Too Many Jobs The hard core of unemployment debate
A Fortune magazine study suggests a hard core of unemployment may exist as an irreducible minimum. Inflation fears arise if every available worker received a job offer, driving wages higher and prices up. Amid shortages in fields like science and engineering, bidding and wages rise, but most out of work hope to move on to new employment. In Royal Oak Michigan a burglary at a service station saw bags of ice stolen while a suspect kept calm and ignored a cash box.
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1909
Postmaster Gaver of Middletown received a telegram from Fort Maser saying a troop of soldiers would camp there Saturday evening and requests 2000 pounds of oars 2800 pounds of hay and a half cord of cod for the camp. About 100 men march toward Antietam tatfield.
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Middletown
Fort Maser
Cams
Antietam Tatfield
Russ Alice Gross
Joan P. Gross
Cin. Pa
Frederick High School tablet planned for late principal
Twenty years ago plans were made at the Frederick High School Alumni Association dinner to erect a tablet in the new Frederick High School to honor the late William Klingaman, first principal. James W. Houck was re-elected president as alumni gathered at the Vindobona. Fort Detrick notes highlight safety awards for 500,040 man hours with no occupational illness and speeches on microbiology and public affairs.
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Vary Institute
Margaret Sifiey
Nata Brosius
Anne Blowe
Mary Wilson
Leneva Miller
Joseph Etkins
Austin Sherald
Thomas Leichert
Leonard Engiebrecht
Genevieve Mask
John 3As
Frederick High School
William K. Klingaman
Lth
Vindobona
Braddock Heights
Mary Cott
James W. Houck
Frederick
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Confederation of Western
Fort Detrick
W .F. Kirchheimer
Kirchheimer
Aes
Moonshiner Eyed for High Pay as Revenue Sniffer
A Civitan Club meeting in Frederick heard Investigator Willam Flon r of the Internal Revenue Service describe moonshine operations. He said illicit stills can yield up to 360 a week per run and that government sniffer work offers steady pay, with risks of gunfire. The talk noted Maryland’s about 1,900 illicit liquor dealers and a million-dollar yearly business in moonshine.
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Willam Flon R
Alcohol and Tobacco Division
Internal Revenue Service
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Naylor
Wiliam L. Riles
Baltimore
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Maryland
Ltrade
Washington
Catonsville
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Thomas Whitmore
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Betty Palmer
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Boony Bury
Diana Kandel
Carol Ann Molesworth
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Charles Hunisberger
Oliver Englebrecht
Gary Ponion
John Ponion
Mark Whitmore
Elwood Whitmore
Raymond E. Bowers, Jr
Civitan
Wilmer Dodson
Miami University
Dodson
Harmony Grove School
Top Officials Attend Victor Olsen Services
High ranking military and civilian personnel from Washington joined many local residents for the funeral of Victor A. Olsen in Danville Pennsylvania. Services were held at 2 p.m. at the Vincent Funeral Home with Rev. Alton W. Barley officiating and burial in the Reform cemetery. honorary hearers included Lt. Gen. Lexis B. Hershey and several Cols and Majors. Olsen was brother of Mrs. Cide M. Roney and Frederick R. Fox.
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Victor A. Olsen
Danville
Vincent Funeral Home
Alton W. Barley
Shiloh
Frank R. A
Franklin A. McLean
James L. Montague
Perry Cocke
Olsen
Cide M. Roney
Frederick. R. Fox
Charles H. Grahl
Baltimore officials weigh site for new state hospital
City and state officials survey a 12 acre site in North County for a proposed state hospital. Mayor Grady and others tour Western states and Canada as the Open Mess plans a Saturday dance. Residents Alma Hess and Ethel Whitehill travel for meetings and tours while Gov Tawes reviews options with the Public Works Board.
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Frederick Claflin
Baltimore
Florida
Woodrow‘administration
Newton D. Baker
State Hospital
K. Persichetti
Department of Motor’ and Family
Atlantic
Alma Hess
Wichita
Tawes
Ethel Board of Public Works
Grady
Victoria
British Columbia
Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
City park seating improvement boosts Freder ick summer events
Article recalls the installation of 14 concrete brick seating tiers for 706 patrons in front of the Baker Park Band Shell, a project urged by Alderman Magaha and expedited by Mayor Ramsburg to improve comfort for the summer concert season.
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Gaither H. Sykes
Band Shell
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E. Paul Magaha
Frederick
Weather temperatures and precipitation for 24 hours
The Associated Press reports 24 hour weather data ending at 8 a.m. including temperatures and precipitation measurements from multiple locations. Data reflects conditions across regions and highlights rainfall and temperature changes within the period.
Birthdays of notable figures listed in brief notice
Today’s birthdays include Dr Arthur S Flemming former Secretary of Health Education and Welfare born in Kingston New York 34 years ago Kenneth H Tuggle chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission born in Barbourville Kentucky 55 years ago John D Jernegan ambassador to Iraq born in Los Angeles 48 years ago.
