Microfilm Project Saves Frederick Town Herald History
Frederick Town Herald moves to microfilm via a cooperative effort led by Frank N. Jones of the Peabody Library Baltimore. Partners include Maryland Historical Society University of Virginia and Duke University. Cost falls from 150 to 60 dollars per set. material will return to Frederick in fall 1958 with full local history content.
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Frederick Town
Frederick
Tydali Thompson
Sebich
Ariz Library
Sears
Frank N. Jones
Peabody Library
Baltimore
Whonpson
Free Library
Diehnan
Josephine Elehison
Avia
Jones
Flo
Maryland Historical Society
University of Virginia
Iamsbure Foundation
Seaboard
Page header and pricing details from 1958 edition
The fragment shows a Fredrick Md newspaper page dated Wednesday March 19 1958 with sections on advertising rates for home delivery monthly and six month terms. It includes a mention of Great Southern P26 and North Court Sb with a brief note of Associated Press content and republication rights.
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Ether Nuys
Treierick
Great Southern
North Court
Poet
Fred
Esitk
American scientists face attack over Soviet link claims
In a charged editorial tone, the piece defends American scientists amid Cold War scrutiny, cites Senator Frank Lautenberg's stance against ties with Communist Russia, and critiques attacks on Colonel Moore tied to a FCC license case. It underscores dangers of political expediency and urges restraint in public accusations.
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Russia
Vanguard
Washington
Federal Regulatory Commissions
George Gordon Moore
Eisenhower
Iin
Pedevak Communications Commission
Saffivers
FOC
Afelite
Ie Fcc
Colinel Moore
Congressional Committee
Federal Communications
Imst
Moore
United States
Frank Df. Lateeche
Ohio
Trateggar
Xavier University i Cinciami
Ame Ioy Lauise
Barusheher
Alfields
Yan Bet Gataigh
Kremlin
Budget forecast for federal revenue and spending in 1906
The article outlines a 1906 budget showing projected federal revenue between July 1906 and July 1907 at 744 billion dollars, with a spending plan of 73.9 billion and a small surplus of 500 million. It notes a record 72 billion revenue and contemplates a potential deficit near one billion amid defense increases and domestic reallocation.
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Congress
Defense
Washington
U.S
Decline of Courtesy Marks Public Life and Education
A letter laments widespread rudeness in society surfacing in crowds and public events. It argues decline stems from attitudes of selfish behavior and hints at broader social malaise. Education, family, and church are urged to counter the trend.
Public Works panel backs mild highway bill hopes
Letters to the editor urge support for a milder federal interstate highway plan approved by the Senate Public Works Committee. The writer argues the measure improves safety on public roads while preserving scenic beauty and voices concern about delays during the legislative process.
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Miller
U.S. Senate
Sonat Beall
Laeter
Senate
Colunis
Nevers
Gaydon Chile
Maryland
Mel Marvel
Army defends punishment plan in general court martial case
A 25 year old Korean youth faces potential punishment without trial after alleged mistreatment. The Army says the case involves Major Thomas Kanes, Plymouth resident, with a choice of acquittal or punishment. Investigators report the boy suffered abuse while stationed near Ascont City in a recent service change.
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Seoular
Army
Thomas Kanes
Plymouth
Pawie
Sth
Ascont City
Fifty Years Ago Helms Front The News Callains Of The News
Fifty years ago a report from the southeastern city area spoke of a kidnapping attempt by a stranger. deputy sheriffs found boys along railroad tracks claiming the man asked them to guide him to Frederic. He offered money to return home.
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Helms
Board of School Commission
WFL
G. Raveal
Uhurmont
Willy
Thurs
Frederick High School Boys Reach Finals In Western Shore Meet
Frederick W county notes a high school hoop team reaching the finals after a 24 20 win over Levany Tigh and a 5328 upset by Fort IGM. A local merchant and family are mentioned in a valued estate estimate around one to two hundred thousand dollars.
