Court in the land recognizes the plight of the individual citizen
The News reports subscription rates and freestanding notices for Frederick readers dated March 27 1962. The paper notes the Great Southern Printing Mfg Co address at North Court Street and lists subscription prices by mail and carrier with a five cent per copy base at newsstand. The edition discloses membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press reprinting rights.
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THE
Frederick
Maryland
Indivi Sie Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
J. Sebastian Gra
Benstein
State Trem Bingle
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Impossible Worlds and Aliens Stir Science and Speculation
A House committee and scientists discuss life on other planets, while a British anthropologist reports 14 million year old man like remains in Africa. The piece weighs the hope of radio contact against funding hurdles and ponders humanity’s evolving view of its own primacy.
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House
Washington
Africa
Earth
Congressional Committee
Sabillasville School Need Favored Over Stadium Plan
Letter argues new Sabillasville elementary school should take priority over stadium, pool, or planetarium. It urges reallocating funds from extras to education, cites unsanitary facilities, fire hazards, overcrowding, and calls for equal educational rights for county residents. Mrs Gene Fox Sabillasville urges focus on EDUCATION.
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Sabillasville
Frederick
Board of Education
Reapportionment call from Frederick County voters
A Frederick County League of Women Voters letter to the editor praises the Supreme Court Tennessee reapportionment ruling. The group notes Maryland ranks sixth from last among states in need of redistricting and urges action to address malapportionment in the Maryland General Assembly.
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Supreme Court
League of Women
Frederick County
Maryland General Assembly
Tennessee
Maryland
Weather and war updates from the March 30 1942 issue
Snow blanketed the region after 17 inches fell on the eve of Palm Sunday disrupting traffic and stranding travelers. Roads to Baltimore were worst. flood fears rose with thaw. Westminster saw 36 inches of snow. many roads blocked and residents urged to dig out. Japanese forces retreated in New Guinea. Burma reports a Chinese success against Japan. A fire at Market and Fourth streets damaged a two story building and truck during the snowstorm. Governor O Conor urged Marylanders to stock coal. British commandos hit St Nazaire docks. War Department released first Pearl Harbor casualty list. Baltimore area shipyard to build two 51,000 deadweight ton ore carriers for Bethlehem Steel. steel plates expected from Sparrows Point. Sugar beet sugar content rose from 2 to 4 percent in 18th century to 15 percent today.
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News-Post
Baltimore
Blue Ridge Lines
Frederick
Westminster
New Guinea
Japan
Burma
Market
Fourth Streets
J. Marshall Staub
O'Conor
T 9
St. Nazaire
WAR Department
Pearl Harbor
Funeral notices span several local residents services
Funeral services were held for Agnes J Engelbrecht 64 at 106 East Church Street with Rev Dr Wil helm officiating. Other obituaries include Nan nie Louise Gaither Roy L Bussard Florence Powell Flanagan Qline K Fox Martin J Kaas Samuel B Stoner John Albert Butler Marshall Howard Hackey Stella Hollenberger Myers with services at local churches and funeral homes in Thurmont Taneytown Union Bridge and Middletown. Interments and pallbearers listed. donors to Salvation Army noted.
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Agnes J. Engelbrecht
Springfield State Hospital
East Church Street
Raymond BE. Wilhelm
Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Jeanette Akers Engelbrecht
Grace United Church of Christ
Walter S. Stull
This City
Charles E. Engelbrecht Sr
Washington, D. C
Benjamin L. Engelbrecht
Trenton
N. J
Henry A. Engelbrecht Sr
Westminster
Lincoln D
John P. Engelbrecht
William R. Willard
Charles H. Willard
Lincoln S. Stull
Charles E. Engelbrecht
Maurice F. Orris
Wayne E. DeLauter
Jefferson Reformed Cemetery
M. R. Etchison & Son
Nannie Louise Gaither
Maryland Avenue
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mount Olivet
Salvation Army
M. R. Etchison and Son
Roy L. Bussard
Middletown
Gladhill
Albert Burkhart
Kenneth Shafer
Charles Haines
Francis Summers
Albert Boilau
Daniel Poole
Lee Bussard
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Florence Powell Flanagan
Woodsboro
Qline K. Fox
George E. Fox
Thurmont
M.L. Creager and Son
W. E. Ervin
Gand
Thurmont United Brethren Cemetery
Albert Zentz
Orhe Smith
Charles Smith
Charles Bentz
Russell Forney
Charles Sharrer
Nevin Jackson
Martin J. Kaas
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Vincent Tomalski
Msgr
George Mulcahy
St. Anthony's Cemetery
M. L. Creager and Son
Samuel B. Stoner
Eber K. Andrews
Thomas Gingell
Everett, Chrismer
Richard Harner
William Topper
Stella Hollenberger Myers
C. Edgar Myers
Uniontown
Cookson
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
John Price
Mountain View
Alton Hesson
Harry Haines
Evan Smith
James Zollickoffer
Norman Putman
Robert Devilbiss
Fifty Years Ago March 30 1912 Blue Ridge College moves to Bridgewater
Fifty years ago news from Union Bridge reports Blue Ridge College will move its $56000 plant and equipment to Bridgewater Virginia to consolidate with Bridgewater College there. Also noted is the Frederick and Hagerstown Power Co forming with $500000 capital to power Western Maryland transit and industry. construction on the Security power plant to start soon.
