Publication Details and Rates for Great Southern Press
The notice outlines publication by the Great Southern PTS. & MPG. CO. from Paleicn Street and lists subscription rates including 10 cents single copy, $178 for a month, and $2200 per year. It notes Associated Press republication rights and second class postage at Frederick, Mecol.
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Frederick
Passing Of CAS Ends Fifty Year Service In Frederick County
The Children s Aid Society to suspend operations after 50 years serving Frederick County. It originated in a New York movement for homeless children and expanded to Baltimore and Frederick. Functions shift to the Department of Social Services while CAS counselors address home environmental issues and foster care remains in part. Lack of local government support leads to the closure, with a community chest role and county funding cuts cited. Frederick County to farewell a valued local agency and thank its longtime workers.
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Children's Aid Societ
Henry Watson
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Frederick County
New York Courts Swear In 31 Justices Amid Unrest
New York City swore in 31 new justices of the state Supreme Court to ease crowded civil and criminal calendars. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller warned unrest tests public order while Justice Streit cited the expanding scope of the high court to civil rights and crime. The fire warning notes 12,100 U.S. deaths in 1968 as a call for safer, stricter crime control.
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New York City
Saul Streit
U.S. Supreme Court
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Justice Streit
Purple Hearts For All Pueblo Crewmen
Ten Pueblo crewmen wounded in the North Korean capture of the U5.5 received purple hearts in a Navy ceremony. The rest of the crew were not honored and suffered beatings that left lasting scars.
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Pueblo
Retired employee defends News-Post price history and quality
Joon Pl Engelbrecht, retired News-Post staffer, rebuts a reader’s charge about price increases, detailing 1914 25 cent monthly rates, apprentice wages, and print costs. He argues paper quality has long been high and notes Frederick papers’ national recognition and improvements.
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Jefferson
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Frederick Papers
Atlantic Seaboard
Sear
Nixon Maps 1970 Assault For GOP-Ruled Congress
Nixon plans a broad 1970 campaign to win Senate control from Democrats. He targets vulnerable seats and weighs candidates such as Hart and Dodd while aiming to fund and field strong GOP challengers.
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Connecticut
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Michigan
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Cannon
Nevada
Texas
Alaska
Theodore Stevens
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Robert F. Kennedy
Humphrey
George Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Floryh
Beneral Chance Hepfat Gurney
Spessard Holland
Harrison Williams
Proxmire
National Party
Tas
House of the 47
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Plocerd
Local Veterans Reelect Officers After Banquet at Buffalo Hotel
A January 20 veterans banquet at the Buffalo Hotel saw Confederate Veterans officers reelected including Ephil Trande and Alberts Brown as secretary and treasurer. In other news Washington Business Men defeated a local volleyball team 44 to 17 at the State Armory.
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Buffalo Hotel
Love Ephil
Calin Breads
Bentenut-Comoounder
Alberts
Brown
TE Washington Business Men
State Armory
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Policy Change Gap Between Theories And Pragmatism
Washington remarks by President Johnson argue for restrained policy to avoid recession while warning against wage and price controls. Analysts note tensions between voluntary restraint and potential government intervention as labor unions and antitrust issues complicate price and wage dynamics. Senator Bennett criticizes Johnson spending and accounting methods amid inflation concerns.
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America
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Congress
Nixon
Mr. Johnson
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson Adminu Iene
Benvene Fe
Quick Quiz Answers Spark 1920s Curiosity
A reader asks about a child millionaire Shirley Temple and her wealth surpassing $1 million before age ten. Another query covers France’s North American territory Saint Pierre and Miquelon, plus a definition of a free port as a place for duty free storage and shipment.
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France
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Saint Pierre and Miquelon
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Sell Coast
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