Four The News item and rate card from Frederick paper
Frederick Maryland edition dated Thursday November 16 1955 lists subscription prices and mailing details for The News. It notes an advance rate of one month for 1.00, three months 2.50, six months 4.50, and one year 8.00, with a note about Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and post office filing.
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the News
Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. Co
North Court St
Frederick, Md
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Eisenhower Nearing Return From Fitzsimons Hospital
President Eisenhower marks his 48th and final day at Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver. He plans to leave tomorrow for Washington on Columbine III, walk the ramp unaided, and address the nation from Lowry Air Force Base before a welcome home reception.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
Alwans
Sherman Adams
Columbine
Lowry Air Force Base
White House
Colorado
Income taxes are great levelers across earnings levels
A U.S. News analysis shows tax rates erode raises for all, with a single man earning $10,000 keeping only $3,094 of a $5,000 raise, and married families with two children retaining $3,756. Even a $50,000 raise on a $175,000 salary adds just $4,766 to take home, illustrating how taxes level earnings differences. It argues the tax system cuts deep into winners' gains and highlights the narrow after tax rewards of higher income.
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Sam
U. S. News & World Report
Uncle Sem
Jet airliners poised to reshape passenger travel
Pan American World Airways has placed orders for 45 jet airliners totaling about 269 million dollars, signaling jets as the future of passenger transport. The craft will halve overseas flight times to Europe and Hawaii, averaging 5350 to 800 miles per hour, with speed and performance near the sound barrier yet to be exceeded. Other major carriers are seen to follow soon.
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Pan American World Airways
Europe
Hawaii
Bich
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick County News Columns
Official vote counts show all Republicans elected in Frederick County. Mrs. Howard Gould visited Frederick with lunch at City Hotel before departing in a fine French automobile. Smith's True to Life Projection Company to perform in Middletown Opera House. Manor congregation members surprised Rev. Alvill Conner at Adamstown parsonage. Miss Bettie Doll hosts meeting to organize a Lutheran Bethesda Society to aid City Hospital.
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Frederick County
Howard Gould
New York
Frederick
City Hotel
F. Lester Smith
Harry L. Hagan
Middletown Opera House
Manor
Alvill Conmer
Adamstown
Bettie Doll
West Seconi Street
Lutheran Bethesda Society
Fasio Steck
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Historical column notes from November 16 1935 recounts include the election of Right Rev Charles F Heis Snider as Bishop of North Tokyo by Houston bishops, Harry Pettingall commander of Franc Post American Legion, a wounded World War I veteran receiving a Purple Heart, Frederick County Welfare Board facing relief funding cuts after November 30, and Dr Fred G Holloway named president of Western Maryland College from Western Theological Seminary presidency.
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Charles F. Heifsnider
Frederick
Tokyo
Japan
House of Episcopal Bishops
Houston
Tex
Harry Pettingall
Massus
Fie
Ventrathon
France
Frederick County
Maryland
Fred G. Holloway
Western Theological Seminary
Western Maryland College
Southern States Coop meets in Richmond for 32nd stockholders gathering
Glenn Stunkle of Dickerson and others will represent Southern States Cooperative members at the 32nd stockholders meeting in Richmond Virginia on November 16 and 17. Local managers J M Johnson and Arthur Esworthy will attend. O E Zacharias Jr will present the 1954 55 operations report and the six state Farm Talent Round-up finals offer a Ted Mack s appearance opportunity. Edmund Harding will give a humorist address and Alexeeen of Finchville Ky will preside at the opening session. The Talent Round-up is scheduled for Wednesday evening.
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Glenn Stunkle
Dickerson
Charles W. Rhoderick
Union Bridge
George C. Zinkham Jr
Thurmont
Raymond E. Keilholtz
Emmitsburg
Southern States
Richmond
William Devilbiss
J. M. Johnson
Billy Lee Coffindaffer
Arthur G. Esworthy
Southern States Cooperative Service
O. E. Zacharias Jr
Ted Macks
Edmund Harding
Washington
North Carolina
Alex ¥ Eeen
Finchville
Faro
Priest Ordained By Cardinal Gibbons Dies
Father George A Gleason of St Charles College who led the school for two years died after a three month illness in St Agnes Hospital. He was born in Providence Rhode Island and ordained in Baltimore in 1912 by Cardinal Gibbons. Surviving are two sisters in Providence. A memorial service will be held at the college chapel with further arrangements announced.