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HPAL
Vereydon Ag
Fredudek
Borkvittoe
Wikeneport
Tostep Hives
Frederick High
Levany Tigh
Fort Igm
Frederick W
Coffee Hour at Artz Library Highlights Book Needs
About 100 people attended a coffee hour at Artz Library to discuss expanding services and federal state aid for libraries in Frederick County. Speakers urged more books, a bookmobile, and extended rural library reach, noting past gains and a 1958 request for 225 more volumes.
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Artz
Gily
Cony Alberts
Bury Arte
Tinner Honrsheen
Auchile
Frederick Sonia
Yoda Library
Iiehs
Hal Guipl
Ued
Suiman
Frederick County
Ariz
Litvaty
Suuoo
Los Piimne
Gfe
Remsberg
Home- Makers Council
Local Notes From Bolivar And Harpers Ferry Area
A crowded column records visits and greetings among Bolivar Harpers Ferry residents. Edward J. Garten announces the birth of Pamela Jane March 4 at General Hospital weighing six pounds ten ounces. Several residents travel to Baltimore Charles Town Washington and nearby towns to visit family attend funerals and attend social events. The Easton Funeral Directors Association held a meeting at Towne House Restaurant with seven epiles present. many neighbors noted trips and hospital stays.
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Harpers Ferry
G. E Webh
Abolivan-Nmarpars
Baltimore
Towne House
Esto Park
West Virginia
Chauley Clawser
Banita
Fairfax
Wva
Bolivar
Clawser
The
Royal High School
Pairtay
Lewis
Nichols
Baltimore and Ohio
Henry Stallings
Catous +ville
Maynard Stallings
Stallings
Charles’ Town
Milford Exiwards
Loudoun County
Lewis Keck
Washington
Charles 1. Roberts
Roberts
Episcopal Church
C., Johnson
N. T. .Thayer
G. EB. Perry
S. WW. Watson
RG. Strat
Wolf Jenking
Tarpers Parry and
Owen Conklyn
Charles Town
Charles H. Glover
Mes
LN. Henley
Caithersburg
Webb
Belly Anne Singhass
Singhass
Sadig Burkner
Charles
Town General Hospital
Donald” Eackles
Roanoke
Jorand Cummings
Lewis Rock Spen
Gaithersburg
Charles Glover
Walter Jenkins
Donnie Hampshire
Charles Wilt
Berkley Michaels
Rosie
Anita
Hagerstown
Elsie Marlatt
Air
Clarenge Marlatt
North Mountain
W.va
LB Walte
Campil
Benjamin
Silver Spring
Blanche Hottman
Wolfe
Millville
Getty Shumaker
Stanley Shumaker
Balivar
Ninpheser
Mik Dlorn
Bakerton
Wat Daughtereiylaw
Vis
Hohliorn
Helivar
Charlotsvilly
Back Horn
Mark Holis
University of Livernia
Atlan Modefee
Public Marae Violation Sparks Mental Cues Incident
A public marae encounter sparked by alleged mental cues draws attention to conduct violations. The scene involves HSB and the Nau York authority in a reported dispute over respectful behavior at the gathering.
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HSB
Nau York
Heraia Trihui
Fea
Deeds Recorded for Sales of Properties Across Districts
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for multiple property sales. Theodore R.B. Fang and wife sold to Robert L. Spates a 178 acre farm with improvements in Woodsboro district for about 340000. Edna C. Buffinguin sold to Manor Real Estate Corporation a 97 acre farm in Johnsville district for about 335000. Ray A. Paisley and wife sold to Reve X. Gibo a property on East Church street for about 20000. Brosits Hames Corporation sold to Robert R. Bare a residential property on Carrollton Drive for about 13000. James B. Gay and wife sold to William Earl Ridgely an improved property in New Market district for about 11000. A sale contract shows Charles M. Evans purchasing residential property on Main Street in New Market from Charles T. Burgess for 9300 to be paid over time.
