Punished Every Afteroom Except Sunday by the Great Southern Pig
A historic Frederick Maryland issue details newspaper rates and publishing notes. It lists the paper The News Frederick founded long ago, subscription costs, and filing details with the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Audit Bureau of Coculation
Te Post
Freaench
Policy Shifts Toward Neutral Stance on Credit
Washington signals easing restraints as inflation fears ease and tax cuts loom. Officials describe a withdrawal to neutrality with no rush to relax controls, hoping to keep credit tight while inflation remains manageable and revenues stay strong for a balanced budget by next year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Ife
Congress
Clinician Guidance on President Eisenhower’s Recovery
Detailed clinical data on the presidents heart condition emerges during his convalescence. The American Heart Association president notes 65 to 70 percent of men having a first coronary attack return to work if they live in moderation. Short frequent vacations and balanced work and play support a normal life, a regime echoing White House medical advice for leaders.
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Eisenhower
Jay
American Heart Association
White House
Dangerous Hallowe'en parade sparks calls for restraint
Letters to the editor recount bean and pea throwing from teens and even cars during the Hallowe'en parade in Frederick. Rita Gordon criticizes unsafe conduct, urging safer celebrations and accountability for parents and adults while noting dangers to eyes and bodies. Dulles in Madrid. U S Secretary of State arrives for talks with Franco and Spanish officials.
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Dulles
Madrid
Spain
U. S
Generalissimo Franco
Confer With Police Heads Fifty Years Ago in Pikesville
In Pikesville Maryland members of the Legislative Council met with state police heads at the headquarters to discuss promotion policies and concerns after troopers moved into Baltimore County. The session touched on gambling operations, alleged political use of the police, and claims of favoritism in trooper promotions amid local authority tensions. The report also notes a ghost Halloween party at the Staub home, school fruit showers for teachers, and construction work on the West Patrick Street bridge over Carroll Creek.
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Pikesville
Legislative Council
Baltimore County
Turner
Elster F. Munshower
Beme
Frederick C. Markus
Dorchester
Flesatte
Del
Jerome Robinson
United Railways of
Baltimore
Department For Control
Baltimore and Frederick
United Railways
Frank V. Staub
North Market Street
Church Street
John Simpson
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Letters Granted In Bertha Evans Merrick Estate
In Hillsboro Orphans Court a sister Grace E. Knott was granted letters of administration on the estate of Bertha Evans Merrick. The heir list names a brother long absent for 12 years with unknown whereabouts. Real estate valued about 6300 dollars and personalty about 11078 dollars were reported.
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Bertha Evans Merrick
Grace E. Knott
Hillsboro
Israel Says Patrol Repulsed Kisufim Area Attack
An Israeli patrol east of the Gaza Strip in Kisufim area was attacked but repulsed. An Israeli army spokesman announced the incident without details on casualties or insurgent group.
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Jerusalem
Payotan
Ail
Kissufimt
Gaza Strip
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Three patrons at Broad Run school faced warrants for violating the state compulsory attendance law. A case of Dutch elm disease was found at Brunswick by USDA agents studying elms countywide. A contract to furnish 18 winter uniforms and one overcoat for the city police was awarded to Segaloff's department store at 26.50 per uniform and 28.50 for the overcoat. Sheldon Turner said 1,235 families were on relief rolls last week.
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Broad Run
Brunswick
United States Department of Agriculture
Segaloff
Sheldon Turner
Frederick County
Engaged couples announce Kathleen Kerns and Robert Curran
Engaged are Kathleen Sabina Kerns daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward John Kerns of Laterstown and Robert Morgan Curran son of Dr and Mrs Paul Curran of Cleveland. Kathleen graduated from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland and is employed at Camp Detrick. Robert spent two years at Camp Detrick and is currently in the Graduate School of Ohio State University. A December wedding is planned.
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Edward John Kerns
Laterstown
Aithleen Sabina
Robe Morgan Curran
Pauk & Curran
Cleveland
Wedding of Mr and Mrs with Niagara Falls trip
Rev E Koontz Helwig officiated at a double ring ceremony attended by Lawrence W Myers, Miss Mary Alice Burker, Rev Helwig, the bride and groom, Paul C Sunday and Edward C Hedges. Miss Edna C Culler of Walkersville gave a recital and played the wedding matches. Bride wore a powder blue nylon chiffon gown with pearl necklace and gardenia bouquet. Reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple reside with groom’s grandmother until their new home at Monocacy Village is ready.
