Frederick News Page 4 July 23 1939 Dispatch
The Frederick News dated July 23 1939 appears as a local issue page item. It lists publication details, subscription rates, and printing information for THE NEWS and the Great Southern Manufacturing Co. It notes year 1883 origin and carriers, with pricing for monthly and three to six month periods.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
the News Bishee
Great Southern Pre & Mfg. CO
North Court St. Phove MO
Butler Advocate Seeks Equal Time Reform for News Coverage
Senator John Marshall Butler argues the Communications Act must exclude newscasts and similar programs from equal time rules to prevent censorship of political discourse. He praises a Senate committee amendment as essential to voter access to informed choices and urges Congress passage.
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John Marshall Butler
Washington
Chicago
NBC
CBS
CBS News
Senate Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Congress
The Loose Generation Inspires Indictment and Opportunity
A fragmented address argues for direction and order in a time of change. It frames the era as an indictment and a chance for the nation to seize a new path, urging collective action in our era.
Mrs Bernard Eyler Returns From Wisconsin Trip
Mrs Bernard Eyler returned Sunday from a two week vacation in Wisconsin. The party attended the world premiere of The Big Circus at Baraboo and visited the Ringling Bros. museum.
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Bernard Eyler
Wisconsin
Worl
Baraboo
Ringling Bros
Picnic at Delphex Farm Bright Jewel Class Meet
Fifty people including families and suesis attended the Bright Jewel Class picnic at Delpney farm hosted by Mrs Pearl Street of Cal ary Methodist Church. A basket supper was enjoyed and entertainment included group seven and horse shoe pitching.
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Delphex Farm
Ings
Suesis
Bright Jewel
Calary Methodist Church
Delpney Farm
Pearl Street
Paul Delphey
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1909
Fifty Years Ago items recall plans to erect a Liberty Pole on Antietam battlefield by the Philadelphia Brigade Association. Notes mention metal prices and ore samples from Blue Ridge region. Major Reckord's battalion set a high drill record for the state. A B&O freight collision disrupted delivery. Debris from a hillside fire is described before rebuilding with a modern fireproof structure.
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the News
Antietam
Philadelphia Brigade Association
Blue Ridge Mountains
Khils
Charmian
M. A. Reckord
Pari
O. Cs
Emmitsburg selectman and county liquor rules announced
Twenty years ago reports note Emmitsburg appointing a new town official to fill an unexpired term after the death of Michael J Thompson. Frederick County License Commissioner Paul M Little announces forty rules governing alcohol sales with a pledge of drastic action against violators.
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Housin S
Dear Dorothy DixAdvice Page Highlights Marital Worries
A reader confides unhappiness in a comfortable marriage as her husband, TV watcher, allows little freedom. Dorothy Dix advises staying with the marriage, avoiding a risky new life, and considering safer, simpler options rather than pursuing an affair.
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Dorothy Inx
Dorothy DIX
Atlas Test Marks First Successful Flight In Five Months
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A mighty Atlas logged its first successful flight in more than five months and a Thor exploded seconds after launch in a spectacular missile show early today. The Atlas traveled 5500 miles down the Atlantic range before a recovery ship retrieved its nose cone an hour later. A later Thor Able warhead detector failed to lift in normal flight as the cone was recovered for study.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlas
Thor
Atlantic
Air Force
U.S
Butler Urges More Maryland District Judges
Senator John Marshall Butler urges immediate appointment of an additional federal district judge for Maryland to handle rising case volumes. He notes the strain on the two current judges who work 12 to 15 hours daily and backs bill S 1142 to create a Maryland district judgeship.
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Washington
John Marshall Butler
District of
Maryland
Senate
Butler
Mixed Fight Results and Cairo Disorder Report
Providence reports Ralph Dupas defeats Frankie Riff in New Orleans while Major clashes in Kirkuk restore order after fighting between Communists and Turcoman tribesmen. Assassination of a French prosecutor shocks the Mediterranean coast as violence unsettles the region.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
Hardee
Paul Jorgenson
Port Arthur
Tex
New Orleans
Ralph Dupas
Frankie Riff
New York
Cairo
Kaai
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kirkuk
BON Aieria
Mediterranean
Wedding of Ruby Lee and Charles Beson in Washington County
The ceremony for Ruby Lee and Charles Beson was held June 13 in Washington County. The couple is described as Mr. and Mrs. George E. Thrash of Jefferson, with residence at 8 Vi Burns and Seventh Street referenced in the notice.
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Ruby Lee
Charles B. Beson
George E. Thrasher
Jefferson
Washington County
Siding
Vi Burns
Seventh Street
To Be Installed Sunday As Pastor North County Parish
The Church of the Incarnation United Church of Evangelical and Reformed in Emmitsburg will host the installation of Rev. Charles G. Charles as pastor of the Embure St James Parish formed from Church of the Incarnation and St. James Church. The service will feature Dr. D. Eyster and Rev. James W. Moyer. Charles, born in 1919 in Cumberland, has served several synods and churches in Pennsylvania and Maryland, with a background at Catawba College and Lancaster Theological Seminary. He and his wife Sheila have four children.
