Frederick News Totals On Great Southern Mfg Co Rate Notice
The Frederick newsprint lists subscription and rate details for the Great Southern Ptg Mfg Co ad. It shows mail and carver options with prices for monthly and quarterly periods. Local republication rights are noted and the item is entered as second class in the Frederick Md post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour Tha News
Frederick
Great Southern Ptg
MFG. CO
North Cours St. Phooe
Frederck Md
Carver
Espelines
Exick
Canada’s Boom Outpaces U S Growth In 1953
The article notes Canada’s 1953 GNP rose 10 percent to 26 billion while population of 16 million supports the claim no other nation matches the growth. It credits forests fields and mines as wealth sources and highlights wheat surpluses alongside general prosperity in the New World.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
New World
Savages and Lausse Battle Ends In Draw At Garden
Eduardo Lausse of Argentina and Milo Savage of Salt Lake City fought a close 10 round nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden ending in a draw after a late surge by Savage. Lausse sustained an eyebrow cut in the eighth and pressed the pace late, while Savage used a shell defense early and attracted the crowd with a cheeky display. Judges were split, and the AP card had Savage ahead 55-53.
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Jack Hand
New York
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Milo Savage
Madison Square Garden
Savage
Salt Lake City
Holly Mims
St Nicholas Arena
Mims
Louise
Eduardo
Lausse
Causse
Savace
Aithe Aidala
Frank Forbes
Felix
Savave
Jealousy Aims as Motive in Man Slaying
Warren Ro Hyde confessed to fatally beating Ly Man Hire on New Year’s Day in Fort Wayne. Police say Hyde, driven by jealousy over a tavern waitress, bound Hire with wire and attempted to plant robbery evidence. Hire’s body was found under an Eel River bridge, 15 miles west of the city.
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Fort Wane
Indi
RK PF Datton
Warren Ro Hyde
Lyman Hire
Mire
Eel River
Here
Questions and Answers on History and War Facts
The text presents brief Q and A on topics from the French Revolution era to papal history and timekeeping. It notes the Age of Reason as a Revolutionary period, Avignon as papal residence in the 14th century, clepsydra dating to Plato around 400 BC with water clocks used in Rome by 159 BC, and the Battle of San Juan Hill occurring during the Spanish American War.
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Rome
Avigon
France
San Juan Hill
Five Decades Ago: Break-ins and Fire Damage in Town
Fifty years ago this column reports multiple home intrusions on Market East and South streets with items stolen and later recovered, including two pocketbooks found at a suspect location. It also notes a letter from Dr. W. S. McCardell to Princeton President Wilson on football rules and a fire destroying the Frame Dwelling of William Strube in Urbana with most first floor furniture saved.
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Florence Doub
Market
East Fourth Streets
Wm. H. Doub
Samuel Waters
East South Street
Waters
Horatio Waters
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty Years Ago items from The Columns Of The News dated January 7, 1956 cover health, traffic, road contracts, and agricultural policy. Diphtheria cases prompt school exclusions. fog causes two county car crashes. Roberts Paving and H T Campbell and Son win early contracts for 92 miles of dual highway to Hagerstown. about 1,600 county farmers affected by Supreme Court ruling against the AAA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh Eit Lum Pans
Roberts Paving Company
HT Campbell and Son
Civil liberties debate over labor strikes and liberal hypocrisy
Column by David Lawrence argues that civil rights are being trampled by mass picketing and violence at Westinghouse plant protests. It criticizes liberal groups for silence and condemns labor union leaders for intimidation. Ends noting broader impact on workers and rights. Also includes a livestock sale notice for Suffolk Sheep dispersion in Staunton, Virginia scheduled January 14, 1956.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Columbus
Ohio
Westinghouse
United Press
Clo-Afl International Union of Electrical Workers
Charles Clark
Sheriff's Deputies
Troy Tadlock
Franklin County
Compa
Paul
James Smith
William Carey
Frank J. ‘Lausche
Free America
Jeaders
Lake Hall
New York Herald Tabune, Inc
Clover Creek
Poughquag
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt .Jr
Staunton
United States
Canning Land and Cattle Company
Virginia
Dave Canning
Multiple Weddings and Engagements Reported in Local Notices
A sequence of wedding notices from December 31 and early January celebrates marriages in Woodsboro, Smithsburg, Brunswick, and Lovettsville areas. Barrick and Crum tied the knot in Walkersville with a large bridal party, followed by Hudgens and Swinney in Smithsburg with military connections noted. Orndorff and Wenner wed in Brunswick with a brief attendants list, and Selby and Hite married in Brunswick with a short ceremony. Engagement announced for Ann Marie Sterbinsky and Lester W Bover, with background on families and education. Also, John R. Swilling of Rockville reserves the prefix Jr sing for his Guernsey cattle branding.
