Great Southern Pig and Mig Co Publication Details
Publication record for a Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Friday May 25 1951 shows established 2883 published every afternoon except Sunday by the Great Southern Pig and Mig Co. It lists postal rates and subscription prices from month to year. This sheet notes audit bureau membership and second class mail status.
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Great Southern Pig. & Mig. CO
North Court
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Improper Deal Leads to Dismissal at RFC
W Stuart Symington, new head of the RFC, has dismissed Indianapolis official R M Rowlands for an action deemed improper. The decision follows a government property transfer involving a group that profited $35,000, with space rented from an ordnance works and reauctioned to the Commodity Credit Corporation. The episode raises questions about interagency use of government facilities and oversight under the new General Services Administration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stuart Symington
Sngle
RFC
R. M. Rowlands
Indianapolis
Symington
Rowlands
Inegal
Government Ordnance
Commodity Credit Corporation
General Services Administration
Horatio Alger awards honor eight self-made Americans
Rags to riches campus leaders at 450 colleges annually select eight citizens who exemplify the American dream. This year’s list includes Harold Stassen, University of Pennsylvania president, David Sarnoff, RCA chairman, plus a banker, a broker and four industrialists, all self-made. They symbolize opportunity and renewal and rebut utopian ideologies, showing success comes from personal effort.
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Horatio Alger
Harold Staessen
University of Pensylvania
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Banker
America
Cach
Wfe
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News May 25 1901
Fifty years ago column notes Gen Victor Baughman advocated asphalt paving for cobblestones and wired for a test square with future citywide contract plans. The issue also shows a Dutrow residence photo and Brunswick merchants courting new industries including a Winchester knit mill plant worth about 10000 dollars and fifty new jobs. Decoration Day exercises in Middletown will use special cars for Beynolds Post G A R with addresses by Ex-Marshal E Y Goldsborough and the American Band. Society picnics and dances were planned along the electric railroad seasonally.
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L. Victor Baughman
RS. J. Dutrow
Clarke Place
Brunswick
Winchester
Middletown
Beynolds Post
G. A.R
E. Y. Goldsborough
Dantes
Reconstruction of West Street Plans From 1931 Columns
Twenty years ago the mayor and aldermen approved reconstruction of South Street between Broadway and Jefferson. A new rail line was to be laid by Hagerstown and Frederick Railway. Amos ‘N’ Andy visited the mountain camp of Hoover secretary Lawrence Richey near Catoctin Furnace. Three hundred firms submitted bids for Singanore Creek filtration and pumping plant to develop water supply. bids to be tabulated before award. The 196 acre New London farm, Cashour farm owned by T Pools Jones, sold to D E Smelser. immediate possession given.
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West South Street
Broadway
Jefferson Streets
Hagerstown
Frederick
Amos 'N' Andy
RADIO
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Catoctin Furnace
Singanore Creek
New London
Cashour Farm
T. Pools Jones
D. E. Smelser
Sanders Motter wedding at Taneytown church
Miss Belly Jane Motter daughter of Clarence Motter near Taneytown wed Percy G Sanders son of J Preston Sanders near Westminster in a nine o'clock Mass at St Josephs Catholic church Taneytown The ceremony featured organist Bernard Arnold and singer Henry Reindollar The bride wore a white nylon marquisette dress and carried a prayer book with rosary They honeymooned at Niagara Falls and Canada and will reside with Mr Sanders farming pursuits after returning Mrs Sanders is a Taneytown High School graduate The report also notes an upcoming wedding of Marcia Fills daughter of Clarence Fills Bethesda to John Homer Remsberg Jr at St Andrews Episcopal College Park May 30
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Sanders—Motter
Belly Jane Motter
Clarence Motter
Taneytown
Percy G. Sanders
J. Preston Sanders
Westminster
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Charles J. Walker
Bernard Arnold
Henry Reindollar
George Knox
Knox
Sanders
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mr. Sanders
Town and Country Gas Service, Inc
Clarence Fills
Bethesda
Marcia
John Homer Remsberg
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church College Park
Remsberg
J. Homer Remsberg
Middietusn
Engagement Announced Between Derr and Koogle Middletown
