How The Profit Goes In The Nations Big Nan Financial Firms
The 100 largest nanfi nancial corporations earned 6 percent profit on sales in 1962 and paid workers and government a larger share of the economy. They reported 178.2 billion dollars in gross revenues and 11.3 billion in net earnings, with large tax bills exceeding a billion for five firms. The sector employs about 6.5 million and is owned by roughly 15.2 million stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National City Bank of New York
General Motors
Ford
Jersey Standard
Succy Mobil
American Telephone & Telegraph
Old Line Corporation
Government
No Hunting or Sunday By the Trapping in Canal Area
Letter to the editor from Seneca Md discusses limited use of park lands along the Potomac from Georgetown to Cumberland. He argues cabins near Seneca Creek provide recreation and views, criticizing removal orders and 40 day deadlines as government overreach. He cites tax funding and public access concerns while urging protection of cabins and river vantage points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
PTG. & Mfg. CO
North Court
Potomac
Sonstet
Speen Reuters
Republic
Georgetown
Cumberland
Potomac River
Frew
Ance
Park Service
Seneca
Canal
Goverment
Seneca Creek
White House
Edward's Ferry
U.S
Picvic
Bull
Beached Showboat Savannah Fails To Find Operator
Unions dispute leave the Savannah crewless at her Texas berth and the Department of Commerce fires the operating company. Some propose Navy control to move the $53 million vessel on a peaceful world tour, avoiding strikes but raising questions about labor and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Texas
Department of Commerce
Navy
L &Et
United States
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Items From 1903 Frederick County
More than 100 Negroes met in Nazarite Hall and formed the Colored Anti-Saloon League of Frederick City with John W. Bruner as president. A new Odd Fellows lodge was planned in Adamstown with local members aiding. A horse ran loose on South Market Street but was captured. C Forrest er notes a Gallaudet graduate may lead the Maryland School for the Deaf. A Weasel killed forty chickens. a flour wagon overturned at Diehl fountain, driver freed. B&O tracks cleared after Morgan’s station wreck. Proprieter B Bonnabel installed a large waterproof tent for moving pictures on East Patrick Street with seating for about 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarite Hall
Colored Anti-Saloon League
Frederick City
John W. Bruner
Colored
Odd Fellows
Adamstown
Prosperity Lodge
Mt. Airy
AL Frank Miller
R. Ward Lowe
Charles A. Smith
W. Summers
South Market Street
Haward Jeffries
The
News
C. Forrester
Gallaudet College
Washington
Maryland School For the Deaf
C.R. Ely
Gallaudet
F.H. Koehler
Diehl Fountain
Markwood D. Harp
Baltimore and Ohio
Morgan's Station
B. Bonnabel
Progressive Moving Picture Theater
Arkansas
East Patrick Street
Years Ago Town Notes and Speeches June 5 1943
U S Senator Millard E Ty Dings to deliver graduation address at Hood College class of 1943 Rev Dr W Sherman Werschner to give baccalaureate address Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes to lead Washington Methodist area temporary head in New York meeting Bishop Adna Wright Leonard died in Iceland crash weather hottest of year city county thermometers near 90 draftsmen sent to Army Office of Price Administration raises beef ration values British warships shell Puantelleria fort British police allowed to stop drivers for license checks Community Chest budget set at 4.4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Millard E. Tydings
Hood College
W. Sherman Werschner
Philadelphia
Edwin Holt Hughes
Washington
Methodist Church
New York
Hughes
Adna Wright Leonard
Iceland
Draft Board
Army
Office of Price Administration
Puantelleria
Attorney General ‘S Office
Walkersville PTA concludes school year meeting
The Walkersville Hic School PTA held its final meeting of the year at the school on May St. President Claude Barrick chaired. Programs highlighted by the Economics classes and a reform of coursework were announced along with plans for future activities and a slate of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
PTA
Hic
Claude Barrick
Donaxi
Weanishora
Beritont
Samaier
Brenan
Moaces Hdi
Erty. Seman
Noche
Hahn
Cormestaiehing
Harold Pirwell
Treadme
Unorthodox Bishop Challenges Church of England Beliefs
Bishop John Robinson of Woolwich argues in Honest to God that religion can exist without a personal God and that God is a principle of harmony, not a supernatural being. His stance ignites debate, with bishops condemning the ideas as dangerous while some laity urge his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cullen
Aseu
London
NEA
Church of England
Honest To God
John Robinson
Woolwich
Dr. Robinson
Pontefact
Lenin
Gal
Barnes
Hewlett , Johnson
Canterbury
Robinson
British Labor Party
Lady Chatterley
Petroleum men ask help in gas war
