Local Newsmasthead and Subscription Rates Note
The page shows a historic newspaper masthead with publication details and subscription prices. It lists pricing for mail and carrier delivery, including monthly, six month, and yearly rates, with postage and service notes. The text indicates reprinting and distribution policies for local and AP news, dated Monday March 11, 1238.
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Feetedek
Mil
Mandar
Ute Gheat Soutiteen Ptg
MFG
Cagrier
Munth
Howkpanel
Ml AP News
Post - Md
Ag Secoldeclass
Erie
Retiring chief buyer Mitchell ends 46 years with Potomac Edison
Frederick County native Miles Mitchell retires after 46 years serving as chief purchasing agent for the Potomac Edison System. His career spanned roles from storekeeper at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad era to purchasing chief, including work at Mt St Mary’s and Emmitsburg.
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Keeer
Sents
Ymareluises
Polorone Vollson
Sal
Apel
Servier
Ice Elettric Company
Meg Minghell
Oak
Ae Coimpanoy
Potomac Edison Syste
Uiaerstein Radheay
Elorting
Studie Prederick Halt
Campange
Sue
Patamac Edison Companie Justly
Tastsoar
Mitchell
Mt Stuerfie
Emmitsburg
Fenite Preparatory
Mt St. Mary's College
Franklin D. Spattord
Namor
Canadian Railroads to End Featherbedding Says Critics
The article discusses proposals by Canada’s two largest railroads, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, to drop firemen and switch crews amid debates on featherbedding. Critics argue the practice wastes labor and lowers industry standards, while efficiency gains from technology could reduce worker need. The piece notes the McClellan committee’s anticipated focus on featherbedding and its broader implications for workers.
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Canada
Canadian National
Camidian Pacific Plia
Héeas
Isel Sreitht
Wien
Letter to the Editor on Gettysburg and Civil War fate
A reader critiques wartime commentary in Life and newspaper editorials. The letter argues General Meade deserved more pursuit after Gettysburg and contends Meade’s actions or inactions shaped the campaign’s outcome. It mentions draft riots in New York, the 11th New York Regiment, and the riot and transportation actions surrounding July 13th events. The piece reflects on leaders like Lee, Meade, Churchill, Eisenhower, Tragan, and Montgomery and the difficulty of altering history’s course.
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Baltly
Codysburg
Re News
Sirs Tidg
Wineton Clarehill
Eisenhower
Marshal Motgomery
Harry True
Cetyshung
Lee
Meade
Lea
Churchill
Tracan
Montgonery
Measle
New York City
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
New York Regiment
New York
Fine
Tribune Iwilding
Ninth Avenue
Madigan Square Garden
Meedie
Meade Hay
Lew
Orhoys
Ani
Lasaes
Old State Legislature and Homemakers Notes From March
A distanced snapshot recalls former Governor John Walter Smith as a U S Senator candidate and a near unanimous Republican show of support. The article also covers the Charlesville Homemakers Club meeting in Vermand where Mrs Perry Truangle spoke on accessories, grouping, and color, with sixteen members attending and plans for the spring meeting.
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John Walter Smith
Benatar Whyte
Meetlon
Heh
Hebety
Yeeprdsidant
C. C. Holtye
Aanetaut
Marshall
Ainvioerinaih
Rags von
Charlesville Club
Perry Tritappe
Charlesville Homemakers Club
Vermend
Thomas Rothenhoefer
B. J. Wilson
Dirs. Rathenhoffer
Fred Byler
Sprog
Perry Truagoe
Bennett Lightbown
Howard Barker
BR. J. Wison
Braniert ‘Shafer
Lemuel Shafer
Tage
Dirs. Rothenhoefer
Fiesilé Stud
Wesley Waehter
Twenty Years Ago in Tradeoffs and Street Conflicts
Fragmented OCR text cites sidewalk repairs and street debates in a 20 year retrospective. References to Frean, tenants, and city matters hint at civic tensions, inflation of public works, and local organizations including Boy Scouts of America and a National Crabbbe School event.
Miss Pearre Weds William W. Abbot in Williamsburg
Miss Pearre Pearre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Pearre, married William W. Abbot, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Weight Abbot of Louisville Georgia, at the Presbyterian Church in Williams burg. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Jot U1. Grey with close family in attendance. Attendants included Miss Maney Colbert and James Abbot. best man was James Abbot. The bride, a graduate of Mateira School Greenway and Tatcliffe College Cem, later studies, and the groom, a Davidson graduate and Naval Reserve officer in World War I, teaches at the College of William and Mary.
