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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1959
Page
2
The page discusses the era's space and missile themes, highlighting rocket tech gaps, the pace of progress, and public concern. It references US and Soviet capabilities and the impact on American families, with comparisons to moon probe timelines and strategic statements.
The writer recalls a 303 fruitful acre site near Ramsburg and Black Creek where ancient Indians lived and crafted tools over 7000 years ago. He notes stone weapons, cooking methods, and plant resources once found at the sanctuary, now part of a farm with surrounding historic memory and religious allusions.
Southbridge Mass E W I sher president of Amer Optical Co reported 58 sales reached an all time high of 79347610 compared with 78164574 for her sales thus far in 1959 are 96 percent ahead of 1958 Earnings put average outstanding share in 1958 were 2 11 down from 1 in 1937 due to advertising and promotion spending for planned increases in sales volume Approximately 2500000 we spent on research development and engineering in 1958 Domestically new products include a Consul furniture line for print offices AOLITE catal yact aspheric lenses new diagnostic instruments improved safety clothing and restor s
March 6 1909 column recounts Company A returning from Washington after a blizzard trip. They traveled 22 of 45 hours by rail and reached the capital at 3 a m to witness fireworks. Telegraph and Western Union service were crippled by a storm.
March 6 1939 brief items note county delegation against pinball machines and a 1000 000 bend issue proposal. Charles S Houker chairman, Margaret Dyer and Genevieve Hahn injured in a Market and Third Streets collision. Olimaster Guy K Motter confined to bed with grippe.
Fort Detrick reports the ongoing fund drive for the National Voluntary Health Agency and Federal Service Joint Crusade Agencies, led by Colonel Joseph C. Prentice. Awards, promotions, new arrivals, and ongoing on post education programs are noted along with safety awards and club openings. A newborn, staff changes, and welcome and farewell notices complete the bulletin.
Local column reflects on optimism as a business asset and traces public health debates in Washington plumbing safety. It also recounts a Frederick inquiry by Dr. Burgess into horse troughs and water supply history, plus social notes, events, and upcoming bid openings in Middletown.
U S Gen Lauris Norstad supreme Allied commander in Europe has fully recovered from a skin ailment and is out of the hospital his headquarters reported today Norstad entered a hospital February 21
Taneytown High School hosts the PTA regular meeting on March 9 in the auditorium at 7 PM. Parents may confer with teachers in their rooms at 7 30 PM. A skit titled Are Our Teenagers Growing Up You Past will be presented alongside a panel discussion.
March 15 wrapped in notice that World Clothing Week will be observed. An appeal targets Taneytown students for wearable goods while other community efforts showcase medical campus visits and nursing education talks. Obituary mentions Jacob A. L. and local residents, with church and hospital connections noted.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Lil lian Galana Goodman at 11 am Thursday at 106 East Church with Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiating. Interment at Mount Olivet. pallbearers listed. Separate services for Ernest W Duntar of Taneytown followed at Trinity Lutheran Church with multiple honorary bearers. A third item notes the death of Charles O Williams in Flint Michigan and pending arrangements. Robert C Myers of Hanover died unexpectedly after a car ride. coronary occlusion cited. Decree signed for Earl F Tracey in Equity Court. An engineer in Mexico City fled after a wreck that killed 11 and injured many.
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