Frederick Frederick Mf subscription rates and office info
Established paper details for The Great Southern Publishing Co. in Frederick with pricing for single copies and subscriptions. Provides contact address North Court, rate schedule by month, three months, six months, and year. Includes postal remark and circulation bureau note.
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Tras
Great Southern Ptg.& Mfg CO
North Court
Frederick Mf
Audit ‘Bureau of Circulation
Fredenck
Brains By The Hour Centers Raise Data Processing Pace
Remington Rand opened a center in New York featuring a Pnivac computer for hourly business problem solving. IBM launched a renter with three mechanical brains as the first across the country. Day one showed 2400-item inventories, 51-destination transport cost minimization, and 2400-employee payroll tasks completed in minutes, with rates from 15 to 445 dollars per hour depending on machine size.
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Remington Rand
New York
International Business Machine
Births and moves fill Frederick personals list
Mr and Mrs Clarence Speaker announce the birth of Jerry Franklin on July 26 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs W E Roane moved from Wayside Inn Apartments to Chestnut Street Linden Hills. Mrs Marietta Gilbert celebrates her eightieth birthday. Mrs BE Mercer and Barbara Ann Minnick return from visiting relatives in Virginia. Mr and Mrs Lee E Smith of Canton are visiting Frederick renewing acquaintances. William Brice home hosts visitors. Warren L Kinsey and Beverly J Cremer announce birth of Anita Lee, their second daughter, born Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
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Clarence Speaker
Redwood Avenue
Jerry Franklin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. E. Roane
Wayside Inn
East Patrick Street
Chestnut Street
Linden Hills
Marietta Gilbert
East Sixth Street
Mirs. BE
C. Mercer
Barbara Ann Minnick
C. H. Kenney
Richmond
J. Walter Kenney
Gloucester Point
Lee E. Smith
Canton
Frederick
Smith
Feagaville
William Brice
Thurmont
Gladys Staley
Eddy. Davis
Anita Lee
Prederick Memorial Hospital
Kinsey
Beverly J. Cremer
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago notes from The News dated July 27 1905 report a wagon wheel detaching and a horse fleeing into a telephone pole on North Market Street near Sixth resulting in the wagon being demolished. A Middletown resident buys Mrs Babbitt s West Main Street brick dwelling for 23000. The Hayes battle site at South Mountain is noted. A committee purchases black horses for the United Fire Company at 700. Clarence Lighter s frame dwelling near Lander burns with contents. family away. About 21 people depart for the Lutheran reunion in Hagerstown via the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway.
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Kolb Bros
Butchers
North Market Street
Sixth
East Sixth Street
Martin Shank
Mysrsville
Alice Bab
Bitt
West Main Street
Middletown
Hayes
South’ Mountain
United Fire Company
Chas
P. Levy
Dudley F
Charles
Hazan
Henry Spring
Lovettsville
Clarence Lighter
Lander
Lighter
Montgomery County
Frederick and Midriletown
Hagerstown
Pon Mar
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News dated July 27 1933 include East Streets extension plans to widen a two lane street to a dual road from Patrick to Filthred with Pennsylvania Railroad progressing its relief project The Donkey Baseball event at McCureds Field drew about 2000 spectators in a four team scramble led by Paul Hildebrand vs a team managed by Austin Angleberger in Woodboro District Justice Waray C Dorcus served May 3 leaving magistrate duties open Charles H Fozle of Mo qualified for the post Welfare Board figures show fewer cases last week than late June with overall rolls declining gradually by Frederick County Welfare Board.
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East Strees
Patrick
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCureds Field
Paul Hildebrand
Austin Angleberger
Woodsboro
Geneva Talks Highlight Western Moral Edge
Washington column argues the Geneva meeting ended with disappointment for Soviet leaders who refused substantive concessions. It credits the West with shaping world opinion, notes Eisenhower’s gestures, and contrasts Western unity with Soviet aims to detach Germany and push China into the UN. The piece views the summit as a Western moral and strategic success despite Soviet rigidity.
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Navin Lawrence Washington
Bre
Geneva
Wold
Soan
Ike
Bulganin
Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
Russia
Germany
Kremlin
East
West Germany
Lin
Red China
United Nations
Geneva Conference Prospects and Western Dilemmas
An analysis of the looming Geneva talks notes pressure for peace remains intense while caution grows over Western concessions. The piece warns against perceived acceptance of Russian co existence as freezing the status quo in Eastern Europe and shaping Western trade leverage for Kremlin power. Copyright 1855 New York Herald Tribune Inc.
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Geneva
Europe
Kremlin
Copsright
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Mental Hygiene Conference Aims to Expand Maryland Clinics
Dr Forbes Burgess and Mrs Arthur J Raxtson of Frederick County join a state conference in Baltimore to push a campaign for doubling mental hygiene clinic service across Maryland counties.
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Forbes Burgess
Arthur J. Raxtson
Community Guidance
Frederick County
Mental Health Society
Maryland Association For Mental Health
Baltimore
The
Mental Hygiene Society of Maryland
Maryland
Eloise Pickrell
Leonardtown
Prince George's
Miss Pickrell
U. S. Public Health Office
Frederick
Erder
Sharpe resigns from NRA technical staff after 28 years
Sharpe resigns from the National Rifle Association technical staff to devote full time to private business. A longtime Emmitsburg, Maryland figure, he ran Sharpe Research Laboratories near Bromatsburg on Tract Road and formed Sharpe and Hart Associates, with offices in Emontialsburg, Gettysburg, and Oakland. He has been a prominent firearms editor and writer for national magazines.
