Tage News from Veederville Michigan 1954 publication data
The fragment provides publishing details for a 1954 issue of Tage News from Veaderivk Michigan noting publication frequency and mailing rates. It seems to be a newspaper card with costs for different time spans and print office addresses, ending with an entered second-class mailing notice.
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Tage & the News
Veederivk
Rivary
North Chutt St
Byenerler
Méitly
Focal
Frederick Mu
Engagement of Ann Virginia Mutledge to Thomas Albert Mulledge
Announcement states Miss Ann Virginia Mutledge, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hul ridge Mutledge, will wed Thomas Albert Mulledge, son of Mr and Mrs Roderige Mulledge. Ann Virginia is a graduate of Stood College and teaches at Catonsville Junior High School. Thomas specializes in Buick Division at General Motors and attends junior college. Planned for April.
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Atbert Leonard
Emmilsving
Ann Virginia
Thomas Atbert Mulledge
Thomas Albert Mutledge
U.S. N
Hulridge
Malktinare
Leavy
Stood College
Catonsville
Roderige
Buick
Gener Motors
Ae Sprig
Pulviecinig Institute
Baltimore
University class promotes leisure time psychiatry
A University of Oklahoma psychiatrist, Donald C. Greaves, proposes a course in leisure minship to teach productive idleness. He argues that idle hours without purpose breed mental distress, urging hobbies or small house projects to balance life and prevent apathy.
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Crisits
Loy
University of Oklahoma
Donald C. Greaves
Protessoe
University
Leanning
Thers
Local Hospital Notes Include Several Frederick Patients
Among The Sick Mr Wilson I Carmack AU 1 has entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Larry Eugene Blank son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Blank of Edgewood is a patient at South Balls tone General Hospital for treatment of pneumonia. He is a student at Frederick High School. He came in while visiting family. Mr Harvey Showe East Patrick Seiveet has returned from University Hospital in Baltimore where he had been a medical patient. He is reported putting slang splsmatorily. Young Tommy Biechelberger son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Biechelberger West Fourth Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a tonsillectomy last Friday. Mr Marty Bohn of near this city was reported in satisfactory condition today at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a medical patient. Officer Marthe Kanade was confined to his home Sunday evening. Mrs Thomas Pejwell of Thm imost is patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has taken Saturday by the American Legion ambulance.
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Wilson I. Carmack
Frederick Memorist Hospital
Larry Eugene Blank
Stanley Blank
Edgewood
South Ballstone General Hospital
Frederick High School
Ile
Annele
Ainil
Elle Upton
Harvey Showe
Patrick Seiveet
University Hospital
Baltimore
Tommy Biehelborger
Thomas Fiehelberger
West Fourth Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Marty Bohn
1044th Squadron To Move Into New Home
Baltimore area base gains a six million dollar facility for the 1044th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron of the Maryland Air National Guard. At Martin Company Airport at Idle River, the site features an 8,000 foot runway, parallel taxiways, and parking for about 40 aircraft. Commander Maj. Victor Kilkowski says the new quarters compare with any U.S. air base.
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Baltimore
Marylgid Air National Guard
Martin Company
Idddv River
Victor F. Kilkowski
104Th
Willy
Letter To The Editor On Town Bridge And Park
A reader at 125 Fairview Avenue mourns a derelict meadow turned by dump trucks into a filled park. He complains of ground damage, melting tar, and an unsafe wooden bridge, urging the mayor to restore sight and safety.
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Rhoderick
Fairview Avenue
Writers Conference Washington Announces May Session
The Washington Writers Conference set for May 8 to 10 at the Mayflower Hotel will feature leading teachers editors and notable writers. Ivy Lieberman national director says cash prizes totaling 100 will be awarded to all contestants in fiction and nonfiction categories.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
Mayflower Hotel
Ivy Liebermai
Frederick News-Post cash tips for timely Toonlews events
The Frederick News-Post invites tips on timely Toonlews events with cash rewards. Hours are weekdays 4 pm to midnight, Saturdays 2 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. Prizes: best tip $5, second $3, third $2, others $1. Selection by editors, entries due by a March deadline.
