The News Frederick 1960 midweek issue sample
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page presents a March 24 1960s date and billing details for subscription rates and mailing information. It notes advertising terms for subscption and mentions the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co at 6 North Court Street.
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THE
Frederick
Marriana
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Co
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Graulation
Associated Press
AF News
Post Ofice
Gettysburg gets $2 million in projects planned
Interior Department reports to the House Appropriations Committee that Gettysburg will receive about $2.07 million for Mission 66 projects including Cyclorama and Visitors Center construction and battlefield avenue rebuilding. The total also covers operation and maintenance costs and park fees. Yellow Destination parks saw $951,786 in fees with overall National Park receipts reaching $4.74 million.
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Department of Interior
Gettysburg
House Committee On Appropriations
Interior Dewarmert
Cetrsburg
Battefield
Cong
Park Service
Eisenhower South America tour seen as counter to Soviet influence
The article warns Ike’s Latin America visit could curb creeping Communist influence in the hemisphere. It notes Soviet Cuban credit deals and the potential arrival of Soviet technicians near Miami, detailing concerns about a growing socialist presence, and flags the need to monitor President Eisenhower’s findings upon return.
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Eisenhower
South America
Gonal
Darralia
Defense
United States
Annastas J. Mikoyan
Cuba
Soviet Union
Miami
Harper, Bennett Receive Notices In Personal Items
Mr. and Mountaing Paul E Harper will observe a birthday Tuesday. Miss Corinne Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George L Bennett of 604 Biggs Avenue, attended the state conference of the Land Society of the American Better Town Saturday and serves on the society’s board of directors. In baseball, Chicago White Sox pitchers completed 22 of their last 65 games.
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Paul E. Harper
A . An
Corinne Bennett
George L. Bennett
Biggs Avenue
Land Society
American Bettertown
Society Olution
Ches
Chicago White Sox
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago notes from The News dated February 24 1910 recall United States Express Co employee changes with Marion Haller succeeding on health grounds. A Washingtons birthday address at Middletown School and a hay wagon accident near Yellow Springs injure Vernon Lanner. Arles Ranneberger injured by a horse at Bear Doubs with facial bones broken. Bradley Cramer badly burned at Mr Crums home from a coffee mishap during supper with Dr. Stone treating burns.
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United States Express Co
Express Company
Marion Haller
Iajor E. ¥. Goldsborough
Washington
Middletown
Vernon Lanner
Yellow Springs
Hyzeia Ice Company
Court House
Arles
Buckeystown
Bradley Cramer
Air
Roy Crum
Pleasant
Mr. Crum
Mr. Io
D. E. Stone
Mothers Club Meeting at Angelical Church
Pauline Harrison hosts the Class of the angelical church gathering in Redwood. February 24, 1940 program included a poem by Florence Danner, group singing, and Mizpah Benediction. Vice president Jancy Putman led the business meeting with ten members present. Speakers announced for chapel with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. and Rev. Russell F. Seabricht Jr. Door prizes went to Florence Danner and Catherine Mills. Refreshments by Danner, Harrison, and Cannon. Also notes 750 horses in the 1959 Monmouth Park purse distribution at Oceanport, New Jersey.
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Pauline Harrison
Redwood
the News
Avenue
Pau Harrison
Florence Danner
Jancy Putman
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Russell F. Seabricht Jr
Catherine Mills
Jo Ann Cannon
Women’s Guild
Women's Guild of Grace United Church of Christ
Church School
R. E. Wilhelm
Spiritual Life Committee
Austin Kemp
R. Munshour
Delores MacLaughlin
Ray Munshour
Muriel Lester
John W. Morgan
Wes Tead
Ma Wagner
Homewood
Elmer Korrell
Montevue
Littlestown
S. Edyth Je Sigmund
Education Committee
Dorothy M. Handley
Paul
Michael
Frederick County Welfare Board appoints Irene Olson executive secretary
The Frederick County Welfare Board announced this afternoon the appointment of Irene Olson of Philadelphia as executive secretary succeeding J. Sheldon Turner who resigned. Helen Louise Shipley and G David Garber were married at the Methodist church. The mayor’s salary cannot be decided until after the next city election. Thirty one members and guests attended the February meeting of the Presbyterian Men's Club.
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Fred G. Hollowarden T
Western
Frederick
Mar
Census at West Street Office and Local Gatherings
Readable OCR notes a census on West Street with attendees from Frederick and Myersville including Mrs. Frederick Doer and George B. Hes, plus mentions of birthdays, hospital visits, and a Hood College celebration. Also covers a political column by David Lawrence on nuclear weapons, mutual trust, and France’s atom bomb status.
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West Street
Frederick Doer
Frederick
George B. Hes
David Lawrence Washington
France
Gazaram
Bis Four
Natons
Bssons
Unon
Unite States
Rance
United States
Hias
de Gaulle Maye
Congress
Iucigar
Briain
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Fragmentary obituary notes and dedication report
A damaged clipping records a death and family notices including Hood and Thom families. It mentions a man who died Sunday and his son of Mr and Mrs George Thomas. Also notes attendance at the dedication of the American Legion Home by the family of Howman Cumberland. References to Leonard Aifsten Hubbard and other Legion figures appear in this fragment.
