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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1958

Page

9

Nostalgic Hal Boyle column recalls old days contrasts

The piece wanders through remembered comforts from past eras including unemployment pride, photo freezers, free lunches, flour sack dresses, mutton tallow, street dogs, and a parade of quaint customs. A short arrest notice for Samuel Thompson 53 and Frederick Thompson ends the column with a courtroom trial note.

Bor Paris

Man With Pointed Toes Matinee And TV Listings

Radio and theater schedule fragment lists numerous programs and times across channels including 2,9 networks. Notable entries show The Man With Pointed Toes matinee, Queen For A Day, Secret Storm, Edge of Night, Popeye cartoons, Las Vegas style shows and Westerns. Other items include Captain slots, news briefs, weather, sports, and film features with multiple time stamps and program blocks.

Strength For Today GOOD SLOGAN From Earl L. Couglass

A youth club builds a backyard clubhouse from scraps and adopts a slogan don t act big don t act little just act medium. The piece defines humble as grounded, realistic, and not prideful, comparing arrogant behavior to Uriah Heep and citing balance as vital in life and science.

Earl L. Couglass Frederick

Half Y Plays Roles in Rally Social Political Scene

A fragmented report notes that nearly eight percent of the activity in social, religious, and political arenas centers on coal issues. It mentions U.S. production in 1956 as moderate, with unclear phrasing around the term half billion tons.

U.S Imedium Lin Qaio

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