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Gleanor Cruid Pearce
A. Austin Learre
Upper
Willan
Wright Atholdad
W. Weight Abbot
Louisville
Grey
Thee Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
Y. Pearre
Viage
Maney Colbert
Weallsville
James
Swell Abbot
Abbot
Mateira School
Greenway
Tatcliffe College
Cembride
Wass
Davidsons Leatlere Mavis
N.C
Wash
Georgia
Naval Reserve
Abba
Due University
Durham
N. C
College of William and Mary
Smoker Energetic Independence Linked in Harvard Study
A Harvard related study of 1938 to 1953 examined five heaviest smokers and five nonsmokers from Tufts University. Heavy smokers were described as energetic, risk seeking, and independent, with marriage difficulties. nonsmokers as steady, dependable, and stable, with quiet progressive loves. The author Dr. Clack W Heath notes smoking may reflect deeper personality and physiological traits.
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New York
Harvard Vacatas
Archives of Internal Medicine
Clack W. Heath
Tufts University
Meaford
Mass
Rendora
ICD Dinner Celebrates Civil Defense Auxiliary Police Progress
Sixty six eligible graduates of the civilian defense auxiliary police training program attended a pre graduation dinner at the VFW Country Club. Officials including Police Chief Charles V. Malp, County Commissioner Ramsburg, Captain Charles W. Atagba, and Civil Defense leaders praised local participation and announced a final training session on April 10 at Frederick High School, with certificates to be awarded.
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Clull Defense Auxiliary Police
Cattese
VFW Country Club
Charles V. Malp
Mahil H. Hamsburg
Charles W. Atagba
Frederick Barracks
Maryland
Land
Sam M. Conrad
State Police
McMulity
Hadcliffe
United States Army
Port Méaile
Ramsburg
Aftet
Frederick County
Auxiliary Police
Tcainlog
Main
Magana
Conrad
Thace
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Crickenberger
Falice
Houck
McMullin
Madeliff
149Th Ordnance
Second Army
Fort Meade
Terturer
Frederick High School
Ing
Harvert Abrecht
Robert 5. Applegate
Richard L. Beard
George R. Bender
Charlys L., Black
William S. Burger
Charles B. Bulls
Donald Byach
Acthury R. Davis
William RB. Davis
BR. Ormond Dutraw
Lloyd &. Fitez
George D. Fuckinger
M. L. Fox
Elmer C. Fuss Jr
Everett W. Gaver
Joseph R. Geisinger
Bradley M. Gerwig
Kenneth €. Gladkin
Willard A. Gordon Jr
Willard A. Gordon Sr
David CG. Grave
Joseph M. Haley
Treva J. Hane
Charcles Hargett
Charles &. Hargett
Marvin W. Hubble
Paul #. Hamerick
Thomas E.‘Toy
Paul A. Keepers
Marion N. Kehne
Allen
Knott
Paul LaBrush
William H. Lakbt
Kenneth Il. Leyman
William Harvey Lewis
Wilbur I. May
Wilbur F&f
Mel Belde Sr
Bernard V. Mier
Ernest Miller
Ruskin L. Murphy
Clarence R. Orndorff
Bernard Ott Jr
George W
Jailed On Two Charges Appears Before Magistrate
Frederick color ed man Chest ler Robert Green 25 was confined to the ominity Jail after Magistrate H Reese Shoemaker Jr found him guilty of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Green was charged by Cpl Paul Mossburg after a disturbance on Phebus Avenue. Green allegedly toting an oak 2x4 and attempted to strike the officer. Sentenced to 60 days for resisting arrest and 30 days in default of 40 fine plus costs for disorderly conduct.
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Frederick
Robert Green
H. Reese Shoemaker Jr
Green
Paul Mossburg
Phebus Avenue
Mossburg
Shoemaker
Melvin L. Anderson Jr
New Market
Anderson
C. M. Wolford
U.S. 40
Lewis W. Dixon
Frederick County
Dixon
William H. Buskirk
Baltimore
Gordon H. Smith
John Dominic Cushwa
Willamsport
Richard Graham
Fredericx
H. Fewel
Frankin Liguers, Inc
Germantown
Lawrence K. Franklin
Jewel
Rockville
Wet Weather Soaks East as Rain Spreads Across Regions
The Associated Press reports more wet weather moving through sections of the East and Far West with general precipitation overnight. Rain fell widely from New York to South Carolina while some areas logged snow in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. Charleston recorded the heaviest downpour with about 1.5 inches in the night and a 24 hour total near 2.28 inches.