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Ick
D. Eyster
D. D
Frederick
Potomac Synod
Selical and Reformed
Eysier
Charman
Moyer
Martin
Toe Embure
Church of the Incarnation
West Main Street
Emmitsburg
St. James Church
RFD
Littles'town
Charles
Media
Pari
Ma Ihe
Pennsylvania
R. O. Charles
Cumberland
St. Pa Reformed Church
West Hazleton
N. J
West Ha
Charlos
Jin Hazleton
Reformed
Susquehanna Synod
Sheila Rev
Litvies
Lower Stone Ch
Southern Strand
Race Lower Stone Church
Rockwell
Hope’ Church
Route Y. Nlc
S James Church
I. Littletown
Paaa
Chas. Main
J. L. Lentz
M. Bair
Funeral notices and obituaries from Woodsboro and beyond
Funeral services were held for Paul H. Douglas of Woodsboro at Woodsboro Lutheran Church with interment at Mt Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers included Donald Hahn Kenneth Eichelberger and Bruce MacLorie Powell. Other obituaries list Lucretia Fleming, Ethel Gladhill, Har C Keller, Carmilla Langley, and infant Marika Thompson, with service details and pallbearers. Hollywood obituaries note Harry Fox, Eunice Croswell, business partner news for Hansel Hurst and William Irvin, and Walter Schneider of Copley Press.
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Paul H. Douglas
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Wam M. Brown
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Donald Hahn
Kenneth Eichelberger
Steiner, Smith
Sherman Powell
Elmer Ehler
Robbie Pritchett
Leroy Koogle
Bruce MacLorie Powell
Hartzler
C. M. Waltz
Lucretia E. Fleming
Donald Plank
Pine Grove
Mt. Airy
Jesse Clay
Moxley
Murray Day
Harry Harshman
William Brownling
Norman Brashears
Har C., Keller
Middletown
Gladhill
Raymond Mar’ Eley
Roscoe’ Miller
Austin Brandenburg
Dave Young
Francis Summers
Roy Bussard
Henry Haupt
Lutheran Cemetery
Myersville
Marika
Marie
Buz
Dorothy Lee Thompson
Carroll County
Littlestown
Mt. Hope
Haward T. Sargus
G. C. Barton
Deaths Mrs Mary J Staub 70 longtime York Frederick resident
Mrs Mary Josephine Staub died Monday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital at age 70. She lived with her daughter and son in law Leroy Hann at 207 South Markets Street. Survived by three sons Scot Russell and William Staub and four daughters Mary Eckeorode Charlotte Bastress Mia Diffendarfer and Hann. 20 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Thurmont and services at St Johns Lutheran Church Woodsboro with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Mary Josephine Staub
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Leroy Hann
South Markets Street
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Creagerstown
Scot Staub
Ox ‘Nard, Cal
Russell Staub
Montebello
Cal
Wiliam Staub
York
Mary; Eckeorode
Oxnard
Charylotte Bastress
Mia‘nie Diffendarfer
Hann
James C. Grimes
Walkers
Vile and
Reymond Grimes
LeGore
Pearl Donsife
Taneytown
Siin John’s Lutheran
E. Koontz Helwig
Hope ‘Cemetery
Woodsboro
Roger Harley 84 Enrolls for Millersville Summer Session
Roger Harley 84 registers for the Millersville Teachers College summer session arriving to stay on campus in Rodéy Hall. A widower and grandfather, he began as a teacher in Frederick Maryland in 1897 and later pursued study in educational psychology and sociology aiming for a teaching credential.
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Millersville
Apl
Millersville Rate Teachers College
Rodéy Hall
Mens
Roger
Frederick
Mullersville Normal School
Maryland
Edna Sick
Coral Gables
Fla
John
University of West Virginia Medical School
Morgantown
W. Va
Longfellow
Gunman Wounds Two On Ocean City Boardwalk
Two men were wounded in an Ocean City Maryland incident on the boardwalk early today. Doorman aged 53 and University of Maryland student Ronald Berman, 19, were shot with a 22 caliber revolver as chaos spread with police setting roadblocks leaving town.
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Uisity of Maryland
Sghways
Powell Esham
Berlin
Ronald Berman
Pret Salisburn
Leon Berman
Salisbury Buss
Penins General Hospital
Revoir Police
Okie Hudson
Esham
Paiis
Wedding of Shirley Green and Harvey Schroyer Jr
Miss Shirley Ann Green and Harvey Schroyer Jr were married at Pleasant Walk Evangelical United Brethren Church in Myersville on July 8. Rev. Paul Martin officiated the double ring ceremony with music by bridesmaid Shirley Brandenburg. The couple will reside in Funkstown after graduating Middletown High School in 1958.
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Middletown
William Clinton Miskell
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul J. Martin
Schroyer
Green
Pleasant Walk
Helen Green
Roger Schrover
Funkstown
Mrs. Schroyer
Middletown High School
Grand Jury To Get Tavern Slaying Case
Leonard B. Hall Jr. faces murder charges for the slaying of 66 year old Mrs. Anna B. Gaff at a Baltimore County tavern. A hearing was postponed. the state plans to present the case to a grand jury next week.
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Towsox
Leonard B. Hall Jr
Baltimore County
Frank H. Newell Hilstate
Hall
Anna B. Gaff
Baltimore
Donald Alexander Wiano Dies At 68 In Massachusetts
Donald Alexander Wiano a longtime Budd Co. board member and noted figure in the automotive field died in his sleep Monday at his summer home Inakleigh Massachusetts He had retired in 1949 but remained on Budd Co. board duties according to AP report
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Harry Fox
Donald Alexander Wiano
Mass
Donald Alexander
Budd Co
Philadelphia
Inakleigh
Alexander
Budd
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