The News Frederick March 28 1904 edition
The Frederick Maryland newspaper issue presents subscription rates and publishing details for The News. It lists prices for single copies, mail options, and carrier rates, along with masthead information and AP affiliation. The page marks the Saturday date March 28 1904 and notes circulation and business details.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Maryland
the News
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO. M. North
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Frederick County to have three delegates and higher pay
Fifty Years Ago notes report that Frederick County will gain three delegates in the State Legislature and receive sixteen dollars per day plus mileage, instead of the current five dollars, if proposed constitutional amendments pass. Improvements to the Independent Hose Company hall on West Church Street near completion. The Civic Club Outdoor Department launches the City Beautiful Contest after a successful backyard contest. Prof Thomas B Symons of Maryland Agricultural College begins a spray and pruning demonstration at Mt Airy on Frank G Dorsey and Asa Watkins properties.
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Frederick County
Senate
Benson
Independent Hose Company
West Church Street
Company A
Civic Club
Thomas B. Symons
Maryland Agricultural College
Mt. Airy
Frank G. Dorsey
Asa Watkins
Government to remove frozen fruits from ration list in April
The government is expected to remove all frozen fruits and vegetables from the ration list soon while ration values on meats continue in April. Allied fighter planes claim a major bomber thrust against India was repelled with 24 planes downed as ground forces press northeast of Imphal. The Frederick County budget and audit were discussed at the League of Women Voters meeting at the YMCA with comments from several members. Frederick City has permission from the War Production Board to buy a new garbage truck to aid collection amid aging equipment.
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India
Imphal
Southeast Asia Command
League of Women Voters
YMCA
Frederick County
William C. Roderick
Kent Nicodemus
Emma French
Ifrederick City
War Production Board
A Lesson In Automation And Miner Wage Rise
Miners once 700000 strong drop to 150000 as automation boosts per worker output. District 50 outnumbers the parent union 2 to 1. First contract since 1958 grants a dollar a day raise for two years to $26.25, while many displaced miners gain little. Calls for expanding demand, markets, and coal use to create jobs.
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Doles
Supreme Court narrows police search powers in hotels and cars
The court ruled unanimously that searches of a suspect's hotel room in Pomona California without a warrant or consent are unconstitutional. It also barred using evidence from a car search without a warrant, even after suspects were removed from the vehicle. The decisions impact police work and crime prosecutions nationwide.
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Supreme Court
Pomona
Calif
Weddings Staley Lawrence Tie The Knot In Rockville
The First Baptist Church hosted the wedding of Joan Lawrence daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney Keith Rockville and Larry R Staley son of Mr and Mrs Roland Staley this city. Rev Robert F Woodward officiated the double ring ceremony. Matron of honor and best man were Mr and Mrs Peter Magras Rockville. The bride wore a white suit with white accessories and carried a white orchid on a white Bible. The couple honeymooned in Florida and now reside in Rockville.
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Staley - Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Joan Lawrence
Rodney Keith
Rockville
Larry R. Staley
Roland Staley
Robert, F. Woodward
Peter Magras
Wheaton High School
National Library of Medicine
Bethesda
Frederick High School
Healy Canyes Company
Alexandria
Florida
Easter reflections on faith hope and the Easter story
A devotional piece celebrates Easter as a time of renewal and spiritual rebirth. It recalls the Passion and Resurrection with biblical figures and Mary, Magdalene, and the apostles, urging faith, charity, and joy despite troubling times and modern distractions.
Former City Minister In Kansas Accepts New Rector Post
Rev Samuel Johnston former All Saints West Frederick pastor joins St Andrew s Church Kansas City Missouri as rector Johnston resigns Wellesley Mass parish September 1 He has held church and civic posts in Frederick including ministerial association Red Cross recreation council and Civilian Defense He also served in Massachusetts diocese and the Council of Churches An arrest report notes Leroy Dotson 27 charged with concealed weapon after a knife found Friday night in Frederick Wales resident writes englynion a Welsh verse form.
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Samuel Shoemaker Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
West Church Street
St. Andrew’s ‘Church
Kansas City
St. Andrew’s Church
Mr. Johnston
Wellesley
Mass
All Saints Episcopal
All Saints Church
Reisterstown
Frederick
Johnston
Frederick County
J. Frank Main
Donald &. Tracey
Leroy
Dotson
Middle Alley
West South Street
Ulbricht Overlooked In Pilot Release Negotiations
East German leader Walter Ulbricht appeared sidelined as the Soviets returned American airmen shot down over his territory. The U S and Soviet Union avoided making it a Cold War issue. Secretary of State Dean Rusk welcomed the release and urged the matter be dropped. Talks focus on wider issues including consulates and direct air links.
