Frederick News Cash Rates and Delivery Terms
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland lists subscription prices by mail and carrier with varying delivery points and per copy charges. It notes Associated Press rights and dates, and that the paper is entered as second class mail at the Frederick post office.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
Newi Court St
Associated Press
Ick
Pat Rosencrantz
Brenda Starr
News- Post
Capitol
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Pat
Mathias
House of Representatives
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files March 16 1912
Frederick readers hear Arthur D. Willard campaign for judge in Montgomery County and possible support in Frederick. Local insurers Griffin and Griffin move to new West Patrick Street quarters opposite New City Hotel. Thurmont citizens back a bill for auxiliary power plant funds. Delegate Wertenbaker proposes selling Montevue Hospital by law. Thurmont host Mrs George Wilhice entertains youngsters for John Webb's departure. Local mishaps include finger injury near Broad Run and thumb injury in Burkittsville. Cemetery Road remains snowbound. Ernest Rodskey, Columbia-educated chemist, rising in New York. Middletown electric wires being installed. Old American Band reorganized with new officers. Social dance at Mrs Virginia Corum’s. Boys Temperance Association installs officers.
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Arthur D. Willard
Frederick
Stontgomery County
Baltimore Sun
Frederick County
the Sun
Republican
Messrs. Griffin and
Griffin
West Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Thurmont
William C. Wertenbaker
Montevue Hospital
George E. Wilhice
John Webb
Grant Storr
Bethel
Dorothy Beachley
Agnes Robinson
Kay Weddie
Mabel Withide
Edgar Robinson
Carroll Tyson
Luther
George Withide
Ralph Ahalt
Near Broad Run
E. 0
Rusherman
Burkittsville
Ernest Rodskey
New York
Columbia
Vienna
Berlin
Munich
St. John's
Father Walsh
Father O'Rourke
Crampton and Wiles
Boys’ Temperance Association
Albert Moser
Lovie Henck
Bentley McKenzie
Abraran
John Fisher
Harvey Wills
Unqualified Blessing on Disarmament Proposals
Ten leading economists warn that complete world disarmament could boost development and prosperity, but the reality rests on trust and ironclad guarantees. The piece argues the real issue is preventing a Communist conquest while billions fund defense, regardless of potential gains.
Alcoholism Viewed as Global Health Crisis
The text argues drinking is the world’s major health problem beyond cancer and tuberculosis. It cites the International Commission for the Prevention of Alcoholism and notes America’s one in nine drinkers become alcoholic, with education and treatment as the path forward.
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France
Germany
United States
International Commission For the Prevention of
ICPA
League commends Barrick for reapportionment vote
Letter from the Frederick County League of Women Voters praises Senator Barrick for voting for reapportionment. The non partisan group notes the bill would have reduced Frederick delegates, but lauds his roll-call support as advancing equitable representation in the General Assembly. The letter clarifies it does not endorse a candidate for Attorney General.
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Barrick
Frederick County League of Women Voters
Frederick
Senate
General Assembly
League of Women Voters
League
Deaths and funeral notices in Frederick area
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Blair and several local residents including Miss Viola L. Gilliss Mrs. Mary Agnes Hissey Mrs. Ruth Adessa Kemp Harry Ellsworth Harper and McClellan J Warren. Details include ages, addresses, survivors, funeral home arrangements and burial sites at Mt Olivet Rockville Union or Knoxville Reformed cemeteries with services from local funeral directors.
Wartime fuel curbs and Burma front actions in 1942 items
Twenty years ago War Production Board curbs new oil burning equipment in eastern states to conserve fuel. Allied air and naval strikes target Japanese bases near Australia while U S forces set up air headquarters in India to bolster plans against Japan. British in Burma recapture territory east of the Sittang River as domestic stations await official gasoline restrictions.
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War Production Board
Australia
United States
India
Burma
Hore
Japan
Sittang
CCAL
Pia Erators
William Wiles
North Bentz Street
Third
Second
George G Scott and Co
Charlotte
N. C
Garland E. Hightman
Frank L. Spitzer
Bruswick
Easter Seals Center Highlights Local Charity Drive
Eleanor Jodd, a 40 year old blind musician, began giving blood for wounded soldiers in 1940 and continued with multiple donations. The Mary land Society for Crippled Children and Adults opened the Easter Seal Treatment Center five years ago at 1730 North Market Street, offering therapy and counseling to crippled children and adults from Carroll, Frederick and Washington counties. The center employs staff, provides wheelchairs and therapy, funds camp scholarships, and operates on voluntary contributions with no tax support.
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Eleanor Jodd
Maryland Society For Crippled Children and Adults
North Market Street
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Greentop
Catoctin Mountains
Thurmont
Elizabeth R. McElroy
Max S. Kehne
Frederick City
J. Milton Brunk
Braddock Heights
State
Howard E. Koontz Jr
Westminster
W. Jerome Offutt
This City
Taneytown Students Face Closure Appeal Before State Board
About 20 Taneytown residents urged the State Board of Education to block the merger that would close Taneytown High and join it with Francis Scott Key High, saying the Carroll County board acted improperly last September and that the vote occurred off the agenda. The district cites repairs and reuse of the building for a junior high as context.
