Club Women Hear Secr. Of Embassy
Mrs John Rapport opened a Fort Club meeting with Hotest W Morris First Secretary of Education of Britain sharing views on education differences between Great Britain and the United States. He discussed early selection and specialization, integrated programs, and the role of extra curriculars in child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
W. Morris
Night Disner
Fort Club
Morris
Harrow
Cheltenham
Royal Naval College
John Rapport
Mothers’ Club
J.Y. Atanasoff
Ira Rippeon
George Bennett
Lloyd Ambrosen
Arthur Raw
Sol Nelson
Orvil Boldvan
No-Win Precedent Cited in Postwar Economic Debate
The article argues that inflationary pressure stems from monetized World War II debt and wartime spending. It cites a $280 billion monetized debt, $40 billion annual peacetime defense, and foreign aid as fueling a return to deficit finance. It warns the 30 cent dollar risks halving again unless policy shifts curb inflationary forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Imertia
Haas
Unclear OCR Nursing Update From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Partially readable hospital notes report patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Details on Tommy Rr and Mrs Edwin Motier Place include surgery and pneumonia cases. Other names appear with uncertain statuses and locations, indicating a routine hospital census fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Rr
Edwin F. N. Motier Place
Washing County Hospital
Local residents host visiting guest speaker and church event
Mr Gur K Moter formerly of Frederick guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph J Xestor and Dr Frederick D Esster president of the Potomac School with offices on Coffman Chapel Hood College recently preached at First Presbyterian Church in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs Thomas J Kemp of 80 Trail Avenue marks her birthday today. The American Institute of Commemorative Art held its annual meeting at the Cleveland Hotel March 13 and 15, with Mr Ernest Hammaker of Hammaker Brothers Thurmont in attendance as a charter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Esster
Potomac Schod
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Younrstown
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas J. Kemp
Trail Avenue
American Institute of Commemorative Art
Cleveland Hotel
Cleveland
Ernest Hammaker
Hammaker Brothers
Thurmont
Hammaker
Institute
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on March 20 1918 Frederick items include EY. Isaac M Motter accepting reappointment as president of the County School Board after initial retirement. Citizens of Fourth Street petition against steam as a rail power on Fourth Street. Rhoads buys Miles tobacco shop assets on North Market Street. Delegate Kefauver proposes transfer of Frederick College to the county school system with annual 800 funding. Citizens National Bank of Frederick guides a new building contract with Cassidy Company for the Market and Patrick streets site and adjoining properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Committee OF Citizens OF
Fourth Street
Kefauver
House of Delegates
Frederick College
Frederick County
Citizens National Bank of
Frederick
C. A. Cassidy Company of Washington
Market and
Patrick Streets
Market Street
Marshall Etchison
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
March 20 1938 items note the garbage department handling about 20 tons of non burnable material and seven and three quarter tons of other refuse. Superintendent Jesse W Kolb mentioned. Frederick resident Fred W Henry Decker sports editor of The Post was able to be up at home after an operation. Residents east of Market and north of Patrick streets may object to assessments on April 1 during a survey by the Board of Assessments Alfred W Gaver said. Stedman Prescott endorsed by 17 members of the Frederick County Democratic Party for the fourth judge seat in the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Kolb
Frederick's
W. Henry Decker
The
Post
West Church Street
Stedman Prescott
Montgomery County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County
Bartyas
Jand Nui
Derriev
Whitman
Reynardt
Desocrates
Rice
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Hood College
Frederick ‘Memorial Hospital
Frederick ¥.M.C.A
Community Chest
Hice
Om Palo
East Street
South Street
Madison Street
Frederick
Mr_ Rice
Heart + pas
Toastmasters Advisory Boat Mobile Associ Marylan Ai
Sal Board
Frederick Linane 4 County
Gane Association
South End Civic Association
Loyal Order of Moose
Dengvsonian Democratic Club
Frederick County Toriga Society
Tie
Frederick Hutters
Julin
Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Knights of Columbus
West South Street
Rice Enters Mayoral Race With Water Policy Critique
Frederick voters hear Rice outline plan to publish water survey proposals and tax implications before decision. He cites previous administration’s actions and community service roles, highlighting economic and social issues facing the city and stressing transparent discussion of water needs. A near head on crash involving a Greyhound bus near Frederick underscores winter travel hazards.
