News Established 1883 Published Every Evening Except Sunday
The Frederick, Maryland newspaper outlines its establishment date, publishing schedule, and advertising office hours. It lists subscription rates by month and year, plus motor route and carrier pricing. It notes AP affiliation and circulation details.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Saving Your Life In Maryland Emergency Medical System
Volunteer ambulance personnel across Maryland back Governor Mandel s executive order for a state emergency medical system. The piece urges public support, citing rapid response and hospital network benefits from Garrett to the Eastern Shore, and highlights Maryland’s Copter service aiding Shock Trauma in Baltimore.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Garrett County
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
California
Linois
Center For
Annapolis
Rights and safety in a just society urged by Arthur Goldberg
Former U S Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg addressed the 100th anniversary of the Cleveland Association, arguing that real law must meet people's needs and protect property and person from theft and violence. He warned that suppression breeds civil disobedience and urged a caring government that respects dissent.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Cleveland, Ohio
Poe
America
Arricades
Goldberg
Eliminate Presidency Crackdown Calls for Cabinet Rule
Historian Barbara Tuchman argues the presidency has grown too powerful and Congress fails to check it. She proposes abolishing the presidency in favor of a six member cabinet directorate elected as a slate with a rotating chairman, similar to Swiss practice, warning Americans crave a father figure or hero. The piece notes past usurpations and critiques both executive overreach and congressional weakness.
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Barbara Tuchman
Congress
White House
Maryland faces organized crime reach into suburbs and state
U. S. Attorney George Beall and the federal strike force warned Maryland lawmakers that Mafia influence extends from Baltimore docks to rural areas through gambling loan sharking and corrupt officials. Bills would empower a state strike force with wiretapping and grand jury powers, while opponents warn of state overreach.
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U. S
George Beall
Federal Organized Crime Strike Force
Mafia
Maryland
Francis B. Burch
Beall
Norman Polovoy
Annapolis
State House
Organized Crime
Western
Cosa Nostra
Godfather
Joseph F. Lynch
Baltimore
Bay Bridge
Attorney General's Office
Andrew L. Sonner
Milton B. Allen
Public Safety
Robert Lally
Polovoy
Lynch
John Carroll Byrnes
Pioneering 1973 humor on work and secrets
Witty reflections on life in 1973. The piece jokes about doctors blaming viruses, bus gossip, a secretary typing fast, cooking from scratch, and rising meal prices. It contrasts white and blue collar workers with playful quips about secret memos and ship launches.
Gasoline Tank Knocked From Base in Frederick Alley
A Washington firm Autocar truck backed into an alley beside J. Paul Delphey’s shop on West Patrick Street causing a gasoline tank to detach and part of a wire fence to fall. The incident occurred as blizzard conditions swept the Frederick area with sleet piling up on trees and telephones and transit services disrupted. Norman F. McNeill, new pilot of the Frederick Hustlers, reports two new signings in Baltimore Johnny Lyston and Albert Swingler.
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Washington
J. Paul Delphey
West Patrick Street
Norman F. McNeill
Frederick Hustlers
Baltimore
Johnny Lyston
Albert Swingler
McNeill
Johns Hopkins University
Perot to launch million campaign to save Wall Street
A booming economy hides a tumbling stock market as small investors lose faith. Ross Perot plans a million dollar media campaign to bring Wall Street to the “little guy,” promoting conservative buying and aiming to rebuild trust in DuPont Glore Forgan, which he helped rescue with loans near 80 million dollars. He hires new firm members and vows no gimmick. He also rivals IBM for a big New York State computer contract to modernize welfare and Medicaid, with Perot’s Electronic Data Systems in the bidding mix.
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Washington
Wall Street
Ross Perot
Mom
Pop
Perot
Madison Avenue
duPont Glore Forgan
duPont
IBM
Social Services
New York State
Electronic Data Systems
New York City
Nelson Rockefeller
Social Welfare
Abe Levine
Rockefeller
Touche Ross
Vietnam
Nixon
Elliott Richardson
Pentagon
Richardson
Virginia
Charles Davenport
FBI
Acemts
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Miss Tuchman
H. Rap Brown
Richard P. Nathan
Robert McKiernan
New York Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
Aih. Chesser
United Transportation Union
Penn Central
OM Ic
Val Hymes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Berrys World
Armed Services
News-Post
Atlantic Seaboard
Marche
Maryland Mountains
St. Patrick’s Day
American Energy Commission
Frederick Civitans
Edward Johnson
Maryland Municipal League
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jeris Bragan
Federal Aviation Administration
Bob Leggett
D-Calif
House Commerce
Harley Staggers
Leggett
FAA
Pat Schroeder
Colorado
House Armed Services Committee
Marjorie Holt
R-Md
E.H. Rapee
Washington City
Rapee
Dag Hammarskjold
Manuel
F. Taral
United States
Canada
Mexico
Vie
Monnet
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