Local News Notice Fragment from Frederick MD Publication
Fragmentary newspaper text shows subscription rates and delivery notes. It mentions Mary and Sunday edition details, Association Press credit, and post office filing in Frederick Maryland. Content is incomplete but indicates standard paid subscription terms and delivery policy.
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Ivery
GABA
Southern
FTG & Mfo CO
Fregenca
Gegie
Carrer
Wemser Ava
Associated Press
Associatea Press
Frederick
Western Europe may take more burden of world leadership
The piece argues the United States bears heavy global duties and may share more with Western Europe as Marshall Plan era gains reduce American burden. It cites Europe’s recovery, high living standards, and forecast growth to 1970, suggesting greater European military and financial responsibility alongside continued American leadership.
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Free World
United States
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Egypt
Israel
Congo
Twentieth Century Fund
Europe
Western
Western Europe
Letter to the Editor Urges Reservoir Site for Vocational School
A reader urges sits trustees to repurpose the former reservoir for a vital vocational school. They call for accountability from authorities and emphasize training that yields employable skills, basic education, and marketable capabilities for students. The letter warns against local group squabbles over the site and advocates a farmed, fair operation.
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YMCA
Civic Center
Fifty Years Ago From The Newn-Post Files
Chronicle of local events including a Buckeystown horse incident, a near-complete barn replacement east of Middletown, bicycle mishap on East Church street, several typhoid cases near Burkittsville, hunting results with many game bags, incorporation papers for Idea Garage Company, United Fire Co's hose wagon sale note, and worry over a Waterous engine arrival by Thanksgiving.
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Leo Michael
Buckeystown
C. EL Cline
Lloyd Jeffries
Richard Kefauver
Middletown
Murray Foot
East Church Street
Mr. Moser
Burkittsville
Edward Schell
Wessrs
Samuel Brown
Frank Staley
Dn EL L. Sehmid
George Ross
Idea Garage Company
Elias B. Ramsburg
Sarmuel G. Duvall
Grayson H.taley
Ramsburg
Staley
Duvall
Charles H. Conley
Thomas C. White
J. Windsor Williams
United Fire CO
Chambersburg Company
Uniteds
Waterous
Engline
Frederick
Armistice Day parade draws huge crowd in Brunswick
Twenty years ago from the News-Post files, November 11 reports 2000 witnesses at a Brunswick Armistice Day parade with bells and bombs marking each war year. The Mercury dropped to 29 degrees after snow flurries. Rev. Samuel Johnston spoke at a church dinner. Raymond Tompkins urged Red Cross support. local banks plan nearly $200 in Christmas funds. a fire damaged the Water Street frame shop of Leonard Fogle in Thurmont.
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Joseph Stalin
Roosevel
Brunswick
Baker Park
Samuel §. Johnston
All Saints Episcopal Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bridge Winners Charity Master Point Missing Noted
The Frederick Duplicate Bridge Club held its weekly event at the Eixs Club on Monday. Winners earned charity master points as players prepared for next week with a 7:30 pm start replacing the usual 7:45 pm time.
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Eixs Club
Frederick Duplicate Bridge
Obituary notices and club meeting reports from Walkerville
Obituaries note Francis A Hammond widow of Francis A Hammond dies in Cincinnati after a long illness. funeral in Baltimore with entombment at Green Mount Cemetery. Howard Henry Robinson dies in Hagerstown aged 69. services in Frederick with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Civic groups report Civinettes Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Rev Trunk speaker and charity events. Susanna Wesley Class at Walkerville Methodist Church reviews Bible lessons and plans Christmas party. Bridge column lists hands East West and contract.
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Francis A. Hammond
Laura E. Hammond
Francis
Frank) A. Hammond
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas W
Laura E. Johnson
Frederick
Edwin J. Simpson
Carrie Baker
William J. Tickner and Sons
North
Pennsylvania
Avenues
Baltimore
Green Mount Cemetery Mausoleum
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key
Naomi Blumenauer
Charles Trunk
Edith Ramsburg
Trunk
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Blumenauer
John Cordyak
Victor Cullen Hospital
Guess
Lillian Myers
Mabel Cecil
Dorothy Lescalleet
Alm Semler
Susanna Wesley
Walkerville
Wilfred Wisner
Harry 0. Smith
God
Harvey Strine
Lew Snot
Lynn Smith
Grayson Smith
Cits
Deaths Charles David Albaugh and others in area obits
Charles David Albaugh 77 of Walkersville died Friday at Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg after three weeks illness. Survived by wife Nettie Harman Albaugh two sons J Thomas Taneytown Harman G Albaugh and two grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 p.m. at Woodsboro with Rev Howard Miller officiating interment Mt Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Also listed are Hattie Viola Dayhoff 46 of Thurmont and other relatives with funeral arrangements pending.