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Maren
Frederick
Hutsiney 3
News and Port
A& Hat
School Picture Correction In Feb News Item
A February 27 News prelure correction clarifies that Replael Hummer is living while Baxter Bigus remains deceased. the original notice misstated their status. The corrected record confirms Hummer alive and Bigus deceased.
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Replael Hummer
Baxter Bigus
Jvm
Fifty Years Ago Rems From The Columns Of The News
In 1904 Frederick readers faced mail delays when rain halted the Baltimore and Ohio schedule, delaying an early morning mail run by nearly two hours. The death of Lewis M. Nixdorfer, a Civil War veteran and longtime local official, is noted. A bicycle accident on Main Avenue injures Master Victor Krely. The Liter ary Society debated whether the preacher benefited the world more than the lawyer, with the affirmative side winning unanimously.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Lewis M
Nixdorfr
City Register
East Second Street
Tit Boars
Alder
Loats
M1 Avenue
Victor Krely
Reltes Lettres Literary Society
Altimalive
L. Oliver
T. Sappington
V. Grown
C. Jaimeon
Twenty Years Ago Mews From The Columons
Twenty years ago a gas vent in the ground caused a fire while painting rows. William S. James, 17 Rosemont, owner of garages, jumped to escape. All escaped injury but the garage burned. Patrick M. Schnaupfer announced candidacy for State's Attorney in Republican primary. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank elected Albert Gilson president. Mantz Besant chosen board chairman. Rohan H. took role as well as other names listed in the disjointed report.
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Itnree
William
James
Rosemont
Patrick M. Schnaupfer
Attornney
Wo Das
Power Here
Howard Trail Hellanstein
Carl Street
Joseph
Stephens
Bim
Atreet
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frank L. Staner
Mantz Besant
Directs
Ors
Rohan H
T Olaplaine Vag Mbelt Storey
William Dr. Stan
Electric vehicle debut links to city delivery network
A fragmentary report describes a novel electric vehicle used by city departments for mail and parcel delivery. It notes integration with a Cushman meter/router system, the Post Office Department support, and service between district offices, highlighting the Credit Department as a collections focal point. The piece mentions a trial phase and expanding deployment by city operations.
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Post Office
Credit Department
Les
Hue
Dle Disteien
Motitying’ Servine Department
Petestine Diclbsu
Sports And Outdoor Show At Frederick Fair Grounds
The first annual Western Maryland Sports and Outdoor Show will run April 10 to 12 at Frederick Fair Grounds. Sponsored by the Frederick Exchange Club, it features 32 booths, archery contests, rifle matches, casting and fishing demos, model pair building, and appearances by national sports personalities.
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Seveul Snotial Pyedevick
Shaw
Frederick Pairgrounds
Pearl Wright
Morets Rhian
Cas
Broomsticks Used To Beat OFF Invaders
College Park Maryland March 9 Edene Fox and George KB Box of Frederick have recently been admitted to Phi Sidunn at the University of Maryland. The paper notes two invarlens from a forest dispute and mentions a Potlea forest near Land boTenying da.
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Trenton
Farinas
Pavan
College Park
Nimes Edene Fox
Ab Dee Nine
George KB
Chevkee Wail
Frederick
Phi Sidunn Happy
Atte University of Maryland
Night Club Entertainer Found Unconscious Near Expressway
Police investigate a night club entertainer found unconscious along the Baltimore Washington Expressway. She was taken to University Hospital with possible head and arm injuries. Authorities consider car involvement and note planned bicycle inspections by city police.
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Baltimore
Hallimore - Washington Express
Doubts America Will Beat Russian To Moon
Secretary of State Dulles doubts the United States will beat the Soviet Union to the moon due to Soviet lead in space exploration. He told the Mouse Foreign Affairs Committee that a first in space would yield a strong propaganda victory for the Soviets and that the U.S. may not be fast enough to win the race. The testimony was made public yesterday. North Korea agreed to return a US Air Force pilot shot down over the DMZ last Thursday, with no date set for the release. The announcement came at a Military Armistice Commission meeting as the UN Command warned against any re-escalation.