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E. Koontz Helwig
Lawrence W. Myers
Mary Alice Burker
Helwig
Paul C Sunday
Edward C. Hedges
Edna C. Culler
Walkersville
Niagara Falls
Cantada
Monocacy Village
Walkersville High School
Dv Fibre Brush Company
Frederick High School
Air Force
Maryland State Police Academy
Pikesville
Maryland State Police
Waldorf
Youth Recreation Group At Sjamsville Ends Good Season
The Vansville Youth Recreation Group led by Harry Swomley and aided by Marie Breckenridge and others closed another year of Monday evening outdoor activities at the ball park. Memorial Day opening with eight attendees gave way to a Labor Day close of 74, with October 21 set as final day. Prizes included ice cream pints and pennies for soft ball and balloon contest winners. Judge Charles Moylan attended, praising parental and community teamwork fueling the program.
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Nelson W. Myers JR
Vansville
Harry Swomley
Marie Breckenridge
Walker Roop
Charles E. Moylan Jr
Nelson Myers Jr
Ball Park
Swomtley
Liamsville
Swomley
Ser
Tantsville
Charles F Moylan
Naiie
Bamnsville
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Moylan
Fine Coopers
Ruth Wilson
Harry Piper
George Covell
Patsy Wilson
Swoomley
Tramsville
Swamley
Swomjey
Thurmont Homemakers Club Notes Meeting Highlights
Thurmont Homemakers met at Mrs Wm Esler's home on el 18 to discuss home repair and household efficiency. Leaders described tours and demonstrations on plumbing, carpentry, book reading, and fashion trends including sheath dresses. New member Miscialey Stull welcomed. election of officers planned.
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Thurmont
Ralph Stollemoer
Dallas Reid
Thurmont Homemakers Club
Tourgalore
Wm. Esler
Dini
Ernest Drebert
Wes
Local Meeting Notes and City Charges Report
The agenda lists Mrs. Amy R Munshour and Mrs. Earl Hoffman as vice president, with Mrs. Robert ele as secretary, Allen Creager as treasurer, and Mrs. Victor Kifer as director. The next meeting is at Mrs Nelson Trout’s home on Nov 15 at 7 30 p m. Several charges were entered by city police including Delmar L Beall of Thllside Apartments held on assault and battery with a $1000 bond. Henry L Gray of Lime Kiln held on intoxication with $25 80. Joseph Karl of lagers town summoned for a left side overtaking violation. A lease filing shows Frederick M and Louisa K Kemp leasing property on West Patrick Street to Cities Service Company for 20 years at 33828 per annum, pending improvements. A correction notes Clifton Virts represented the asking party in a Peoples Court assault case. Delos F Wood is the defendant’s wife.
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Amy R Munshour
Earl Hoffman
Robert Ele
Allen Creager
Victor Kifer
Nelson Trout
Delmar L. Beall
Thllside
Sergi
Henry L. Gray
Clent Potts
Mutcaner
Jasozh K. Karl
Lagers
Staley
Frederick M
Louisa K. Kemp
Frederick
RFD
Cities Service of Company
West Patrick Street
Lindenasenne
Clifton Virts
Jaga”artnepes
Oliver D. Wood
Petersville
Peoples Court
Mr Virts
Delos F. Wood
Three weeklies bought by Dr John R Stedman in Maryland
Dr John R Stedman former White House aide announces purchase of three Montgomery County weekly papers the Maryland Press in Silver Spring The Record in Bethesda and The Rockville Times. Also notes hunting season opener and other brief items including deaths Ferris Fain release and historical gas range note.
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Rockville
John R Stedman
White House
Today
Montgomery County
The
Maryland Press
Silver Spring
Record
Bethesda
Hallowe'en Parade Supervisor Praises Civic Effort
General Chairman C Lease Bussard commended the many groups and individuals who made the Hallowe'en parade a success. He cited Bre Cooper, Charles C T Stull, Mrs Florence Ritchie, Mrs Jean Hemp, Chamber of Commerce, WFMD, Happy Johnny Zufall of C and P Telephone, Jim Grove, Police Chief Charles V Main and force, Parks Superintendent C Cyril Klein and workers, City Lineman Max Kehne and crew, United Fire Company, News and Post, Parade Marshal Alton Bennett, Optimist clubs, Red Cross Motor Corps, Boy Scouts, and Hawk ey's Radio and Television Service for their roles and support.
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Hallowe'en
C. Lease Bussard
Bre
Frederick
Charles C. T. Stull
Florence Ritchie
Jean Hemp
Chamber of Commerce
WFMD
Johnny" Zufall
C. and P. Telephone Company
Jim Grove
Charles V. Main
Parks
C. Cyril Klein
Max Kehne
United Fire Company Am“Balance
News and Post
Alton Bennett
Red Cross Motor Corps
Boy Scouts
Hawkey
Ill and recovering notices mix in Frederick column
Among the sick Mrs Geo Smith Sr Trail avenue has word her brother Edward Wilder of Baltimore is ill at Mercy Hospital in Room 422. Albert Austin Pearce Jr a varsity athlete at the University of Virginia is convalescing at 304 Upper College Terrace after a grippe. General OD Markey injured in Salisbury auto crash moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital and improving. Charles Linton Yellow Springs viral illness listed as fair. Marshall H Stockman West South Street in critical condition after fourteen weeks bed confinement.
