Great Southern News Subscriptions and Dates
Subscription rates listed for daily paper with details for single copy 5 cents and mailed options. Circulation contact Asa Buresse, Associated Press member. paper entered as second class matter in Frederick Maine on Wednesday May 11 1960.
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Genday F
Great Southern
FTG. & Mes.co
Nocts Court St
Prone
Frederick, Me
Ember Asa
Dispatches
Pos cMice
Freakerick
Abolishing Income Tax and Soviet Promises
The piece notes Premier Nikita Khrushchev’s pledge to abolish most income taxes in the Soviet Union by 1965. It argues the regime relies little on income tax for revenue while turnover taxes hit all classes, comparing it to a near 80 percent universal sales tax and urging moderation of any excessive levies.
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Nikita &. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Local residents enter Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment
Among the sick Mrs. Leo H. Michael of Buckeys town was transported by Carroll Manor Fire Company to Frederick Memorial Hospital early Saturday and is recovering satisfactorily. Other patients include Mrs. George M. Wilson of Tramsville with minor surgery and Mr. Earl S. Spade of Middletown under observation. Mrs. Ada L. Harman of Union Bridge and Mr. Robert H. Tracey remain medical patients, with Mrs. Minor Burns of Purdut and William P. Shook of West Patrick Street also admitted for care or surgery.
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Leo H. Michael
Buckeystown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll Manor
Earl S. Spade
Middletown
Ada L. Harman
Union Bridge
Moe
William P. Shook
West Patrick Street
Washington
John Strawder
All Saints Street
H. B. Robbins
Frederick
Roy C. Romsburg
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News May 11 1916
Fifty years ago items from The News dated May 11 1916 note reappointment of Dr Charles Goodell as county health officer. Lutheran church reports Rev Ulysses S G Rupp accepting call as pastor. Fr William Kane preparing for European trip. Argil Alvey buys stock and fixtures of a lunch and confectionery room on East Patrick Street. Frederick district Sunday School Association elects J Travers Thomas president and Jesse H Michael vice president.
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County Commission
ERS
Charles ¥. Goodell
Council OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Baltimore
William J. Kane
St John’s Catholic Church
Europe
Argil Alvey
Marshall Grmbine
East Patrick Street
Frederick
County Sunday School Association
J. Travers Thomas
A C. McCardell
Jesse H. Michael
Thomas
May Queen Crowned at Frederick High Junior Prom
Miss Helen Stauffer was crowned May Queen at Frederick High School's Junior Prom. News notes: German planes bombed Amsterdam and Brussels. a German division halted near the Maginot Line. Churchill becomes Britain’s prime minister at Downing Street. A Sunday sermon will be delivered in New Windsor. The Elm Street residence in Cumberland sold for 4500 dollars. Embassy Theater in Cumberland sustains 20000 dollars in fire damage to stage and seating.
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Helen Staucffer
Frederick
Amsterdam
Brussels
Winston Churchill
Downing Street
Britain
Charles E. Wehler
Presbyterian Church
New Windsor
Elm Street
Edgie Russell
James W. Houck
Newton Heston
Embassy Theater
Cumberland
Hood College to Host May Day Arts Festival Lectures
Hood College hosts a Festival of the Arts weekend May 13 15 featuring Betty Smith author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and Randall Jarrell poet and professor lecturing on 2 pm and 4 30 pm sessions in Brodbeck Hall and on a garden party front lawn. The program includes a joint Hood Johns Hopkins Glee Club concert at Coffman Chapel at 8 pm with a Haydn Mass and a Friday gallery exhibit. Also planned are a student swim show a Spring Horse Show a Mother Daughter Banquet and a Sunday worship service led by Chaplain Fred Bennett.
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Hood College
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Randall Jarrell
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
Brodbeck Hall
Miss Smith
Jarrell
Robert Frost
Coos
Joan Sutton
Johns Hopkins University Glee Club
Coffman Chapel
Hood
Charles J. Warner
Haydn
Baltimore
Hudson Pool
College
Seventh Street
Coblentz
Francis Scott Key
Fred Bennett
U. S. Naval Academy
Robert Finch
Maggie
Book Club
Chapel Hill
Sarah Lawrence College
Princeton University
University of Illinoos
Salzburg
Austria
Library of Congress
Daring holdup man from Cisco Kid stops by downtown
In a bold daytime visit a Western figure known as Black Jack Mais appeared in costume at Winchester Halls and at local stores on East Patrick Street and Market and Church Streets. Virginia Dennis directed him to Carl isle Smith, head of the Better Homes Equipment Co and Chamber Retail Division, while Duncan Renaldo was rumored to tour the Southeast. The incident caused lively downtown excitement as the rider with Diablo planned a promotional swing toward New York City to meet Cisco Kid in person. May Day celebration at Academy of the Visitation highlighted by Queen and attendants. birth announced for Jil Elaine, girl born April 26 at Maryland General Hospital.
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Black Jack Mais
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Halls
Chamber
Virginia Dennis
Carlisle Smith
Better Homes Equipment Company
Chamber Retail
Richard Hammond
Desperado
Better Homes
East Patrick Street
Peoples Drug
Market
Church Streets
Diablo
Cisco Kid
Smith
Black Jack
New York City
Duncan Renaldo
Atatea
Death notices local Baltimore area and Frederick region
Deaths include Leon Clifford Samuel Biddington of Frostburg aged 5 years after a long illness. Surviving were father George S. Biddington and siblings. services at 10 am Friday at Frostburg Memorial Park with interment there. Also listed are Mae Kerrigan Campbell of Baltimore who died in Emmitsburg at 80. Donald W Hogarth of Frederick who died in Bradenton Florida at 39. Carl Mercer Stevens of near WeW Market aged 59. services details and survivors noted for each.