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Washington
Dulles
America
Soviet Union
United States
Mulles
Panmunion
Korea
North Korea
Aire Force
Demilitarized Zone
Military Armistice Commission
U.N
Guard Remains Tracked Amid National Guard Debate
A House Armed Services subcommittee weighs preserving the National Guard against abolition. The panel signals possible recommendation to retain all divisions. a Virginia delegation protests potential changes amid broader interstate concerns. The showdown looms before the full committee as lawmakers seek clarity on maintaining national guard structure.
Uremia and Kidney Failure Explained by Doctor
A doctor describes uremia as a body failure to eliminate toxins through the kidneys. He notes causes include Bright's disease and nephritis, with infections and shock as contributors, and discusses diagnosis by blood tests and urine analysis. Artificial kidneys and early intervention can prevent progression in some cases.
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Edwin Esduedan
Por Nes
WWF
Bright
Puikonius
Local Art Exhibit Planned by Frederick Art Club
The Frederick Art Club convened to discuss a community art exhibit open to city and county artists 16 and older. It will feature oils, water colors, tempera, casein, pen and ink, pencil, and crayon works with no judging, displayed at North Frederick Elementary on May 17 and 18. Additional talks covered relief printing, silhouettes, and notable artists like Audubon and Peale, with refreshments served by Mrs. Tyson, Mrs. Marion Great, and Miss Harriet Kohl. The next meeting is set for March 20 at Mrs. Rogey Willard’s home.
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He Frederick Art Club
Marel & Alhe Hon
Blis
Rabwil
North Frederick
Claes
Caroline Winebrenner
Orient
Europe
Durer
Molhein
Margaret H
Motler
Charles William Peale
William Bache
Augustin Edourt
Tyson
Marion Grea
Harriet Kolh
Rogey Jr. Willard
Kline Boulevard
Parents Of Stranded Children Released After Crash
Seven children aged eight months to ten years were stranded when their moving parents, Mr and Mrs Sterling Stullz, were injured in a two car collision at Route 27 and Warfieldsburg road. The Stullzs were hospitalized then released. Mrs Fringer and Harley Red Cross aid helped. Police charged Mr Stullz with improper driving. Clyde Mosor faced reckless driving.
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Mov‘ng
Sterling Siulla
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Blultz
Westminster Five Co
Belle Fringer
Harley
Red Croga
Stullz
Red J
Keymar
Keysville
Route 27
Warfieldsburg Road
Clyde Mosor
Westminster
Stultz
Stuka
Trager P.M. Hahn
Pritz
Mosor
Maryland Farmers Apply for Acreage Reserve Aid
Maryland farmers submitted applications covering 25 240 acres of corn under the 1958 acreage reserve program. The State Agricultural and Conservation Committee reported potential payments could total 1 130 830 dollars, with tobacco and other crops also affected by the program.
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College Park
Maryland
Lex Brown & Sons
Agres
Boroman
Parran
Tobacco Also Investors Loan Corp
Marylan
Sales Manager Talks Latin America Trade at Hood College
George A. Zeigler, general sales manager for Grave Lime Company, spoke to Hood College students about Latin American trade. He traced his career with W. R. Grace Company, Potash Export Association, and his global travels, stressing balanced exports and imports and noting Latin America’s growing population and trade potential. He urged prudence in export surpluses and cited studies projecting Latin American populations nearing 500 million by century's end. He is a Mt. St. Mary’s College graduate with an MS, formerly on the St. Mary’s facultybefore leaving Frederick in 1941.
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George A. Zeigler
Grave Lime Company
Hood College
Town Hall
Zeigur
Ruth
Roadlive
Bolivia
Peru
W. R. Grace Company
Potash Export Association
Zeighvy
Latin America
Zeigler
Dante
U.S
Canada
Foreien
Éeigler
Mt. St. Mary's College
Frederick
IMI
St. Mary's
Accused of Beating Grandmother Aged 102
New York police report Marco Fellci ano, 19, charged with felonious assault for beating his 102 year old grandmother Patrana Belosa of Manial lan with a belt and buckle. She was hospitalized in fair condition with a left ear injury and malnutrition after the incident last night.
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New York
Marco Fellciano
Buckie
Patrana Belosa
Maniallan
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