KNOW YOUR FIREMEN KNOW YOUR FIREMEN
Lewis A. Kline a veteran driver of the Independent Hose Company is a long time fireman with nearly 24 years of active service. He joined as a driver in October 1936 after ten years with the Monocacy Valley Canning Co. His family home is 118 East Paw Street with his wife Thelma Wallace and three stepchildren. He is described as one of Frederick's most capable and conscientious firemen with an excellent service record.
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Lewis A. Kline
Independent Hose Company
Les Shull Kline
East Thirteenth Street
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M Uthat
Lewis
Independents
Monococy Valley Canning
Kline
Thelma Wallace
East Paw Street
Douglas Harrison
U. S. Air Force
Eller
Warren Harrison
Williams L. Boteler
Buckerstown
Dickie
Billy
Frederick
Inflation and dollar strength hit Americans in 1960s outlook
The Tax Foundation warns inflation erodes purchasing power and slashes the value of dollars, citing that a $5,000 yearly income drops by about 137.50 over time. It notes federal spending surging by 14.3 billion between 1955 and 1969, while several nations show steadier currency values. The piece links inflation to social strain and urges action to protect free government.
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Tax Foundation Inc
Foundation
IMS
Portugal
Switzerland
Belgium
Ecuador
Germany
India
South America
Bolivia
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Paraguay
Little Change Planned In Farm Assessments
Frederick County assessors expect no wholesale shift in farm property valuations after a Court of Appeals ruling outlawed exemptions. Supervisor Lumen F. Norris says district reassessments will occur where old laws applied, but county-wide value changes will be modest compared to Montgomery and Baltimore counties.
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Frederick County
Court of Appeals
Lumen F. Norris
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Montgomery
Norris
Frederick horse show earns Honor Show rating from AHSA
The American Horse Show Association named the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Show in Frederick an Honor Show, one of 39 nationwide. Judge Adrian Van Sinderen announced the list at Detroit meetings. local co sponsors were the Frederick Jaycees and the Mid-Atlantic Morgan Horse Club, with Warner L. Mike Brittain managing the event.
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American Horse Show Association
Frederick
United States
AHSA
Reurity
Adrian van Sinderen
Detroit
Mich
Madison Square Garden
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Warner Lb
Mike” Brittain
Haller Will Is Probated in Orphans Court
Ruth E. Haller estate probated this week with beneficiaries named. She died January 11 leaving one third shares to Wy. Harry Haller’s children, one third to Grace Haller Newman’s children, and one third to T. Stuart Haller’s children. A 1938 codicil gave the T. Stuart Haller share to T. Stuart Haller. Witnesses included Samuel G. Duvall and Joseph McDivit.
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Ruth E. Haller
Orphans Court
Miss Haller
Samuel G. Duvall
Josesbh McDivit
Harry Haller
Grace Haller Newman
T. Stuart Haller
Parsons Newman
Dorothea M. Summers
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items note a January 27 1949 column. Topics include a GOP dinner plan at the Catoctin County Club, Emmett Bowilus becoming president, theft report for a bicycle owned by Leslie Burger Jr., press on political candidacy by Walter Johnson, Cumberland mayor attacking the WPA, Melvin Jones Day at Lions Club, Oak Ridge Lab fellow award for Fiord L. Culler Jr., his background, a traffic penalty for James Peter Dolan near Harpers Ferry, and arrests in Holguin for counter-revolutionary activity with ongoing investigation.
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Jamuez
David G. Everhart Sr
Catoctin
Emmett R. Bowilus
Daniel Swomley
Leslie Burger Jr
West South Street
Frocks of Taneytown Celebrate Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John W Frock mark sixty years of marriage with an open house at their son Jan Lamber home in Taneytown The couple wed January 9 1900 in Detour The Frocks have six children twenty one grandchildren twenty three great grandchildren and one great great child The event featured a four layer wedding cake with a 69 diamond centerpiece and greetings from Rev Morgan Andreas and President Dwight D Eisenhower.
