Local Advertisement Rates and Publication Details 1951
The document shows publication pricing for a local paper, listing copy cents, subscription options of monthly seven cents, six months three fifty, and yearly five eighty five, with mention of audit bureau membership and entry at the post office in Frederick Maryland. It notes the issue is Thursday November 38, 1951, and references Great Southern Manufacturing Co at 26 North Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brey
T Rivernove
Great Southern Ena & Mfg. Co
North Court St
Anc
Wren
Audit Bureau of Circwlstions
Pooll
Fradexleh
Wartime letters reveal daily life near Sang-Ju Korea
In a Frederick News letter from late 1951 a U S Army lieutenant describes living quarters in Sang-Ju with police guards, hydroponic Japan produce, and observations of ordinary Korean people. He notes food shortages, admiration for local crafts, and hints at regional patrols against guerrillas.
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Frederick
Japan
Sang-Ju
Korea
Cramers Bottom
Clifton
W. R. Slemmer, JR
Q. M. Graves Registration Co
APO
San Francisco
Cal
Watch Dog Needed on Taft Defense Commission Proposal
The article argues for a joint civilian military commission to set defense spending. It notes long standing worries about waste and excess in Army Navy Air Force and Marine Corps budgets. It suggests Congress hesitated to cut funds without an authoritative commission to guide economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Congressional
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
Congress
Graves Registration Unit Explains Korea Search Work
Letter from Eleut Slemmer of the Graves Registration Company outlines the unit’s role in Korea below the 37th parallel. The team conducts search and recovery operations, identifies remains with dog tags and dental data, coordinates with Korean authorities and war crimes officials, and maintains meticulous paperwork and maps to locate and recheck buried remains for families at home.
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Eleut. Slemmer
Bells OF Graves Registration Service
Yorks
Frederick
Ors
States
Korea
Japan
Adjutant Generals Dept
Durn
U. N
Fifty Years Ago Jems From The News Columns
A delightful entertainment of tableaux based on Gibson pictures was hosted by St Marys Guild at William P Maulsbys residence Court Square drawing a large cultured audience. A new aquarium of goldfish was placed in Steiner Bros drug store window. Chief Judge Nesherry and Associate Judge Matter drew jurors for the December Circuit Court term. A straw ride organized by the outing club with Mary Jane drew 53 participants to Feagaville for a town hall supper. A bass bunch from Point of Rocks weighed about 11 pounds each and were sold in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Pictures
Wiliam P. Maulsby
Court Square
St. Mary's
Guild of All Saints Episcopal Church
Steiner Bros
Nesherry
Matter
Point of Rocks
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News 1931
Christmas Savings Club payments of 100000 to 125000 will be distributed December 4 by three local banks to about 3300 members. The Burkittsville home of the late Ellen S Karn was sold for 1690 to Mr. and Mrs. Huffer Ahalt. Jewelry stolen from McCardell apartments nearly a year ago was recovered in New York and returned to the owners. An injury occurred when a hammer head separated from its handle striking a worker in September, and a Frederick City Hospital death study notes Oscar Henry Baugher, 23, a Frederick automobile mechanic.
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Ccib
Ellen . S. Karn
Burkittsville
Huffer Ahalt
Marion Spinning
Helen Smith
McCardell
New York City
Sheriff Crum
Culaiialet
Oscar Henry Baugher
Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
Pensions Here To Stay In A Free Capitalist Society
The essay argues aging populations will rely on pensions as most elderly cannot sustain living solely on thrift or property income. It warns against inflating government benefits, notes California as a pensioner's haven, and urges continued innovation to boost productivity. It stresses respect for the elderly and frames solutions within capitalist growth rather than drastic social shoring up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babron
Babson Park
Mase
California
Publisher's Fin
Harpers Ferry Park Area Survey Venture Awarded
Robert Brand of Local Brand Engineering Company wins a contract with Monongahela Engineering of Morgantown to survey the Harpers Ferry National Monument area. About 400 acres near a $350,000 State appropriation will fund purchase, engineering, and title work for possible park development. If offers fail, condemnation could begin but state may abandon the project if prices are not reasonable. Wheat and corn prices listed as market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Robert Brand
Brand Engineering Company
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Brand Company
Monongahela Engineering Company
Morgantown
West Virginia
Eisenhower remains in politics despite postponing decision
Washington reports General Eisenhower stays a potential but not active candidate. He offered no denial of a presidential bid and promised no party boom while in uniform. President Truman’s cordial stance and ongoing Europe focus fuel speculation on a future run, possibly influencing Taft and Republican unity.