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Geo. Smith
Trail Avenue
Edward Wilder
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Albert Austin Pearce Jr
University of Virginia
Upper College Terrace
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Frederick
Senor
John Markey
Salisbury
Peninsula General Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Linton
Yellow Springs
Marshall H. Stockman
West South Street
Middle Town Girl Scout Troop 1 Shows Active Year
Girl Scout Troop No 1 in Middle Town reports ongoing five program activities. Members hiked in August and took part in an overnight camping run in October. The group now launches a Christmas card selling project and upcoming cookie sales. Officers elected include secretary Holter, treasurer John Claire Walter, astorian Stephanie Elworthy, and publicity representative Danyce Weinberg.
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Middletown
Danyece Weinberg
Holter
Judy ,Gladhill
John Claire Walter
Stephanie Elworthy
Troop
Danyce Weinberg
Lecture at St. Joseph Overview of the American Economy
Dr. Spencer M. Smith of the University of Maryland will give a lecture titled Overview of the American Economy in the De Paul Auditorium at Saint Joseph College Emmitsburg at 7.36 p.m. The talk will cover economic trends and national conditions.
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ST. Joseph
Spencer M. Smith
College of Business Administration
University of Maryland
DePaul Authtorium
Saint Joseph College
Emmitsburg
Parents Day attendees in Staunton mark ceremony
In Staunton Virginia 75 people attended the annual Parents Day program at Wars Baldwin. Frederick families Mr and Mrs William Graham visited their daughter Sally, a freshman, while Mr and Mrs Gaimbrit attended with their son Rhinche, a senior.
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Staunton
Frederick
Tates Ho Gaimbrit
Thei Daudhver Rhinche
Wink
Ave William Graham
Sally
Birth of Second Daughter for Ramsburg Family
Mr and Mrs Walter Ramsburg near Walkersville celebrate the birth of their second daughter Kaye Elizabeth on October 19. Mrs on 0 Norman Dietz at 215 South Market Street has returned to Baltimore City Hospital after several days in hospital.
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Norman Dietz
South Market Street
Baltimore City Hospital
Walter Ro Ramsburg
Walkersville
Kaye Elizabeth
College of Surgeons Opens Fe e Study on Surgical Fees
The American College of Surgeons announced a special committee will study surgical fees to determine if charges are exorbitant. A preliminary report is due to the college regents by mid December, with aims to protect public interest and uphold ethical standards among fellows.
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Chicago
American College of Sur‘feons
J. 5. Ravdin
Philadel ‘Phia
ACS Board ‘of Regents
Dr. Ravdin
Tle
College of Surgeons
Sician
Raidin
Regents
Fee
ACS
Te Ravdin
Heifer Project speaker at Breakfast Optimist Club
Robert Zeigler, finance and publicity officer of Heifer Project Inc., spoke at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to Breakfast Optimist Club members. He described the program founded in New Windsor in 1944 and now headquartered in former New Windsor College buildings. Zeigler noted shipments of cattle, goats, pigs, chicks, eggs, horses, and dairy supplies funded by churches and individuals, with recipients required to pass on the first offspring. Countries reached include Albania and Afghanistan.
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Robert
Zeigler
Weiler Project
Heder
Albania
Afshanistan
Junior Auxiliary Mets Elect Officers at First Meeting
Francis Scott Key Post No 1L American Legion Junior Auxiliary held its initial gathering on October 24 with 23 members and guests. Officers chosen for the year include Belly Tane Smith as president Sara Ann Floutt as vice president Patsy Miller as secretary Florence Dean as treasurer, Dean Taylor as historian Patsy Martin as sergeant at arms Jamie Ragen as chaplain and others as color bearers and aides. The group planned Christmas charity efforts and community projects, and set a meeting for November 24 at seven o clock. A Halloween party featured costumes with Walter Traws and John Newton Wainers among those recognized for categories such as ugliest and funniest.
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METS
American Legion Junior Austery
Francis Scott Key Post No. 1L
Belly Tane Smiths
Sara Ann Floutt
Patsy Miller
Florence Dean
Dean Taylor
Patsy Martin
Jamie Ragen
Dures
Patsy
Brant
Ugliest
Sara Ann Flauth
Jamie Rager
Patsy Noliteraft
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Ralph Edgar Cartee
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sjamsville
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Hallowe’en
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Homemaker's Clubs
Abs. C. D. Summers
Monrovia
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Woodsborn
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Thames Sharp
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