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Associated Press
East
Atlantic
New York State
South Carolina
Vicorgia
Plovielyt
New York
Virginins
Pennsylvania
Charleston
Suit Filed Over 1957 Collision Damages
Cloverdale Spring Co. sues Polomac Edison Co. and Cloverdale company in Circuit Court seeking 247 35 in damages for a January 4 1957 two way traffic collision on East South street involving a locomotive owned by the defendant. The plant seeks recovery of repair costs and related damages.
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Cloverdale Spring Co
Magerstown
F 115
United States Casally Company
Baltlware
Agaist Polomac Edison Company
Cloverdale ¢ Company
Kathirneys
Edwart D. Storm
Samuel W. Warrick
Dleath
Defelilant Company
Tekia
Jowuranre Company
Sceeke
National Officers to Visit Here by Amvets Auxiliary
National officers of the Amvets Auxiliary will visit Frederick on April 16 at the Hames 240 West Patrick Street for a reception and dinner honoring Mrs. lune L Abendshein and accompanying officers. Local members organize a committee led by Mrs. G Morton Peace and Mrs. Marvin J Kennedy to host the event with guests from the Midfietown Post Auxiliary and state Amvet leaders.
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Rosa G. Krel
Amvels
National Amvels ‘Auxiliary
Hames
West Patrick Street
Lune L. Abendshein
National Amvets Auxiliary
Abendshein
Cassie Gervinski
Mark Fawley
Department of Virginia
Anne O'Neal
Washington
Jaye
Marvin J. Kennedy
Jocal Auxiliary
Kennedy
Arlen R. Kinsey
Morton L. Staley
Lee R. Baker
Laurence J. Walsh
A. Melvin Seeger
Amvel
Hernard F. Grove Jr
Macyland
Nearly fifty fittings for March reported by utility firm
Figures from a local utility show about fifty relocations or fittings in March. Names and addresses of residents and travelers moving items between streets and townships from Frederick to Walkersville and beyond are listed, including Adams town and Thurmont routes, with several RFD and BOX designations.
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Ery
Focal Utility Company
Spencer Greasey
Thermas Avenue
West Seventh Street
W. S. Gosnell
Soul Market Street
RFD
Frederick
Charles Guyso
Lakewood Avenue
Baltimore
Waldemar Kteckheimer
Schley Avenue
East Third Street
Patrick O'Neill
Elm Street
Cincon
Charles R. Brown
Kllnehart’s Alley
Middle Alley
Dorothy Cockrell
Taney
Austin Creamer
NJ Midway
Union Bridge
Kenneth Deener
West Patrick Street
Sandy Hook
Herbert Bettige
Charles Street
Savannsh
William Jlemi
Mary Street
Carcoll Street
Raymond Geisler
Clyde Green
Walkersville
Hare
W. Crowe
Adamstown
Myersville
Charles Ty
Hammond
Thurmont
James Harding
East South Street
Melvin Haueb
Marvin Hill
Rlleyville
Edward M. Lowe
Lee Place
West Market
William Pearre Etchison
York
Richard B.dunbarton
Weekend Accidents Highlight Local Traffic Checks
A Braddock Heights motorist was charged with hit and run and reckless driving after a four thirty p.m. collision at the E S 4 and Ridge road intersection. Fred Main, 6, claimed to stop, then resumed travel when he thought the other driver would not stop. Charles Smith, 26, of Plate No. 4, pursued Main and accompanied by his wife reported the incident. A second crash on Maryland 144 near New Market involved a 1957 Pontiac, driven by Charles Phebus, 28, of Allairy, and another vehicle, resulting in about 150 dollars in damage.
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Braddock Heights
E.S. 4
Ridge Road
Thuglas Rogers
Fred Main
Charles Smith
Main
Smith
State Polite
State
Rogers
Maryland
New Market
Charles Phebus
Airy
County Council Elects Officers for Frederick County
The Frederick County Council of Future Teachers at Middletown High School elected officers for the first annual meeting. Sandy Kifer was elected president, Rita Garman first vice president, Jon Waller second vice president, Anne Ritchie secretary, Sherrie Kifer treasurer, and Peggy Lach Ticker historian.
