The News 1959 Frederick Maryland July 10 Page Four
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated Friday July 10 1959 contains promotional and administrative material including subscription rates and postal terms. It notes association with the Associated Press and rights for local news republication.
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Frederick
Maryland
Great Squibern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
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Bureau of Circulatures
Associated Press
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Soviet Union challenges U S business on display
In 1909 era notes the Soviet Union challenges American industry with exhibits. Observers say Soviet pricing and aims test value of U S goods while seeking knowledge and potential trade across markets. Also reports Emmitsburg Old Home Week plans and local notices on building permits and community events.
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Brian Dawson
New York
Essmen Pric
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U.S
Froli Rozlov
Soviet Union
Will Two-Headed Humans Come From Atomic Age
Hal Boyle muses on atomic age mutations inspired by Florida frogs with extra eyes and limbs. He weighs potential benefits and drawbacks of mutations in humans and the social reaction to possible future changes. Also reports a July 7 WSC meets at Brook Hill Church with 13 members and a program on Christian charity and youth work.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Florida
Gainesville
Fla
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WSCS
W.S.C5
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Yefow Springs
Virginia Crabbl
E Sims
Jackie Keiser
Women's Divi
Obituary Notices for Jack Markey and ARTHUR McCANNER
Obituary notices honor reporter Jack Markey who died after 30 years with The News-Post and co owner Arthur McCanner of the Young Men's Shop in Frederick. Markey, 73, described as jovial yet principled, leaves a wife and young sons with memories to comfort. McCanner, a prominent merchant, known for community involvement and impeccable taste, is mourned by many in Frederick.
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Jack Markey
Jack Marshey
Daily Association
Howey
News-Post
Tennyson
Arthur McCanner
McCanner
Frederick
Qur
Five New Precincts In Montgomery County
Five new election precincts are created in Montgomery County to keep pace with rapid population growth. The measure aims to improve voting efficiency and reduce delays at polling places as the area expands.
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Montgomery County
Mexico City
API
Corvec Tional Teachers College
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Ranéotob Halls
Rockville
Fort Detrick News Highlights Employee Awards and Visits
Fort Detrick awarded Sustained Superior Performance honors to two employees Richard H. Zile of Union Bridge for exemplary standards and Floyd C. Martin of Thurmont for reliability with Lee E. Carey of Frederick receiving a cash award for an improved glove handling method in laboratories. The issue also notes Boy Scout visitors from Raleigh and Lagrange, a wedding, farewell parties for Dr. Orvil Bolduan, new arrivals and departures, and various staff notices and travels around Fort Detrick including a visit to Buffalo New York for Operation Inland Seas.
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Fort Detrick
Richard H. Zile
Union Bridge
Floyd C. Martin
Thurmont
Lee E. Carey
Frederick
Orvil Bolduan
Peter Pan Ien
Physical Defense Division
Lois Swaney
Bolduan
European Research Office
Department of the Army
Frankfurt
Germany
New York
Supreme Court behavior shifts but stays wary on reform
James Marlow notes the Supreme Court remains largely nonconformist on racial segregation. He describes a liberal bloc of Warren Black Douglas Brennan and shifts in alignments with Frankfurter Harlan Whittaker and Stewart affecting votes in cases beyond segregation. The piece cites Watkins, censorship rulings, and the Defense Department security program as examples of evolving judicial posture.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Black
Douglas
Brennan
Frankfurter
Harlan
Clark
Whittaker
Stewart
Hherais
John T. Watkins
Congressional
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New York
Lady Chatterly
Defense Department
Congress
Eisenhower
Defense
Funerals and Tax Tale Split Across Maryland Town
The report covers multiple funeral services with details of churches, officiants, and pallbearers in Taneytown Point of Rocks and Gladhill areas. It includes interments at St Pauls and Liberty and notes on church cemeteries. A separate item states Gaithersburg raises town tax rate from 30 to 60 cents to fund a 1959-60 budget including a $175,000 bond for street and drainage projects.
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Joan T. Leaks
Heir Methodist Church
Ronald R. Brooks
Lionel Quesinberry
Jesus
Taneytown
Danidrawmer
Frank Soper
William Standenburg
Otis Dexis
Wikbur Fowble
Maurice Gray
G. C. Barton
Ile
Viola French
Point of Rocks
East Ch Street
Bruce Gabber, Jr
Point of Men
Zelotiezi
Chi Roc
James T. Hanes
Lester Eithen
Kerrigan
Alonzo E. Lamm
Charles W Harper
St. Pauls Cemetery
R. Etchson and Son
Gaithersburg
18 Months Of Boom Suggests Long Economic Expansion
J A Lavingston surveys 61 top economists across labor, banks and gov to foresee an 18 month boom lasting through 1960. They predict GNP rise past 506 billion, unemployment near 3 million, wages up 4.4 percent while living costs climb 5.6 percent, with no serious inflation and a favorable outlook for Republicans except farm states. Farm prices may ease from May highs, and housing starts are expected to fall from 1,340,000 to 1,220,000 by 1960 due to tight mortgage money.
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J. A. Lavingston
Philadelph Letia
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago on July 19 1939 notable items include a threshing fire at Samuel B Eagle’s Knox County farm started by a blower spark. Carlos V De Garvendi a former harness racer and judge at large is listed as deceased at To Stock Farm near Point of Rocks. Local event chairmen and bingo proceeds are noted for a club fundraiser with volunteers named. Vernal Moore relocates from Lampe Apartments to a West Seventh Street home. Baptist Summer Assembly registration passes 600 at Braddock Heights with Fred? listed among organizers.
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Henry Appie
J Walker Carty
Anna Broun
Lavier Michael
G. Hunter Bowers
Russell H. McCain
Edith Miller
Missy Grace Helfenstein
Flossie Cain
Frances Grove
Josephine Bowers
Betty Storm
Richard Bowers
Hunter Bowers Jr
BSR
Vernal Moore
Lampe Apartments
South Market Street
West Seventh Street
Elmer Mottern
Braddock
Heights
Freder
Bavaar
Completion of Basic Electricity Course in Frederick County
A 45 person class from Frederick County completed a basic electricity course sponsored by the Frederick County School Board and Potomac Edison Company. Students from Frederick, Brunswick, Mt. Airy and Taneytown received graduation certificates from Max S. Kehne and John W. Morgan. The curriculum covered static electricity magnetism direct and alternating current electro magnetism instruments and related topics.
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Frederick County
Frederick County School Board
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Max S. Kehne
Frederick Junior High School
Mr. Kehne
John W. Morgan
Deaths Mrs Clarence B Young and Mrs Mary Yount
Mrs Clarence B Yount and Mrs Mary E Yount died suddenly at home in Jefferson. The deceased were wife and daughter of local residents and aligned with the Lutheran church. Survived by husband two daughters and several siblings. Body lies at Gladhill funeral home Middletown with calling hours Saturday evening and funeral services planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Clarence B. Young
Mary E. Yount
Jefferson
Clarence B. Yount
Wallace
Effie Everh
Letowa
Adams
Henry la Jr
Ancie Lone
Mckeesport
Prs
Wale Jones
Miam
Roy Everha Everhart
Glendale
Chert Everhart
Miahisburg
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