Mr and Mrs G Millard Derr of Middletown announce the engagement of daughter Marianna to Leroy Carlton Koogle son of Mr and Mrs James CC Koopie also of Middletown The wedding is planned for this summer Miss Derr teaches physical education at Middletown High School Mr Koogie works for C and P Telephone Company Kinsey-Cramer wedding at Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederick May 4 featured Rev W W Garrett officiating with Ralph Cramer uncle as giver and a large local bridal party and reception at the bride’s aunt’s home followed by a honeymoon in Myrtle Beach SC and residence at 110 McMurray Street Harne-Summers wedding at Lutheran Parsonage Myersville Miss Ruth Summers and Francis Harne wed with Rev Raymond L Markley officiating They will reside in Burkittsville area and later move to a newly furnished apartment near Lander Summer schedule resumed for teen age dances in Staley Park field house with 72 attendees organized by City Recreation Commission and Hood College students helping
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G. Millard Derr
Middletown
Marianna
Leroy Carlton Koogle
James CC. Koopie
Miss Derr
Koogie
C. & P. Telephone Company
Kinsey—Cramer
Ehurch
Beverly Jeon Cramer
Harry §. Cramer
Warren Ia. Kinsey
Virgie Kinsey
Edward Kinsey
Frederick
W. W. Garrett
Ray Spurrier
Ars. Spurrier
Kenneth L. Cramer
R. Eugene Zimmerman
Wilhian
Kreh
Medurray Street
Germantown
Baltimore
Washington
Horeymooning
Myrtle Beach
McMurray Street
Harne
Summers
Myersville
Ruth Naomi Summers
Chester F. Summers
Francis Earl Harne
Albert Earl Harne
Burkittsville
Raymond L. Markley
Donald Zecher
Clyde Grossnickle
Zerher
Ing Lander
Staley Park
City Recreation Commission
W. W. Corbin
Hood College
Hood
W.C. A
Brodbeck Hall
England
World Students' Service Fund
Gid
Naudy
Cooperative Government Association
Bill Kay Spear
Athletic Associaton
Crystal Gercken
Tenjatty
JoAnn Kates
Newport ‘News
Enma Jones
Pittsfield
Mass
W. C
Mary Lou Springhorn
Bogota
N. J
Ann Pattison
Holyoke
Ruth Matthews
Cambridge
Barbara Coleman
Wyncote
Joan Sommer
Asbury Park
Social Service Committee
Patricia Dunlap
Shillington
Joy Lines
Alden
Sally Bowers
WSSF
Elizabeth Oehrle
Pittsburgh
Bulletin Board
Janet Dimski
Brooksville
Fla
Jane Taggart
Aldan
Big Producer Describes Odd Egg From Black Hen
A farmer near Frederick reports a hen described as “just little old black hen” laid an egg weighing five ounces for M. Austin Young. The egg supposedly contained three yolks and measured nine inches in circumference around its length and 742 inches around the narrow. The note also mentions protection against tree killing insects and diseases as a key forestry management aim alongside fire protection.
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M. Austin Young
Frederick
Kennedy Sprankle Wedding Planned For June Ninth
The engagement and wedding plans are announced for Miss Frances Lorraine Sprankle and Mr. John Harry Kennedy. Ceremony set for Saturday June 9 at St John s Catholic church with a reception at the Wells home. A series of pre nuptial events includes a shower hosted by Mrs Frederick I Fleming and co hosts.
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Kennedy-Sprankle
Charles Elsworth Wells
College Avenue
Dughter
Frances Lorraine Sprankle
John Harry Kennedy
Ernest F. Kennedy
East Third Street
Mr. Kennedy
G’eulek
St. John’s Catholic Church
Wells
Harry D. Baumgardner, Sr
Joseph T. Carrol
Joseph Worster
Daisy M. Miller
Charles F. Wells
Charles Whisner
Reno Tucker
Bueille Etzier
Katie Tucker
Frederick
Kenneth Mercer
Walkersville
Charlotte Kennedy
Norma Milligan
Washington
Patricia Kennedy
Towson
Smith And Staley Nuptials In All Saints Church Here
Miss Ann Elizabeth Staley and Al Benjamin Smith II wed at All Saints Episcopal Church in Frederick. The ceremony featured candlelight, lilies, and a nylon net gown with a train. Attendants wore pastel marquisette gowns and the reception followed at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The couple plans to reside near Urbana after June 4.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Ann Elizabeth Staley
Charles Paul Staley
Frederick
al Benjamin Smith, II
Howard B. Smith
Ijamsville
Jiev
Samuel S Johnston
Mary Frances Wachter
Paul R. Staley
Mary Ann Cashour
Braddock
Herbert Liggon
Barbara Lee Smith
Frederick Area Social Notes Mention Births And Travels
In Frederick area items, five women are named for a twenty fifth anniversary group, births are noted including Jo Ann Lee Keller born May 15 at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and John Charles Keller born to Braddock Heights parents both sons of C Ernest Keller. A German exchange student Willer Willi will speak at the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting with essay on Maryland School for the Deaf winner. Visitors from Florida and New York relate to local families and civic groups. several residents plan trips to Europe for music festivals.
