Frederick News Financial Rates From 1962 Issue
Page four of The News Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and delivery details for 1962. It notes prices for single copies, monthly, six month, and yearly mail rates, plus carrier options depending on delivery points. The page also identifies press associations and mailing classifications.
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Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1912
Fifty years ago reports note Navy officials learning Japan ordered 18 warships to spur a $12 million push for two new battleships. Urbana residents plan a town hall with a weekly film showing if funded, costing around $1,000. A subscription dance in the Armory features Misses Bessie Craigmile and Marguerite Dill on the organizing committee. Morris Iron Co wins a contract to cast an ornamental electric pole for Valley Savings Bank, Middletown. Various injuries from icy roads are listed, including Mrs Evelyn Remsburg and Mrs Amanda White in Middletown, Mr Lewis Stup in Rocky Springs, and Mrs Martha Ridgeley in Myersville. The death of former Register of Wills Mr Hamilton Lindsay is reported in Thurmont. Charter revision committee agrees to drop grandfather clause references. County officials travel to York, Pa to buy fireproof filing cases for offices.
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Navy Department
Japan
Congress
Urbana
Bessie Craigmile
Marguerite Dill
Morris Irox CO
Valley Savings Bank
Middletown
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Belverdere
Baltimore
Evelyn Remsburg
Amanda White
Lewis Stup
Rocky Springs
Martha Ridgeley
Myersville
Hamilton Lindsay
Register of Wills
L. C. Barnes
Thurmont
Unionville
Jane
Charter Revision Committee
Citizens’ Meeting
Messrs. Burkholder
George Doll
Joe Elkins
Clinton Boost
Markwood D. Harp
Harry W. Bowers
York, Pa
Defenders of Singapore Fight to Halt Invaders
Twenty years ago readers learned Singapore held a 10 mile front as Japanese forces pressed an assault. Major General Bennet, Australian commander, called the situation well in hand. Batavia saw Japanese air raids, while US and local reports noted moves toward Java and regional tensions.
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Singapore
Bennett
Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Java
Potomac Motor Lines, Inc
Maryland Public Service Commission
Frederick
F. H. Urner
Adolf Hitler
Washington
West Patrick Street
Sergt
W. K. May
Young Men's Bible Society
R. Ames Hendrickson
Catoctin
Thurmont
Elnathan Lewis Higbee
Emmitsburg
World Output Surpasses One Trillion In 1961
A report by J Fred Weston of the University of California Los Angeles to the American Statistical Association notes global output topped a trillion dollars in 1961 with about half generated in the United States. The piece highlights U S dominance despite population and land area figures and urges continued investment in manpower and money to maintain leadership amid global envy and geopolitical tension. The article also covers a local Republican Women meeting in Taneytown discussing primaries, party organization, and a March 6 program featuring Miss Patterson of Westminster with slides on Japan.
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J. Fred Weston
University of Calfornia At
Los Angeles
American Statistical Association
United States
John Harman
John Harner
Hewitt MacPherson
James Baumgardner
Harry Mehney
Charles Stoneselfer
Pat Patterson
Westminster
University of Tokyo
Wilshow
Japan
Kiwanis Club
Maryland moves to probe savings and loan crimes
Maryland officials announced a criminal probe into savings and loan irregularities. Attorney General Thomas Finan named James E. Norris Jr. as special assistant to prosecute such cases alongside James P. Garland. Local prosecutors in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties plan coordinated reviews with receivers and may empanel grand juries next month.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Thomas B. Finan
James E. Norris Jr
Norrig
James P. Garland
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Leonard T. Kardy
Montgomery County
Kardy
Savings and Loan Association
William L. Kahler
Prince Georges County
Garland
Norris
Kennedy era party divisions and stalled urban affairs plan
James Marlow notes U S party lines mask real rifts in Kennedy and Nixon era politics. Democrats block a proposed urban affairs department in the House, while Republicans split between Rockefeller and Goldwater. Eisenhower’s legacy frames the debate as parties court unity without real consensus. plus local building permits and projects listed from the courthouse.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
Department of Urban Affairs and Housing
Eisenhower
Congress
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Department of Urban Affairs
Rockefeller
Des Moines
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
California
Frederick plans and projects highlighted in Asphalt Paper feature
The Frederick area is profiled in the Maryland Asphalt Association quarterly feature, noting 1961 city improvements including a new water plant storage, sewer upgrades, and 14 miles of streets funded by bonds. Federal Aid projects on Motter Ave Seventh Street and Carroll Street are described with design and costs.
