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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1958
Page
3
Framed as a 1858 Frederick newspaper page dated Thursday January 2. The item notes the newspaper’s rights to republication of local news and AP dispatches, and lists publication details including stamp and filing notes.
January entries reveal notable occurrences from U S birth anniversaries of Franklin and Lee to victories such as New Orleans battles. The week covers wholesale price trends with pork roasts and chicken cuts, Florida produce amid embargo effects, and local notices including a marriage and a Fort Riley assignment plus a city opera opening and a New Year dinner offer at Wengewood Cafe.
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A jumble of personal notices from West Second Street to Camp Lejeune covers births, family visits, addresses, and civic updates. Names include Mrs Harry Grass, Janigs M Green, Grover C Hughes, and Lt Louis Smith. The piece notes hospital births at Waynesboro and Frederick Memorial, plus a Porch Miss decoration contest and local business prize winners. The Cairo delegation heads home as county tax rates and budget plans are announced for 1958.
By DAV LAWRENCE Washington analysis argues Soviet censorship and restrictions on foreign correspondents undermine American press freedom. The piece notes Moscow’s selective admission of reporters, limited access in galleries and restricted communications, with critics claiming reciprocity has faded. It highlights how Soviet controls shape news about world events and hinder antiwar messaging.
A collage of forecasts for 1958 spans sports, politics, and culture with references to the British government, American leagues, and possible world events. The piece also reports local medical updates, noting Linda Keeney of Woodshura undergoing surgery and recovery at Frederick Memorial Hospital, along with other hospital admissions and observations.
A fragmentary column voice discusses fortune and fate as a yearly cycle. It muses on doors, earthquakes, weather, and world events while invoking welcome genius and the idea of opening new paths after closing others.
The fragment reports illnesses and hospital stays in Hagerstown and Frederick area including Harry Carmack and Mrs Roy Miller Sr. It mentions pneumonia and improving conditions at home though the text is garbled and includes stray questions about a WS Consu...
The passage recalls on November 7, 1872 a ship left New York for Genoa and was found abandoned in the Atlantic four weeks later. No trace of her crew was ever found.
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