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News-Post
Blue Ridge College of Union Bridge
Bridgewater
Bridgewater College
Harrisonburg
Frederick
Victor M. Cushna
Hagerstown
Edwin W. Poe
Horatio Whittidge
Security
P. O. Keilholtz
Baltimore
C. B. Coblentz
Brunswick
Annapolis
Senate
State Roads Commission
Gilbert
Walkersville
William A. Cramer
Walter Clemson
Carroll Smith
Walter Zinnamerman
State Department
Ambassador Wilson
Mexico City
Garbage trucks in South Charleston get wash kits
South Charleston officials equip each garbage truck with a tank of water soap and paper towels after sanitation workers complained they had no chance to wash before eating lunch. The move aims to improve hygiene and comfort for city crews during shifts.
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South Charleston
W. Va
Operation 62 aims to revitalize downtown Frederick charm
A public plan called Operation 62 seeks to beautify downtown Frederick by adding floral displays on light poles and renovating City Hall to restore colonial charm. Merchants and bankers back the effort as a coordinated part of broader downtown improvements, with new faces for aging buildings and a Williamsburg style exterior.
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Frederick
Williamsburg
City Hall
Fort Detrick Impressions In Time musical at field house
The Second Army Showmobile presents Impressions In Time a gala musical featuring vocal ensembles dance routines and band arrangements. The April 10 8:00 p m performance at Fort Detrick field house is free to installation personnel and showcases Broadway style acts including Camelot and The Sound of Music.
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Fort Detrick
Annexation Guide Proposes Expanded City Growth
A proposed annexation plan outlines benefits for property owners including extended police, sanitation, and street services, water and sewer extensions, lower insurance rates, and higher property demand. It recommends starting southerly expansion along the Frederick By-Pass, then east to the Municipal Airport and Monocacy River, with further annexations to be guided by growth trends.
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Ihe
Hell
Tarrant
Frederick
Monocacy River
Easter Eye Hunt Draws Many Shoppers
Downtown Frederick merchants host an Easter egg hunt drawing for free prizes as shoppers deposit entry blanks. Drawings Saturday determine winners including four two foot chocolate rabbits and special prizes for the furthest distance, top two with most children, oldest man and oldest woman. Winners need not be present. Acreage devoted to soybeans has doubled in North Carolina during the past 50 years.
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Frederick
North Carolina
Side Glances and Local Notices From Fort Detrick
Side Glances notes fishing on the Potomac was poor due to recent high water. Fort Detrick Women’s Club donated 150 dollars to Frederick Memorial Hospital for nursery equipment. SFC Richard Kerr shows a new bronze and white Rambler. Lt James Sheldon and wife depart for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands for a two week vacation. Health and Welfare Charity Drive nears deadline with local residents urged to contribute. Several Frederick residents listed among family and pallbearers at a funeral. Lester C. Roop, 50, Westminster, dies. formerly of Willow Farms Dairy. Robert Scott Jr., 42, Frederick, dies suddenly at home. survived by sister and relatives. funeral arrangements set.
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Eugene Cronin
Fort Detrick
Gene Bishop
William D. Tigertt
Army
Carl S. Casto
Tigertt
John Hermanson
Lockheed Aircraft Company
California
Fremont
Charles ‘Williamson
Greenwood
W. Va
Ray Horney
Jim Blumenauer
Potomac
Lester C. Roop
Lester Chandoes Roop
Catherine Eckard Roop
Westminster
University Hospital
Baltimore
Bertha Naugle Roop
Washington
George Roop
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Pleasant Valley
Willow Farms Dairy, Inc
Frizzelburg
Leslie K. Roop
Oliver L. Weller
U-8
Fort Riley
Kan
Raymond Roop
Emmitsburg
Earl
Taneytown
Curtis
Charles
Hanover
Beulah Roop
Frederick
Lloyd Hueller
Meadow Branch Cemetery
Boyd A. Page
Tramsville
Ruth Oden Page
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John H
Sarah M. Page
Tjamsville
Melvin Zimmerman
Melvin O'Brien
Maurica Page
Gaithersburg
Arno
George Page
Ijamsville
Deaths and funeral notices from Martinsburg area
Obituaries list Annie Helen Bussard aged about 81 of Martinsburg and Hattie L Fry of Baltimore among several deaths. Services and burials take place in Brunswick and Baltimore areas with relatives named. Other notices include Elliott Granville Mace of Clarksburg and Boyd A Page of Ijamsville with services in Barnesville and New Market. Wilbye J Pritchett, Cambridge judge, dies at 92 with wife Georgia Insley Pritchett and seven children surviving.