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Theodore RB. Fang
Woodsboro
Fevchie
Edna C. Buffinguin
Manor Real Estate Corporation
Johnsville
Ray A. Paisley Faye
Reve X. Gibo
East Church Street
Brosits Hames Corporation
Robert R. Bare
Carrollton Drive
James B. Gay
William Earl
Ridgely
New Market District
Charles M. Evans
Main Street
New Market
Charles T. Burgess
Private Q Aces in the United States use of the phrase
A Q A notes that private cances are asked about the phrase United States A their organization names. The island Easter Island holds stone images with unread inscriptions and unresolved authorship and significance. The images weigh hundreds of pounds and have no known language connection.
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United States
Vba
Ram Yen
Easter Island
Obituary notices from a Maryland area paper
Multiple obituaries note deaths of Mrs Catherine Dorothy Myers of Ennilshure and Mrs Grace Dane Farver of Taylorsville in Maryland, with survivors listed including children and siblings. Services, calls, and interments described at local churches and cemeteries, along with funeral directors and residence details.
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Robert T. Farver
Grace Dane Farver
Taylorsville
Carrot County
Interprinaing KB
Kith B. Pea Canon
Rodides
Hee Wiha
Aylor
R. Ray Farver
Roby TP. Parver
Whitfield
Ruth
Favedver
Carl J. Painer
New Eldersburg
Butc
Condon
Taslorsville
C. ML. Waltz
Duncyal
West Virginia car crash injures two travelers
Mrs. Fothergill and LeRoy Fothersill were injured in a two car collision near Elkins West Virginia last Saturday. They rode a bus to Charleston where Dr. Fothergill treated them. Mrs Fothergill remained in hospital briefly for observation.
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Aml
LeRoy Fothersill
Mr Pleasant
Mar Elkins
W. Fa
Charleston
Fothergill
Fort Detack
Fatherstfls
Rou Newel
Fathergill
Atrs
Insects Would Survive A Radiation Disaster
In Antonio and San Antonio reports a 4th Army medical laboratory statement claims insects could survive radiation far beyond humans and animals. It notes insects absorb up to 60 000 roentgens with little to no death, contrasting with typical human tolerances.
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Bas Antonio
Sannet
4Th Army Medical
Funeral notices for Theuievul of atys and others in Baltimore area
Funeral services were held for Theuievul of atys and Louise K Dorsey wife of the late Thory Durse with mass at St John the Cathol ic Church Hey. Rev James M Hogan and Rev Merhert BR Durdan attended. Graveside rites at St Johns Cemetery conducted by K E Chine and Sop fmerith Dine tors. Additional notices include graveside services at United Brethren cemetery in Thurmont for Kim Tat and others and the passing of Miss Chav Virginia Roberts in Achuistown with services at Bust Chiveh church.
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Mamie G. Crom
Mantie Groshow Crim
William 4
Crum
Bruce Crum
Frederick
Mountaindale
Elias Abram
Mary
Vatherine Derr Gtroshon
Seventh
Mildred ‘Thomas
Bi Cove
Theuievul
Atys
Louse K Dorsey
Thory Durse
Salurbhoy
Hilchwine
St. John's Catholic
Churely
Richard C. Alitehell
James M. Hogan
Merhert
BR. Durdan
Vie Serra Tory
Learers
Joseph Elking
Mrinkihn Thompson
Hugh Simms
Jack Loring
Ralph Waehtor
Deoree
Smith Servieree
Si John
Sop
Hell
United Brethren
Thurmont
Kim Tat
Cathanes
Dune Lire Fisher
Westminster
If Cima
University Hospital
Baltimore
Mies
Virginia Roberts
Dade Roberts
Catholic Youth Urged to Fight Evil by Pope
Pope Pius Jr. urged Catholic youths gathered outdoors in St Pete Square to combat evil and uphold faith. The event conveyed a clear call to action, emphasizing moral courage and devotion among young believers.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius Jr
St. Pete. Square
Calliolie
Youth group marks anniversary at Catholic event
The article recalls a 1930s Catholic youth gathering in tasmanian tone with a large audience. Dignitaries, attendees, and parishioners praised the Youth of the Civil Saint action while a long speech urged unity against evil and salvation through work.