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Howard Henry Robinson
Lincoln Apts
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Lucy Doozie Jackson Robinson
Henry
Lavenia Robin
Leesburg
Charles H. Robinson
Frederick
Hicks Funeral
Fromm
H. Queen
Fairview Cemetery
Charles David Albaugh
Walkersville
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Frederick County
George E
Alice Beck Albaugh
Nettie Harman Albaugh
J. Thomas
Taneytown
Harman G
Glen Burnie
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodsboro
Powell and Harizier
Howard Miller
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Birely Finkle H. Birely
Ladiesburg
Sykesville
Adam and
Jane Andrews Birely
Millie K. Smith Birely
Middleburg
Middletown Book Fair Opens With 500 New Titles For Youth
The annual Middletown Elementary School book fair is set for November 18 in the auditorium. The PTA sponsored event features over 500 new books for nursery to teens, with sections like A Trip to Space, Trip to Fiction Land, and Trip to Sport Land. Activities include science demonstrations by Miss Joan Anzobhie and Jax Engie, with exhibits open 9 am to 7 pm.
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Middletown
PTA
Yvoung
Hood
Atfair
Rotten Penni
Marshland State Fair Opens with Busy Cattle Show
The Marshland State Fair kicks off with cattle Timonium G reuer and Admiral Lest tending livestock amid a bustling exhibition. Officials report strong attendance and early bids at the gro, with exhibitors optimistic about this year’s displays.
Two Decades of Partnership Power in Bridge
Alvin Roth and Tobias Stone of New York form one of the strongest bridge pairs, using a unique preemptive jump shift in their bidding. In a recent hand Roth converted Stone’s three diamond bid into a diamond game, catching the defense off guard as they failed to stop the long diamonds and the pair secured the game.
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Alvin Roth
Tobias Stone
New York
United States
South
West
East
North
Stone
Roth
Education Week Observed Locally in Frederick County Schools
Education Week observed as parents visit classrooms. Joseph M. Kline commends school board members and staff for improving instruction. Since 1950 enrollment rose from 10 123 to 13 502 this September with more than 700 educators holding advanced degrees and more classroom construction planned.
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Joseph M. Kline
Frederick
Maryland
Kline
Truman Coffee Chat with Newswomen at Mayflower
Former President Harry S. Truman and wife Bess attended a Washington coffee in the Mayflower Hotel dining room hosted by the American Newspaper Women’s Club to honor the Trumans and their family. Margaret Truman and E. Clifton Daniel Jr. joined the remarks, with anecdotes about the White House decor and family life, while questions covered the Berlin Wall and Kennedy’s challenges.
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New York Times
Truman
White House
Kennedy
Margaret
United States
Berlin Wall
Gazhi
Washington
Charles County
Mr. Truman
Katherine M. Brooks
Kate Scott Brooks
Lively Katharine
Mama
Kay
Sarah McClendon
Trumans
Frederick
Pay Increase Asked For School Custodians
Odd wording reports that the chief custodian agreed to higher salaries for custodians, noting only two men would qualify. The piece mentions division over sex and pay, with references to pre war timing and potential costs at $74 per week.
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Tission
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Basrouse Burns
Newn-Post Files
News-Post
Lioyd E. Fellenz
Army Chemical Center
John M. Palmer
Army
Provo Army
Achern
Achorn
Arsenal
Jacoby
Glenwood B. Achorn, Jr
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Arkansas
Fort Detrick
Eugene A. Dayhoff
Hattie Viola Dayhoff
Thurmont
Western Maryland Chronic Hospital
Thurmost
James Few
Rocky Ridge Church of the
Ethel Schell
Easton
Roland Dayhoff
Knoxvile
Marvin Dashoff
Romaine Gruber
Rocky Ridge
Betty Brown
Barbara Clayrmont
Patricia
John Henry
Howard F Linwood
Roland Few
Carroll Fee
Michard Few
Creagers- Fes
Tear ThemaraTy
Puurien
Hanion East Sianet
James Mobery
Gery Hetagen
Bern
Fracenck Commerce
Freterick County
Mea Fae
Torschan
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