Lawrence Discusses Great Southern BTG and MFG
A fragmented OCR snippet shows Lawrence discussing a Great Southern BTG and MFG matter at 2 Nork Court St with phone references and subscription rate details. The text includes mentions of rebates, postal fees, and Associated Press attribution, ending with a dated line and a question about state rights.
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Celebrate And Survive Foretold July Fourth mayhem warned by safety council
A National Safety Council warning predicts higher holiday fatality risk for men 25 to 44 during the four day Fourth of July weekend with most accidents likely on the first day between 6 p.m. and 3 p.m. The piece then shifts to political commentary on Supreme Court decisions and federal authority, criticizing court rulings and their impact on state power and investigations. The article blends public safety alert with editorial content on constitutional disputes and judicial limits. It mentions Independence history and a pay raise for federal workers, dated June 1957.
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Independence Day Side Light and Local Fishing Rules
Independence Day notes celebrate liberty with a DAR transmission about the Liberty Bell cracking in 1776 and public readings. Also, Howard William Liller finishes Navy recruit training and returns home on leave before reporting to New London. The Emmitsburg column lists Culler's Lake fishing rules for the season with age limits, open dates, hours, and registration requirements.
Anniversary notes and historic milestones archived
Know America Today's anniversaries list birthdays and deaths of notable figures such as James Robertson Richard Hildreth Lyman J. Gage John Boyle O'Reilly Emerson Hough Everett Morse and more. It also mentions historical events from a century ago and a 1952 City discussion on pedestrian signals at the Square with Walk and Dont Walk signals proposed by local officials.
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Dear Dorothy Dix and the Walk Light Debate in Frederick
A column mix of Dorothy Dix letters on dating and independence, plus a local town report on Walk Lights for Market Street. The Frederick board weighs purchasing at low bid, with city officials, SRC traffic experts, and police input shaping the plan and its possible disruption to traffic flow.
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Fort Detrick News Side Glances and Local Notices
Fort Detrick employees receive a pamphlet outlining a new federal fund raising policy. The drive structure shifts to Community Chest in fall, a national health agency drive in winter, and Red Cross in spring, with sealed envelopes to earmark and track giving. Also reports Ladies Club elections, sewing projects for hospital, weddings, births, and a July 4 schedule. awards and personnel updates.
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ICD Director Speaks to Burkittsville Ruritan Meeting
Lawrence H. Crickenberger Frederick County Civil Defense director outlined the agency setup and disaster plans at the Ruritan Club of Burkittsville meeting. He warned an attack would target the civilian population and stressed evacuation and protection measures, noting fall-out zones near Pittsburgh. The event included a beauty contest for members and guests and announced a July mobile X-ray unit event in Burkittsville.
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Frederick County
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Burkittsville
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Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns, June 28 1907
The Ringing of the Burglar alarm at James E Doll's jewelry store on North Market Street stirred excitement when investigators found a blown transom at the rear. Arthur Null aged 19 of Pasteur Institute Baltimore bitten by a rabies believed shepherd dog. Master Austin Mantz on North Market Street injured stepping on a broken bottle cutting two gash in the ball of the foot. At four meeting of the Board of Charities and Correction G Hoskins Morgan appointed messenger at Montevue Hospital. The Jefferson High School alumni annual banquet was held with toasts by Chas Remsberg and others. Officers named: President Chas Hemp, vice president Earl Rice, secretary Bertha Roderick, treasurer Mary Doty, historian Geo Slagie.
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Montevue Hospital
Jefferson High School
C. McBride
Chas. Remsberg
Marriotte
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Mary Doty
Preston Darner
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
June 28, 1937 highlights include Rev Dr Charles E Wehler resigning as pastor of the Presbyterian church effective November 15 while remaining in Frederick, a trolley car collision on Hood College campus injuring a Baltimore youth, a fall at a footbridge near Myersville leaving a woman unconscious after striking her head on a rock, and a note that the Home Guard is being disbanded amid Britain wartime changes.
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Emmitsburg Sailor on 14 Day Leave from Navy
Paul Jerome Sutton Jr son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sutton of Emmitsburg has completed nine weeks of Naval recruiting training at Bainbridge and is on 14 days leave with his parents He will report to Norman Oklahoma in two weeks for Naval aviation training Sutton enlisted for four years and was active in St Anthony s Church and local basketball before joining the service.
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