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Philly
Sharpe. Barmitshure
Natonal Rifle Association of America
Sharpe
Association
Emmitsburg Erie
Phillips. Sharpe Research Laboratories
Bromatsburg
Tract Road
Sharpe and Hart Associates, Inc
Emonialsburg
Gettysburg
Oakland
Calif
Maryland
ULS
Schulty and Larsen Rifle Company
Overup
Densmark
National Rifle Association
Nuclear War Horrors Pointed Out To New Market CD Group
The second anniversary dinner meeting of the Farm Emergency Civil Defense Committee of New Market featured Rep. DeWitt S. Hyde and experts on civil defense. Hyde lauded local efforts and urged federal support while Dr. Branscomb warned of rapid weapon advances and the need for trained rural defense. Sutermeister detailed the Milwaukee Plan for evacuation, routes, timing, and shelter logistics as the group discussed future federal-local partnership.
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Farm Emergency Civil, Defense Committee of
New Market
DeWitt S. Hyde
Pele Pan Inn
Hyde
Lewis Branscomb
Ayrawa Citizens Association
Oscar .Sutermeister
Department of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Atoms For Peaceship
Branscomb
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Kew Market
Sayiig
Strategic Air Command
Milwaukee
Sutermeister
Washington
Baltimore
Sulermeister
William H. Browning
New Market Organization
Walter E. Burall
Siegfried Goetze
Party Emergency CD Committee, Inc
John Marshall Buller
East
D. Williams
William Ho Breening
L. H Crickenberger
Jesse M Burall
Lucian K Falconer
Bruce FE. Crum
Falconer
Samuel 5. Hollingsworth
Ho Crickenberger
Richard Baumgardner
Jesse Murall
James E. Hatcher
Leon PL
Vauthier
William J. Wilcome Sr
Hamilton D. Williams
Mr. Williams
Jv Falconer
Woman to become EL and R church pastor
A four church charge of the Evangelical and Reformed denomination in Franklin county Massachusetts issued a formal call to Rev Beatrice W. Weaver of Lancaster Pennsylvania to become pastor. She is expected to accept and will assume duties in mid September for the Lem asters Williamson St Thomas and Upton Evangelical and Reformed churches. Weaver is one of the few women ordained by the Evangelical and Reformed church and is currently co pastor of St Pauls Evangelical church in Lancaster.
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Franklin County
Beatrice W. Weaver
Lancaster
Lemasters
Williamson
St. Thomas
Upton
Miss Weaver
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Pauls
Crime Seen By ROGER W BABSON address optimistic view
Babson argues crime and accidents look worse per capita due to population growth, noting U S population rise since Hoover era lowers crime rate. He cites parking and auto industry issues, abundant natural resources, and potential of uranium, urging optimism about peace, war, and societal progress. He recommends daily Psalms for encouragement.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park Mass
Hoover
White House
United States
Great Britain
Tzet' Spa Isle
England
Fin Bu. Inc
Walkersville Missionary Society Logs Special Meeting
A special Walkersville Wo mans Missionary Society gathering at St. Pauls Lutheran Church concluded the Mission Study on the patio of the parsonage with devotions led by Mrs. Paul Dinterman and a review of Let Us Unite from Under Three Flags by Miss Edna Culler. A brief serial period preceded refreshments. Two Frederick residents were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital last night after ambulance transport: Howard Brown and Stanley Virts. Both were listed as medical patients with admission times 8:25 and 10:34 respectively.
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Walkersville
Womans Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Paul Dinterman
Edna Culler
Margaret Sayler
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Fire Company
Howard Brown
Commerce Street
Stanley Virts
Winchester Street
Brown
Roth
Fragmented legal notice draft from historic newspaper
A garbled OCR fragment references a visit to a home by a person identified as Albert Mamalen and a Frederick at a residence linked to a daughter. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions, dates, or court involved parties to establish a definite notice.
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Albert Mamalen
Frederick
Time Out For Ginger at Mountain Theater
A family comedy about Howard Carol defending his daughters actions and Ginger joining the school football team. Cast includes Jack LeGrand as Howard, Dorothy Lee Tompkins as Agnes, Marion Wolbere as Ginger, Louise Clendenin and Paula Winstead as teens, with Peter Breck as Ed Hoffman the bank president. Chorus of laughs follows a mountaintop community opening night at Braddock Heights playhouse.
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Paul B. Moore
Howard Carol
Ginger
Howard
Mountain Theater
Jean
Jeannie
Queen Elizabeth
Life Magazine
Howards
Er Hollman
James Deas
Jack LeGrand
Dorothy Lee Tompkins
Agnes
Marion Wolbere
Genger
Hack
Peter Breck
The
Ed Hoffman
Breck
Braddock Heights Playhouse
Tommy Green
Morley Smith
Henry Aldrich
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Westminster Veterans of Foreign Wars Deum and Bugle Corps
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VE Aia
Robert Bowers
Mea Bere
Kin
Bill Wood
Seymour Stern
Eddie Davis
Caral J
Joan
Sture
Mrs. Wilson
Fran Whiting
Howard Carel
Lois Barden
Lizzie
Walter Stilley
Carol
Chee DE Garr
Alvey M. Norwood
Lovale
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Ray J. Clift
Staines Wy King
John C. Engle
Commissaire Intenidant
G.ernest Lipps
Advocate
Floyd &Rreh
James G. Cauroy
Aumonier
Robert E. Renned
Lampiste
Frank
Taney Lawn
Legion
Husky Park
J. Alfred Cutsail
Vetrina Chet de Gare
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