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Robert L. Bussard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
Annie Helen Bussard
Green Hill Cemetery
the World
Thomas H
Louise Russell
Lillie Miller
Lottie Hanson
Ida Seibert
Mildred Harrison
Elliott G. Mace
Elliott Granville Mace
Montgomery General Hospital
Clarksburg
Goldie Mace
Tappan Mace
Canton
Ohio
Elton Mace
Lewisville
Patrica Murphy
Sutton
Boyd Lee Butcher
U. S. Navy
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
Methodist Cemetery
Wilbye J. Pritchett
Dorchester County Orphans Court
Cambridge
Pritchett
Georgia Insley Pritchett
Seven Laughters
Wale McLaughlin
Local Patients Reported in Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dr A R Remsberg of Rems gers Jewelry West Patrick Street is in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs David Zimmerman Myersville is a surgical patient with satisfactory condition. Mrs Russell Summers Adam Road is a surgical patient in satisfactory condition. Mrs Pauline Turner East Third Street has returned home after surgery on March 15 and is getting along nicely. Mrs Loretta Eyler West Seventh Street after surgery on March 12 has returned home and is getting along nicely. Miss Margrit Fox Walkersville returned home Saturday and is getting along nicely.
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A. R. Remsberg
Remsger
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
David Zimmerman
Myersville
Russell Summers
Adam Road
Pauline Turner
East Third Street
Loretta Eyler
West Seventh Street
Margrit Fox
Walkersville
Godwin Widow Dies in Delaware Hospital
Elizabeth Cromelin Godwin widow of Earl Godwin died Tuesday at Beebe Hospital Lewes Delaware after a long illness. A native of Washington she was educated at Visitation Convent and at the Convent of the Visitation. She had been living at Rehoboth Beach Delaware.
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Godwin
Washington
Elizabeth Cromelin Godwin
Earl Godwin
Beebe Hospital
Lewes
Del
Rehoboth Beach
Visitation Convent
Convent of the Visitation
Frederick
Window washer hurt in two story fall at News-Post building
Ronald Smith, 21, a window washer from near Hagerstown, was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital at 6 p m yesterday after falling two stories from the News-Post building when a ladder he was on collapsed. Hospital officials said he was injured.
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Ronald Smith
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
News- Post
Grain prices from Farmers Co-Operative 9 day report
Market prices list Wheat at 1.06 dollars per bushel with delivery at 6.50 dollars per hundredweight. The Farmers Co-Operative reports nine days of quotations including dit and other terms.
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Farmers Co-Operative
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Gene Fox
Schlicker Shipyard
Manburg
West Germany
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Sparrows Point
Johm Albert Butler
C.O. Fuss
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis P. Wagner
Church Cemetery
Marshall Howard Hackey
Licks Funeral Home
C. B. Jackson
Rv. C. H. Benson
Jesus
Precious Lord
Sterling Jr
Eugene
William
James
Fred
Rudolph Lyles
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
By Joe Etenhauer
Frederick City
J. Millard Tawes
Thomas Arnold
Burkittsville
Emmett Bowlus
Lou Goldstein
Bowlus
Republican State Central Committee
P. S
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
C&o Canal
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Hiking Association
Point of Rocks
Harpers Ferry
Potomac River Bridge
Sandy Hook
Kiwanis
Canal
American Youth Hostels
George W. Kline
Hiking Association
William C. Douglas
Methodist
Homemakers
Fort Detrick Homemakers Club
Richard Schmitt
Pinewood Drive
Records Management
Carlton Brown
Milton Stein
Post Nursery
Raymond Wagner
Sigmund A. Mierazwa Jr
Mary Elizabeth
William F. Stodder Jr
Wendy Sue
Duane Robert
Royce D. Miller
Harold A. Neufeld
Neufeld
Anton J. Horna
Cicero
Michael H. Levinson
Jacksonville
Fla
Curtis A. Nickel
Grand Meadow
Minn
Robert J. Puhala
McKeesport
Carol V. Hunter
Jerry M. Kolodny
Herbert M. Bloom
Walter W. Abel
Uriah Shockley
Orville Parks
Ernest Newnam
Easton
Ruth Keane
Riverdale
Bill Winterling
Frank Polich
Fairfax
Wilbye’ J. Pritchett Jr
Alfred P. Shockley
Botoga
Robert Scott Jr
S. Bentz Street
Robert Scott Sr
East Orange
New Jersey
Julie Banks Scott
Vivian Scott Lee
Hicks Funeral Home
Hopehill Cemetery
John B. Fry
Hattie L. Fry
John Benjamin Fry
Barclay Street
Millard
Minnie Staup Shuff
Donald Repp
Laura Joy
Russell Fry
C. H. Feeter and Bro. Funeral Home
Lewis Kirby
Park Heights Cemetery
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