Subscription Rates For Sept Tageticr News
The paper lists subscription costs: single copy five cents, mail in advance one month one dollar, six months five fifty, one year ten dollars. Carrier rates vary by delivery points and ceques are charged. The publication is a member of the Associated Press and carries AP dispatches. Entered at Frederick, Me post office as second class matter.
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Tageticr
Neu
Audit Bureau of Cirrculations
Associated Press
Associates Press
AP News
Post Ofice
Frederick
1980 Census shows housing soundness and ownership mix
The 1980 Federal Census of Housing reports 58.3 million family units, with 73 percent sound and private plumbing. 8.2 percent have all facilities but deteriorating, 13.6 percent lack facilities, and 52 percent at hazardous level. Ownership: 62 percent owned, 32 percent rented. Median home size is 4.9 rooms. Housing conditions considered not as bad as feared.
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America
Golden weddings show resilience of long married couples
Five decades of marriage prove couples can endure fears of domination, finances, childrearing and job worries. Their triumphs over troubles offer encouragement to newlyweds and demonstrate that a successful Golden Wedding is achievable through shared effort and faith.
Thanks to Frederick Fire Department
A letter to the editor praises the Frederick Fire Department for rapid efficient work during a chimney fire over Christmas. The writer commends Independents and Trick companies, noting no fire loss and praising the firefighters courtesy and dedication.
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Frederick
R. M. Clendenin
College Avenue
Yate
Daniels
Civil War Centennial Meeting Postponed in Frederick
A Civil War Centennial information meeting scheduled for Thursday at Winchester Hall is postponed to Tuesday in the Hiram Winchester Room at 7 p.m. C Lease Bussard announced the change citing conflicting local meetings. The session aims to brief participants from Frederick and Hagerstown about upcoming commemorative activities. Details for February 43 will be provided later.
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Winchester Hall
Hiram Winchester
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick
Hagerstown
Bussard
Antietam South Mountain
Mrs Grayson Stevens Hosts Linen Shower for Edwina Mobley
Mrs C Grayson Stevens entertained guests Thursday evening at Happy Acres near Frederick for a linen shower honoring Miss Edwina Mobley. Edwina’s marriage to Ralph Putman is set for January 25 at 8 30 p m in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in this city. Market prices list local grain quotes from the Farmers Co Operative Association for Wheat and Barley.
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Farmers Co-Operative Association
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1912 China and New York dances
News notes from January 23 1912 cover a Peking cabled report on a royal plan to sell Mukden palace treasures potentially to raise 14 million dollars as abdication attempts fail. A New York Lyric Hall crackdown cites indecent dances as licensure revoked. Property moves on East Patrick Street near the railroad tracks total 7400 dollars as the railway expands.
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News-Post
China
Peking
Mukden Palace
Yuan
Turkey
Lyric Hall
New York
East Patrick Street
Northern Central Railway
John Whisner
Patrick Street
Carter Street
Harry W. Zeigler
Y.M.C.A
Harold B. Clark
Methodist Episcopal Church
Moller Organ Works
Hagerstown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Twenty Years Ago Notes from the News Post
Obituary for Richard L. Lewis of Garfield after a woodland cabin fire near Waldorf. Frederick Will organizes Red Cross Motor Corps in Frederick with hospital tours. Chamber seeks defense industries. electricity rationing feared. Japanese advance and Malay fighting near Singapore. 4 American bombers sink a 10 000 ton Japanese tanker. Farmers Co-operative Assn names J C Spears Frederick president.
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Richard L. Lewis
Garfield
la Plata
Waldorf
Chamber OF Commerce
Alvey Renn
Junior Fire Co
Congress
Ieapanese
General MacArthur
Philippines
Frederick
Red Cross Motor Corps
Francis Scott Key
Dutch East Indies
Singapore
J. C. Spears
Farmers Co-operative Assny
Five Generations Of Molesworth Family Photo
Pictured are five generations of the Minnie Molesworth family. Mrs. Molesworth of Mt. Airy holds her great great grandson Charles Howard. Joyce Howard, mother of Charles, appears on the lower right. The back row includes Mildred Murphy of Mt. Airy and granddaughter Thelma Sydnor. Mrs. Sydnor and Mrs. Howard with son are from Washington.
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Minnie Molesworth
Molesworth
Lves
Mt. Airy
Charles Howard
Charles
Joyce Howard
Eisenhower Urges Military to Speak Against Communism
Former President Eisenhower says top military and civilian leaders should be allowed to speak out against communism within policy and civilian supervision. Senate hearings probe Pentagon speech censorship while McNamara testifies on altered officer speeches.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Senate
Pentagon
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Napoleon
Rasputin
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Defense Department
Father Mitchell Transferred. longtime community leader noted
The Frederick Diocese records Father Mitchell’s transfer and highlights his work with the Maryland School for the Deaf and Mount Seminarians. He organized parish programs for 170 Catholic children, assisted by Sisters and Mission Helpers, and served in Scouts and Lions Club roles while active in local charities and education efforts.
