Local paper listing and postal notice dated January 29 1987
Fragmented OCR shows a small regional notice from a Frederick Maryland area publisher listing street addresses 2% Eorth Court St Poore MD 25277 and mentions second class mail status and carrier details. It records a January 29 1987 date and references a Great piano PPG MEG CO and various costs and annual rates.
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Great Piano Ppg
MEG. CO
Eorth Court St
Poore MD
Frederick, Pae
Carrier, Moeth, Homi Veres Moxiles
Monte
Henber Ania Syrest
Grevstrees
Enck Md
Enck Me
Teesday
Industry and Education Support From Corporations Grows
Industry and education links widened as 450 college presidents sought funds from 20 000 corporations. Last year contributions to colleges and universities reached 1000000000, up from 2000000 five years prior, a surge described as revolutionary by Dr. Frank H Sparks of Wabashi College. Survival of dual higher education system hinges on enlightened self interest of business and industry funding future leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Sparks
Wabashi College
Indiana
Dulles Blamed By Fulbright Over Suez Crisis Roles
Senator Fulbright queries Secretary Dulles influence on Egypt policy and the Suez crisis. He questions involvement with Colonel Nasser and the aborted Aswan Dam offer, urging a full disclosure to the Senate committee and public.
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David Lawrence Washington
Dulles
Nasser
Suez Canal
Gireet
Senate
Fulbright
Arkansas
Daves
Aswan
Excess Taxes For Unemployment Listed
Baltimore January 2 An estimated one million dollars in excess Federal unemployment taxes will be paid into the Maryland Unemployment Insurance Fund for the year ending July 1 1957. The payment under the 1954 Act appears as Maryland’s pro rata share of some 65 million in excess collections to be distributed to Employment Security agencies nationwide. The figure is tentative with possible revision up or down by as much as 10 to 20 percent. Robert B. Kimble, chairman of the Employment Security Board, notes these payments plus interest earnings could help reduce Maryland tax rates in time. For FY 1936 Maryland received 555 580 in excess payment and earned 2 505 000 in interest. Tax rates vary by individual, with the elevator-like escalator clause tied to fund reserves. Taxable wages are the first 3 000 earned by each insured employee.
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Baltimore
Maryland Unemployment Insurance Fund
Maryland
Uncle Sam
Robert B. Kimble
Employment Security Board
Maryland U. S
States for Hawaii and Alaska by four years
President Eisenhower urged granting statehood to Hawaii and Alaska in his budget message with defense safeguards for Alaska. Both parties have endorsed admission and delegations are ready in Washington to be seated in the House and Senate.
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Hawaii
Alaska
Far North
Pacific
Asies
Seisenhower
Washington
House
Senate
Washington Street PTA Meeting Highlights January Session
The January 21 Washington Street School PTA meeting opened with the Parent-Teachers’ Devotional, Lord’s Prayer, and Pledge of Allegiance. Dr James Sensenthand discussed the Aswan Dam negotiations and related budget talks, clarifying points from sources in London and Washington.
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Washington Street
PTA
Flac
Legislative Highlights: Senate Votes to Revise Tobacco Laws
The Senate advanced a bill to overhaul Maryland tobacco laws affecting the State tobacco inspector and Baltimore Hogshead Tobacco Market, stripping obsolete references. Another measure would grant a group of ten Garrett County voters and real estate owners veto power over alcoholic beverage license applications, pending further Senate approval. Leader Gordon Boone and others commented on the repeal of scheduled motor vehicle fee increases as favorable legislation.
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Annapolis
Senate
House
Baltimore
Garrett County
County Alcoholic [Beverage Board
Les
Garrett
del Simpkins
Somerset
Gordon Boone
Balts
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A jumble of 1950s era items recount floods at Marshall College in Huntington West Virginia, local incidents including a sewer trench accident, a stork shower for Dorothy Droneburg, birthday gatherings, and various civic notes about public relations funding and wartime era diplomacy reflected in New York and Cairo discussions. The column mixes community notices with historical reflections and political commentary.
Thurmont Emmitsburg plan shared for expanded curricula
Frederick county officials discussed expanding the Emmitsburg high school program by merging with Thurmont senior high to gain access to up to 45 courses. Dr Sensenbaugh agreed to study pupil diversion and report findings. Only three Thurmont seniors live nearer Emmitsburg. Thurmont may add eight subjects if enrollment rises. A second note covers a surprise shower for LaRue Schwearing and Gerald Hammond hosted by Keedysville church group with gifts and a European movie showing by Mr Murfin.