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Finan Catholity Church
Hlomur
Stalaleem
Yantths
Jose Ivan
Income and marriage choices tied to men's earnings
Census data show that men with higher incomes are more likely to marry, with 60 percent of men earning $6,000 or more being married. The report notes that men with wives often have greater earning power, suggesting economic status influences marriage dynamics and stability.
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Washington G
Tateas Indae
Marttal Elatus
Intenme
Bureau
Mherea
Local Hospital Admissions and Recoveries Reported
The article lists multiple patients admitted or treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home, including Mrs Welwacd Jy Smith and Miss Kettie A. Brower. It notes improvements and ongoing illnesses, with several patients recovering to satisfactory or improved conditions and others remaining under care after surgery or illnesses. Names include Woodie Lote, Mrs Welwacd Jy Smith, Miss Kettie A. Brower, Mr. Calvin Lui, Mr. Slab Mk Fisher, J. C. Chik, G. Wade Yoon, Karhaloon Whipp, and Mrs. Edith Berry among others.
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Woodie Lote
Honenthe
Frederick Meottie
Sheowasim
Sou Street
Fr & Memorial Hospital
Saimay
Welwacd
Jy Smith
Redler ‘Memorial Hospital
Teselay
Kettie A. Brower
Etis Son
Calvin Lui
Boonsboro
Vindoona
Mancina
Slab Mk Fisher
Vindoben
J. C. Chik
Freiderick Memorial Hospital
G. Wade Yoon
Ds Atte
Karhaloon
Yesar-Oll Wanatiner
Ray - Inend
Bowes
Frederick Meniaynal
Mareh
Gaitherstone Schulz
Wile Ib Hospital
Hier Yeather
Ales
Taymond Whipp
Edith Berry
Miss Whipp
Berry
Derry
Swallows Return to Capistrano Amid Quirky Reports
The swallows are said to return to Capistrano on varied days with tales of timing and weather. Kenneth Stager of Los Angeles County Museum calls the story farcical and notes arrival depends on weather, not a calendar.
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Capistrano
San Tcan
Catistrano
Calif
San Dian Capistrano A
Dasepl
Esterday
Missi
Ulus Inseller
Ms Rowel
Kenneth Stager
Los Angeles
South
America
Ull Wadi
Witermeton Rind To Cost District 85,000
Robert H. Dones, IR, won a 3000 verdict in District Court yesterday after DC failed to remove a watermelon filled area, he testified he slipped and shattered his right knee in September. The court awarded 4000, with attorneys for Jones arguing negligence in failing to remove the rind before the slip. The district attorney contends the corner was swept and the street cleaned.
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Wassington
Robert Hedones
District of Columbia
Jones
Attorhays
Linies
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Lawrence
Rouge Maven
Watts
Drale’'S Court
Hee Devine
Fradevick
Wes Font
Mavistrate TE Reese
Arle Per
Neenard
Palin Peeferter
Charlie Devine
Lr Reds Prisk Mentorial Ho Yiaal
Robert B. Meneferra
Robert W. Laghman
Ina Davey
House Committee
Acc
Washington, D.C
Hemayd Schwartz
Franele Hy Wyers
Catherine Dorothy Myers
Wits
Beanets
J. Myers
Ennilshure
Hayes Haven
May Tressler Wernel
Tailsburg
Edward Wolke
Emmitstting Gonmuntity
Cburel
Eninitsburg
Allison sTieral
Stass
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Jamesi
Fridd's
Dareus
Dareus S. Shuck
Elinor Bennett
Pital
Santa Monica
Calil
Mount Air
Eugene M. Clines
Baltimore County
O1ford Unglesbee
Jefferson
Alonxa Onglesbee
Warlons Unglesbee
Mt. Airy
Santa Mollica
Glherty
Mount Olive Cemetery
Dru
West Va
Inseets
Strafford Grahill
2. C. Grahill and Son
Wiheriys Lown
Dasvetted Tran
Philadelphia
New Sheraton Motel
Toythe Eastern Dewler Oegal
Stewart Warner Corporation
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