FrIDAy News Briefs From February 13, 158
A fragmented historical snippet notes a Friday edition dated February 13 in an early era. Readable items include brief notices and columns typical of the period, with sparse details but consistent newspaper cadence.
Storing Of Records Is A Problem Fifty Years Ago
The column discusses rising record storage costs and retention challenges affecting nine million clerical workers. It notes historical ratios, outlines industry guides from groups like the Controllers Institute of America and the American Society of Corporate Secretaries, and cites government efforts to standardize retention periods reducing regulations with time specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Rewards Management Council
Controllership Foundation
Controllers Institute of America
Unete Siefrravers
Suc
Pennssivania
Nore Vek
Securities and Exchange Commission
Advisory Council On Federal Reports
U.S. Bureau of the Budget Im
Self-Employed Earnings Reports and Local Events Highlight Maryland Meeting
A 1959 multi-topic piece details a 11-day grand jury in Maryland returning 57 indictments and noting self-employed earners must report net profits for social security and taxes. It also covers a college relocation discussion, a Fortnightly Club mock trial, social security guidance, and a YMCA basketball game where Frederick Bethany team beat locals 28 to 23 with Fisher scoring eight baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Security Office
Genin
Ith Taranend
Broke
Lovejoy
Dudley Pave
John Motter
Mrr
Jusepnow
Gaver
Edward §. Eicheberger
Col
Wilbur Jones
H. Dorsey Etchison
Noah E. Cramer
Y. Mlc. A
Bethany
Baltimore
Fisher
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Feb 13 1938
Frederick City magistrates would drop from three to two under a bill to reform the system and set pay at 2400 dollars yearly. Dr Carlef Dornheim, a noted veterinarian of Sr Airy, died suddenly at 65. Miss Patricia Feiler of Woodsboro wed Charles Steiner Sauner in a ceremony at St Johns in Woodsboro. 4-H clubs meet with plans for Fortnight Club Week Feb 28 to Mar 7 and store window decorations. Jefferson 4-H Club held a meeting with a dozen girls, showing a film Light is What You Make It. A chimney fire on West South Street led to a charge for speeding and a summons issued in Magistrate Court.
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Frederick City
Maryland
Carlef
Dornheim
Airy
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Jefferson
Nelson C. Brown
New Jerusalem
Lovettsville
Janet Mann
Wheatland
Mildred Crawford
Henry Keyser
Loudoun County
Keyser
Owen Frye
Frye
Charles Zepp
Hagerstown
James Folmar
Mark Albert
Harry Groves
Baby
Williamsburg
Folmar
Louise Reed
Peggy Ann
Lena Hess
Osborne Myres
Purcellville
John Neff
Jasper Rickard
John Keister
Barbara Neff
Bernard Neff
Leesburg
Lovettsste Gade School
Braddock Heights
Francis Lindsey
St. James
Pearl Snoots
Arlington
Ernest Graham
George Snoots
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James George
Frederick Hospital
Martha Athey
Washington
Voce Plyynn Daentaar
United Lutheran Church Women
St. Paul's
Leo Steamer
Moxico
Ned Zeer
Frederick
Henry $. Keiler
Dor
United Church of Christ
Daniel Ponte
Sibert Bussard
Valentine
Max Troxell
Sandra Lynn
William Lester
Lester Boyer
Donald Hoff
Joseph Michael
Patricia Mamie
Sergeant
Mario Tezzoni
BOY Scouts
Fort Derrick
Mustang Patrol
Fredenck Cloak and Suit Store
Patrick Henry
Rick Hargett
Dave Berge
Howie Hirsch
Hunt Elkins
Dick Graham
Post 799
North Frederick
Camp Wilson
Robert Bernstein
Ronnie Philips
Qil Capital
John Bradshaw
Ted Stephens
Ray Baker
John Baker
Kenneth I. Bechtold
Command Management School
Ft. Belvoir
Harold Knode
West Seventh Street
East Second Street
Lee Gearhart
Bill
Eisie Root
Loretta Eyler
California
George Lang
Greenland
Milton A. Tulis
Fort Detrick
George P. Blundell
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Lovettsville News Highlights Local Socials and Events
Lovettsville and surrounding area share wedding attendance and guests from Farrgeld, Brunswick, Martinsburg and Leesburg. Local families hosted dinner guests, while 4-H clubs, senior members, and students prepare for upcoming contests and talent shows. Medical updates and community church activities are noted along with school events and a skating outing.
Fragmented notes from Frederick News page story
A jumble of local items describes social notes, police concerns over speeding, and community events. Mentions staffers, family news, church meetings, and a drive against hot rodders with warnings about lane switching and one way streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Fort Detrick News Highlights Weekly Office Events
Fort Detrick officers announce leadership changes with Colonel Joseph C. Prentice taking command during Colonel Grothaus absence as he attends Harvard business course. The week includes nursery school vacancies, farewell notes for personnel, Valentine dance plans, Ladies Club luncheon, awards, and Scouts activities at Fort Detrick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Prentice
Donald G. Grothans
Grothaus
Harvard University
Birthdays and histories flash across America Today
Know America Today's Birthdays lists Dr. Kirtley F. Mather and Ervin D. Cauvam among notable figures born in Chicago Auburn Maine and Boston with ages 90s to 60s. It includes Roy R. Rubottom Jr. born in Brownwood Texas and Kim Novak born in Chicago plus William Rogers Herod and other figures with birthplaces and years. Today in History notes Philadelphia's first magazine The American Magazine and speed records from 1812 as well as publications and social security milestones. Today's anniversaries honor Field Rawlins Wallington Lincoln and Wood with brief biographical notes. a fire at Hyattstown on Clerksburg Boyd road burned 30 acres with Gaithersburg aid.