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James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Duval Sneadner
PTA
Emmitsburg High School
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Sensenbaugh
Thurmont Senior High
Jameshurtin
Hagerstown
LaRue Schlwearing
Frederick
Gerald C. .Hammond
Keedysvile
Evangelical Luth Teran
Salem United Brethren Church
Keedysville
Murfin
James Ridenour
Stanley Taylor
LaRue Schwearing
Audrey Wyand
Elaine Rohrer
Rose Vance
Susan Morton
Gerald Co. Hammond
Donald Lohman
David Wyand
Richard Lohman
LeRoy Burmer
Robert Wyand
Steven Afura Murfin
Ars Murfin
Europe
Mr. Murfin
United States Air Force
Holter Named Co-Chairman of Heart Fund Campaign
Cecil K Holter a prominent Mid valley farmer is named co chairman of the 1957 Heart Fund drive for Local 1957 Frederic Heart Association Edward D Storm president announces Holter will share duties with George F Brandenburg campaign chairman Also named to assist are Mrs Ellis Wachter Mrs Donald B Rice and Mrs Harry Reid Nelson Bohn and Mrs Edwin V Hill among others the goal is 7000 with half sent to the American Heart Association for research education and community service
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Cecil K Holter
Middletown Valley
Heart Fund
Edward D. Storm
Frederic& Heart Association
Holter
George F. Brandenburg
Farm O
Poman At Grange
Maryland State Holstein-Fresian Association
American Heattl Association
Ellis Wachter
Donald B. Rice
Harry Reid
Heart
Nelson Bohn
Edwin V. Hill
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Death claims Samuel Nixdorff a highly respected citizen at his East Third street home in his 87th year Ex Judge William J Black Thurmont prominent Orphans Court member age 78 George W Crum appointed county treasurer deputy Winslow Doub formerly of Valley Savings Bank Middletown Edward A Cramer sells 333 East Church Street residence to Jacob L Engelbrecht Officers elected at South Frederick Literary Society Irvin Storm president B Rhoades vice president J Shaw secretary G Myers treasurer HPaugh librarian W Solt critic C F Munshower and Lewis A Woodward Frederick Electrical Engineering Company in Brunswick on business
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Samuel Nixdorff
East Third Street
Wiliam J. Black
Thurmont
Orphans Court
George
W. Crum
Win
Irvin Storm
B. Rhoades
J. Shaw
G. Myers
H. Alpaugh
G. Mateny
W. Solt
Edward A. Cramer
East Church Street
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
C. F. Munshower
Lewis A. Woodward
Frederick Electrical Engineering Compans
Brunesick
Sermon by Leather at All Saints Church Service
Robert Leather, a student at Philadelphia Divinity School and communicant of All Saints Episcopal, delivered the 11 o'clock sermon. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Franklin of East South Street with Rev Maurice D Ashbury as pastor. Also noted are personal items about Staley family births and trips of Biser and Duncan families, plus Cumberland Glass Co resuming production at Mt Savage after a fire, employing 140 people.
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Robert Leather
All Saints Episcopal Church
Philadelphia Divinity School
Leather
James Franklin
East South Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints
Francis X. Staley
Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Staley
Francis
K Staley Sr
East Second Street
Eric C. Biser
Dill Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
James T. Duncan
Duncans
Karl
Cumberland
Cumberland Glass Co
Mt. Savage
John Dudash
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Charles A. Price
Michael Poe
Maurice Ashbury
Yellow Springs News Fragments on Health History and Seminary Gift
Health notes report Mrs aliss Elia Bell and Jerry Feaster improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A column discusses Yellow Springs history from Scharf and notes on Montongua medicine water and local mineral lore. Westminster Theological Seminary will receive 1.5 million dollars from the Kresge Foundation for relocation in Washington.
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Westminster Theological Seminary
Kresge Foundation of
Detroit
Norman L. Trott
Trott
Washington
Detour Bank Directors Re elected at Annual Meeting
At the Detour Bank annual stockholders meeting the directors Edgar G Emrich Earl H Hoffmen Ernest F Keilholtz David B Reifsnider Robert R Seyler William J Stonesifer and John Wood were re elected The board then organized naming John Wood president Edgar G Emrich vice president Mary Ellen Catlin cashier and secretary Nancy E Munshour bookkeeper and teller Wood also serves as bank counsel.
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Detour Bank
Edgar G. iEmrich
Earl H. Hoffmen
Ernest i F. Keilholtz
David B. Reifsnider
Robert R. Seyler
William J. Stonesifer
John Wood
Mr. Wood
Br. Emrich
Mary Ellen Catlin
Jeashier
Nancy E. Munshour
J and Teller
Wood
Hospital Births and Discharges in Gettysburg and Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wibell of Thurmont welcomed a daughter born Friday at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Pa. Arthur Stonesifer's daughter was discharged from the same hospital. Anna K Mills of Brunswick was discharged Thursday from Washington County Hospital Hagerstown.
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Joseph Wibell
Cash for News Tips at The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news events during January. Hours for tips: weekdays 9 am to midnight, Saturday 8 am to noon, Sunday 4 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollars for the top stories. only the first tip on a story counts. Call Monument 2-1177.
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Frederick News-Post
News and Post
Monument
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