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Bom
Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Rusk
U.S
Soviet Fliers Shot Down Over East Germany
The passage notes a March 10 incident in which a Soviet fighter downed two American fliers over East Germany. Capt. David I. Holland, 35, of Holland, Minnesota, Capt. Melvin J. Kessler, 30, of Philadelphia, and Lt. Harold W. Welch, 24, of Detroit, are named as the crew members.
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West Germany
East Germany
David I. Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Detroit
Dr Clayton F Andrews Dies In Lincoln At 73
Dr Clayton F Andrews 73 former imperial potentate of Shrine of North America surgeon and ex president of the Nebraska Medical Association died Friday after a prolonged illness in Lincoln.
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Top Mason
Lincoln, Neb
Clayton F. Andrews
Imperial
the Shrine of North America
Nebraska Medical Association
Deaths fill Westminster area over two weeks
A series of obituaries lists Capitola Appel 83 of Westminster and Libertytown died after a two week illness at Caple Nursing Home Reese. Also noted are deaths of Cora Funk 2 Taney Apartments in Frederick, Dora Miller Lease 94 Unionville, and Annis Maggie Williams 79 Lovettsville. Interments planned in Fairmont and Mt. Olivet cemeteries with family details and funeral arrangements announced by local undertakers.
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Wirs
John Appel
Capitola Appel
Westminster
Libertytown
Caple
Reese
Robert Yingling
Frederick County
John
Mary Jane Grinder Coole‘berry
Gideon T. Lease
Dora Miller Lease
Unionville
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Braddock Heights
William S
Henrietta Miller
Charles
Margaret
Ruby Wilt
Walter England
Silver Spring
Nettie Miller
Frederick
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Jerry M. Williams
Annis Maggie Williams
Lovettsville
Alexandria
Levi and
Laura Brown Beechboard
Helen Grove
Alfpha Williams
Annabelle Vogt
Ella Black
Bristol
Guilia Burke
Annandale
Elizabeth Rowzie
Birthday notices and family updates from local area
Miss Margery Atkinson a Thurmont Elementary teacher and Frederick County Young Democrats leader celebrates her birthday at home in Frederick. Darryl Randy Shafer son of Merkle Shafer Middletown marks his fourth birthday Easter Sunday. Robert Brant Jr son of Robert and Mrs Brant celebrates his second birthday today. Robbie is grandson of Charles Wilson Smock Pa and Clarence Brant Cumberland. Local residents visited St Genevieve Mo. Herbert Alvord Jr and family welcome their fourth child Debra Sue born at Montgomery County General Olney. Mario Palmer Stephen and Kim Palmer of Norton Mass visit North Market Street.
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Margery
Bunny) Atkinson
Thurmont
Frederick County
Young Democrats
Frederick
George T. Schroeder
South Market Street
Darryl Randy Shafer
Merkle Shafer
Picnic Woods Road
Middletown
Robert
Robbie) Brant Jr
Robert Brant
Herbert B. Alvord Jr
Clarksburg
Debra Sue
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Mario
K. Palmer
Stephen
Kim
Norton
Mass
Harry Shipley
North Market Street
Goldwater Kin dies in Kentucky
Ray Prescott Johnson, 56, director of Borg-Warner Corp and brother-in-law of Sen. Barry Goldwater, died today in Kentucky after a brief illness. Johnson, a prominent business figure, was born in Chicago and served on multiple corporate boards. He is survived by his wife and several siblings.
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Goldwater Kindies
Chicago
Ray Prescott Johnson
Borg-Warner Corp
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Kyiday
Anchorage Earthquake Sends City Into Turmoil
Anchorage endured a major quake with intensity 8.3 on the Richter scale centered near Seward. Waves and aftershocks triggered evacuations from Port Alberni to Seward, with casualties reported in Valdez and Kodiak and oil tanks ruptured in Seward.