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Margaret Crum
John Crum
Woodsboro
A. Lamar Barrick
John R. Barrick
Evangelical Reformed Church
Walkersville
Charles A. Price
Emory Cutshall
Ernest
Melvin Anders
Paulie Crum
Kimory Cutshal
Ida Virginia Cutshall
John Cutshall
New York City
Barrick
Hudgens-Swinney
Blue Mountain Church of
Doris A. Byrum
Vernon Hecker
Orndorff-Weener
Nancy Lee Wenner
George F. Wenner
Lovettsville
Bernard C. Orndorff
Clyde Orndorff
Brunswick
Two O'Clonk
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Ralph ¥. Miller
William 5S Sterbinsky
South
Seton Avenue
Emmitsburch
Ann Marie Sterbinsky
Lester W Bower
Rebecca Bover
Frederick
L. W. Bover
Mise Sterhinsky
Stodasdon’s
Midh
Tarzusdseburg
Camp Detrick
Frederik
Mount Saint Mary's College
Bover
University of Maryland
Atha Gamma Rha
Air Force
Peterborough
John R. Swilling
Rockville
Jrsing
Guernsey
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Club
Swilling
Community Notes Dances Births and Milestones Across Thurmont
OPS NEWS covers social events from West Second Street dances to New Year dinners in Thurmont and surrounding towns. Births include a son at Marland General Hospital and a daughter at Woman's Hospital in Baltimore. anniversaries mark fifty two and forty years. Local families, hospitality, and visits feature prominently in this period’s society notes.
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John L. Armacost
Westminster
Mark Lewis
Marland General Hospital
Baltimore
Armacost
Betty Frances Ahalt
Verton Ahalt
Middletown
Robert W. Russell
West Seventh Street
Woman's Hospital
Submarine Explorer Seeks Arie Ocean Return
Sir Hubert Wilking attempted to explore the Arie Ocean in 1951 using an old American submarine renamed the Nautilus. The expedition aimed to push beyond known depths and test the vessel's capabilities.
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Hubert Wilking
Arie Ocean
Ransom first film by Alex Segal shown at Opera House
In Frederick a Christmas preview of Ransom directed by Alex Segal, son in law of Mr and Mrs Storm, drew guests including Glenn Ford and Donna Reed. The drama follows a millionaire’s kidnapped child and the parents’ trials, with Segal praised for direction.
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Segal
Glenn Ford
Donna Reed
Ford
Motion Picture Daily
Lester Dinoff
Alex Segal
MGM
Nicholas Nayfack
Dinoft
United States Steel
ABC
Ruth Worman Storm
Carnegie Tech School of Drama
Teaneck
N. J
Miss Reed
Five Years For Larceny-After-Trust in Maryland
Baltimore judge imposes five year term on Louis F. Meyrer Jr. after guilty pleas to six larceny-after-trust counts totaling 334,450. He faces concurrent sentences and may be sent to Patuxent Institute due to a medical report. Meyrer, a lawyer and real estate operator, is described as eccentric with hobbies in music and antique cars.
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Baltimore
Louis F. Meyrer Jr
Meyer
John T. Tucker
Patuxent Institute
Renault
Agriculture Dept develops new tetraploid Winesap apple
The Agriculture Department reports a new Winesap apple tree variety, labeled tetraploid, with double chromosome count aimed at producing extra large, high quality fruit and disease resistance. Scientists at Beltsville and Palisda, Wash, traced origin from a Winesap branch with altered chromosomes. Full fruit quality outcomes may take five years of study. A separate note mentions Dixie Bright 244 tobacco showing resistance to fusarium and bacterial wilt.
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Department of Agriculture
Haig Dermen
Beltsville Madiraseorch
J. J. Reimer
Palisda
Wash
Dixie Bright
Prof Turner To Speak To Four State Farmers Meeting
Herman Stockslager announces the eighth annual Four-State Farmers Meeting to be held January 20 at Franklin Court Auditorium Hagerstown. Prof N Turner Cornell University will discuss direct expansion and ice bank milk tanks for proper milk cooling. The program also features net income outlook spraying insect control and a panel on farmer needs from the county agent with opening at 9 25 a m.