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Maryland Asphalt Association, Inc
Motter Ave
Seventh Street
Carroll Street
Seventh St
State Roads Commission
Cess
Frederick Thruway
U.S. 15
Frederick Business District
Thruway
Army East Coast Communications Center
Fort Detrick
Emmitsburg Seeks New Site For Sewing Plant Expansion
Emmitsburg officials move to secure a four acre site for the Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company to expand its sewing plant. The firm, with about 70 employees, could hire 30 more immediately and possibly double staffing after relocation. Parking space is a key requirement as officials and company representatives cooperate to keep the plant in town.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
Edward Houck
Houck
Rabbit Plague Hits Alaska Highway Traffic
Bob Angus of the Fort Nelson News reports a rabbit population explosion along the Alaska highway. A woman motorist en route to Fairbanks reportedly ran into a ditch five times in 30 miles trying to dodge rabbits crossing the road.
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Edmonton
Alta
Bob Angus
The
Fort Nelson
Alaska Highway
Fairbanks
Immigration Down In Canada Reaches Fourteen-Year Low
Ottawa report shows total Canadian immigration last year at 71,689 a 14 year low. Italians formed the largest single group among newcomers totaling 14 600 for the fourth consecutive year.
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Setraight
Ottawa
Canada
Massoglia named deputy commander at Fort Detrick
Lieutenant Colonel Martin F. Massoglia is assigned as deputy commander of the U S Army Chemical Corps Biological Laboratory Fort Detrick announced Colonel Carl S Casto Massoglia replaces Lieutenant Colonel Clyde Westbrook who departed last month Massoglia who has served at Fort Leavenworth since 1958 is due to report next week He is a 1957 regular course graduate and has been active in community duties with his wife who authored Fun Time Paper Folding They have six children
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Martin F. Massoglia
U.S. Army Chemical Corps Biological Laboratory
Fort Detrick
Carl S. Casto
Clyde Westbrook
Massoglia
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Japan
Martin I
Charles
John
Mary Ann
Michael
Judy Clare
Side Glances and Farewell Notes From the Post
A column lists military privates and hometowns including Boyce De sert and Hockaday, plus farewell departures. It notes Dr Thomas Mathey will speak on genetics at Middletown High School and outlines other staff activities, trainings, and hospital visits with names and places across Maryland and nearby states.
Truck Driver Held Not Responsible In Md. Accident
State Police did not charge Charles Herbert Fox after his truck struck 14 year old Joseph diBella in Mt. Airy on Md. 27 south of Ridgeville. DiBella suffered only minor bruising and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigating trooper D L Schlotterbeck cited the boys walking on the wrong side of the road and wearing dark clothing as contributing factors to the mishap.
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Charles Herbert Fox
RFD
Union Bridge
Tpr
D. L. Schilotterbeck
Joseph diBella
Mt. Airy
MD. 27
Ridgeville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mt. Airy Ambulance
Schlotterbeck
Plane crash survivor: Capt Charles E B Jones I from Chambersburg
AP report says Captain Charles E B Jones I, 31, of Chambersburg Pennsylvania, survived a crash of an AB twin jet reconnaissance bomber near Chelveston during a training flight. Four other U S Air Force members died. two other crewmen survived. The seven man crew included two from Maryland area.
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London
Charles EB. Jones I
Chambersburg
U. S. Air Force
Jones
Chelveston
Maryland
Wests brilliant club play decides four spades contract
In a bridge game the South four spade contract hinges on a club guess. West pretends to three clubs, saves the queen of clubs, and East yields the queen. The story shifts to local FHA actions where an initial loan total of 80 000 and subsequent loans totaling 90 000 were approved, with over 100 000 in rural housing loans under review. Cocker spaniels are noted as the most popular American dog breed, tracing to English origins and woodchuck hunting.
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Jesse N. Smith
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
Brosius Homes Corporation
Aar
Birmingham Drive
Pearl Street
Carrollton
Adel Demiray
Frederick Medical Center
Kline Boulevard
Crocker and Little
Pinewood Drive
E.W. Ausherman, Inc
Gilbert E. Rinehart
Trail Avenue
Paul M. Carmack
Fairview
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East
New South
New Westminster
Farmers Home Administration
Baltimore and Carroll Counties
FHA
Westminster City Hall
H. Bryce Hopkins
Frederick
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Maryland
Miller
England
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