City To Raze Its Historic Market House
A unanimous vote by the Frederick Board of Aldermen approves tearing down the old City Market House behind City Hall beginning Monday. Mayor Derr cites poor condition and the need for downtown parking, while preserving the historic bell for the Frederick Historical Society. The plan includes shifting marketing to Saturdays and creating reserved parking during the week. The move prompts a charter referendum proposal and names to aid city finances for a potential sewage system bond issue.
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Old City
Charles P. Staley
Frederick
He Mayeor
Villa &. Burial
E. Paul .Magnha
Bell
Board of Alderview
Board of Aldermen
Charles
Derr
Arthur V. Myers
Frederick County National Bank
F. Ross [Myers
Fredericktown Savio Institution
Benjamin Shuff
Farmers, and Mechanics National Bank
Elmer Eshleman
Western Maryland Trust Company
Lewis M. Sponseller
Frederick City
J. Frank Main
West
College Terrace
Protest Grows On Penal Farm in Carroll County
Protest grows as residents and groups oppose the Baltimore Jail Board proposal to locate a penal farm on a 92 acre Dorsey's Crossroads site near Liberty road. Local committees seek facts amid stance from Westmin ster Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club.
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Baltimore
Carroll County
Board of County Commissioners
Siligen
John D. Young
Board of ‘Commissioners
Careroll County
Lust
Berrett
Gamber- Smallwood Improvement Association
Baltimore Jail Board
Liberty Road
Dorsey's Crossroads
Sykesville
Dorsey’s Crossroads
Marriotsville
Marylatsville
Board of Estimates
Lions Club of Westminster
Westminster Chamber of Commerce
Clarence ©. Fishpaw
Civen
Baltimore City
Mc Weant
Izvese
Theseltia
County Board
Jonathan Dorsey
Reunion of 34 Years Ago at Pen Mar
A Frederick charal group attended and sang at the Re formed reunion held at Pen Mar on July 17, 1824. The photo is owned by Harry O. Schroeder and lists participants including Roland E. Long and Marion Stull Miller, both deceased, with Ralph W. Webster as county schools superintendent.
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Frederick Charal
Pen Mar
Harry 0. Schroeder
Roland E. Long
Marion Stull Miller
Ralph W. Webster
Allegany County
Middle Row
Grayson H. Slaley
Charles E. Wehler
Charles D. Shafer
Back Row
Francis B
Correspondence Courses in Soviet Technical Education
A Moscow letter to a Soviet paper criticizes higher technical schools for supplying students with only ten percent of needed textbooks. The piece notes that correspondence education remains crucial for access to study, while professors stress its role in extending education to facilities unable to advance directly.
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Homer Kempfer
National Home Study Council
Washington
United States
Associated Press
Infb
Moscow
Women prefer Western TV stars and ads, study suggests
A Frederick Maryland newspaper quotes say women favor Westerns and their heroes more than men. The piece notes ads leverage feminine appeal through costumes and product pitches, citing Marilyn Monroe type imagery and male heroes as persuasive. The text discusses viewership, purchasing, and gendered advertising trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hughand
Sven
Uticut
Odd Ones and Brighter Day Feature Mixed Telecast Notes
Fragmented listing of shows and times from a midcentury television grid. Mentions The Odd Ones, Brighter Day, American Bandstand, Gene Vincent, Your Family Doctor, news and weather, sports, and several film titles like Boomerang and Red River. Sparse context but preserves names, programs, and schedule blocks.
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William H. Bartgis
U.S
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornel University
Frederick Gily
Berndena Huzzerd
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John R. Webb
Thur Garrettson
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
General
Vn. I L
Russia
Parkway Church of God
Harold Beck
Brunswick
Ernest Baker
Hagerstown
P. Brose
Dorothy’ Putman
Brose
John Gonso
Evangélist Gonso
Hanover Hospital
Col
Leslie 5. Moore
Fort Detrick
Fort
U.S. Army
Willian Arnold
Mountain City
West All Saints Street
Beverly Til
Ehvean
Turkey
Miss Hill
Archie Johnson
Daniel Hell
Fort. Derrick
Jenn G. Felton
Doris A. Calhoun
Thomas L. Rippeoo
Grace B. Miller
Walter Snow
North Market St
Monument
ITV
Charles Mercer
New York
Maryorick
Jim Garner
Hite
Lancaster
Wiar-Tv
WHC
S-Btig
WMAL
WTOR
WGAL
Mealey‘s Hotel
New Market
Maryland
Ebiday Lee
Life
Frankie Laine
Nelson Seark
Dee Norman
Guiding Light
Jony
Margie Bock
Migs Brooks
Buddy Deane
Big Payoll
iTeader
Sou Witer
Gene Vincent
Temple
Pepi
Rad
Eleanor Nash
Hodie
Joan ‘Milt Grant
Ti—Burcaneers
Sfouse Club
Ainde “N
Andy
Brave Eagle
Sone N
Jeff Dane
Morgan
Richard Harknews
Fun House
Ale “Dellaner
John F. Lewis
Cathe John' ‘Stringer
John Douglas
Gibbons Alber Rodertauser
Paul Shields
Faye Huntley
Beinkley
Jews Douglas
David Stickle
George Rogers
del Malki
Douglas Edwards
st—Tews
Joan Daly
Ken McBee
Court of Last Resort
Mayle
Jim Bowie
Zane Grey Theater
ti—Lite
Riley
Colk Ad
G My
Agame
Eve
Sien Xcramento
Trey
America
Red River
Samane Erienda
Tack Paar
Mavie
Frederick Motor Uv
L. W. Patrick St
W. South Bt
Coblentz & Main Incorporated Insurance
Melant
Frederick Gamera Shop
Ricer High
Sowell Tire & Battery CO
Markee Severee Parking
Whitesell Pharmacy Prescription Center
F. E. Whitesell
Whitesell, B. A
N. Market St
Hotpoint
Damascus Electric Company
Market 3
Wines & Liquors
ALCOA
William S. Hood
W. Patrick St
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