The News Established Today Free Press Frederick News 1961
The Frederick daily newspaper announces publication by the Great Southern Publishing Company at 2 North Court Street. Subscription rates are listed as five cents per issue, 1.00 monthly, 2.50 for three months, 4.50 for six months, and 8.00 yearly. Carrier rates are 1.00 monthly, 3.90 for three months, and 10.00 for six months. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. It is entered as second class at the Frederick post office.
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Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
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Prone
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Ai! AP News
Frederick
Aid
Enviable Hood College leadership departure noted
A retrospective tribute marks Dr and Mrs Andrew G Truxal leaving Frederick as Hood College celebrates their service and the incoming president Dr Randle Elliott. The piece applauds community ties strengthened by the Truxals and hopes for long, happy futures while noting Hood College’s ongoing progress.
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Andrew G. Truxal
Frederick
Truxal
Hood College
P. H. Apple
Lily
Phas
Hood
Randle Elliott
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick July 7 1914 News Post
A clipped retro item notes Hale and Hauer recalling Frederick history on his 94th birthday. Mayor Schell reassures dwindling water supply. a parrot dies from heat. A fatal ipoplexy in a home, heat cancels a Board of Trade meeting, and 96 degree heat dominates. National Guard camps announced for August. Frederick railroad delays persist. Underground wiring work begins for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. A house on Springer farm burns. a brakeman fatally injured in a yard accident.
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J. H. Lakin
South Market Street
Board of Trade
District OF Columbia National Guard
Maryland National Guard
Edgar Maran
Evans
Frederick
Fulmer’s Crossing
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Charles Whitmore
Springer
Rocky Ridge
B. and O
Brunswick
Harvey E. Kerns
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post July 7 1941
Notices from the local draft board Induction of twenty men planned for July 17. Weather delays public preworks display in Baker Park until Wednesday night. Russian Nazi war news mixes with weather and local columns on shorts fashion and education reform in Montgomery County plans for year-round schooling.
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News-Post
Baker Park
Weather Bureau
Joseph McDivit
St. John’s Catholic Church
William F. Sauer
Clarksburg
Howard Donald Norwood
Summer learning grows in Frederick County records
In the June Frederick County School News Dr James A Sensenbaugh notes few districts try year round schooling due to complexities and family disruption Yet summer school programs expand with growing enrollment and varied courses spanning June 22 to August 11 The piece highlights the value of using school facilities for optional study and exploratory subjects while preserving traditional schedules elsewhere.
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Frederick County School News
James A. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Fort Detrick News Side Glances and Local Notices
Fort Detrick personnel carry out a six day Scout camp trip starting with an 8 a m medical check at the field house for about 200 boys. Dr Hal Neufeld and seven assistants accompany troops to camps in Virginia and Maryland. The issue also notes births, farewells, arrivals, education courses on tissue culture, staff movements, and club meetings with local social and civic notes.
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Fort Detrick
Hal Neufeld
Francis Scott Key
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