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Afford Leon Oordimngion
Clifford Samuel Biddington
Frostburg
George
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Biddington
Georges. Biddington
Silver Spring
East Church Street
Frostburg Memorial Park
M. R. Fichison and Son
Frank Campbell
Mae Kerrigan Campbell
Cooks Lane
Baltimore
Frances Stinson
Emmitsburg
Francis J. Campbell
Cleveland
James M. Kerrigan
Margaret Hoosensteele Kerrigan
Catholic Nurse’s Guild
St. Agnes Hospital
Robert Kerrigan
Philadelphia
J. Ward Kerrigan
LeFevere Kerrigan
Littlestown
Francis Stinson
Alice Paxton
San Francisco
Calif
Wilson Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Twomey
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery
Donald W. Hogarth
Donald W Hogarth
Frederick
Florida
Bradenton
Fla
Wiliam H
Anna Shawbaker Hogarth
Martha C. Rice Hogarth
Alice Dyer
Bradanton
Beulah DeGrange
Percy Hogarth
Texas
William Hogarth
Frank Mowatt
Clearwater
Jack Key
St. Petersburg
Griffin and Cline Funeral Home
Carl Mercer Stevens
Mil Road
Wew Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles I
Mary J. Crum Stevens
Mt Zion Methodist Church
McKaig
Lois Murphy Stevens
Margaret Stevens
Raymond Lease
Elmer Roderick
New Market
Alvie Stevens
Frank Orm
Woodstock
Orman Harris
Tisces
Washingtons Headquarters Cabin Site Revival in Frederick
The Carroll Creek area in Frederick recalls Washingtons Headquarters once linked to Braddocks 1755 expedition. Local memories note a deteriorated cabin, later torn down, with a 1955 plaque and calls for a historic market at the opposite parking lot.
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West All Saints Street
George M
Washington
George Washington
Gen. Braddock
Carroll Creek
South Court Street
General Braddock
America
Frederick
Lee McCardell
Stone Tavern
Frederick County Historical Society
Freeman
Edward Braddock
Historical Society of
Frederick County, Inc
Braddock
Mononzahela River
Frederick City
Washingon
Funeral notices for Glencoe residents announced
Glencoe where friends may call after seven o clock Thursday evening. Funeral arrangements will be announced. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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East Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Son
Opponents Can Help You Win At Rubber Bridge and More
A mixed notice covers bridge strategy to gain overtricks and a community event featuring William L Tsitsiwa, Ghana’s education attache, speaking at Glade United Church of Christ Walkersville. The program includes a book study on Africa, panel discussions on two books, and a fellowship supper with church groups coordinating.
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William L. Tsitsiwa
Ghana
Washington
Africa
Glade United Church of Christ
Walkersville
Womens Guilds
Glade Charge
St. John’s
Woodsboro
Glade
Tsitsiwa
G. Arthur Jones
St. John’s Guild
Frank A Rosenberger
Glade Guild
Tsitsivu
Ghana Ministry of Education
United States
Canada
Vola
Togoland
Achimota College
Glasgow
London
Columbia
New York City
Charles D. Hoke
Edwin L. Carstensen
J. Elwood Hammer
Jones
James W. Misner
Ira G. Houck
W. Keefer Catsail
William D. Powell
Leroy C. Barrick
Church School
Glade Womens Guild
Bridge play to make six in a comfortable game contract
The author outlines a five level play where after winning the opening diamond trick you draw trumps with three leads, then lead the ten in clubs to pressure West. If West covers with the jack you follow with the dummy’s ace, dropping East's singleton queen and limiting the defense to one club trick, yielding six tricks.
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Fense
South
West
East
Bridge puzzle: respond after partner jumps to sx clubs
In the bidding sequence you hold 13 points and want slam. Partner overcalls or supports clubs? Your partner jumps to sx clubs and you seek best plan. Consider safety by keeping control and planning play for slam or game depending on partner's response.
Funeral of Cleveland Grove Held in Baltimore
The funeral of Cleveland T. Grove of 20 West All Saints Street, who died Saturday morning in University Hospital, Baltimore, was held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the funeral home on North Market Street with Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Casket bearers included Ezra Ely and others, interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors were Robert E. Dailey and Son.
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Cleveland T. Grove
West All Saints Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
North Market Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Ezra Ely
Earl Haines
William Stoner
Harry S. Cramer
Carl Haines
Charles Zyler
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Revered Cleric Leads Funeral Rites in Brooksville
Rev. C. G. Muradian of the Brooksville Methodist charge officiated. Pallbearers were Lewis Myers Parker Oland Charles Grant Carl Hurlebaus George Kuser and Grayson Grey. Interment was in Mt. Carmel cemetery, Sunshine.
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C. G. Muradian
Brooksville Methodist Charge
Lewis Myers
Parker , Oland
Charles Grant
Carl Hurlebaus
George Kuser
Grayson Grey
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Sunshine
Shoe repairman Howard Hood marks 40th Mt Airy anniversary
Howard F. Hood proprietor of the Mt Airy Shoe Repairing Shop observes his 40th anniversary in business this month. Hood, 62, has long lived in Mt Airy and attended the School for the Deaf in Frederick. He opened the shop in 1920 and has run it since. He has survived two minor accidents and remains in good health.
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Howard F. Hood
Mt.Airy
Mt. Airy
Mr. Hood
School For the Deaf
Frederick
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Jil Elaine
Maryland General Hospital
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Shenandoah Valley
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