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Chisapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
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Leaving School Early From a Historic Opinion Piece
An editorial urges more students to stay in high school and graduate, arguing the long term value outweighs short term costs. It condemns parents who yield to a child’s wish to work for spending money and notes deficiencies in focus, memory, and critical thinking from early departures.
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Importance of vigilance in railroad safety issues
In Stamford rear-end crashes highlight limits of machines replacing human care. The piece argues engineers must possess precise, persistent vigilance. brakemen hold critical responsibility, as hurried signals and inadequate caution have costly outcomes.
Philadelphia Inquirer previews Gettysburg July reunion
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Gettysburg gears up for a July visitor influx with tents for veterans, refreshed transport plans, and government led traffic measures. Officials promise minimal congestion and rail blocks while emphasizing the battlefield’s preserved state for visitors to study troop positions and history. Pennsylvania opens its doors to all Americans to ensure comfortable access and commemorations.
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Secretary of War
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Longing For The Countryside In Dream Reflections
The verse recalls a dreamlike pull toward a remembered green world. night opens curtains to reveal meadow and forest scents, with old songbirds and familiar scenes. A haunting advertisement cryptically interrupts the lyric as if the past calls again.
Died Suddenly at Farm Near New London
Wim. Eldridge Snyder of near New London died suddenly Tuesday morning of heart failure while tending chores at the farm. He was about 60, in good health until his death. Surviving are his wife and ten children plus five brothers and two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Mt Zion MTS Church with Rev. Ruley officiating. R. B. Randie to have charge.
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Eldridge Snyder
New London
Wm. Hlaridge Snyder
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Philp Clarke
Carroll County
Harry Young
Frederick
Robert Lowman
West Falls
Samuel Hoffman
New Market
Ruth Snyder
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Edwin
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Mt Zion M TS
Ruley
R. B. Randie
Miss Amelia F Poe Dies Cousin of Edgar Allan Poe
Miss Amelia F Poe longtime Baltimore resident and first cousin of Edgar Allan Poe died yesterday morning at Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore from blood poisoning following an injury. Born October 16 1882 in Frederick she leaves brothers Neilson and Charles Poe of Washington a sister Mrs George Carey of Baltimore and was aunt to John P Poe Robert M Poe and William M Poe. She wrote poems and a life of Edgar Allan Poe and the Poe family. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Mount Calvary church with burial at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Greenmount Cemetery
Mr Haugh Returns After Fleptasophs Conclave
Deputy Comet Clerk Eh Haugh retired home after attending the Supreme Conclave of Fleptasophs in Louisville Kentucky. He visited Dayton and Springfield and said Dayton appears flood free with clean streets and bright stores, water lines visible on some buildings. A A Moser of this city also attended the meeting.
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Frederick Board to Meet With B O Passenger Agent
George W. Squiggins Baltimore and Ohio passenger agent will receive a committee on June 25 to discuss rates from Bordstown to Frederick and to Washington. The committee will include President S. Lewis Motter James H. Gambrill Jr of the Transportation Bureau and Secretary Lloyd T. MacGill.
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick 1914 Notes
Local items from The News June 8 1914 record Junior Fire Company 15 membership, scaffolding works at Evangelical Reformed church, a pony incident injuring a boy, school tax distributions for white and colored schools, a church contract for removal of a residence, and the anniversary of Independence adherence in Frederick County.
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Frederick Trust Buys a Home Site in Frederick
Frederick Trust Co formed by local figures led by Reno Sharp buys the William H. Baumann corner at Market and Third, plans a marble front bank with a high dome ceiling, tile flooring, and a corner entrance. Vault ordered from Mosler, with room to expand, and storeroom converted into a modern banking room. Stock sales and underwriter interest noted as county-wide distribution sought.
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William Haunaburg
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Banquet and Reunion Planned for Frederick Male High Alumni
Arrangements are set for the Frederick Male High School Alumni Association annual banquet and reunion at Hotel Braddock tomorrow night. Over 83 members have replied, aiming for 100 attendees. Dro A A Radehiy acts as toastmaster. A procession of alumni will perform readings and songs, with a special car arranged to take graduates to Braddock at 7:44 p.m.
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Seizure Incident At New York Parlor
Charles Pow of Yellow Springs was seized with an epileptic fit in the New York Shar Shrima Parlors on West Putnam Street. Dr W A Long administered aid at the scene, Mr Fox assisted, and Pow was later taken to Dr Lones’s office and then returned home.
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Baltimore Stock Market Roundup Sees Noon Corrections
Prices of latest gules corrected up to noon today by Moiter Hros, & Co., brokers. June 18, 1948. Listing includes Consols, Cotton Duck, Gen. Gas, United Railways issues, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, Anacostia & Potomac, Citizens’ Bank, Fairmont Coal, Chicago Railways, and Houston Oil Div. notes along with various municipal and corporate securities.
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New York Stocks and Street Repair Controversy
Motter Bros & Co. provides today's stock quotes while residents protest West Second street repairs. Uneven earth heaps and prior scarification prompt officials to consider an ordinance forcing city crews to replace streets at property owners' expense.
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