21 Jul 1954
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1954
Page
1
In a brisk rebuttal to Hal Boyle of New York, W S Stewart of the Adrian Telegram argues the countryside offers superior summer air, space, and freedom. He humorously imagines rustic life with pine scents, open trails, picnics, and honest neighbors, while lampooning modern city comforts and the idea of climate control.
Emmitsburg residents host and visit relatives from Baltimore New Windsor and Detroit while planning local events. Mortgage burning at Vigilant Hose Company, Lions Club Boy's State reports, Women’s Missionary Society picnic, Teen-Age Chorus outdoor concert funded by Lions, and Junior Police Club activities highlight a busy slate of community life with parades, memberships, and upcoming gatherings.
A Buffalo druggist created an ointment offering fast soothing astringent relief for piles. The preparation grew famous nationwide, becoming a household favorite. Available in a 45c box or 75c applicator tube with a money back delight guarantee.
Members of the Vigilant Hose Company received permission to sponsor a bake sale in the fire hall with date to be announced. The Francis X. Elder Post American Legion offered baseball equipment for the rest of the season. A drill team is being organized with first practice held last week under State Trooper Donald A. Tucker. A rifle team is planned under Howard F. Carty. Mrs John Noonan and child son Philadelphia visited three weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John M. Troxell. They were joined by Mr Noonan and his sister over the weekend. William Garner Washington spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Agnes Garner. William Bushman Seattle ...
Allen Sanders and his mother Lulu Bushman visited Washington during the past week, accompanying his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sanders over the weekend. The gathering marked a notable family reunion with members from the broader Sanders household.
Washington July 2001 Auto dealers profits will fade unless bootlegging of new cars is halted, a spokesman told a Senate committee Charles C Freed of Salt Lake City president of the National Automobile Dealers Assn urged passage of a bill to let manufacturers reinstate an anti bootlegging clause in dealer contracts Manufacturers would bar franchised dealers from selling cars to unauthorized buyers for resale below list price at auctions and on used car lots.
Washington report notes a Commerce subcommittee led by Sen. Purtell considers amending the Federal Trade Act to legalize restrictions on resales while the Communications Commission is asked to approve the transfer of WPTX Lexington Park Maryland to W. K. Werlich and Associates.
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