Frederick News Page 4 1958 Payment Rates In Paper
Page four of The News Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday March 12 1958 shows classified payment rates for newspaper delivery including options for six and twelve month periods. The Associated Press disclaimer notes AP material used for local publication. A postal address and phone number at 26 North Court Street are listed for the Frederick office.
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Frederick
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Associated Cress
AP News
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Second Language Study Reshapes English Teaching Abroad
The semi annual Information Agnes report outlines new aims for expanding English instruction overseas. It notes the concept of a second language and details plans to boost English broadcasting via the worldwide USIA radio network. The report also highlights easier English reading hooks and targeted materials for learners with limited vocabularies.
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Agnes
Prapanamda Ae
Asoney
USIA
Proprant
The
Mice of America
Woot
County boards and school funding clash in Frederick County
COL, ROBERT F P addresses tension between County Commissioners and the School Board over school location studies and funding. He argues commissioners should control money matters, appoint efficient boards, and urge expert guidance, criticizing costly surveys and urging practical action before the March election.
Letter by President Fle explains subversion hack fears
A dated missive from March 3 by President Fle outlines concerns over a hack of subpratanstins near Moscow. The letter argues for heightened security and transparency amid fears of intelligence manipulation and covert operations affecting American interests.
Creagerstown Community Notes Gobbles News and Moves
Creagerstown notes recount local reunions and family birthdays with Carrie Null’s return to care for a sister after an injury. Mr and Mrs Harvey Laves and Mrs Glenn Latre attend a turkey dinner. Families Burns and Steiner, Whitmore and Ramsburg restructure housing and health. John Ramsburg improves slowly from rheumatism. Union Lenten service scheduled March 18 at Lewistown with Pastor Koontz Helwig.
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Cubagenstown
Mesg
Carrie Null
Cron Baltimore
Thirvey Bare
Bigene
Harvey Laves
Glenn Latre
Regina
Hone Louise
Od Abs
Mugene Lave
Mawi Pree
Honnie
George Ramsburg Land
Horan Meer
Escouries
Arbupl Ty 'Nuesiog
Lamkenau
Philadelphia
Ann
Lewistown
EB. Koontz Helwig
Twenty Years Ago Tit From The Columny Of The Sens
A fragmented column notes events from March 1938 including farm life near Cedar Grove, a farmer’s death at a sale, local residence moves, and a lengthy discussion on preventive war with references to U S News World Report and Soviet figures. The mix includes community notices and a political letter about strategies and defense.
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Sens
Alen Rovia
James W Lolnson
Cedar Grove
Sioen Iv
Sequiles
Cawlerk
Rreslin
Weiter
Bulan
Eiesenhower
United States
Pole
U. S
News & World
Soviet Union
Youle
Uhe
Royal Union
Onesau
Poredan Affairs
New York City
Comedan Foreign Helalions
Terkel
Dinerstein
Jaumistrov
Unio
Pebinary
Issu
U. & News & World Report
Mustarys Hungit
Purechkin Ih
Uler Mare
Russia
Sokolovsky
Lavestia
News & World Report
W. D. Pulestan
Inca
Gonig
Bulestow
Henaires
Hicken
Jibs Alliog
World Report
Lara
America
Ex-Teacher Loses Suit For 3500 In Maryland Case
A Frederick County Maryland court granted summary judgment to the Board of Education in a suit by a former teacher who claimed back pay for the 1953 54 school year. The judge ruled the plaintiff lacked a valid Maryland teaching certificate and thus had no enforceable contract. the emergency certificate issued to her was temporary and could be canceled. The board argued she was not entitled to pay for that year and the plaintiff testified she did not appear for the opening due to a prior instruction. The decision means the plaintiff must bear costs as the contract was voidable and she did not have proper qualifications.
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Hat Shige
Board of Education
Frederick County
Lincoln High School
Love
Jeacher
Maryland
Suujoette
State Department of Education
Prederick County
T Ie
Couny
W. Prottt
Pruitt
Aeacher
Sumimry
Henjamin B. Nose Tock
4 Ave
Robert E. Clapp
Fifty Years Ago items from The Caliying W The News
Fifty Years Ago items recall Frederick City Hospital’s new James Mifflin Hood memorial wing costing about $10,000 at annual meeting with Mrs. A C McCardell elected president. The Girls High School had two fire drills for about 600 pupils. St Johns College senior class backed A G C McBride for West Point. McBride is son of ex-Sheriff CG McBride. Abraham Lincoln Kinolbrecht died at 41, formerly Frederick area farmer. R Wary Rimmons Caught the Majorney near Liberty Bridge in 22 and 23 inches respectively.
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ST Jobn's College
A. GC
McBride
West Point
St. John's
Wet Point
Wet Mchtlin
West Patrick Mirol
Abraham Liscola Kineolbrecht
Frederick Tia Nak
Nony Jeffers
R. Wary Rimmons
Majarney
Liberty
Lions Donate $100 To Youth Council For Calf Purchases
The Predovick Lions Club contributed one hundred dollars to the Frederick County Christ youth group to buy 16 calves for a Turkey market project. The effort supports local youths and includes funding from annual proceeds and community donations.