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Baltimore
Taneytown
State Board of Education
Carroll County Board of Education
Francis Scott Key High School
Alleck A. Resnick
Taneytown Group
Carroll County
Mervyn C. Fuss
Resnick
State
L. Pearce Bowlus
Carroll County School Board
Fire Departments Win Awards Across Maryland and Nation
Gov Tawes presented National Fire Protection Association awards to Maryland fire departments. Baltimore City won second nationally for major cities and first in Maryland. Leonardtown Fire Company took second nationally for towns 1 000 to 1 500 and second in Maryland. Several departments received Maryland honors and counties earned special recognition. Vandals deflated tires on 67 school buses in Prince Georges County delaying roughly 9 000 students.
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Annapolis
Tawes
National Fire Protection Association
Maryland
Nationwide
Baltimore
Siler Spring
Takoma Park
Brooklyn Park
Kensington
Aberdeen
Snow Hill
West Latham Hills
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Upper Marlboro
John Heim
Prince Georges County
Fort Detrick Activities Highlight Armed Forces Day Plans
Preparations underway for Fort Detrick Armed Forces Day May 18 with student tours May 14-19 and a parade. Gray Ladies course trains non medical helpers for Frederick nursing homes and schools. Women's Club luncheon features Frank Hennessy on Chesapeake Bay slides.
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Fort Detrick
Public Information Office
Donald H. Saunderson
Harry L. Tuma
GRAY
Red Cross
Frederick
Frederick County
Henry Cerar
Leroy Feltman
Byard Bell
George Lacy
J. W. Bass
Charles Berdjis
Robert Campbell
Thomas Bunette
David Smith
Side Glances: Local Health Drive and Hospital News
Dr. Walter Foster attends Junior Science Symposia in Durham North Carolina. Medical Unit briefing to Reserve Officers at National Naval Medical Center Bethesda includes Dr. Charles E B Phillips. Loretta Eylers a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Zials in Procurement host a stork shower for Audrey Wolfe. Earl Brown returns from extended sick leave. Edna Smith moves to Comptroller's Office from Process Development. Estella Appleby and SP5 Wilbur B Crouse attend Household Goods Seminar in Washington. Bobby Hansberger and wife welcome son Eric born February 25 in a Baltimore hospital. NCO Open Mess dances Saturday night starting at 9 p m with Dick Harp. Health Agencies Drive underway.
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Walter Foster
Durham
N.C
National Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Charles EB. Phillips
Loretta Eylers
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Audrey Wolfe
Earl Brown
Edna Smith
Comptroller’s Office
Estella Appleby
Wilbur B. Crouse
Washington
Bobby Hansberger
Eric
Baltimore
Dick Harp
B and O Considers Dropping Money-Losing Passenger Lines
Baltimore & Ohio President Jervis Langdon Jr says the financially troubled railroad weighs ending passenger service to cut losses. He notes a $30 million 1961 deficit and an $15 million May loan maturity, with regulatory hurdles likely before any action.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Jervis Langdon Jr
B&o
Langdon
Allegheny Regional Shippers Advisory Board
Federal
Funerals for Mrs Lillie DeLauder and Mrs Carrie Bell
The body of Mrs Lillie Rose Matilda DeLauder died Wednesday in Petersville lies at the late home where friends may call. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at the home conducted by Rev Ralph H Miller. Interment in St Mark's Cemetery Petersville. C H Feete and Brothers funeral directors. The funeral of Mrs Carrie Viola Bell died Monday at her daughter Mrs Mary Naylor Buckeystown was held Thursday at 2 p.m. from St Paul A M E Church Della. Rev F R Pauldings officiated assisted by Rev Father R H Kent and C B Jackson. The choir sang several hymns. Pall bearers were her nephews Les Henry Floyd Vernon Linburgh and Bernard Ami bush. Interment in church cemetery C E Hicks III funeral director.