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Harold Keller
Frederick
Jo Ann Lee
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Keller
Marietta McKee
John McKee
Hugh Keller
Braddock Heights
John Charles
C. Ernest Keller
Middletown
Samuel N. Moteau
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. Herbert Kreh
New Windsor
Willierl
Penitent: A Daily Word for Quiet Reflection
A lesson on penitent meaning feeling sorrow for sins or offenses. The note suggests we be penitent while also seeking to make amends for past wrongs. It advocates expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Camp Detrick News Side Glances and Events
Camp Detrick hosts free shrimp and beer night for enlisted men at the NCO Mess with Col. Delmore presenting a trophy to Pvt. Arch J. McCartney of the 1950-31 intra mural Army basketball team. The issue also notes a canine obedience demonstration, Armed Forces Day activities, new arrivals, leave details, and a fishing mishap on the post.
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Amy
Navy
Air Force
Camp Detrick
Fred J. Delmore
Arch J. McCartney
HMS Humpert
Russell
21St Weather Squadron
Wili Army Corps
Rhonda C. Queen
Buckhanan
W. Va
Frederick
National War Correspondents’ Memorial
Burkittsville
Lincoln High School
Army
Rotary
Lions and Civitan
Theodore E. Odland
William L. Sealf
Charles Salyers
Forrest Pauli
James L. Lovell
Ernest P. Edwards
William Pruitt
Harold Trout
Caroll Shumaker
Patrick Cain
Vernon Morris
Morris
Charles H
Knauff
James I. Lovell
Senate inquiry on MacArthur dispute reveals key test findings
Washington reports the Senate inquiry into General MacArthur's removal is vast and hard to publish. Testimony highlights include discrepancies in documents about a cease fire, lack of direct guidance to MacArthur, and a general consensus with the Joint Chiefs on military aims but doubt over Soviet risk. Bradley notes no US or UN policy beyond defensive posture and a potential settlement with Reds remains uncertain.
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Washington
Senate
MacArthur
General Bradley
Knowland
Wiley, Smith
New Jersey
Hickenlooper
U. N
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Formosa
Far Eastern
Joint Chiefs
Russia
United Nations
United States
Korea
Red
China
Mace Family Moves Into New Home on West 12th Street
Col. Fred J. Delmore will address Memorial Day observances for Mt. Airy Kiwanis Club next Wednesday. Mace family plus Lynn and Marcia have settled into 10 West 12th Street.
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Mace
Lynn
Marcia
West 12Th Street
Fred J. Delmore
Mt. Airy
Kiwanis Club
Luf's Stuff News Feature Teases Thrill of “Man Bites Dog”
A quirky column from N A Lufburrow riffs on what counts as news. It contrasts dull routine items with sharp, attention grabbing stories and hints that unusual events deserve space in print.
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You
N. A. Lufburrow
British amateur golf final names Fort Worth man
Charles Coe of Oklahoma City reached the final round of the British amateur golf championship in Porthcawl Wales by defeating Albert Evans, a Welsh farmer, 4 and 2 in the semi final. Brig Gen Robert N Terrill was appointed to lead FEAF bomber command in Tokyo on May 25.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Albert Evans
Sick list shows multiple patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital
The update notes several local residents under care or convalescing in Frederick Memorial Hospital and area facilities. Samuel H. Rosenstock is described as in good condition after an operation. Others include Charles L. Strosnider and Eva Butler admitted for observation and treatment, George L. Viris recovering from a heart attack, and varying improvements at home for John C. Leatherman Harry Haupt Oscar Linton William B. Boileau Carrall Johnson and Leslie Lovell with dates and places tied to Frederick area institutions.
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Samuel H. Rosenstock
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles L. Strosnider
Military Road
University Hospital
Baltimore
Eva Butler
Mt. Airy
George L. Viris
East Seventh Street
William B. Boileau
Middletown
Boileau
Leslie Lovell
Union Bridge
St. Agnes Hospital
Carrall Johnson
Middleburg
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