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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1959
Page
10
New York report notes strong profits in most sectors over the last three months despite earlier dips. Analysts from Chase Manhattan Bank credit efficiency gains and rising output per hour, with potential for substantial further growth if margins stay firm.
Raritan group the rural civic organization in Keedysville Maryland holds a three day convention in Washington with President Eisenhower sending a message. President Schwagel of Keedysville stresses developing tomorrow's leaders and the value of service to rural communities. Awards are given to members including Keister Adams of Davidsonville Maryland.
A man named Larry Lord Motherwell faces first degree murder charges in connection with the death and burial of his 14 month old daughter more than four years ago. The article mixes unrelated trivia and quotes, mentioning air conditioning, space temperatures, Wall Street land values, stock exchange prices, and savings bonds campaigns.
Maryland State Director Ormond R. Galvin announced Frederick County sold 1 294 473 in Series E and H bonds in 1958, up 130 524 from 1957, reaching 108.3 percent of its 1 195 000 annual quota and ranking sixth in the state. He thanked James McSherry and other volunteers for their role.
A Washington column critiques Khrushchev and Mikoyan visits as propaganda ploys aimed at shaping world opinion and breaking trade barriers. It cites Meany on Hungary and notes Soviet aims to push a face-to-face meeting with Eisenhower, plus a photo caption involving Motherwell.
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