County Snowfall Reaches Eight to Eighteen Inches
Utility officials cite heavy wet snow as main problem with widespread power outages and road closures. Temperatures hovered around freezing as snow melted slowly, complicating travel for tractor trailers and causing multiple ties ups on major routes including U.S. 240 and the Washington National Pike. Frederick, Kesville, Ridgeville, and other towns reported variable depths from 8 to 32 inches while schools closed due to outages and utilities scrambled to restore power.
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Thurmont
Walkers
U.S. 240
Washington Onal Pike
Conmison
Plowiaz
Frederick
Foxville
Kesville
Ridgeville
Eid Ang
Braddock Meizhis
Urbana
Liberty
Walkersville
Buckerstown
Point of Troeks
New Slerke
Lewistown
Adam
Emmitshurt
Jefferwith High
Sherehins
Christa
Waamz
Montgomery
Enomitshurz
Commentator To Be Hood Weekend Speaker at Hood College
BU Downs CBS news commentator and foreign correspondent will headline Hood College’s Dad and Daughter weekend. He will deliver two lectures at 4 00 pm Saturday in Brodbeck Hall before Hood students and visiting dads. Downs, a Kansas City Kansas native and KU graduate, joined CBS in 1967 after four years with United Press. He covered Moscow during World War II and served as a war correspondent in Europe and the Far East, later reporting from Berlin Korea Washington and Rome. He won the Headliners Award in 1945 and the Overseas Press Club award in 1939 for best foreign radio reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BU Downs
CBS News
Hood Colleges
Downs
Brodbeck Hall
Hood
Maz
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas
United Press
Moscow
Europe
Far East
Mir
Berlin
Korea
Washington
Rome
Overseas Press Club
Death notice highlights local civic leader and families
Hugh Duwsald Barton 46 of Bentz Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a weeks long illness. Former board member, a staunch Republican, longtime Cemetery Association employee, and active in Fraternal groups. Survived by wife, daughters, sisters and brothers. Funeral at Asbury Methodist Church with interment at Fairview Cemetery.
Obituary notices and court results from Frederick area
Died Tuesday night aged 69 services will be at Frederick Memorial Sunday at 2:00 p m conducted by Orial Hospital interment in Reformed Cemetery. Mrs Callahan survived by two daughters and three sons with funeral directors named. Baltimore services to follow at W J Ticknex funeral home and Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs Harvey Clem died at Rocky Ridge after illness survived by husband two daughters a son seven grandchildren and siblings. John Alphus Howard 87 retired farmer of Etchison area died Wednesday survived by five children. Harry Roy Mealey died at Silver Spring survived by wife one brother one sister and an uncle with services at Mount Olive Cemetery. Charles Clinton Virts 37 Brunswick died Wednesday at home survived by a daughter and sister. Funeral services for Miss Clara Rebecca Davis of Libertytown held at Libertytown Methodist Church. Graveside for infant Kim Lxn in United Brethren Cemetery at Thurmont. Mrs Deighle Blanche Hollenbaugh Union Bridge funeral at Union Bridge funeral home interment Mountain View. Mrs Margaret Beatrice Myers of Adamstown died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. services at East Church Street funeral home with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. 60 days jail given to William Cromwell for intoxication. Loretta Cleaver seeks support from estranged husband Charles Jr with court ordering him to find a job and report in two weeks.
