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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1956
Page
4
A speaker argues against bringing television to the beach, describing it as an intrusion on the wind sun sand and water. The scene contrasts portable TVs and long extension cords with the desire for a simple landscape free of screens.
Boyle Column surveys the modern business executive as a rugged, TV driven hero akin to frontier stars. It contrasts industrial tycoons with wartime leaders, notes long hours and high pay, and warns of health risks from high stress and constant public scrutiny.
Charles Mercer notes the rise of portable television receivers with several firms offering models and others in development. He cites a driver using a car battery powered set and comments on New York legislative views permitting dashboard viewing for drivers and the uneasy impact on privacy and family life.
Washington editor recalls a slow season in federal government with Eisenhower at Gettysburg and officials away from the White House. The piece contrasts past Coolidge era efficiency with today’s leisurely approach, noting vacations, political stalling, and a fatal accidental shooting in Mineral County.
Real estate listings describe multiple properties from NOAH E CRAMER & SON at 14 North Court Street Frederik Md and Catherine R Nusz listings in Youngstown and Monument areas. Properties include a six room home with modern conveniences on East Church Street and an acre farm on Macadam Road, with stables, electricity and water. Prices vary with several homes and lots offered, including a brick and shingle residence and a city listing at Stewart Manor. Potential buyers are directed to local broker offices.
Listings include A Luth er Knowles stock farm and several homes with details such as location on Thomas Ave and Mary Street, lot sizes, carport, electric kitchen, and prices from 4 700 to 16 000. Veterans and retirement home notes appear in several entries. Contact 103 West Church St MO 2 2108.
A damaged listing describes a Frederick Maryland property on Washington Street near modern brick homes. It mentions a large living room, concrete floors, a garage breezeway, and an attached rear area with paintings, shrubs, and a view. The ad promises a reduced price for a quick sale and provides contact names and a Maryland street address and phone number.
R L Zentz Leonard E Sherman realtors in Mt Airy Maryland listed with phone numbers 348 and 324 W 12 Mars. Mars B Young is a saleswoman in Mt Airy Maryland with phone 324 W 12.
Real estate listing describes multiple rural properties in Maryland and nearby areas. Includes a large 167 acre farm with meadow, outdoor stream, and ample outbuildings. a 2800 square foot modern house with three bedrooms. additional dwellings and a bank barn. dairy barn setup with 12x50 silo and other equipment. Financing options and possession terms noted, with sale of dairy herd and equipment optional. Contact STROUT REALTY, Taneytown, MD, phone 5301.
Real estate ad from Burdette and Son features several properties for sale including a bungalow with four rooms and four acres on a paved road priced at 11 700 with financing options, a near-new house and garage for 11 500, and multiple farms and lots offered by the agency with contact numbers for agents.
A sprawling classified advertisement lists numerous Frederick County dwellings for sale and near-term possession options. It highlights 6 to 7 room brick and modern homes, ranch style and bungalows, with prices from the mid 10 thousands, plus farms and barns, and mentions financing and contact details for local realty firms.
An advertisement from IRA R MAIN and associates offers the largest real estate selection in the city and county. It promotes friendly efficient service with office and home phone numbers for after hours.
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