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Baltimore
George A. Gleason
Pressien
St Charles College
St Agnes Hospital
Eardd
Cardinal Gibbons
St Charles
Tn Iis
Father Gleason
Providence
Expects Gain In House Seats For Democrats
Washington reports differing views after elections as Democrats poised for larger House gains than 20 seats, while Republicans predict 22 seats. Senators Kefauver Humphrey foresee continued Democratic control. Curtis Neb cautions next year’s outcome depends on conditions, with presidential race as major factor. Party chiefs cite farm income and public power as pivotal issues shaping 1956 contest.
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Washington
Kirwan
Kefauver
Yenn
Humphrey
Minny
Congress
White House
Curtis R-Neb
Senate
House
Leonard W. Hall
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Truman
Questions And Answers And Collateral Forfeited
Q Is the force of a hurricane stronger over land or water A It is stronger over land when it moves over water it can break objects then lose force Q Did the expression up do Par originate with golf A No from the stock exchange where a security is bought or sold at par value Q What is the largest species of deer A The moose native of northern North America Q In railroading what are the different parts of the rail called A The base rests on ties the head is the top where wheels rest the web is between base and head COLLATERAL FORFEITED Magistrate Wilbur F Sheffield Tal Magistrate's Court this morn ing by George Ro Heres Hyattsville US 40 east Parry McCormick Washington improper passages on US 40 west Whaimer Devauter exceeding US 40 west Pere man Bo Patsota Baling exceeding US 40 west Whaimer Devauter Th exceeding US 40 West Sta4A Raters Bo Rall Brookeville operating on revoked license US 40 east 3 Robert J Henderson Middletown failure to obey traffic control device US 40 west Gare lon M Robinson Goodells Mich radl length of vehicle too long 4 weet cited by Trooper VoL Guranine Kone nets Withs RFD 2 Frederick stockless driving at Washington and Center streets MST Cited by Cus Officer Woc Rayypenn IN COMBAT TUST IST CAV DIV JAPAN Pvt Hezekiah Ti Alhaneh 20 son of Clarence T Albaugh Union Bridge Md recently took part in a regimental combat test held by the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan The average ace of sien employe rs py the hone a the listed industry is 4
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Wilbur F Sheffield
Tal
George Ro Heres
Hyattsville
Parry
McCormick
Washington
B.C Dishang
Laniis R Gayer
Cleveland
Pereman Bo Patsota
Baling
Sis
Whaimer
Devauter
Bo Rall Brookeville
Robert J Henderson
Middletown
CU. S
Garelon M. Robinson
Gnodells
Mich
Rad
Frederick
Rayypenn
Japan
Hezekiah Ti
Alhaneh
Clarence T. Albaugh
Union Bridge
1St Cavalry Division
National election trends and local race dynamics analyzed
Washington columnist David Lawrence surveys 1955 local contests in New Jersey Virginia Philadelphia and New York to gauge potential 1956 national trends. He notes governors may not reflect legislative shifts, scrutiny of corruption issues in Philadelphia, and the uneasy link between local issues and national party fortunes with apathy likely shaping turnout. He highlights Democratic resilience despite past corruption and cautions against overreading single elections.
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David Lawrence Washington
New Jersey
New York
Harriman
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Congress
Virginia
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Tammany Hall
New York City
National Democratic Party
Dixon-Yates
Armel
Cupyrirgah
New York Herald Tripime
Montgomery County Farm Bureau meeting banquet report
The 31st annual Montgomery County Farm Bureau gathering was held November 8 at the Montgomery County Cooperative Agricultural Center Gaithersburg with over 225 attendees. Guests included Rev. Ralph Mark Mrs Catharine Rhoads Wilson Heaps and C E Wise Jr. Officer elections were announced with Ward W. Ferrow as president and OL W Anderson among officers and directors listed. The program featured Bryan Kile Jr. on trumpet with Frieda Price on piano and Dr Paul B Nystron as guest speaker discussing farm priorities and national resource stewardship.