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John W. Frock
Taneytown
Jan
Elsworth L. Lamber
Frock
Detour
Culp
Bessie Miller
Ellis G. Frock
Roscoe V. Frock
Uniontown
Roland L. Frock
Emmitsburg
Freda Lambert
Inlaw
Bruce A. Shirk
James H. Fair
Linda
Lana Jock
Vickie Lambert
Morgan Andreas
Jeffrey Allen Bowers
Duight B. Eisenhower
Conviction Grows That Bloody Uprising Not Doomed To Fail
Algiers witnesses a rising backed by settlers, officers, and pro French Muslims. Thousands gather outside the university, awaiting pro French protest. insurgents report supplies for weeks as censorship relaxes. Demonstrations spread to Oran and Bone and Constantine as French officials meet civic groups.
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Algiers
Algeria
France
Tion
Echo
Alger
Joseph
Netwo
Paul Delouvrier
Oran
Mostazanem
Constantine
Bone
Jaycees Mark 21st Anniversary With Bosses Night
Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce celebrated 21 years at a dinner meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Local president G Bernard Callan Jr introduced Howard Thomas national vice president and 1950 candidate for Jaycee presidency who urged members to pursue higher achievements. James Trout was named Outstanding Young Farmer. runner up Fred Rooms received a cap. A Board vacancy was filled by Mehra Duvall as 12 new members and one associate joined. A membership drive was announced to run through March 8. Special guests included Jaycee leaders from Baltimore Towson and Hagerstown.
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Frederick
Jaycee
St. Louis
Thomas
Mem
Jaycees
Frederick County
James Trout
Fred Rooms
Boyd Smith
Mehra Duvall
Callan
William Barada
Ronald Cook
Roberts Doster
Edmund Fitzpatrick
Joseph Free
William Hale
Jack Kennedy
Kenneth Layman
William Rhoades
Thomas Taylor Jr
Lawrence Way
John Wilcox Jr
Nelson Langan
Circulation Record for News and Frederick Post Reaches High
The News and The Frederick Post posted a record yearly circulation for the year ending September 30, 1959. Average paid circulation was 18,293 copies, up 66 from 1958, with 8,490 News and 9,303 Post copies sold. The ABC notes 3.7 percent annual increase and 1950 baseline of 15,445.
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News
Frederick Post
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Post
ABC Report
Local Personalities Return From Sales Conference
Mr and Mrs Charles E Collins Frederick have returned home after a three day sales conference in Kaukauna and Green Bay. Mrs Collins a Maryland House of Delegates member. Mr and Mrs Josep Smith and family of Hagerstown. Mr Mrs Carian Webster Charles Town W E latter's father Robert Smith Union Bridge Martinsburg. Mrs Russell Tsitapoe Neaville celebrates her 47th birthday today.
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Charles E. Collins
Frederick
Kaukauna
Green Bay
Wrs
Collins
Maryland House of Delegates
Josep Smith
Hagerstown
Carian Webster
Charles Town
W.ede
Robert Smith
Union Bridge
Martinsburg
Russell Tsitapoe
Lipstick Law Change Is Sought By Government
Secretary Flemming urged Congress to amend color additive rules to allow continued use of lipstick colors. He cited tests showing no cancer danger but potential liver and spleen damage in animals at high doses. He pressed for extending anti cancer provisions to color additives and setting tolerances to limit risks.
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Washington
Congress
Arthur S. ‘Flemming
House Commerce ‘Committee
Flemming
Lipsti
Jeffersonian Ladies Auxiliary January Meeting Notes
The Jeffersonian Ladies Auxiliary met January 21 at the Jeffersonian Democratic Club with Mrs. Shirley Cramer presiding. Officers reported. Ruby Hahn endorsed as a National Convention delegate. plans announced for the Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner in April. new committees named for 1960. February 18 features Mrs. John Foley as speaker. March 17 event with C Lease Bussard and slides of Monticello and Hawaii. new member Mary Rippean welcomed and a list of attendees recorded.