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Hugh Duwsald Barton
Hugh Donald Sayten
Bentz Street
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Ras Vee Mer
Maperintendent Cemetery Assoc
Mountain City Lodge
Poel
Antler
Blue Ridge Council
Western Moryland Eixs
Pethians
Pythian Lodge No. 36
Fredericktonian Lodge of Masons
Community League
Lincoln Pta
Housing Authority
Mes
M. Penn Seyter
William Qu. Lee
Shirley M. Bayton
Hilda Lee
Sewell
N. Jones
George Greants
Carey Bold
Baltimore
Williamton
Los Angeles
Cali
Harry Bayon
Fairman
Heights
Mary Douglas Washington
Romeo Bayton
Weo
East Church Street
Asbury Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Mla
Carrie E. Anderson
Carrie Elizabeth
Anderson
Jeremiah ‘Anderson
Roiersville
Henry
Lydia Zecher Sigler
Olive Hoar
Petersville
Hannah Arnold
Lutheran Chapel
Peters‘ville
Pocahontas
Charles G. Bowers
New Midway
Frederick Memorial Nostral
Andrew and
Louise Bowers
Rocky Ridge
Edna Bowers
Ennsylvania
Ralph Owers
Sykesville
Thurmont
Arthur B. Rice
Haugh’s Cemetery
Ladiesburg
M. L. Creager
Blanche Butcher
West South Street
William C. Frautt
South Jefferson Street
Miss Butcher
Licksville
John H
Mary Walter Butcher
Frederick County
Trinity Methodist Church
Mouwuni Olivet Cempier
C. E. Cline and Son
Harvey TF. Clem
Bessie Eckenrode
Clem
Harvey T. Clem
Rockyidge
Frederick Memorial
Cleaothus
Etta Myersi
L Eckenrode
Harvey Sayler
Nor Jman Burner
Harvey T. Clem Jr
Maurice Myers
Manchester
John Eckenrode
All. Wolf
Earl Eckenrode
George Eckenrode
Foxville
Harry Eckenrode
York
jJohn
Alphus Howard
John Alphus Howard
Etchison
George and
Amelia Howard
Howard County
Luther C. Howard
Laytonsville
Harry C. Howard
Ralph
Howard
Woodfield
Kermit
Mary Madeline Bennet
Ham
Perkasie
Harry Roy Mealey
Harry Roy Mlealey
Sarah E. Mealey
Charles Edward
Effie Kolb Mealey
Dixon
Maurice D. Ashbury
Mount Olivee
Robert E. Dailey
Clara Rebecca Davis
Charles S. Davis
Libertytown,s
Libertytown Methodist Church
George Allen
Joshua Smith
A. A. Thompson
George Fucker
Robert Dorsey
Charles Key
Norgian Smith
Charles Greene
Clarence Hallman
D. D. Hartzler
United Brethren
Kim Lxn
James
June Rice Fisher
Westminster
Gracehant
University Hospital
Deighle
Blanche Hollenbaugh
Harry T. Hollenbaugh
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Cyril Hoover
Mountain View Cemetery
Bray Holienbaugh
Paul and
Allen Wolfgang
Clarence, Geary
Charles Gito
Margaret Beatrice Myers
Walter T. Myers
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walter Lee Mehrling
Trinity United Church of Christ
Morgan W. Andreas
Rainbow Bible
Church School
B. Clark Gibson
Walter Page
Paul Miller
Holmes Searff
Edward B. Carey
Grayson B. Castle
Mt. Olivet
M.R. Etchison and Son
William Cromwell
Frederick
West Patrick Street
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Loretta Cleaver
Charles Jr
Shoemaker
Cleaver
iHouse of Correction
Lincoln School Fire Damages and Injuries Reported
Fire at Lincoln School caused extensive damage with estimates around 200000. Firemen were treated on site or at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Ira V. Renn and Rodney Shankle. Investigation by State Fire Marshall to begin today as part time classes hoped by Monday.
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Uckye
Office of State
Sensenbeach
Uniteds
United Ambulance
Ira V. Renn
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Handley
Independents
Rodney Shankle
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Club
Secr
Embassy
Exabushea 1
Herman Avenor
Frede Memorial Hospital
Gur K. Moter
Betleman
Joseph J. Xestor
Isaac M. Motter
Board of Counts School Commissioners
Crothers
Rev. Motter
IR. Schaeffer
Lepcein School
Greyhound
Braddock Mountain
U.S. 40
Aart
Pittsburgh
Frank Keefer
Walter L. Buxton
Walter Lecperd Buxton
Plane No
Tomma Sharkey Buxton
Wilbur “H. Glen Burnie
Abel
Ardmore
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home
Good Hopes Road
Marvin Chapel
Plane Na
Church Cemetery
Mary A. Callahan
Mary Alice Callahan
Arthur B. Callahan
Valuey
R. H. Alexander
Giances
W. J. Ticknex
North and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Memorial Park Cemetery
Taylor Avenue
Charles Clinton
Petersville Road
Brunswick
Gaerislla Webber Viris
Frances Viris
Charles Wigington
Hou
Pudteay
Jelly Gypsies
Lincoln
Rome, Sweet Home
BlaKe
King
Irlake
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