson, mother, siblings, three daughters, nine grandchildren, and more. Services Friday 1 p.m. at Creager funeral home Thurmont with interment in Haughs Cemetery near Laddiesburg. Mrs. Fannie M. Lindsay 83 widow of Joshua T. Lindsay Mt. Airy dies in Wynelle Nursing Home Frederick County. Survived by daughter Ruth L. Boone and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Prospect Methodist Church Mt. Airy with burial in Prospect cemetery. Mrs. Susan Shorb McCleary 83 former Waynesboro resident dies in Monterey California after stroke. Survived by daughter Jane Sisemore, son Irvin B. McCleary Jr., three grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral details at Union Bridge and Prospect Church.
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Frances Emma Bowmas
Frances Emma Bowman
Cedar Grove
Belmont Nursing Home
Ashton
Francis and
Melissa Bowman
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Upper Seneca Baptist Church
David W. Johnson
Rocky Ridge
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Carroll County
Alma Wetzel Coleman
Middleburg
Charles D. Johnson
Moore Business Forms, Inc
Thurmont
Methodist Church of
Belva L. Seabolt Johnson
James E. Coleman
Phyllis Johnson
William Kline
New Midway
Morris Boyler
Airy
Charles K. Johnson
Morris Porterfield
Hampstead
Creager Funeral Home
Joshua T. Lindsay
Fannie M. Lindsay
Mt. Airy
Wynelle
Frederick County
Robert
Margaret Molesworth Thompson
Ruth L. Boone
Union Bridge
Wilfort E. Dayhoff
Prospect Methodist Church
Dorsey Rebecca Lodge
1.C.C.F
D. D. ,Hartzler and Sons
Prospect Cemetery
Irvin B. McCleary
Susan Shorb
McCleary
Waynesboro
Monterey Community Hospital
Monterey
Calif
Daniel T
Henrietta Miller Shorb
Charles Beard
Irvin B. McCleary Sr
Trinity United Church of Christ
Richardson Bible
Order of Eastern Star
Jane A. Sisemore
Irvin B. McCleary Jr
RFD
Katharine Gallagher
John F. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Monocacy Hall Nursing Home
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Samuel D. Crone
Charles F. Bowers
Ralph A. Putnam
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
Wm. M
Kemp son becomes Cloverland Farms Dairy president
Ralph C. Kemp succeeds his father Maynard C. Kemp as president of Cloverland Farms Dairy in Baltimore. Maynard had led the company since 1987 until his death last August. Cloverland Farms was founded by Maynard, a Frederick native. Clarence I. Lewis, 80, Harvard professor and philosopher, died in Menlo Park, Calif.
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Ralph C. Kemp
Cloverland Farms Dairy
Baltimore
Maynard C. Kemp
Cloverland Farms
Maynard Kemp
Frederick
Harvard
Menlo Park
Calif
Clarence I. Lewis
Harvard University
Rockets Fire Again From Wallops And Ascension Island
Greenbelt Maryland AP reports NASA extended its upper atmosphere experiments with sounding rocket launches from Wallops Island Virginia and Ascension Island in the South Atlantic on Monday night.
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Greenbelt, Md
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Wallops Island
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
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John W. Mor
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Gan
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Lawrence A. Dorsey
Potomac Edison
Del
Delaware Assembly
Elbert N. Carvel
Carvel
Last Man's Club
Last Man’s Club
F.S.K. Post, American Legion
Southern
Ward A. Crowther
H. Karl Harner
Floyd E. Kreh
J. Robert Edwards
James B. Dorsey
Alton EF. Shaff
David M. Kemp
James E. Doub
George E. VanFossen
Cal
Frank J. Keefer Reid
Herbert
Hahn
John R. Newton
Alvey M. Norwood
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Paul B. Hammond Jr
Joseph S. Kennedy
George E. Slestad
George Delaplaine
Middletown Fire Company
Earle Fillmore Keefer
Keymar
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Edward Fisher
Rest Haven Memorial Gardens
Hansonville
David Stoner Jr
William Keefer
Ralph
Earle Stonesifer
David Dotterer
Harold
Clarance Leatherman
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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