Frederick City Building Permits Rise in February
Building permits for Frederick City show January totals at 7 405 and February permits increasing to 47 575. Approved permits include Martha Cairns 150 room 150 Redwood avenue carport and other residents and businesses filing projects such as remodels additions and new carports across multiple streets including East Ninth Street West Pat Street and 705 Oak Street.
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Frederick City
City Hall
Martha Cairns
Redwood Avenue
Rober
East Ninth Street
Carpor
Ross H. Myers
Rosemont Avenue
Lee Place
R. Abbot
Branden Street
Evangel Lutheran Church
East Wrch Street
Harriet Fisher
West Pat Street
Donald B. Rice
Khne Yard
Charles E Rentzel
Oak Street
Ira J. Huffer
East Fourth Street
Francis J. Weirether
East Church Street
Rodney E. Willard
Grant Place
Edward Twerver
Sherman Avenue
Walter K. May
West Patrick Street
Theresa Kk. Ross
Counreet
Warren K. High
Locust Street
Frank Cox
Culler Avenue
George E. von Fossen
Biggs Avenue
News page item from The News Frederick 1960
Page 4 of The News Frederick Maryland dated March 23 1960 features local notices and a general masthead for the Great Southern FFG MFC Co. subscription details and advertising line items with standard wartime style. The issue date is given as Wednesday March 23 1960.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern
FTG
MFC CO
Fragmented Census Portrait Sparks Unclear History
A garbled OCR fragment cites a census style portrait describing origins and a guide to causes, but the text reads as an unclear report with upbeat tone and scattered terms. The readable elements suggest demographic survey language without concrete data or names.
Protests Over County Road Care Near Blue Ridge
A letter to the News criticizes county road maintenance on a stretch from Cullen State Hospital toward Blue Ridge. The writer cites frequent underpasses with ice hazards, calls for salt treatment, and notes tax concerns and mail service disruptions during heavy snows.
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Ion
Cullen State Hospital
Blue Ridge
Fort Tt
Western Maryland Railway
Read
U.S. Mail
Aanahan
Frederick Memorial Hospital Drifts Through Illness Update
Among the sick in Sathersy and Frederick Memorial Hospital, Ted Harley underwent surgery and is reported in satisfactory condition. Margaret Ausherman is confined to bed. Social notes list Mrs Groomes and others hosting the next meeting at Mrs Wahu Cugper Jackson's home on April 19 at 12:30 p.m.
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Warren
Ted) Harley
Sathersy
Red Frederick Memorial Hospital
Agaret Ausherman
Gall L. Cuishall
Woodsboro
Frederick
Prospect Homem
METS
Smeder
Rich
Anrem
Keister
Wathen Scheel Jr
Eq Mazahu
James
Lian Aiesworth
Pics
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Colmns Of The News
A largely attended Junior Fire Co special meeting met to address the death of William H. Davis who was killed when crushed against the engine house wall during an alarm response. Captain Wells urged site inspection for encampment of Army and National Guard troops next July at a Frederick west area. Grayson H. Staley buys West Third street lot from Dr Hendrix and plans a fine residence. Robert Wakel, about 10, drowned at Lime Hill. residence of the late Mrs. G J Doll on West Second Street noted.
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Junior Fire Co
Wiliam H. Davis
Charles Doll
F. B. Sappington
Wiliam H. Shipley
F. Lester Smith
Mr. Davis
Frederick
W. F. and G
United States Army
National Guard
Middle States
B. H. Wells
U.S
Army Quartermaster
Governor's Island
N. Y
Grayson H. Staley
J. C. Hendrix
West End Realty Company
West Third Street
W. T. Mullinix
D. C. Regime
Robert Wakel
Frank Mak
Lime Hill
G. J. Doll
West Second Street
Mayors Set Short Term Tax Rate and Road Plans
The mayor and aldermen set the short term tax rate at 60 cents. A new water bound CADAM road is being constructed with Three Phase traffic light equipment to be installed by the State Roads Commission at Worman's Mall. Wintry winds and snow affected Good Friday events. Plans are underway for a Frederick meeting to back US Senator George L. Radcliffe's re election. Rev W M Weaver spoke at a Lions luncheon. Sears Roebuck personnel were hosted by store manager A C Stine at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Iso
Cadam
State Roads Commission
Worman’s Mall
Frederick
George L. Radcliffe
Wiliam M.— Storm
Radcliffe Forces
W. Merval Weaver Deeen
Lions
Sears, Roebuck and Co
A. C. Stine
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Senator Dodd Frames Soviet Anti-Semitism as Global Threat
Connecticut Senator Thomas J. Dodd delivers a detailed Senate address arguing the Soviet Union fosters anti-Semitism akin to Nazi propaganda. He contrasts East Germany’s Nazi ties with West Germany’s de Naziification, calls for action against Soviet oppression of Jews, and notes the wider impact of totalitarian anti Christianism.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dood
Connecticut
Tial
Nuremberg
Hesen
Kremlin
Goebbels
Streiner
Dodd
Adenauer
West Germany
Germany
East Germany
Senate
Congressional Record
George A. Smathers
Fof
Florida
United States
Soviet Union
Free World
West Berlin
Dloe Aes
Communist Party
Central Party
Social Sciences
Fairleigh Dickenson University
Grange Youth Leader Addresses Ballenger Night
Frederick County Youth Night at Ballenger Community Hall featured Master Charles Black as overseer and a full youth officers group. National Grange and state leaders attended, with Justi urging a membership drive and plans for a Youth Camp and Farm Bureau highway campaign.