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Montgomery , County
Associated Women and War
P. Anderson
Associated Young People
Bryan Kile Jr
Frieda Price
Farm Bureau
Ward W. Ferrow
Germantown
Henry B. Hickerson
OL. W. Anderson
Gaithersburg
Poolesville
Jas
D. King
Boyds
James W. King
Barnesville
William D. Pyles
Sellman
Damascus
W. O. King
Laytonsville
Alice Masser
Rowe
Clarksburg
Darnestown
E. Clagett Jones
Olney-Wheaton
Colesville
D. W. Stabier
Spencerville
Associated Women
Presient
B. Z. Kile
George Fry
Derwood
Ward Ferrow
Rockville
Potomac-Bethesda
Harold Young
James D. King
Robert Stiles
Raymond Kemp
Andrew Thompson
Ednar
Harrison King
Paul B. Nystrom
Univ. of Maryland
Congressional Viewpoint by Senator Buller on Freedom and Communism
Senator Buller argues that universal rights stem from God and critique atheistic communism for enslaving minds and infiltrating institutions. He warns of communist infiltration within American free institutions and emphasizes vigilance against Soviet threats and subversive propaganda. Airman Thomas Jackson assigns to a Korea base in the 58th Fighter Bomber Wing.
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ATR
Asive
Kerete Airr Force
Thomas Jackson
Anna Jackson
Frederick
58Th
Ai Force
Ailmaan Lackson
de Air Force
Take Time to Dream and Love in a Sacred Digest
A digest from Leinster Leader quotes Bible thoughts on time and wisdom. It urges taking time to work, dream, love, look around, and laugh as paths to power, happiness, and faith, contrasting worship with God. The fragment reflects moral exhortation and religious reflection from an Insh Digest.
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Eadh
Wisdarm
Tme
Ie Saul
Leinster
Insh Digest
Head Of Amvets Auxiliary To Visit Here Next Sunday
The president of the National Amvets Auxiliary will visit the local organization next Sunday afternoon. A banquet honoring Mrs. Florence B. Stripe is set for four o'clock with other state and national Amvets officials expected. The meeting at the West Patrick street Post home included 24 members and a guest from Middletown. Plans for charitable hospital work and holiday activities were announced, including a donation to Operation Christmas at Victor Cullen Hospital and x ray unit volunteer efforts. Nominations were made for office with elections in December.
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Frederick Amvets
West Patrick Street
Veterans Way
Thouid
Culler
Avares
Tamoursoy
Secen
Conviction Watch
Osuatt
Amvets National Service Foundation
Ray Mond Cavalcade of
Frederick Theh School
Saivets
Meir Secees
National Amvels Auxiliary
Florence B. Stripe
Amvel
Alberta Walsh
Frederick Amvels
Post
Middletown
Amvets Auxiliary
Victor Cullen Hospital
Helen Musso
TB X-Ray
Amvets
Elizabeth Staley
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Hallowe'en
Baker Hospital
Staley
National Hospital
Am*yers
Seoul
Doris Englebrecht
Patsy Brown
Doris Peace
Katherine Hottman
Na Mae Devilbiss
Pauline Weddle
Virginia Bohn
Helen Warrenfeltz
Mary Skirk
Eileen Colliflower
Fannie Bayles
Ruth Ford
Mary Walsh
Doris Pargle
Fae
Pantin
Mrs Walsh
Son Follows Father Into Ministry
Rev Dr John W Fisher longtime pastor in Walkersville and Hagerstown moves to Emmanuel U. church. His son Rev BM Eugene Fisher leads St Pauls EAB church in Hagerstown. Both men pursued ministry after early careers in art and confectionery. The father received a 1923 quarterly license from Bishop A S Station and entered the Pennsylvania Conference.
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Westminster Theological Seminary
Walkersville
Calvary
Lemoyne
Hagerstown
Dr. Fisher
Baltimore
Lizette
Henry B. Knorr
Hyattsville
Max M. Fisher
Central Ymca
Columbus
William G. Fisher
Lancaster
M. Eugene Fisher
Eugene Fisher
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Emmanuel Church
Paul
Damascus
John W. Fisher
McKee Barclay
John Fisher
Ole
Frederick
A. 8. Station
Pennsylvania
Limited Brethren Church
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Roger W. Batre
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