Baltimore Nickels Rule as City Keeps Coin Habit
Baltimore, a city of 600,000, imports about 119 tons of nickels annually from the U.S. Mint, more than New York or Chicago. The nickel economy affects vending machines and pay phones, with officials noting it is a deep seated habit and costly for the Bell System. A separate item notes Pharr Texas bans new oil drilling permits after already pumping six wells.
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Dan Donahue
Baltimore
Federal Reserve Branch Bank
Bahkimore
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Mint
New York City
Cleveland
Ohio City
Federal Reserve Books
Telephone
Bell System
Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co
Public Telephone
Vernon D. Fergusson
API
Rio Grande Valley
Pharr
Farst Baptist Vacation Bible School begins Monday
Farst Baptist Church of Frederick opens its Vacation Bible School Monday with daily sessions for three hours from morning until Friday June 26. The program includes nursery groups learning about God's love and care and divisions into two departments led by appointed superintendents.
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Farst Baptist Church of Fredenck
iRev
Robert F. Woodward
Eduard Tyergar
Pat Nikirk
Airs
Martha Ann Nytko
Dewey J. ,Dykstra
Roland Staley
John A. Esworthy
Calvin Leather
William Roessler
Gaithersburg Fire Company
Franklin Bartgis
Robert
Kettels
Frederick Merolds Morial Hospital
Elworthy
East Patrick Street
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Louie
A. A. Stewart
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Greensboro
N.C
APIA
X. C. Rudd
Thomas Benton
John H. Morrison
Dorothy Cavenee
George Bodmer
James Turner
Edward Dean
James Silver
Robert Woodward
Walter Eyler
Raymond Skipper
Mimsie ‘Goodman
Clinton Hughes
Austin
Asgleberger
Ernest Shank
Thomas Campbell
J. Thomas
Bloyce Lewis
Sion
Sun
J. Milton Brunk
Ethan Boon
Vernon Kefauver
C. W. Zehnder
Lee Jacobs
George Jacobs
Jack Baer
United
George Spurrer
Davis Avenue
Spurrier
East South Street
Lexington, Va
Fred Carrington Cole
Louisiana
Washington and Lee University
Cole
Tulane University
New Orleans
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Francis Pendleton Gaines
W&l
Elias Lutheran
Vacaton Bible School
Emmitsburg
Caudron
Transportaton
Mor Bors
Guns
As Church
Aican
Ubin
Nepal
Katmandu
Nehru
India
Lefist
Sydney
Australia
Bree A
Woomera
Seriment
Sumites
Atlantic
de Ly
Blue Ridge Oil Company
Aero Oil Co
P. G. Box
Frederick, Md
Iyi
Wwe
Esso
Middletown
S Leslie Byt
Pesare
New Westinghouse
Dropery Dery
Westinghouse
Weine Wetingiess
TSS
Better Homes Equip. CO
East Patrick St
Homes Steel
ARMCO
A. R. Warner, Inc
Waynesboro, Pa
With Paula B. Abelow
Olga
Stoker
GEO, S. Rodock & Son
Null and Null Auctioneers
Shookstown
Edgewood Church
Rocky Spring
Frederick County
C.S
Firestone
Solit
Reo
McCullough
Anthony J. MCC
Shookstown, MD
Null & Null
H. M. Alexander
Lewis Bros. Orchard
Old Gall Farm
U. S. Route 15
Thurmont
Eyler
Fordson
Ferguson
Chevrolet
International
John Bean
Clark
Myers
McCulloch
Rupp
Charles F. Lewis
Guy V. Lewis, SR
Thurmont, MD
Chester W. Stine
Walkersville
Biggs. Ford Road
Retreat Road
D.S.T
T.B
Bang
Ford Ferguson
Farmall
Farmall Tractor
Allis Chalmers
Ganz
McCormick Deering
David Bradley
John Deere
David Bradley Hammermill
Saxton Harrow
John Deere Corn
McCormick Deering Mower
Sears Milkers
Grace Neidig
Walkersville, MD
Merble N. Wachter
Knoxville
Dennis R. Cooper
Orphans’ Court
Lutheran Church
Behr Bros
Victrola and Records
Kenmore
Regina
Singer
Peters Ville
Brunswick
Cora Mr. M. Cooper
Samuel K. Kipe
Martha G. Kipe
Cora M. M. Cooper
Knoxville Lutheran Church
Jesse P. Rohrback
Knoxville, Md
Robert E. Clapp, JR
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