Independent petroleum firms warn price wars in Baltimore threaten small dealers. L Malcolm Rodman testifies Gulf Oil Co coerced independents to drive them out, citing a December 1961 Gulftane launch. A & H Transportation seeks appellate review of Maryland price war claims in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
L. Malcolm Rodman
Independent Gasoline Dealers Association of Maryland
House
Washington
Gulf Oil Co
Rodman
Gulf
Gulftane
Alexandria
A & H Transportation, Inc
US. District Court of Appeals
Maryland
Meret the Home of Mrs Guy Saul Near Lewistown
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a gathering of County Homemakers at the home of Mrs Guy Saul near Lewistown. Mentions of a “Bas Amy” event and discussions among attendees appear amid garbled phrases and partial names, with several unclear lines referencing local figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Saul
Lewistown
Cage
Fasiorie
Gremip
Elaine
Levi Lenhart
Rome
Open House Showcases Local Arts and Handicrafts Exhibit
Demonstration agents and club readers from Thurmont Lewistown and Emmitsburg presented trays metalwork caning and refinishing pieces. Exhibits included antique refinished furniture shells crocheted afghans and shell pictures. Mrs Fiery and Mrs Harner shared International Relations photos and decorative cushions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Schular
Thurmont
John Burke
Lewistown
Victor D. Fiery
Charles Harner
Emmitsburg
Lewistoun
Martin Ritchie
Alva Rice
Clifford Kelly
Randolph Stull
Carter Appleby
Harry Zentz
Sterling Lenhart
Charles Meyers
M. E. Hichee
Fiery
FE. S. Conwar
Ira Rippeon
Schular
Horse Draven Carts Cause Traffic Trouble
In New Holland Pennsylvania a small area in the Dutch country faces traffic disruption due to horse drawn carts. Amish farmers are mentioned as part of the scene with concerns over trade rights and local navigation. The garbled text references devices and lights affected by the carts and a general sense of congestion in the heart of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Holland
Dennesnania
Rope-soled cavaal fabric debuts in varied colors
A quirky note describes rope-soled cavaal fabric offered in a wide array of colors and textures. It highlights easy packing, coordination with sportswear, and lightweight design suitable for casual wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scummer Oo
Am Scrapbabie
h@aweight
Deaths of Howard and Staub in Carroll County area
George J Howard wife and children loss announced with funeral details for Union Bridge area: notice lists his survivors including six stepchildren and many grandchildren. services at Strawbridge Methodist Church near New Windsor. Grover Staub 70, Union Westminster resident, died at Hanover General Hospital from heart condition. services at Wakefield Church of God with interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanesa
George Hanson Howard
Marble Quarry Road
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Joseph
Annie Davis Howard
Minnie Jackson Howard
Methodlist Church
P. Lodge No. 62
A. FL
A. M
Martha Thompson Howard
George J. Howard
Christine Jones
Jewell Brown
Herbert H. Howard
Joseph J. Howard
Near Union Bridge
Austin A. Howard
Nellie M. Owens
Westminster
Truman T. Howard
Pittsburgh
Harry Howard
Reading
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Strawbridge Methodist Church
New Windsor
Clarence Govans
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Grover Cleveland Staub
E. Main Street
Hanover General Hospital
George R. and
Mary (Finneyfrock) Staub
Grace
Frantz) Staub
Marie Grimes
Wilmer A. Staub
Vernon Staub
Mary Hesson
James C. Staub
Harry F. Staub
Orphin Hoff
Wakefield
Edna Caple
Reese
Charles R. Law
Berlin
Wakefield Church of God
New Windsor Funneral
W. Paul Moore
Pleasant Valley
Local Notes on Frederick Residents Health and Accident
Arrong the Sick Mr Chester Krantz of near Frederick is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since May 20. Darryl Feaga of Monocacy Village had surgery at Frederick Memorial and will remain hospitalized about a week with satisfactory condition. Mrs R F Town of Rockwell Terrace tripped on a sidewalk Saturday and broke her right wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Krantz
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Darryl Feaga
Wayne Feaga
Monocacy Village
R. FE
Rockwell Terrace
YMCA Ball Game Trip Heads For Baltimore Excursion
Frederick County youths may join a YMCA outing to a Friday night ball game in Baltimore. The trip includes an overnight stay with optional swim and breakfast and will depart Frederick at 6 p m returning about an hour after the game ends. Registration offered at the Frederick Y.M.C.A. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick Y.M.C
Frederick
Frederick County
Funerals Held for Three Local Women