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Frederick County Council of Fitectate
Middletown High
Sandy Kifer
Thurmont High
Frederick High School
Emory Frye
Brunswick
Faith Conway
Lincoln
Frederick County
William Lerner
Frederick Nich
Middle
Sandra Kifer
See Fund
Patsy Lauder
Brunswick High
Bonnie Kearfott
Weasurer
Eleanor Burdette
Frederick High
H. Guy Jewell
Maryland State Teachers Association
John Fusco
Middletown High School
Georgianna Lewis
Thurmont
Lerner
Quentin L. Earhart
H. Orville Berwick
IFTA
Herman Tauver
Herbert
F. Davis
Selings
Henry Griggs
Thurmant High School
Mary Lowe Smith
Walkers+ville High School
Chayler
Charles K. Taylor
Terry Horman
Frederick County Board of Education
Staf
Janet Springer
Emmiléborg
Enea Wowins
Nancy Hildebrand
Walkersville
Ian Rosa May Moberly
Bill Stevens
Midler Jbawen
Eugene Bear
Middletown
Marella Slowe
Bronswick
Adele Heilges
Judy Sulman
Frederick
Raymird Smallwood
Dorothy Shine
Thurmaent
Emily Take
Walkersvilla
Sue Oyster
Mime Smitsburg
Eugene Miller
Middlestons
Financial
Ronald Smith
Mary Day
Personal News From Wi College Place Trip and Guests
Mr and Mrs A Tl Collius return to Wi College Place after a three week motor trip to Florida reaching Key West. Mr and Mrs Harry E Stockman of Burkittsville hosted Sunday guests including nieces and nephews Br and Mrs Merton Schultz and son Merton Jr Mr and Mrs Davis White Jr and children Barbara and Wayne.
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A. Tl. Collius
Wi College Place
Florida
Key West
Meg
Harry E. Stockman
Linda
Burkittsville
Stockman
Merton Shultz
Merton Jr
Davis White Jr
Barbara
Wayne
Baedona
Social functions held before wedding announced
Miss Janet Blank marks her ninth birthday with birthday wishes from Major Blank in Okinawa. Mr and Mrs F Paw Smith travel from National Airport to Boston where Mrs Smith serves on The B F Goodrich Co Eastern Region Dealer Advisory Council. Mr and Mrs William Dudderar celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Saturday.
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SACS
Bucuisur
Janet Blank
Major
Howard GC. Blank
Major Blank
Okinawa
F. Paw Smith
Route 4
Prederick
National Airport
Washington
Boston
Smith
B. F. Goodrich Co
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
William Dudderar
Unionville
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Miss Pearre
Williamn W. Abbot
Wallay
Lakin
Woorsborn
Edna
Michael
Charles W. Lakin
Richard
Mary Me Clark
Annart
Das
Dorothy R. Long
Benjamin B. Rosentstack
Addie C. Waerner
Corraine VY. Shuft
Lizzie E. Fox
Elizabeth
Martin
Nex Brown & Sons
Frederieck
Frederick Ga
Fredericktown
Fred
National Officers OF Auxiliary
Doris Nelson
Alice Payne
Nelson
Silver Spring
Carol Darby Bouchet
Bouchet
Bertha Darby
Rhea Nickels
Peggy Davis
Marilyn Hall
Alena Campbell
Noble Lawson
Florence’ Adler
Alice Darby
Florence Planigan
Daughloc
Edith
Woodshoro
Elsie Cramer
Doran Shine
Emilu Cutshall
Caroline Baker
Jen Houck
Foster M. Warrenfeltz
John Gladhill
Woodsboro
Allen Lynn Fianigan
Daphne. Finnigan
Rebecca Ragl’ley
Russell Ports
Hamilton Ayertie
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jack W. Shoemaker
Carol Poole
Samuel Poole
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Hospital
Sandy Spring
Harrison
Shooktown Road
Robert V. Young
North Market Street
Annie Flemming
Knoxville
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Stanley Stuff
Blue Ridge Avenue
Thucmens
J. Albert Bear
Wallsville
Wofford
Glesler
Tancredi
St. Joseph College
Warner Tospital
Pallee
Gettysburg
Giesep
Phebus
County Council For
Olley
Constitutional
Louise Bisher
Churmat
Hana ‘Intmennan
Emamltsburg
Melissa Horduck
Thurman
Renne (Lock Non
Ptharmont
Shara Kiter
Thurminit
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