Editorial Content Of Papers Cannot Be Rigged B P W Told
Members of the Frederick Business and Professional Women heard George B. Delaplaine Jr. of the Frederick News and Post discuss how advertising shapes retail life and that editors remain free from pressure. The talk included notes on how newspapers avoid inflating prices and how TV advertising influenced public perception.
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B.P.W. Told
Frederick
George B. Delaplaine Jr
The
Frederick News and Post
Congressional
Delaplaine
Hquor
Lucille Wolford
Cecelia Nesstor
Evelyn Camazo
Barbara LeGore
Welfare Boardsistant
Thelma B. Wilson
Fort Detrick
Y.moc. Oa
Helen Bostion
Wildo
Victor Cullen Hospital
Eleanor L. Everhart
Ruth Trout
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Campaign report showing seven thousand two hundred forty nine dollars
Mrs. Harry B. Reese Jr. announces total contributions of 7 239 80 for the November Fund Campaign of the Carroll County Association for Retarded Children. Districts across Carroll County list varied gifts with Uniontown Westminster and other towns contributing amounts as listed. Ray LeGere thanks volunteers churches businesses clubs organizations and many individuals for their generous support as gifts continue to arrive.
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Harry B. Reese Jr
Carroll County Association For Retarded Children
Berrett
Franklin
Freedom
Sykesville
Hampstead
Manchester
Mt. Airy
Ers
New Windsor
Taneytown
Union Bridge
Middleburg
Uniontown
Westminster
Woolerys
Carroll Women's Club
Franklin District
Ray LeGere
Jaycee Week Proclaimed by Frederick County Board
Frederick County Commissioners proclaimed January 24 to 30 as Frederick County Jaycee Week marking the first county wide observance. Frederick City Jaycees organized with a 15th annual Limestone Producers meeting drawing about 500 attendees at the Statler Hilton Hotel.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Washington
George A. Zeigler
Frederick
Lolana
Allen J. Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
National Limestone Institute
Zeigler
M. J. Grove ‘Lime Company
The
Institute
Statler Hilten
State Roads Commission Seeks 20 Million in Bids
The Maryland State Roads Commission said bids will total 20 million dollars in the first half of the year, seven million more than prior plans. Chair John Furk cited federal funding needs and outlined projects including the Baltimore Beltway extension from Glen Burnie to Maryland 2 and Maryland 202 from U S 50 to John Hanson Highway in Prince Georges County. Also noted was a delayed Cabin John Bridge advertisement date from February 2 to April 6 across the Potomac in Montgomery County.
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SRC
Baltimore
IAP
State Roads Commission
John Furk
Commission
Baltimore Beltway
Glen Burnie By- Pass
Maryland 2
Maryland 202
U. S. 50
John
Maryland
Wayson's Corner
Lyons Creek
Anne Arundel County
Cabin John
Potomac River
Montgomery County
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Richard de Groot
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Thorning
Joseph F. Thorning
St Joseph's Church
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Ray Henle
Iin
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Juan Pablo de Lorendio
Castro
Dr. Thorning
Lorendio
Spain
Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
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Iowa
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
U. S. House of Representatives
Katharine St. George
New York
Eagles Club
DANCE
Texas
Jim Turtle
Gary Cooper
Peter Palmer
WU Lien
Brunswick
Fhurmont-Emmitsburg
G. Bernard Calan Jr
Kennedy Studio
Jaycees
E. Wayne Hill
A. Irvin Renn
Delbert Null
Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Jack Davis
Alumnte Hall Hood College
Dailey’s
Johnny Glaze
Bill Krantz
American Legion
Thurmont
Opera House
Rita Hayworth
Anthony Franciosa
Gig Young
Ant Dace
Curt
Vous
Alexander
PT Service
WalkersviLle
RDO
Majot
Woman Satan
Ristue Bardot
UE Satay
Tivoli
Ck Stnb
Ing
Western Maryland Trust Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
North Frederick Branch
Jefferson Branch
7Th St. & Military Road
Jefferson, Md
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
RCA Victor
RCA Ableegularly
Tarel Meag
Routzahn
Living Color
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