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Herman Stockslager
Farmer's
Hay
Hagerstown
Franklin Court
N. Turner
Agricultural Engineering Department
Cornell University
Franklin Court Auditorium
Notable local residents listed as ill or hospitalized
Among the sick in Woodsboro and surrounding towns are Harry C Dortus a prominent citizen and president of the Frederick County Agricultural Society in serious condition at University Hospital Baltimore. Other figures include Rev Martin L Zirkle hospitalized in Frederick Memorial Hospital with satisfactory condition and Mrs Mary A Miller Thurmont improving after pneumonia treatment.
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Harry C Dortus
Woodsboro
Frederick County Agricultural Society
University Hospital
Baltimore
M. R. Etchison and Son
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Martin L. Zirkle
Burkittsville Lutheran
Mary A.aliller
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Frank Rice
Lewistown
L. Cameron Hill
Bon Secours Hospital
Charles E Exeter
Waynesboro
Clarence Creeger
Thurrmont
Emma Stowe
Deerhead Chronic Hospital
Salisbury
Abbott
Abbott Nursing Home, East Fourth Street
Frederick
Drexel Guyton
Burkittsville
Nancy Hahn
Charles H. Hahn
Woodsborn
Shafer Named Outstanding Soldier of 1955
James B. Shatecoe of the Medical Company 15th Infantry Maryland National Guard was honored as outstanding soldier for 1955. The award, presented at State Armory services, commended his attendance, willingness, teamwork, and morale, noting he is son of Mr. and Mrs. Shafer Sr. of Rocky Springs and employee at Price Fortune Corporation.
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Pfe
James B. Shatecoe
15Th Int
Maryland National Guard
State Armory
James Doug
Frans Scoil
Shates
Pée Shafer
National’ Guard
Shafer
Vir
RPD 5
Rocky Springs
Frederick High School
Price Flertune Coreporation
Thad Battalion
Unsung Heroes and Humble Deeds Highlighted
A reflective piece honors lesser known acts of courage and kindness. It mentions Sall Pal Row Crutches and a Christmas morning accident where she broke a bone, illustrating deserving recognition for humble efforts alongside public acclaim.
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Barney Felix
Britsin
Walter H. Horman
Union Bridge
Patsy Lorraine
Walter E Barnes
Cletus Barnes
Mise Horman
Barnes
Elmer Wolfe High School
Peried
the News
U.S
Roy W. Timmons
Barbara Ann Idella
Jack Shepley Bowlus
Ed Bowlus
Mrs. Hudgens
Highfield
Women's Army Corps
Canton High School
Canton
Miss
Howard High School
Nashville, Tenn
U.S. Armas
David L. Orndorff
Lovellsville
Adamstown
Brunswick High School
B&o
Ver. Selby
Mise Grove
Tresace
Mary Grove
Annie A. Kefauver
East Middletown
Renee Beth
Walter £. Chaney
Airyo
Claude DeLauter
Frankie
Washington
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
Mr. Hoover
Joseph Vona
Upper College Parkway
Willan H. Gross
Feagaville
Norman L. Gross
William H. Gross
Bobby Gross
Grayson Gross
Sherry Covell
Merkle Gross
William R. Gross
Roslyn
Deean
Norman Gross
Robert Gross
Bobby
Conner Gross
Wen‘dall Carlisle
Emory L. Carmack
Philadelphia
Emory Stottlemyer
William Irish
William Kellett
Ralph Stottlemyer
John Stottlemyer
Blue Ridge Cienenit
Dant Stottlemyer
H E. K
George Zecher
Robert N. Abrecht
East Thirg Street
Archie Green
Graceham
E. A. Nicholson
Vernon Nicholson
Sherlock Nicholson
Lillian Nicholson
Frank Tricka
Ralph Bonney
Joann and
Patty
Camp Hill
Kenneth Finneyfrock
Kenneth Jr
James Andrew
Elmer Andrews
Andrews
Thurmont Ey
United Brethren Charge
Roy
RFD
Beverly Jean
Wayne Hengst
Robert Hengst
Elizabeth Willard
Susan
Kenneth Riffle
Larry Riffle
Susie Clabaugh
Sarah Trout
Mike
Ann Baltzett
Warry Burkett
Martha Nusbaum
North Market Street
Braddock Heights
Raymond D Smith Jr
Center Street
Raymond Co Kidd
Ine Facme
Orlando Fle
Mr Kidd
A. L Derry
E. R. Pearl
Elsie White Baines
Agriculture Dept
Turner
Trish Sieanie
Edgar Steigerwald
Boumi Temple
Stegerwald
Harry M. Ford
Steigerwald
Chesapeake
Ehruny
Pfe. Shafer
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