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Red Cross
Seattle
Navy
Army
University of Washington
San Francisco
Seward
Paris
Oregon Coast
Deppe Bay
Ore
Washington
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Houston
Tex
Vancouver Inlet
Port Alberni
B.C
KENI
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Juneau
Tuguyak
Kodiak Island
Adak
Aleutian Island
Anchorage
Valdez
Prince William Sound
Wien Alaska
Fairbanks
Merrill Field
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Egan
Capitol City
Ralph Jones
Kodiak
Jones
Auto Workers Union Expands Health Plan In Maryland
The United Auto Workers Union will broaden its group medical system from Baltimore to the public this year. A fixed monthly charge covers most expenses. subscribers must carry extra hospitalization insurance. The Eastpoint Medical Center, funded by a $275,000 UAW loan, will guide the nonprofit group as it grows from 800 to several thousand subscribers.
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Baltimore
United Auto Workers Union
Maryland
UAW
Baltimore County
Eastpoint Medical Center
Clinic
Funeral Services for Raymond H. Boller Graceham
Funeral services for Raymond H. Boller of Graceham were held Friday at 2 pm at Graceham Moravian Church with Rev. Frederick Morganstern officiating. Pallbearers included Richard Rice Joseph Wells and Noah Stanley among others. interment followed in Graceham Cemetery.
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Raymond H. Boller
Graceham
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Graceham Moravian
Frederick Morganstern
Richard Rice
Raymond Rice
Elwood Stonesifer
Howard Boller
Ray Mullican
Earl Hamerick
Graceham Cemetery
Leonard G. Stanley
Vineland
N. J
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Naylor Harrison
William Stanley
Donald Broadwater
Joseph Wells
Denny Wiles
Noah Stanley
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Poll Tax Repeal Lost By Legality
In Little Rock Arkansas Gov Faubus signed Act 19 to end the poll tax for all elections. Hours later Chancery Court Judge Guy Williams ruled key provisions invalid saying they conflicted with a state constitutional amendment that requires payment of the poll tax for state county or city elections.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orvald Faubus
Chancery Court
Guy Williams
Local admissions and health updates from Frederick and Brunswick
Among The Sick Gail Plemmons, daughter of Mr and Mrs Van C Plemmons of RFD 4 Frederick, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday. Mr Millard Tally Shewbridge, 85, of Brunswick, was reported improving after a heart attack at the Brunswick Y M C A Friday evening. Mr Shewbridge lives at the Brunswick Y. Conditions on June 4 and 5, 1964, are expected to be somewhat the same as autumn 1963 observers at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff reported lunar glows.
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Gail Plemmons
van C. Plemmons
RFD 4
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Millard (Tally) Shewbridge
Brunswick
Brunswick Y.M.C
Shewbridge
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Circus Performer Survives 40 Foot Fall in Dallas
British aerialist Ann Bowbray, 19, fell 40 feet during a Circus of the World performance before about 3,000 spectators. She suffered compound fractures to both ankles, broken ribs, and a shoulder injury but was reported in fair condition. She swung by a neck collar suspended from a partner’s teeth when she brushed a guy wire and plummeted to a dirt floor.
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Dallas
Tex
Ann Bowbray
Miss Mowbray
Blackpool
England
Salinger Declared Legal Candidate for U.S. Senate
SAN FRANCISCO AP Pierre Salinger celebrated after the California Supreme Court ruled he is a legal candidate for the Democratic nomination for U.S. senator. The move follows his March 19 resignation as presidential press secretary and a campaign across the 700 mile state with legal battles, a San Francisco residence, and a team of lawyers.
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San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
California
Airlines Union Wins $45 Monthly Package Deal
An arbitration board awarded 1 800 members of the airline union a $45 monthly wage package over three years retroactive to May 1963. The settlement ends after May 1966 following a 24 hour strike by Air Lines Employer Association members.
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Miami, Fla
National Airlines
Air Lines Employer Association
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Pilate
Calvary
Jerusalem
Peter
Mary
Magdalen
Kansas
Wales
Englynion
Keith Powell
Kenneth Powell
Walkersville
Pamela
Charters
Cora V. Funk
Cora Virginia Funk
Taney Apartments
Silas JC
Martha Ellen Dixon Funk
Araby Methodist Church
Elmer Funk
Harmony
Charles C. White
Mt. Olivet
Wisard of
Auto Workers Union
John B. Littleton
Littleton
Salinger
Airlines Union
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
SAN *Hancisco
Paul A. Baran
Stanford Economics
Arizona
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