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Pearl Morris Kaufman at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Pallbearers included Dr. Henry V. Chase and Dr. Howard W. Ash. Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also observed were services for Mrs. Caroline Steiner Sommerfield at the same church site with Rev. Dr. Raymond E. Wilhelm officiating. Pallbearers and interment followed at Mount Olivet. M. R. Etchison and Son directed. A third funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Spencer occurred at Dorsey Methodist Church in New London conducted by Rev. L. N. Lyles, with interment in the local church cemetery. Funeral director Olin L. Molesworth handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morris Kaufman
Michael D. Kaufman
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
East Church’ Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Henry V. Chase
Howard W. Ash
James Messersmith
David Weinberg
James Rimler
Dan Weinberg
Mount Olivet
Caroline Steiner Sommerfield
Leo H. Sommerfield
Clarke Place
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church, of Christ
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Paul Simpson
Austin Foland
Eugene Thomas
Charles Riddlemoser
Russell Michael
M. R. Etchison and Son
Mary A. Spencer
Mt. Airy
Dorsey Methodist Church
New London
L. N. Lyles
John
Russell
Jirvin
Lester
Walter
James
iFossett
Cemet Olin L. Molesworth
Personal items note military and family travels
Mr and Mrs Donald L Smith of Rentoul spent a quarter day with Mrs Smiths parents Mr and Mrs Waller L Fogle of Woodsboro. Pierce Gaver Jr maintenance supervisor of Winchester Hall returned from a 15th Anniversary trip to West Point. His son Pierce Gaver Jr was appointed to West Point years ago and after 10 years in Army service retired as a captain and is now a guided missiles research analyst at Stanford University. Mrs Bernard G Murray and Pvt E2 Michael S Murray visited Mrs Murray s parents Mr and Mrs Herbert S Schroeder of Braddock Heights and returned to Shaker Heights Ohio. Pvt Murray will leave soon for a 14 month tour of duty Okinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Smith
Rentoul
Stanford University
Bernard G. Murray
Michael
Local Weddings and Notices Mixed with Public Record
The notice itemizes the marriages and social gatherings including the Baker and Michael wedding at Calvary Methodist Church in Alfred L. Michael Brunswick, with June ceremony details and attendees. It also lists a June 3 fellowship supper at the Sardhern Restaurant in Frederick and various local attendees and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael — Baker
Harry B. Baker
Jefferson
Dorothy Baker Lutman
Alfred L. Michael
Impatient city fashion house faces court clash
An important case centers on a fashion company accused of misusing designs. The proceedings involve a prominent designer and the brand in a public dispute over rights and royalties.
Motorist Cleared of Speeding Charge in Radar Case
Terry Hart Spurrier of Grove boulevard was acquitted of exceeding 25 mph after a radar reading showed 39 mph. Spurrier and passenger Charles Sperry argued another car blocked him in the left lane. Judge Byron W. Thompson presided. Cpl. John B. Wheeldon and Officer William E. Shipley testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hart Spurrier
Grove Boulevard
Byron W. Thompson
Spurrier
West South Street
John B. Wheeldon
Cpl
Wheeldon
William E. Shipley
South Street
Charles Sperry
Trafoi
Richard Simpson
Wilbur F. Sheffield
John Francis Morrison
Madison Street
Blue Lantern
Wilbur G. Carly
Paul W. Mossburg
Arthur E. Qules
Barnes, Ville
Onley
West All Saints Street
Calvin T. Dorsey
Thomas F. Littleton
Sgt Wain
Henry E. Wisowaty
Baltimore
Owler
YMCA Plans Day Camp for Young Children at Frederick YMCA
The Frederick YMCA announces Kid Kollege, a day camp for preschoolers ages four to six. Programs run two weekly sessions with crafts, park play, and swimming supervision. Registration opens for the first summer period, with a possible third period to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Young Men's Christian Association
U Day
YMCA
Joseph P. Avie
Judy Law
Wall
Sven Thiesdey
Thursda Ut
Crony James
Nuney Semen
Kidak Griffin
Pered
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J le
Concia
RFD
Fanos
Nicholas Fanas
Frederick Iron & Steel
Ite
Andramiment
Tavis
Toynmassien
York Worla
Faneths
Tedaie
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Freden Ok Indvetial Development Corporatop
Speebershin
Aarsam
Polar
Garrett County Memorial
Tal of
Induries
News-Post
Barket
Air Force
Los Angeles Angels
Tost
Gravi
Brian Sugn
Mir
Sd . Patrick
University of Maryland
University
S. Nas
Dixie Hourglass
Nalkersville
Sarhern
Bruce Crum
Roby Estradae
Earl Garber
None Green
Rodger Kons Urs
Harry Rupert
Mary Smith
Lann
Nelson Stauffer
Haney Stone Meer
Gilmeire Trout
Tes Wisener
Wilfred Wie
George Zimerman
Elacgu
ELM Street
Ben Lapegsen
West
Schon
Vive Carene B. Prive
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