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Kingston, N
Kenneth H. Tuggle
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barbourville, Ky
John D. Jernegan
Troq
Los Angeles
Eau
Dritz Lipmann
Harvard Medical School
Germany
Toe Mae Ce
TUS
James H. Wadsworth
U.S
Arthur A. Hoffman
Glenvol Uty
Eichelberger
Groveland
Mount Olivet
Funeral notices and history items from Mount Olivet region
The obituary column lists funeral services for George W. Poole Sr. at Saint John's Church, with interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. casket bearers and clergy named. It also notes services for Mrs. Maude A. Smith of Mt. Airy, with interment at Pine Grove cemetery and pallbearers listed. Historical “Today in History” and anniversaries accompany.
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Poole, Sr
Alien V. Astin
National Bureau of Standards
Salt Lake City
Saint John's Catholic Church
Herbert R. Jordan
Rev L. Bussard
J. Vernon Cobdientz
John
Blandie Se& Tpmman Dolre
Deaths and Obituaries From Charles Town Area
Elisabeth FE Met and Elizabeth E Holland died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 65. Survived by children Donald Knoxville Lee Burkinsville Stargaret Frederick Mrs Maxine Campbell Brunswick Briston Fletcher in Germany. nineteen grandchildren and 1% great grandchildren. Services at St Francis Brunswick with Rev Paul Daugherty. Interment St Mans Petersville. Funeral directors C H Feete. Lloyd G Stull 89 died in Charles Town General Hospital. Retired farmer known as public benefactor. Survived by two sisters and numerous nieces and nephews. Services at Charles Town Methodist Church. Edna G Waters Middletown died at Valley View Nursing Home age 61. Lifelong Zion Lutheran Church member. Burial at Lutheran cemetery Myersville funeral by Paul F. Bittle. Mrs Margaret Wiands Turner died in Charles Town General Hospital. Survived by husband three daughters three sons a sister two brothers and many grandchildren. Body moved to Murrill Hill Church for Thursday services. Interment at church cemetery.
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Elizabeth E. Holland
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Knoxville
Lee
Burkinsville
Stargaret
Frederick
Bmirs
Maxine Campbell
Brunswick
Brlston Fletcher
U. S
Germany
St. Francis Church
Paul Daugherty
Peter
St. Man’s Cemetery
Petersville
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Charles Town
W. Va
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Charles Town General Hospital
Summit Point
Frederick County
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Mary Morris Stull
Charles Town Methodist Church
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Middletown
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Murrill Hill
Notable 19th Century Figures and a Horoscope Capsule
Obituary notes recall John H. Keating of Memphis born in Ireland who died in New York on July 22 1889. James B. Weaver, Iowa editor and presidential candidate born Dayton Ohio died February 6 1912. Thomas J. Walsh Montana senator died March 2 1933 just before becoming attorney general. Horoscope warns eccentric personalities may miss opportunities if thoughts wander today.
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Memphis
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Iowa
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Ohio
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Wis
Hospital Employees Honored For Their Years Of Service
Frederick Memorial Hospital recognizes four staff members for long service during Nurses Day events. Miss Margaret Brunner and Mrs. Rose Fogle receive 25 year awards, with others named for 15 year milestones. Board president Miss Michael joins in presenting gift boxes and pins.
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Rose Fogle
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Frank J. Keefererick Memorial Hospital
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Alichael
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Roberts v. House of Correction Trial Date Set
The appeal states F Roberts Thompson versus the House of Correction. a charge of petty larceny set for trial in criminal court on the date reported by State's Attorney Edum FX. Roberts was convicted of stealing beer and is to be brought to court for the trial following the two year sentence.
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House of Correction
Edum FX
Robberts
Lone Graduate at Cedar Springs One-Room School
Patricia Gitt was the sole graduate Thursday at Cedar Springs Elementary School, the last one-room schoolhouse in Los Angeles County. The mountain town near Los Angeles presented a lone ceremony as Patricia noted the unusual dress code, with jeans in summer and ski clothes in winter.
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Patricia
Los Angeles
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Unclear Patient Seeks Treatment and Child Receives Wound Care
Among the sick EB Wilard Grant 2 cond Oli B Gannon 507 South entered Newton D Martinsburg W Va Thursday for treatment. He is in vare Peer Heinemann 148 Manse Road HACerstoun the four year wd son of Mr and Mrs Heinz Heinemann fell and lacerated his scalp. Two sutures were needed. The Heinemanns are former residents of Frederick.
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Roy F. Priest Dies of Heart Attack in Washington
Roy F. Priest husband of Jenny Baker Priest and former Treasurer of the United States died Thursday of a heart attack. Priest was a district sales manager for an Omaha wholesale furniture company before his retirement about five years ago. He was born in Franklinville, Indiana.
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Jxny Baker
United States
Priest
Omaha
Comani
Franseisville
Ind
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