Poze JHE News Frederick Md July 2 195%
Fragmented OCR text mentions Frederick Maryland with possible dates and figures, including monthly charges and yearly amounts. It references an automobile or advertising context and lists a press association credit. The readability is poor and specific facts are unclear.
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Poze Jhe News
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Jake
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Two Presidents Die On Fourth Of July 1828
The article notes Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on July 4, 1828, a historic Fourth of July with imagined reactions to such a double loss. It also covers a magistrate court verdict, a divorce decree, a fire chiefs meeting, and National Aviation Day observed on August 19 honoring Orville Wright.
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Thomas Jefferson
Johns Adams
Jefferson
Adams
Orville
Wright
Fifty Years Ago Columns July 2 1968 Events
A Black man jailed for beating his wife received 20 lashes from the sheriff per Magistrate Smith and Justice Smith. Thousands are expected for a Red Men demonstration Friday and Saturday with tribes and fire companies in a parade and trades display. A storm struck John Ed Scheil’s lawn fence post on North Market Street, tearing up pavement. Charles Quynn and Frank Eisenhauer caught eight bass from eve to three and a quarter pounds. The Strong Maryland Athletic Club of Baltimore lost 63 to Frederick in the first of two games, Reitz pitching for Frederick.
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Smith
North Market Street
Charles Quynn
Frank Eisenhauer
Maryland, Athletic Club
Baltimore
Frederick J
Reitz
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago in The News July 2 1938 Wheat sale and marriages
The 1938 Frederick wheat crop opened at 67 cents a bushel with the 1937 crop at 1.14. Governor Nice announced reelection plans. The U S Housing Administration earmarked 450000 for local housing. A string of weddings, including Huffer Paine and Barthlow Wachter Martins, are detailed with gowns, attendants, and reception notes.
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Frederick
Harry W. Nice
James Pearl
Mabell
Hale
Lander
Firemen Auxiliary Election Nominates Group Leaders Across Cities
The Firemen and Auxiliary held elections naming chairmen for multiple committees and unveiling officers across Brunswick New Market Woodsboro and Walkersville Among those chosen were Melvin Ringer Paul Biser Charles Carlin and Irv ing Plunkett with a slate of officers led by Mrs Barbara Mackley and Mrs Julia Blumenaver The gathering concluded with a social in the fire hall as officers from the past year were confirmed and new trustees added including Dr Zimmerman
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Melvin Ringer
Paul Biser
Charles Carlin
Independents
Melvin F. Schwearing
Irving Plunkett
John E. Wisner
Lesler W. Baker
Uniteds
Herman
B. Miller
John Cooper
W. Bartgis Storm
Stewart Hobbs Brown
Irvin D. Renn
Charles F. Bell
Martin Walsh
Chester Hamilton
Ray Superier
Francis Davis
Citizens Truck Company
Arthur G. Strine
Melvin Schwearing
Charles W. Mumma
Auxiliary
Edward Widmayer
Ruth Hopkins
Lena Crummitt
Walker
Brashear
Barbara Mackley
Ann Dora Weddle
Brunswick
Mary Ann Mantz
New Market
Virginia Danner
Julia Blumenaver
Edith Harshman
Mary Unger
Clara Rippeon
Woodsboro
Laura Walker
Mildred Kottinger
Walkersville Fire Company
Paul L. Tritappe
John F. Engiebrecht
Myersville
Phillip H. Beard
Walkersville
Robert L South
United Fire Company
Frederick
Leslie 2 Sovoconi
Graceham
Vr. Zimmerman
B. Clark Gibson
Adamstown
J. Edwin Falkenstein
Carman L. Fogle
New Midway
Charles R. Wisner
The
Independent Fire Company
W. Douglas Nicholson
Woodshara
Sick Miss Hemp Admitted To Vindebona Home
Among The Sick Miss Mary Hemp of Knoxville was admitted to Vindebona Convalescent Home Monday afternoon. Her condition seems satisfactory. Mr John Wilson of 135 North Market Street admitted Tuesday afternoon. J C Biehl of West Thirteenth Street now a patient at Kensick Nursing Home. Mrs George Oden of 217 East Third Street discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital after two weeks as a surgical patient. Mrs Delores Long of Braddock Avenue underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. H Cinston Boyd of Frederick Route 3 admitted to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown for observation Tuesday. EYLER TRACT George T Keech, Baltimore broker, negotiated sale for J W Esler of this area to Melvin Sklar and wife. Tract near Rocky Hill Church contains 5 acres with immediate possession. Committees Report January 1 1868, US farms. Various firemen's committees held 23,400,000 head of mile sows during reports.