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Washington
General Eisenhower
David Lawrence
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Portance
Taft
Dewey
Duff
Marriage Changes A Man More Than I Expected
Boyle Column recalls a 14th wedding anniversary as a husband notes how marriage reshapes daily life. He cites breakfast habits, kitchen skills, clothing, aging, hair, and social tweaks, concluding marriage makes a chameleon of a man while wives stay constant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Washington Monument
Frantes
Frances
Deeds Recorded For Sales Of Properties
Deeds were recorded in the clerk's office noting several property sales. Bert ram G Bruestle sold to John W Schamel the residence at 114 McMurray street for about 6500. Roy E Lewis sold to Albert W Angleberger about 25 acres with improvements in Lewis town district plus a right of way to Emmitsburg road for around 36000. Anna F Cline and Ida C Sheffer sold to Samuel W Hood the property at 121 East Sixth street for about 4500. Hamilton Homes Inc sold two building lots on Grant place to William M L Gaver for about 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram G. Bruestle
John W. Schamel
McMurray Street
Roy E. Lewis
Albert W. Angleberger
Lewistown
Emmitsburg Road
Anna F. Cline
Ida C. Sheffer
Samuel W. Hood
East Sixth Street
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Grant Place
Willian M. L. Gaver
If You Want a Favor From Beecher Kick Him
Daily Bread by Rev A P Bailey recalls Henry Ward Beecher provoking enmity in Brooklyn when a neighbor vowed not to hear him preach. Surprisingly the foe later became a loyal friend, explaining Beecher’s habit of returning ill turns with good deeds, a Brooklyn proverb arose.
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A. Purnell Bailey
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Beecher
Christ
Fawley Dies at 83 in Lander Area Funeral Obituary
Retired farmer Charles A Fawley of near Lander died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 1 50 this morning after months of illness aged 83. He was born in Loudoun County Va moved to Frederick County in 1902 and operated a Lander area farm until 1926. Survived by wife Lillie M Fry Fawley four daughters one son seventeen grandchildren nine great grand children and several siblings. Burial at St Pauls Lutheran Jefferson. Funeral home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlea A. Fawley
Charlies Adam Fawley
Lander
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John and Mary Loy Rawley
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Mr. Fawley
Loudoun County
Frederick County
Lillie M. Fry Fawley
Charles E. Stunkle
Joshua W. Tritappe
Lloyd C. Hale
Homer L. Gross
John R. Fawley
East Church Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and
Soh
Edward S. Burdette
Margaret Inez Burdette
Edward L. Burdette
Browningsville
Montgomery County” General Hospital
Asher
Elizabeth Thomas
Bethesda Methodist Church
WSCS
Rey Weller
Frederick
Richard Flynn
Bluemont
Walter Weller
Ariington
William Pearson
Thomas Hughes
Washington, D. C
Henry M. Thomas
Washington
Damascus
George Tucker
McKinstry's Mill
Union Bridge
Frederick Emergency Hospital
John and
Sarah Moore Tucker
John Tucker
Raymond K. Wright
Joseph Lee
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Funeral of Miss Cora Ella Hawker Near Jeffer son
Funeral services for Miss Cora Ella Hawker formerly of near Jefferson were held at the National Lutheran Home in Washington on Wednesday at 10 am with Rev. Dr. Robert L Lang officiating. Final services followed at 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Morris G. Zumbrun, pastor of St Luke's Lutheran, Fengaville, presiding. Pallbearers were her nephews Wilson W. Waltz J C Payne Edgar Hawker Maynard Hawker Hoss Alexander and Meredith Alexander. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ella Haveker
Jefferson
National Lutheran Home
8Th
Douglas Streets
N. E. Washington
Robert L Lang
East Church Street
Morris G. Zumbrun
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Havre de Grace Race Track Not Adequate Training Ground
National Guard officers told a legislative subcommittee Havre de Grace race track cannot serve as a rifle range bivouac or maneuver ground for Maryland Guard. It could, however, be used by tanks to a limited extent as a storage and warehouse site, with no better option found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Guard
Havre de Grace
Maryland National Guard
Frederick M. Hewitt
Guard
William Baxter
175Th Infantry Regiment
Council
Hewitt
Baxter
Camp Ritchie
Santa letters received by the News-Post from Loy and Hall
Santa Claus letters arrive at the News-Post from Joseé Loy and Robert Loy of Lucketts Virginia and Joyce Hall and Cherry Hall of 169 West All Saints Street.
