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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland newspaper page lists general notices and local items for Friday March 23. It notes publication details by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co with address and contact cues.
A wartime veterans column by Major Nil answers reader questions on tax refunds GI Bill use Social Security survivors payments and hardship discharges. Readers from across the country seek guidance on benefits burial eligibility and military family support with practical steps and references to official channels.
The Giving U S A study from the American Association of Fund-Raising Counsel highlights that Americans donated vast sums to private charity. It cites 76 percent of each dollar going to private causes and mentions overall education and health funding via voluntary gifts, with total charitable activity approaching a trillion dollars in context.
Items note a Congregational meet ing authorizing church council to improve the parsonage property. Gem Steam Laundry moves to a new West Patapsco Street building and transacts all business from there. Baltimore Day profiles and a charity event at the City Opera House on April 4 for Fredericka Hospital. Charles Rhoads appointed rural mail carrier Route 1 in Maryland.
The NLRB refused to postpone the Friday election, ruling the process would proceed while noting objections may be raised later if the outcome is challenged. UE counsel Frank J. Donner argued Senate inquiry into union influences could prejudice voters and disrupt a fair choice.
March 25 1940 reports show I PLAYED HAVOC COUNTY priced at 150 dollars. Record cold weather dulled York Easter parade and a county wildlife event featured fourteen raccoons supplied by Dr R W Baer and three by Hants Crum. Austin Trout near Frederick suffered finger amputation after an accident at a workshop in Frederick City Hospital.
The article reviews how local markets influence meal satisfaction with affordable produce such as sweet potatoes carrots cabbage celery and asparagus. It notes price comparisons savings by two pound bags and offers recipe tips using celery leaves and herbs to enhance flavor. It also mentions fresh pork shoulders and shellfish as economy buys and references Page Arizona appointing F R Lonergan as city administrator amid Glen Canyon Dam construction plans.
A historical column excerpt blends a religious Easter poem about Christ’s rebirth with a note extending birthday and anniversary wishes to Mrs. Shank. The piece references Lent, Easter, and the empty tomb with reverent language. It includes didactic lines about perseverance and faith alongside a personal celebratory line.
Federal Reserve member banks report a surge in commercial and industrial loans, rising by 745 million dollars to a total of 31 billion in the week ending Wednesday. The trend signals strengthening business activity and cash-rich corporations delaying Treasury bill purchases to meet tax deadlines.
Bond prices rise for a third straight week as demand shifts away from new US offerings. The retreat in yields signals more money chasing investments and could boost financing for personal loans, housing repairs, or expansions beyond the bond market.
Marriage licenses issued include George E Baker Jr. and Le Brunswick with B Wiles of Knoxville. Clinton C Marks and Barbara A Thormpson of Frederick. John R Horan and Ann M Kahl both divorced in Washington DC. Deeds show Brosius Development to Brosius Homes for $10 and several transfers at $10 and $16. Hardin-Simmons University golf team unbeaten at home for four years.
Fort Detrick officials announce a new payroll system shifting civilian pay to a biweekly schedule starting April 6. About 700 civilian employees will receive a one week advance on April 6, with all civilians paid on the same Wednesday every two weeks thereafter. The change excludes military personnel and aims to streamline processing and benefit banks and merchants.
A vintage quote from George S. Kaufman notes a player’s tell in a game. He observes that when a player has a strong hand his face lights up before he misplays it, illustrating a sly theatrical insight into bluffing and misdirection.
In Maryland 1634 Catholic colonists land and mass. 1907 Hawaii forms College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. 1930s Mariner withdrawal from Cuba. Includes notable births and deaths: Toscanini, Varick, Knudsen, Campbell, Colonna, Combs, Ecker. Team scores: Dollarettes 1504, Hot Shots 1421, Hi Fi 1420.
A bridge hand commentary describes a player’s face when seeing a hand, his bold double of spades, and a sequence where opening diamonds lead to a decisive dummy read. West’s panic with ace of clubs seals the loss. the ad hoc critique notes better lines with ace queen jack and discards.
A bridge passage summarizes the question of whether to bid four hearts as a partnership contract. The fragment indicates play on a hand and the decision faced by the pair.
Government sources report the stock market wobble and rising confidence, with the economy showing the greatest production gain in 10 years. Preliminary GNP estimates hover around the half trillion dollar mark, boosted by a steel strike rebound, as some economists keep faith in continued expansion through 1990. A recession would hinge on the auto industry.
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