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Jeffersonian Ladies’ Auxiliary
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
Shirley Cramer
Catherine Weddle
Helen Norhagle
Ruby Hahn
J. Millard Taves
Airs
Myrtle Young
Cramer
Helen Collins
Myrtle You
Annabell Powell
Pauline Kirbs
S. Evelyn Fox
Betty Warehime
Mar‘Zaret Lewis
Ethel Morningstar
Eleanor Miller
Madelyn Himes
U.d.-Wc
Young
Notwogle
Warehime
Rose Nikirk
John RL ‘Foley
John Foley
Optimist International
C. Lease Bussard
Bussard
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Chezriottescie
Hawaiian Islands
Notnagle
Mary Rippean
Agnes Wisner
Gorley
Dorothy Bell
Thelma Weidman
Ora Talbott
Grace Pate
Elizabeth Kaig
Catherine Hahn
Margaret Wachier
Pauline Falbey
Mildred iShafer
Ethel Morngsiar
Evelyn Fox
Amnahbella Powell
Britt to Oppose Kennedy in Every Primary
Elton Britt the Damascus Mead cowboy singer campaigns for the Democratic nomination. He plans to enter every presidential primary including New Jersey West Virginia Maryland and Wisconsin. James J. Walker opened Britt headquarters in Concord and hopes to enter Frank Clement of Tennessee in the New Hampshire primary as a possible running mate.
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Elton Britt
Damascus
Mead
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
New Yorker
James J. Walker
Britt
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Wisconsin
Walker
Frank Clement
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Among The Sick Air and Admitted to Hospital Updates
The notice lists individuals admitted or treated at local facilities including Mr Howard Fa of Sanford and Mr Cecil O’Conner of Martinsburg and Mrs Charles E Nisirk Jr of Middletown after surgeries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. It reports Little Robert Hammond, 18 months, improving at home after two weeks of illness. A Moscow dispatch notes a purge of Latvian editors by the Communist party to curb nationalism and promote communism.
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Leonard Ong
Howard Faa Sanford
Cecil O'Conner
Martinspburg
W. Va
Charles E. Nisirk Jr
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Hammond
Charles Hammond
Frederick
Moscow
Soviet “Union
A. ¥. Pelske
Latvian Communist Party
Pravda
John Zufall
Weather summary for 24 hours ends at a.m.
The Associated Press reports temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at a.m. The brief notes weather readings and rainfall totals, providing a concise daily climate snapshot.
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Associated Press
Cub Pack 283 to Hold Golden Jubilee Dinner
Cub Pack 283 plans a Golden Jubilee Dinner on Monday February 29 at 6 p.m. at Calvary Methodist Church. Troop 283 scouts will attend. tickets available from local mothers and Don Mathers. The event caps a Cub Scout scientists theme with Webelos induction on February 2 and awards to be presented.
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Mon
Eugene Warrenfeltz
Dennis Ahalt
Denichiefs
Sydney Miller
Wayne ‘Dronéburg
Calvary Methodist Church
Don Mathers
Carl Bussard
Robert Alig
Mel Ambrose
Curtis Michael
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Butch Wilson
Kenny Huber
Eddie Wachter
Tommy Mohter
Alan Bus i Sard
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Jerry Weddle
Scottie Kline
Bobbie Marsh
Danny Wiles
Luther Hargett
Clifford Paust
Martin Nikirk
Henry Wilson
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Capitol Building
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Calvary Methodist
Man Advised To Re acquaint Self With Son In Court
Summers, an old butcher, found guilty of failure to support his teenage son in magistrate court. Judge Edward D. Ster m ordered $15 weekly from January 30, then $10 weekly after March 12 until $500 is paid. Summers claimed lack of age and address for the boy and provided receipts, but only one proved payment. In a separate traffic case, Karl H Schnick of Baltimore was found guilty of speeding 75 mph on Route 40 east of Frederick. Claude Gardner of Frederick received 60 days in jail for intoxication.
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Steiner UO
Courtney R. Bryan
West Seventh Street
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Storm
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Karl H. Schnick
Baltimore
Joseph Gailen
New Market
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Schnick
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Army Rangers drown in Gulf during training mishap
At Eglin Air Force Base Florida heavy surf and a broken cable dumped 30 Army Rangers into the Gulf of Mexico. Two bodies were found in life preservers and a third ranger was missing presumed drowned after three rafts capsized during a simulated beach assault near Santa Rosa Island.
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Gulf of Mexico
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Ng Ranger
Santa Rosa Island
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