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Kirtley F. Mather
Harvard
Chicago
Aps
Ervin D. Cauvam
The
Christian Science Monitor
Boston
Auburn
Maine
Roy R. Rubottom Jr
New York
Indianapolis
William B. Shockley
Los Altos
Calif
England
George L. Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Mass
Samuel J. Rosenman
Fres
Roosevelt
San Antonio
Tex
Philadelphia
Franklin
American Society For the Promotion of ‘Temperance
Leonard H. Dyer
China
David Dudley Field
Haddam
Conn
John A. Rawlins
Bore Galena
Nellie Urner Wallington
Ciscinmnati
Joseph C. Lincoln
Cape Cod
Brewster
Sidney Smith
Anamosa
Iowa
Iowa City
Hyattstown
Clerksburg-Boyds Road
Redgrave
Gaithersburg
Biggest Highway Year Promises 86 Billion in U S Road Buildout
Maj. Gen. Louis W. Prentiss predicts the largest highway building year in U S history with 2.3 billion spent on the Federal Interstate system. The plan covers 41 000 miles with 90 percent federal funding and 10 percent state and local costs. He warns of possible cuts in 1961 high way expenditures but says Congress will find ways to proceed. Jefferson Firemen Meet reports Braddock Heights Fire Company’s Jefferson branch advancing a new organization.
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United States
Louis W. Prestiss
American Road Builders Association
Gen. Prentiss
Congress
Jefferson
Braddock Heights Fire Company
Braddock
State Firemen
Braddock Heights
Harry W. Summers
Mehrl Remsberg
Fugene Magaha
Rene Deputqe
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Martin Dinterman
Betty Burrier
Donna Buckey
Jean Swamlew
Poenen Esnickle
Martha Dinierman
Margie Hoke
Miss Thomas
Jobo Keister
Eduard Snyder
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Charlotte Kine
Creorge King
John Lemp
Sammy George
Braddokg Heawhtis
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Mary Yoe
Martinsburg
Katherine English
Beulah Miller
Maller
Yor
Mason Rust
Lucile Beatty
Brunswick
Juanita Musser
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Sunias
Walter Willams
Uacne Abbott
Mirs
John de Fillips
Bernard Williams
Richard Price
A. A. Beatty
Harry Beaty
Beatty
Nellie George
Mt. Airy
Ricard Hickman
Poly Drive For
Meredith Baratt Veecanner
M. H. Barger
Timmy Kane
Tom Kane
Loudoun
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Eugene Ridgeway
Peeey
Roy Ridgeway Jr
William Bowen
Sam Bowen
Canton
Jack Simpson
Roy Simpson
Frank Tartag
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Clifford
Melvin Comphor
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Ladies Guild of
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C. & P. Telephone Company
Lonesome
Carl Weakley
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Chinny
Robin
Stanley Mentzer
Freida Johnson
Elizabeth Lindsey
Frank Kessling
Young Farmers Staff
Richmond
Louise Mentzer
Henry Christner
Frances Ano Arneui
James Buss
Commuanys
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North Carolina
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Meredith Clatterbuck
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Charles Weadon
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Julia Kretsing
Donald Miller
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Paul Grove
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BM Wagner
Margaret Grove
Harry Lowry
Sarah Lowry
Hamilton
N. L. Lowry
Willie Turney and
Matthew Pickett
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Jim Eshleman
WFMD
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Val Nordgreen
Gregory Shaw
Kimberly Skell
Mshleman
Marilyn T Lynn Skell
Syosset
Long Island
Jim
Elmer Eshigman
Western Maryland Trust Company
A. T
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Patrick
Etraste
Uf Scalen Nraealant
Fant Bentz
Bradley Moore
Poplar Springs
Harold Herman
Laurel, Md
Office of Information and Public Affairs
R. J. Zembec
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J. C. Kirsch
L. Ware
R. W. Kuehne
J. M. Leise
E. R. Cornish
Sonnel
M. Reitman
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Robert L. Yungk
Donald D. Hafner
Frank Pettl
Gilbert
W. T. Moseley
W. E. Davis
T. J. Allen
C. L. Pittsman
G. N. Asai
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Suetainad Sinerine
Detrick
LaVelie C. Hays
George E. Hildebrand
Richard E. Shaff
Estella Appleby
Evangeline House
Betty J. Lind
Harry C. King
Waldemar Kirchheimer
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Gary Bass
Charles Brookey
Martin Bures
Walter Fry
Louis, Greenburg
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John Lamp
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