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Apostles of Good Will
Father
Father Mitchell
Frederick
Lions’ Clubs
Lions
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frederick County Children’s Aid Society
Frederick County Girl Scouts
Testimonial Dinner Honors Priest on Tenth Ordination Anniversary
Father's tenth ordained anniversary was celebrated June 8 1959 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Ballroom. Hosted by the Catholic Daughters Knights of Columbus, the event gathered hundreds of parishioners and friends from Catholic and non Catholic communities. Father now resides at 13 St Paul Street Elliott City Md.
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Father
Board of Aldermen
Catholic Daughters
Knights of Columbus
Francis Scott Key Hotel
St. Paul Street
Elliott City
Eight-year-old Kurt fills in as class helper on friction
In Silver Spring Maryland eight-year-old Kurt Amsler stood in for his father Ben an AP L scientist at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory who was to lecture second graders on friction Kurt explained that without friction levers would not work and wheels would skid his goal is to be a mathematician and he told himself to speak slowly in front of about 30 students and admitted he was nervous
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Silver Spring
Kurt Amsler
Kurt
Ben Amsler
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
Georgian Forest
Amsler
Camper's Wife Bets Man Will Last Eight Days In Woods
Sandra Wedal in Clare Michigan bet friends ten dollars each that Tony Wedal could endure eight days in a snowbound camp with a tent and dehydrated foods. He reached the halfway point and is reported healthy by Dr. J R Gerson at Lake Beebe.
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J. R. Gerson
Lake Beebe
Wedal
Clare
Internal strains threaten world communism headwinds
James Marlow argues that conflicts within and among communist states shape global history. He cites Khrushchev, Molotov, Red China, and satellite nations, noting rising demands for autonomy, rival blocs, and China’s push for atomic parity to prevent Soviet dominance.
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Associated Press
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Fidél Castro
France
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Congo
George Kennan
Yugoslavia
State Department
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Stalin
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V. M. Molotov
Albania
United States
Annapolis Firemen Win National Safety Award
The Severn River Naval Command at Annapolis won a top safety award from the National Fire Protection Association as the best Navy facility among 105 nationwide. Honorable mentions went to Bainbridge Naval Training Center, Bethesda Medical Center, and Patuxent Air Station. Maryland communities Anne Arundel, Montgomery, Prince Georges gained special recognition for county fire prevention programs.
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National Fire Protection Assn
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United States
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Bainbridge
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Patuxent
Anne Arundel
Montgomery
Prince Georges
U.S
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Leonardtown
Delmar
Del
Maryland
National Fire Association
Silver Spring
Takoma Park
Brooklyn Park
Kensington
Lee Snow Hill
Lenkern Hills
Leadership Faces Test in House Postal Rate Vote
The House of Representatives opens 1962 with a postal rate bill seen as Kennedy budget ballast and a test of Speaker John McCormack. Debate will last two hours before possible amendments, with Murray proposing a 1 cent rise for letters and periodicals to add about 621 million in revenue.
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House
Democratic House
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Congress
House Post Office Committee
Post Office Committee
Tom Murray
D-Tenn
Murray
Air Mail
Local hospital notes report multiple recoveries and transfers
Among the sick, Mr. Fred Burgee is removed from University Hospital Baltimore to Havre de Grace to convalesce and is improving. Mr. Robert Abrecht Sr. at Frederick Memorial Hospital for two weeks is progressing nicely. Mrs. Naomi Ables confined at home ten days with a sinus infection. Mrs. Lottie Murray, now in Waterford Virginia, is a Frederick Memorial Hospital patient. Mrs. Agnes Muizen underwent minor surgery and is recovering. Mr. John L. Weddle recuperating at home after surgery. Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie recovering well after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles R. Smith admitted as medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Fred Burgee
West Fourth Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Robert Abrecht Sr
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Naomi H. Ables
West Patrick Street
Lottie J. Murray
Waterford
Agnes Muizen
Middletown
John L. Weddle
Old Braddock
Dorothy McKenzie
This City
Charles R. Smith
Ridge Road
Braddock Heights
GOP Fund Drive Faces Slump in Nationwide Appeal
Washington AP report shows Republicans worried about a flop in the February fund raising spectacle. Organizers cut expectations from over 1 million to about 300 thousand after high costs for closed circuit events featuring Nixon Eisenhower Rockefeller and Goldwater.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
California
Eugene McGovern
Long Island
Nixon
Waldorf Astoria
McGovern
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Soviet Jet Crash Near Secret Italian Base Sparks Espionage Probe
Italian Defense Ministry and a government source said a Bulgarian pilot likely was engaged in an unfriendly aerial espionage mission when a Soviet built jet crash landed near a secret missile facility in southern Italy after two passes. Lt Milose Solakov may be tried in Italy.
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Rome
Raly
Commounist
Bulgaria
Italian Defense Ministry
Italy
Milose Solakov
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Solakov
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
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