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Charles F. Blair
Anna Elizabeth Blair
East Patrick Street
Edwin
Fannie M. Baker Freed
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George P. Richard
Chevy Chase
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etcison and Son
Viola L. Gilliss
Montgomery General Hospital
Randolph Road
Rockville
Carl E. Moyer
Damascus
Agriculture Department
United States
Montgomery County
Florence Perry
Dorsey Richardson
Florida
John 8. Gilliss
Ohio
Harry Gilliss
Towson
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Charles L. Hissey
Mary Agnes Hissey
West Fifth Street
John C. Nunberger
Annie A. Carey Nunberger
Marlow S. Hissey
L. Michael Ayers
Altoona
Mark Edward Hissey
Glenelg
Lola L. Keller
Brunswick
Blanche M. Bittle
Washington
Martha Nelson
Hannah Webber
Knoxville
Louise Sparks
Baltimore
St. John’s Catholic Church
Knoxville Reformed Cemetery
Harry E. Carty Company
Harry E. Harper
Harry Ellsworth Harper
Fifth Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lloyd and
Emma Forney Harper
B&o
Brotherhood of
Brunswick Lodge
Katie E. Wright
Zula M. Myers
Harold Cemetery
Petersville
C. H. Feete and Brother
Charlies L. Kemp
Ruth Adessa Kemp
Charles LeRoy Kemp
East South Street
Kemp
Frederick County
Samuel and
Odessa Null Stup
Mary Norwood
James L. Kemp
Emmitsburg
Carl Davis
Doubs
John S. Stup
St. Timothy's Chapel
North Market Street
Mount Olivet
Robert E. Dailey and Son
McClellan
J. Warren
Wayne Heights
Waynesboro Hospital
Mr. Warren
Fountaindale
Isaac and
Mary (Chine) Warren
Sallie Fisher
Eylee’s Valley
Thurmont
Narbaugh
United Church of Christ
AF & AM Lodge
Robert C. Warren
Gardenia
Calif
Lildie Hull
Dore
Lillie Rose Matilda DeLauder
Ralph H. Miller
St. Mark's Cemetery
C. H. Feete and Brothers
Carrie Viola Bell
Mary Naylor
Buckeystown
St. Paul's A.M.E
Della
F. R. Pauldings
R. H. Kent
C. B. Jackson
Les
Henry
Floyd
Vernon
Linburgh
Bernard Amibush
Church Cemetery
C. E. Hicks III
Fashion Editor and Spouse Plead No Contest
Washington Post fashion editor Ruth Wagner and her husband Gerald Wagner of Kensington Md. pleaded no contest to trespassing resisting arrest and interfering with a police officer in Centreville Md. Magistrate W Mitchell fined them a total of 25 and suspended the fines upon payment of 8850 in bacau.
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Centreville, Md
The
Washington Post
W. ©. Mitchell
Gerald G. Wagner
Ruth
Kensington
Bacau
Harkavy Core Resilience In Tricky Card Play
The Miami expert Harry Harkavy demonstrates superb recovery after a bad break on a lay down contract. He overcomes East’s ace and heart lead sequence, uses precise ruffing and trumping to exhaust opponents, and finishes with a squeeze and last-diamond finesse to secure the final tricks.
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Harry Harkavy
Miami
West
Harry
East
Singing Convention Meets at Germantown Church
The Up per Montgomery County Singing Convention held its March gathering at Germantown Baptist Church with Rev. Jerry Collins hosting and Rev. Eugene Lawson delivering the welcome. The program featured choirs, duets, solos, and group songs followed by an April meeting announced for Flower Hill Church of the Brethren in Redland on April 3 at 2 15 p.m.
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Montgomery County
Germantown Baptist Church
Jerry Collins
Eugene Lawson
Larry
Mabel Phelps
Mr. Christie
Calvary
Calvert
Christ Waits
Heaven
Ivory Palaces
Germantown Girls
Rev. Collins
Mr. Calvert
Lawson
Flower Hill Church of
Japan's Women Buy 23,000 Tons of Cosmetics
An AP report notes Japanese women spent about $127.8 million on cosmetics last year with Wetlens driving sales across the market.
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Seauty S
Tokyo
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Vailey Street
Frederick, Md
Ly Jon
Light
Robt
Southey
Gov. Tawes
Girl Scouts of
U.S.A
Savannah
Georgia
Juliette Law
Mildred Siegel
Frederick County Girl Scout Council, Inc
Winchester Hall
A. G. Wedum
Clifford Maloney
William Sawyer
William Wooding
Frederick Area
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Maryland Society of Professional Engineers
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
American Society Mechanical Engineers
Western Maryland
Nicholas Fanos
Edward Dapper
Maryland Society
Andrew Cowan
W. L. Jacobs
Herbert M. Bloom
Raymond Cicero
Colonel Bloom
Calvin S. George
Utilities Division
Elks Club
Office of Planning and Scheduling
Howard Cole
Boy Scout Troop
R. Whitmore
YMCA
W. Amick
Boy Scouts of America
Ralph Cur
George Asai
Harold Neufeld
Detrick
New
George R. Dahlke
Mountain Home
Ark
Marco A. Marchetti
James P. Sullivan
Burdette
James X. Jones
West Monroe
Eugene R. Kakowski Jr
Pacific Palisades
Douglas T. Merrill
Plainfield
N. J
Jon D. Newell
Richmond
David J. Schilling
Lowell
William C. Sessler
Frederick J. Stokey
Covington
Darrel D. Keezer
Wiliam J. Pais
Paul E. Payne
John P. Olshin
Domes
Pech
Andeey
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L. Wolfe
Theus J. MacQueen
Gad
Anna-Mae
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
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