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Lions
Youth Council
Predovick Lions
Cluly
Frederick County
Fam
suretEl
Turkey
Levdenamina Vonil
Dress Workers Return Today
Dress Workers Return Today as NYC garment unions reach a tentative three year pact. About 105000 sewing staff expect to resume work after a strike tied to wage hikes and contract violations. The agreement spans NY and surrounding areas with staged wage and benefit increases and measures to curb violations.
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Craven
Warkens
Ness
Ailon
Alanlifaerers, Inc
Gi Nilji
United Better Dress Manufacturers Asst
Assathatian
Jack Russen
Nal Bariskin
United Poplar Dyess Manufacturers Agsa
Pennsylvania
Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Law debated by group
A meeting of the Breakfast Optimist Club heard Charles Sanner discuss the Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund Law. He said it shields innocent accident victims from uninsured drivers and may suspend registrations for violators, with funds covering jury and future liabilities. warned of possible future assessments if funds dwindle.
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Chile
Francis Jeatt Key
Charles 5
V. Sanner
Insurance, Underwriters Association of
Fred
Brick County
Lanner
General Assembly
al Wy
Sayner
William D. Grove
Sanner
Cluh Tad
Charles FE. Aitchie
Ritchie Associates
Cand Vernon Cassell
Rraddick Heights Optimist Club
Labor Leaders Rally to Push Antiresession Action
Washington delegates from AFL-CIO meet for Emerson economic conference to urge antiression measures and tax cut plans. Speakers include George Meany and Labor Secretary Mitchell. Lawmakers Kennedy and Payne discuss White House talks to press proposals.
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Afl-Cio
Ared
Congress
Wik
George Meany
Mitchell
Enil
Apl-Cio
Emerson
Rhea Pirangerd
Cooper
R-i Raidas
Kennedy D-Maser
Payne
Maine
Ag Pizhtanan
White House
Isenhower
School Site Study Recommends Dual Junior Senior High Nearby
A countywide review outlines placing one junior-senior high near Urbana and another on State Highway No. 15 between Libertylon and New Market. It suggests relieving traffic on U.S. Highway 40 and consolidating grades for 800 pigs in grades seven and eight as a metaphor for crowded facilities, with expert Dr. Hammon leading the survey aided by Bank Fogle and school officials.
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Geades
Caurall
Mostaf
Prederick
U.S
Mip Gaures
Aner
Bank Fogle
Rivealion Winutes
Haphies
Oheery Oedicalion
Sehool
Garrett County Names New Extension Agent James McHenry
James A. McHenry named Garrett County Extension Agent succeeding John T Carter who retired after 28 years. McHenry, long with extension staff since 1957, previously led 4-H club work and is married to former Aburvier of Frederick with a son and daughter.
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Comberland
James A. Mehenry
Garrett County
Ralph F. MeHenry
Allegany County
Young Mehenry
Paul &. Rustrom
University of Maryland Extension Service
John Ti. Carter
Garrett County Extension
Aburvier
Frederick
Karen Lyim
Birthday Baby Selected As Center Opens In Frede rick
Seymour Globus of Mozart Jewelers informs parents their child Holly Sue won the first baby birthday contest held as the shopping center opened. Mrs Toms of Fairfield Aircraft Plant excitedly predicts the event. Charles Foreshman of Wear Shop plans a birthing party at Woolworths with a public sale to follow. Gifts include jewelry silverware toys and a giant birthday cake for the family to take home.
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Jaby
Frederick Meiratos
Holly Sue
Ausuenttian
Elf
Allerto
Devis
Seymour Globus
The
Mozart Jewelers
Woolworth
Woolworths
Flatly Sue
Wedding of Mien Grahan Hove and Lave of Tnrition
A wedding was held Sunday at St pater Chareh in Papeelfenle Van for Mien Grahan Hove, son of Mex and Mes Apthir Lave, with rich details on attire, attendants, and reception. Guests included Miss Alohanlsan, Lown Jean Cowpers, and Garllan Ullahack, while Host Man was Garllan Ullahack and ushers Lanny Hobinette and David Frye. The ceremony featured white carnations, yellow flowers, and a reception at a local library with many mementos and a PUNCH HAE toast.
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Cave
Hobie Lie
Mary Hehirietta
Dundhier
Sind Mes
Ceeds Kubinelle
Bavettssille
Way
Mien Grahan Hove
Mex
Mes
Apthir Lave
Albert Pereira
Watt Glia Anil Sree
Alohanlsan
Anton
Takiela
Lown
Jean Cowpers
Pier Viet
Myidi
Damette Tamiohaniltun
Garllan Ullahack
Graont
Lanny Hobinette
David Frye
Cashi
Attempted Shakedown Charged To Two Mon
Two men face charges connected to an attempted shakedown outside Gulfstream Park Handicap. Investigators said the suspects were linked to the Wheatley Stable and Widener interests. The case involves claims of bribery and obstruction of justice as officers questioned witnesses and pursued leads in the courtroom area.
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Los Angeles
Mats
Orle Durant Waller
Gluypart
Gulfstream Park Handicap
Lavwik
Joh
Widener
Majubi
van Foh
Wood
Kui Kuler
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