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A Hood
James Thom
Main Street
George Thomas
Ann Oe
Leiond
Howman
le Larry
Cumberland
Leonard Aifsten Hubbard
Grand Ct
Ares
Hospitals Attend Patients Across Region Increases Inflow
Multiple local patients enter Frederick Memorial Hospital and Johns Hopkins for treatment and surgery. Names include Mr. Gilbert White improving after illness at University Hospital Baltimore, Mrs Richard F. Kime near Prospect Hill, and Mr J E Frederck Me Am HR Myers. Jockey Robert Louis Stevenson wins Pimlico Breeders Stakes divisions in 1953 with Big Night and Ladd.
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Fast East
Cran East Sou
Cardiac Mamorial Hospital
Joseph
John E. Io Frederck
Myers
Emr
Fred
Harbaugh
F. Memorial Hospital
Ea Wamer
Newindsor
Frederick Moor Hospital
Richard F. Kime
Prospect, Hill
Johns, Hopkins Hospital
Gilbert White
University Hospital
Baltimore
Robert Louis Stevenson
Big
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital dated February 2022 announce multiple newborns. Mr and Mrs C Richard Ahalt welcomed Malcolm Foster, a fourth child and third son. Mrs Ahalt formerly Frances Coblentz of Frederick. Mr and Mrs Archie Rogers at 303 Loganberry Court welcomed Cynthia Ann, second daughter. Mrs Rogers formerly Carolyn Drew of Mullins. Mr and Mrs Richard Simpson of 1909 East Patrick Street welcomed their first child.
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Mr& Wilson
Wee Dolly Brascenburg
Messie van Sant
Viola Snyder
Mary Lowman
Hattie Norwood
Carrie Flair
Mee Lowman
Anna Smeitzer
Nettie Moxler
Laura Chaney
Anna Smelter
Debbie
Allen Mullinix
Poplar Surings
Edgar Wilson
Judy Porter
Carolyn Davis
Cynthia Boller
Laytonville
Adriena Jer Ron
Ginner Caesis
Hazel Esuor
Robert Es Jr
Tommy
Lee Condon
Howard Duvall
Kenneth Herrison
Eddy Condon
Rocky Freming
Austin
Ippeon
Woodbine
Deborah Lymn
Urday
Frederick Ile
AL Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Ahalt
Didown
Malcolm Foster
Ahalt
Frances Coblentz
Frederick
and Mirs
Archie Rogers
Loganberry Court
Cynthia Ann
Rogers
Carolyn Drew
Mullins
Richard Simpson
East Patrick Street
Fragmented Notice of Births and Names
A collection of fragments lists births and family details including Cynthia Ann on Saturday, Doris Stover of Rocky Ridge, James F Abrecht and Lillian DeGrange, Eleanor Roberts, Barbara Ann Deyson, Edgar Crawd, Melinda Ford, Connie Myers of Frederick, Jane Elizabeth Frock, and Betty Stotler of Fair Rocky Ridge with multiple references to first or second children and parental names and hometowns. The text appears as partial OCR lines with inconsistent punctuation and order.
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Cynthia Ann
Simpson
Doris Stover
Rocky Ridge
James F. Abrecht
Cr Alan
Abrech
Lillian DeGrange
Frederic Heights
Eleanor Roberts
Ror Deyson
West South Street
Barbara Ann
Edgar Crawd
East Church Street
Melinda Kar
Ford
Connie Myers
Frederick
Charles Flock
Knoxvi
Jane Elizabeth
Mordar
MM. Frook
Betty Stotler
Fair Mr
Billie
Erry Sue
Graceler
Improvements Plan Of Tawes At $19 Million
Annapolis Gov Tawes unveils a capital improvements plan totaling nearly 39 million dollars. The package adds projects in northern Anne Arundel County funded by motor vehicle revenue bonds rather than state general funds. Additional requests include a new dormitory at Frostburg State Teachers College and a kitchen upgrade at Rosewood Training School with 200000 previously earmarked. Other items cover land for Seneca State Park, watershed work for South Mountain Catoctin, Barret School relocation to expand Friendship Airport, an Oakland airport, and equipment for Calbridge Flats at the University of Maryland.
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Annapolis
Tawes
Anne Arundel County
Frosburg State Teachers College
Rosewood Training School
Seneca State Park
Montgomery County
South Mountain- Catoctin
Barrett School For
Friendship
Oakland
Calbridge Flats
University of Maryland
Sitdown Slugfest Highlights Chattanooga Lunch Counter Protest
A downtown Variety store melee erupted during a segregated lunch counter protest in Chattanooga. Police mobilized 250 officers plus 40 auxiliaries, arresting 11 whites and one Black after clashes at a major intersection. Stores near the protests closed early as students resumed nonviolent resistance elsewhere.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Brown
Brown
Virginia
North Carolina
Carolina
Richmond
Dickers
Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Salem
F. W. Woolworth Co
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