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Frederick County
Ballenger
Charles Black
Jim Moser
Catherine Burall
Ann Hobbs
Ann Putman
George Stevens
Naomi Clem
Raymond Crum
Pomona
Charlotte Shafer
Fiora
Dorothy Huffer
Ceres
Barbara Putman
LaRue Stevens
Jesse Burall
Master Black
National Grange
Justi
Austin P. Renn
Catherine Shriver
Stewart Frances Darner
Frank Darner
Bruce Crum
Michigan Grange
Jusui
Washington
Ray Smith
Grange
Farm Bureau
Mana
the Rocks
Thurmont
Baltenger
Mary Margaret Staler
Tuscarora
Emmitsburg
Glade Valley
Garnet Wisner
Arthur Cram
Raymond
Carroll Cram
Bruce Cram
George Butler
Connie Young
Donald Cecil
Clarence Eaves
Granges
Mr. Justi
Miss Kettells Wins State Elks Scholarship Award
Sharon M. Kettells, senior at Walkersville High School, won the Elks scholarship prize for nursing with $250 and national competition eligibility. Mary Lou Klin of Havre de Grace took girls’ division second prize. Patricia A. Montley of Baltimore earned third. Other prizes went to George P. Montgomery Jr. of Easton and Robert [incomplete].
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State
Elks Association
Sharon M. Kettells
Walkersville High School
Ryland
Sharon
S. Farrer Jr
George P. Montgomery Jr
Easton
Robert
Five Day Forecast From Associated Press Weather Talk
The forecast predicts light precipitation late Thursday or early Friday mainly in northern and western areas. Temperatures will run about 10 degrees below normal with a gradual warming trend through the period. Daytime highs range from the upper 40s to low 50s across Maryland, while early lows span upper 20s in Western Maryland to mid 30s to 40 in the east.
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Tne
Associated Press
Maryland
USSR Official Policy Targets Jewish Citizens, Critics Say
A cited critic argues that anti Semitism in the Soviet Union is not a throwback to czarist rule but an endorsed state policy. The claim frames government stance as systematic discrimination rather than historical residue.
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Ussr
Russia
Changes in the Dow Jones 30 reflect U S industrial shifts
A historical look at how the Dow Jones 30 industrials have evolved since 1897 reveals that many founding members disappeared or were absorbed into others. The article notes firms like General Electric and American Tobacco remained, while Distilling and Cattle Feeding, U S Leather, and Tennessee Coal and Iron vanished or transformed into new entities. It also traces replacements and substitutions as industries rose and fell with market forces.
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U. S
Dow-Jones
General Electric
American Tobacco
U. S. Leather
Compa
Tennessee Coal & Iron
U. S. Steel
Union Carbide
Texaco
T.ber
California Standard
Jersey Standard
Hudson Motors
Studebaker
General Motors
Chrysler
Texas Woman Describes Lavish New Home At Party
A Texas woman boasted at a party about furs jewels cars and a new home after her husband struck oil. When asked how many bathrooms the reply was dryly given as wet loan seat seven.
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Texas
Renizeli Couple Mark 23rd Anniversary in Adam Road
Mr and Mrs Carl E Renizeli of Adam road will observe their 23rd wedding anniversary on Thursday. Mrs Carl Cushen of Westander near Davion O visits at Mrs Moore Sr's Yellow Sp home. Roy E Pop Barthlow turns 76 today after a career in music and new work as a detective agency guard. Mr and Mrs Paul E Himes of North Bentz street celebrate their 33rd anniversary today. Edinburgh father asks the savior of his drowning son about the boy's new cap.
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Carl E. Renizeli
Adam Road
Carl Cushen
Westander
Davion O
Ares
Moore Sr
Yellow Sp
Roy E
Barthlow
North Market Street
Paul E. Himes
North Bentz Street
Engagement Notice for Nancy Hildebrand and Delmar Trout
Mr and Mrs G Roger Hildebrand announce the engagement of Nancy Louise Hildebrand to Delmar Etzler Trout son of Mr and Mrs Arthur P Trout of 409 Culler Avenue Both families hail from Woodsboro Nancy is a Walkersville High School graduate class of 1958 and a junior at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Delmar Trout is a Bedford High School graduate class of 1957 and proprietor of Trout s Food Market in Woodsboro No wedding date set.
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G. Roger Hildebrand
Rocky Glade Farms
Woodsboro
Nancy Louise
Delmar Etzler Trout
Arthur P. Trout
Culler Avenue
Hildebrand
Walkersville High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Frederick
Trout
Bedford High School
Trout’s Food Market
Are Modern Teen agers So Bad
Dorothy Dix offers views on teenage delinquency based on her New York City observations, stating modern teens are ignorant but not inherently bad and that upbringing and parental values shape conduct. The column provides guidance for a teen asking about a relationship with a married man and comments on a reader note about courting, with brief advice to seek support services and improve education.
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Dorothy Dix
New York City
Children’s Court
Reformatory
Domestic R Relations
Boyle Column on Millionaires and Happiness
The column reflects on the changing meaning of wealth in America. It questions the pursuit of millionaires as the American dream, noting postwar value shifts from high money to personal fulfillment and even political power as a more attainable aim. It suggests aspiring to the presidency over wealth as a path to status and stability.
Bills set to sign and loans in 1980 Maryland session
Baltimore AP reports the 1980 Maryland Legislature near adjournment approved a 477.95 million dollar budget and measures to fund state building projects. Bills include loans of 20.27 million for new state buildings and 1.25 million to Johns Hopkins University for a physics building while controversial L S loans reform proposals also surface.
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Baltimore
Oy Savings and Loan
Johns Hopkins University
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