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Santa
News-Post
Santa Claus
Joseé Loy
Robert Loy
Lucketts
Joyce
Cherry Hall
West
All Saints Street
First Student Music Recital and Myersville Institute Events
Recitals at Hood College and a Myersville Institute and preaching mission run Friday to November 9 through 19. Prof. Nevin W. Fisher of Elizabethtown College leads the music program. evenings feature sermons and lectures by Rev. White, Rev. Robinson, Mrs. Detwiler, and Rev. Hanawalt. The Hood College program in Brodbeck Hall presents eleven students performing Bach to contemporary pieces with vocal arias from Donizetti, Saint-Saens, Offenbach, Verdi, and more.
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Myersville Institute
Church of the Brethren
Myersville
Nevin W. Fisher
Elizabethtown College
Elizabethtown
Music
Ralph E. White
Frederick
Paul M. Robinson
Europe
George Detwiler
Waynesboro
Palesline
Jesus
David K. Hanawalt
Eastern
Middle Maryland
Churcsh of the Brethren
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Ruth Jackson
Jamaica
N. J
Daniel Ericourt
Maurice Ravel
Frederic Chopin
Margaret Lewis
Hunterington
N. Y
A. Walter Kramer
Mirror Lake
Walter Niemann
Dor
Ais Simpson
Daughiter
Landon Ronald
Myrna Hays
Greensburg, Pa
S. Bach
Sally Bowers
Maretin L. Bowers
Ramona Crow
Hioward W. Crow
Brunswick
Bests Celebrate 51st Wedding Anniversary Quietly
Mr and Mrs Harry Best of 344 East Church street observed their 51st wedding anniversary on Wednesday. The item notes other local travels and notices including births and visitors such as Mr and Mrs Eldin Brandenburg and the arrival of Obed Eldin Brandenburg at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Best
East Church Street
Artie Kemp
Alton Kemp
Libertytown
Wilson Stevens
Near McKaig
Aberdeen
George W. Smith
Gail L. Cuishall
Woodsoro
New York
Woodsboro
Eldin Brandenburg
Myersville
Obed Eldin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brandenburg
Catharine Rice
Emory Rice
Tourmont
Bert Allender
Kersville
Florence Taylor
Haxtun
Colo
Taylor
Cuba
Haiti
South
Washington, D.C
VA to Review Rejected Applications Of Vets
The Veterans Administration will automatically review about 200 Korean era veterans whose vocational training requests were denied. Eligible under a new Oct 11 law, those disabled anytime after June 27, 1950 may qualify. noncombat, nonhazardous service anywhere in the world counts. No new applications needed. Veterans will be notified if eligible.
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Washington
u—The Veterans Administration
Comat
Red Cross Grants First Aid Certificate to GI in Germany
Pfc. Pierre Earlston Fletcher of 15 West 1st Street Brunswick earned the Standard First Aid Certificate after an Army sponsored course in accident prevention and first aid in Seckenheim Germany. Accidents in Europe cost American taxpayers over a half million dollars monthly, per military sources. Fletcher was selected by his commander for safety instruction. He was raised by grandmother Elizabeth Holland and attended Brunswick public schools. Before service he worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Frederick County Red Cross Chapter has conducted safety classes across the county with a staff of instructors to serve public needs.
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Red Cross European
Esslingen
Germany
Pie.r Earlston F. Fletcher
West I . Street
Brunswick
Europe
Red Cross
Pfc. Fletcher
Transportation Truck Company
Seckenheim
Pfc
Fletcher
Elizabeth Holland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick County
Children’s Hospital patient in Washington observed
Three year old son of Dr and Mrs Edwin H Sponseller of East Patrick Street is a patient at Children’s Hospital Washington under observation and treatment. Miss Dena Lee Hawket of Route 4 is at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a major operation on Monday. Her condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumothy
Edwin H. Sponseller
East
Patrick Street
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Dena Lee Hawket
Route 4
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Potomac River Favored for Bass Fishing Says Turner
Knoxville angler John W Turner reports Potomac water is clear and near normal after rains. He notes fishing has improved since the prior extreme low levels. In contrast Monecacy River at Frederick Junction is muddy and flush this morning.
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Potomac
Potomac River
John W. Turner
Knoxville
Mondcacy
Frederick Junction
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Miami
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Frecerick
Jong Ax
William R. Barnhart
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Adamstown
Jems
the News
Roger W. Babson
Harpers Ferry Park
Markey
Satan Lao
Boyle
Manu Ball
Fort Knox
Rufus
H. T. Webster
Ines
Yan
Henry Guy Doyle Ward
Henry Guy Doyle
Beaver
Marines
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