Frederick newspaper details 1955 edition note
The item lists the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co publication details from 1955, including the paper name Frederick, Maryland, established in 1883, address 3% North Court St, subscription rates for various periods, and post office entry as second-class matter on a Thursday, March 31, 1955.
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Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Sic
Sfonth
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Brederek
Detroit Automakers Eye Eight Million Vehicle Output
Detroit automobile circles expect eight million cars annually, up from earlier forecasts. The Big Three invest hundreds of millions to expand plants and modernize equipment, aiming to meet rising replacement demand as car ownership grows.
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Detroit
Jook
Jast Fall
President Urges Upstream Water Conservation and Dam Reevaluation
The President reviews a book titled Water and calls for conservation upstream as vital as mountains dams. He argues many large dams were built on false premises and urges measures to preserve water at critical sites, signaling a shift from two decades of federal dam emphasis. Puerto Ricans sentenced in New York receive prison terms from 18 months to six years for plots against the President and the U.S. government.
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United States
Peterson
Iitet
New York
Fifty Years Ago items From The News Columns March 3 1905
Wind besiever with a salleying corps as Crae Charles has returned to Hastenton a few from North Carolina where he was accepted a passon on a Lovecmidere reserve corps Governor Warfield to appoint Fo G Stesen to the justice of the peach for Creauerstown district Frederick county The Selianown basinal patter led Moonsbore to a tram for int seasals work with the Mitta ueleres Dall club of the Western Beastic Dr J Allepse Willivuson Court Sogate ores purchased a Stanley cyturephie The Untied Sissies Capells Camamany has siut on an acted tina watton an Usems adoinhus Reushin by dnapped painted drut
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Crae
Charles
North Caralind
Warfield
Stesen
Creauerstown
Frederick County
Sodsil Mee
Mitta Ueleres Dall Club
Allepse Willivuson
Stanley
Ann Adoinhus Reushin
Twenty Years Ago From The News Columns Wareh 24 15
MR AND Vib KOBE TRIM BLE of Monrovia are receiving congratulations on the birth of a SON. BLEAR B RAMSBURG JR HAS become treasurer and manager of the Idea Garage Company. THE LOCAL BASKETBALL SEASON will wind up with a pair of games at the State Armory as the Cis League schedule closes.
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Kobe Trimble
Monrovia
Funerals Held for Nettie E Getthey and Pho HW Garier
Funeral services were held Wednesday at two pm at the late cemetery on Lime Bay Vos. The service honored Nettie E Getthey and Pho HW Garier with attendees from Florida Meteosne Wars and nearby communities. The event included hymns such as Abide With Me and The Old Rugged Cross, with a legion of pallbearers and mourners present.
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Fonepal
Nettie E Getthey
Witan
Pho
Garier
Baie Vos
Florida
Meteosne
Rey Steg
Brpest Cole di Tatuiigat Ba Lincanenceptor
Cimon
Smt
Flere
Deaths of Mrs Edith Crum Sier and Others in Frederick
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Edith Crum Sier in Alexandria aged about 63, Mrs Fannie Maud Deater in Frederick aged 72, and Mrs Ida Belle Welker in Libertytown aged 73. Sier's family includes daughter Mrs Paul White and three grandchildren. Deater leaves ten children and numerous relatives. Welker survived by a daughter and siblings. Services set for Mt Olivet and Mount Olivet Cemetery interments planned. funeral homes listed.
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White
Alesandea
Emma Sfoifmaster
Knoxville
Roy &. Gosnell
East Church Street
Mt Oliver Cemetery
Fannie M. Deater
Fannie Maud Beater
Harry Deater
Thomas Ave
Deater
Feagaville
James B
Mary Reasell Greenwald
Frederick County
Frederick
Grace Reformed Church
Irving Bierley
Robert Brachey
Harvey Stockman
Myrtle Greenwald
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline & Son
Specht Lee Couple Wed In Libertytown Ceremony
Miss Nancy Irene Specht and Byron Russell Lee wed at the bride’s home in Libertytown at 7:30 PM on March 26. Rev. Arthur Rice officiated as William Lee Jr served as best man. After a reception at Libertytown Hall the couple plans a short wedding trip and will live in a newly furnished Libertytown apartment. Mrs. Specht is a Thurmont High School graduate and worked for two and a half years at the local telephone company. Mr. Lee, a Navy veteran, later joined Ralph M Parsons Company.