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Mary Hemp
Knoxville
Vindebona Convalescent Home
John Wilson
North Market Street
Vindebona Convalescent
J. C. Biehl
West Thirteenth Street
Kensick Nursing Home
West Fourth Street
Baltimore
George Oden
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Delores Long
Braddock‘ Avenue
H Cinston Boyd
Frederick
Washington Counis Hospital
Hagerstown
Eyler Tract
George T. Keech
Creagerstown
J. W. Esler
Rocky Hill Church
Melvin
Used As Stick National Weather Summary On Adams
Bernard Goldfine branded as his charges that he received favored federal treatment through his longtime friend Sherman Adams. Goldfine accused House investigators of using him as a “handy stick” to hit someone else, painting Adams and Boston magnate John Fox as central figures in a political storm. He testified before a House subcommittee, denying any improper influence while confirming gifts such as hotel bills, a vicuna coat, and an Oriental rug. Adams defended himself, saying he did not pull wires, while Fox described Goldfine as coddled by Washington bureaus amid press pressure on his newspaper, the Boston Post. The inquiry seeks whether Goldfine’s gifts were business expenses or personal favors.
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Frederick County Fire Chiefs Gather for Annual Meeting
The Frederick County volunteer fire departments held their six month period report, noting 222 fire alarms with 18 mutual aid calls and $109,430 in property damage. Memorial services honored 56 fallen members, and several graduates received certificates from the University of Maryland Fire Service Extension program.
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Statistics Committee
Clinton Hughes
Braddock Heights
Hughes
Frederick County
Walter K. Shan
Heat Wave Lingers Across Eastern Half of U.S.
The Associated Press reports no general relief from a summer heat spell gripping the eastern half of the nation. High humidity and warm air stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic coast, with midnight readings near normal daytime highs in Burlington Vermont and Lebanon New Hampshire. Temperatures rose as high as 109 at Presidio Texas and 111 at Gila Bend Arizona as heat persisted across the region.
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Forty fittings listed here in city over the past month
The report lists numerous names and transfers from cities such as Reading Pennsylvania Hagerstown Frederick Baltimore and Arlington among others. It notes moves from Mount Olivet boulevard to RFD and other street changes involving many individuals and street addresses. The article also discusses degenerative joint changes and osteoarthritis including Heberden's nodes and management options and mentions a new Arthritis booklet from the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation.
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Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Weekly Food Review highlights for July 4 weekend shopping
The Associated Press notes ham and turkey features at supermarkets as cooks plan for 4th of July gatherings. Emphasizes cold or hot servings, barbecues, picnics, and ready specials on ground beef, frankfurters, luncheon meats. Mentions steady meat prices with slight rises for leg of lamb and pork chops.
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Associated Press
Ninth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sioll
Mr and Mrs Ray Sioll of Yellow Springs celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary while daughter Patty Sue marks her second birthday on June 30. Richard R Fogle Airman Apprentice recently spent 15 days with his parents near Walkersville and is now stationed in California. Cowes Island hosts the world's largest freshwater swimming pool on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. Produce picks include kohlrabi beets peas spinach squash cucumbers peppers potatoes carrots celery yellow onions lettuce and beans with some irregular quality. Fruits include apples watermelons peaches pineapples bananas strawberries nectarines cherries oranges lemons limes cantaloupes and honeydew melons with higher prices this week.
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Ray Sioll
Yellow Springs
Patty Sue
Richard R. Fogle
Joseph Fosle
Walkersville
California
Naas Brown Field
Chula Vista
Calif
Doctor Explains Osteoarthritis Is Aging Wear Of Joints
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains that osteoarthritis is a mild degeneration of joint tissues, not always inflammatory, and it rarely leads to severe crippling. The condition is a kind of aging that often affects weight bearing joints like knees hips or fingers due to use.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
U S Consuls Held Suspected By Cuban Rebels
U S consuls into Cuban hills to win release for 47 Americans and 3 Canadians seized since Thursday. Reports say consuls in Santiago and Guantanamo areas seek contact with rebels near Moa and Guantanamo Bay while the U S warns against intervention and blackmail. Rebels demand U S curtail aid to Batista as a condition.
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