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Lee—specht
Wiliam Specht
Libertytown
Nancy Irene Specht
Byron Russell Lee
Wailhiam Lee
Liberty
Arthur Rice
Church of the Brethren
Rocky Ridge
Nahous
Stiss Gertrude M Baile
William Lee Jr
Lee
Thurmont High School
Navy
Ralph M Parsons Company
Mr and Mrs C Edgar Clingan celebrate wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs C Edgar Clingan of 24 Hamilton avenue celebrate their 320d wedding anniversary today. Also Leon Eyler departs tomorrow for Andrews Air Force Base Washington to begin a 42 day leave at 200 East Stivih street after completing an 18 month tour of duty in Ok indwe
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Edgar Clingan
Hamilton Avenue
Leon Eyler
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
East Stivih Street
Okindwe
Sick Miss Seney Louw Lakes and Local Moves
Among the sick Miss Seney Louw Lakes of Balt road RFD 2 15 confined at home with mumps at Clarkston D Seal New Market removed from Frederick Memorial Hospital to University Hospital Ballymore on Wednesday in an ambulance of Mr Etcinson and Son Mrs M Thomas Collins Mary street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment Mr Wilton Esler moved from Walkersville to Frederick Memorial Hospital in the ambulance of G C Barton Wednesday morning Woolla Ro Bond 729 Malter Avenue had been at home for last few months her con AON is unchanged
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Seney Louw Lakes
Balt Road
Claston
G C. Barton
Woolla Ro Bond
Malter Avenue
Parrran's Legacy in GOP Ties and Local Politics
Fragmentary report traces Thomas Parran, once a GOP power, with ties to Prince Fordrick and Parveen in a colonial era context. It notes his death at home near St Leonids, some service roles, and long involvement in state politics, including House of Delegates aspirations and veterans affairs connections. The text mixes names, places, and roles, with scattered mentions of figures and factions.
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Prince Fordrrick Vareh
Vines Parveen
Wen Maestondl
St Leonids
House of Delegates
House of Delegates Berate Wasnitea A Mast Hand Bey E Sentalie Ab Cadsiess
Aisoa
Gashiss
Tabarca Geenersssn
Vets
Thelpost Picamee
Frederuk
Vt Sopher Mars Ned Bee Bates Cleader
Li Southern
Lufs Stuff Missing Text From Fragmented Page
A fragmented OCR snippet shows jumbled words and names including Lufburrow and related garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at a local item or notice but lack a coherent narrative or clear event. No definite date, place, or outcome is discernible.
Objective Of Most Democrats To Retire Undermine Confidence
A long column argues that Democrats undermine confidence in Eisenhower and criticize him as a political tactic. It notes Senator Neely attacking the president and a pattern of partisan attack. The piece blames headline hunting over governance and questions the Democrats’ focus on personal attacks. It also comments on presidential religiosity coverage and the press’s treatment of the White House.
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Congress
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Pope Phate
White House
Senatoar Neely
West Virginia
CIO
United Auto Workers
Eisenhower
Associatedd Press
Cleveland
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Spdpers
Phareh
Oex
Enhoyer
Paladi
Ipress
United States
Neely
Senate
Elf
Mth Congress
Sophistry and Fatal Car Crash Reported in Camp Springs
Word study column on sophistry leads to a local tragedy as Joseph Limeach a station operator is killed when his car rolls down a 1 foot embankment near Branch Avenue in Camp Springs. Police report the vehicle lurched from the dual highway and crushed him beneath its wheels.
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Camp Springs
Cumin Springs
Limerick
Suspended Fine After Defense in Dire Necessity Claim
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. suspended a $100 fine for Richard R. Gardner of Mt. Airy who operated on a revoked license claiming dire necessity to drive his wife to Frederick Memorial Hospital for the birth of their son. State Trooper E Baum testified the arrest occurred while returning from the hospital. Other motorists faced speeding and traffic violations on US 40 and nearby roads, with fines listed for each offense.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Richard R. Gardner
Mt. Airy
Edwin F Mikirk
E . Baum
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Urbana
Charles J Dodson
Herman L. Carter
Sjamsville
Clarence L. Markek
Viversville
U. S 40 West
Cari L Byrd
Hagerstown
Harry W. Miller
Baltimore
Robert Storer
George D Gal Senate stance on Quemoy defense
Washington Senator George D. Gal Sark, chair of the Foreign Relations Committee, backs President Eisenhower’s position of not saying now whether the United States can help defend Quemoy and Matsu if attacked by China. He noted officials’ statements prompt speculation while emphasizing no commitments yet.
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David Lawrence Washington
Gortyot
Eisenhorft
United States
United States Senate
Democrate Party
Vrs Eisenhower
Washington
George D-Gal Sark
Eisenhower
United Sivas
Quemoy
Matsa
Red Conse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ulich
Gh Suu
Georze
Robert B. Catnes
New Books On View At Arizona Library Shelf
A list of new titles including PROM THD St A-Anne Monow Lindbergh and Thane FLS works. Descriptions hint at coastal settings, child activities, and educational aims. Other items cover Washington’s cherry blossoms, city history, and debates on early word reading versus phonics.
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Prom
Anne Monow
Lindbergh
Anne Lindberot
Eden S$ Bleyn
Washington
Eleanor
Johnny Case
Rudolf Filesen
Differences Between Vertical and Horizontal Labor Unions
A vertical union unites all members from skilled to unskilled under one workers organization while a horizontal union has each trade or craft with its own auxiliary body. In 1625 Samoset granted land to Pilgrim colonists, transferring 12000 acres of fungible land to Joan Brown.
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India
Coast officials dispute peace terms at April briefing
A coastal region press conference yesterday addressed ongoing peace talks. The speaker dismissed the idea that peace has been served, criticizing speculative language and urging clearer statements from all parties amid tensions.
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