Fredericks News Rates and Telegraphed Services Preview
The Frederick newspaper lists subscription prices by mail and carrier with monthly, semiannual, and annual options. It notes varying carrier delivery rates and mentions AP association and republication rights. The issue is stamped November 21, 191.
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Atomic power forecasts colliding with coal and oil costs
Dr. C. Rogers McCullough argues small underground nuclear plants may one day rival coal and oil for power, but current large plants and utilities still favor coal or oil. Consolidated Edison buys capacity for 1 million kilowatts, signaling nuclear is not yet economical. Pennsylvan ia Power & Light moves to long coal contracts. coal leases expand nationwide. The piece urges continued, businesslike pursuit of atomic economics despite limits.
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C. Rogers McCullough
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
McCullough
Consolidated Edison Co
New York
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co
Inconsistent Climate Claims Prompt Fresh Debate
The passage argues that decades of warnings about global warming and shrinking ice caps are contradicted by new readings showing a persistent cold wave since the 1940s. It notes cooling on 8 percent of the earth with only the United States, Western Europe, and phligveacntcony as exceptions, while suggesting experts resist challenges to their views.
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United States
Westenurope
Personal News Abroad and At Home In Brief
Miss Margaret Dronebure of Tramsville spends the winter in Florida with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Stup of Browningsville host Mrs Lillian Roelkey of Taneytown. Mr and Mrs Upton Gladhill of Damascus returned from a trip to Seattle Wash. Mr and Mrs Samuel Eiler of Philadelphia and Mrs Sarah Hoover visited Mrs Mollie Gledhill in Damastus recently.
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Margaret Dronebure
Tramsville
Florida
John Stup
Browningsville
Lillian Roelkey
Taneytown
Upton Gladhill
Damascus
Seattle
Wash
Samuel Eiler
Philadelphia
Sarah Hoover
Mollie Gledhill
Damastus
JohnsVille H Cub Holds Monthly Meeting
The Johnsville H Cub held its regular monthly meeting led by the president. The session opened with the singing of the H medce as nine officers and leaders answered roll call and reports.
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Johnsville
Trompson at White Santis Las Cruces
Amateur notes record a 6 MK event featuring Theo at White Santis in Las Cruces with unclear details and fragmented OCR text.
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Trompson
White Santis Las Cruces
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Cadet Training Notes at Naval School Pensacola
Fragmentary OCR notes from a Pensacola entry reference naval training. Mentions cadet status, the Naval School of Pre Figs, and partial names with unclear context. Difficult to extract a full event or outcome from the garbled text.
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Pensacola
Fla
Kain
Pat Wee Drax
Corel
Naval School of Pre- Figs
Fifty Years Ago From The News lest Files November 21 1911
Yuen Su in China has been attacked and sacked by Chinese but missionaries are safe. Massacres may extend through Shan Si province, directed mainly at Manelius. Civic Club plans a two day supper to raise funds for Five-and-a-Half. Frederick Railroad Co official discusses an electric rail link between Frederick and Brunswick if residents assist. Captain D John Markey in unusual dinner feat after a possum and potato meal found by his wife at the door. James Bowers and bride return from Baltimore. Mrs Bowers was Hattie Griffin. Brunswick youths plan Thanksgiving ball November 30 with Stewart's Orchestra. committee named. Walter H Henderson, son of former Judge James B Henderson, killed in Bottom Creek Coal mine at Vivian W Va. age 29.
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China
Shanghai
Shan Si
Manelius
Frederick Railroad Co
Frederick
Brunswick
D. John Markey
East Third Street
Capt. Markey
Capt
Markey
James Bowers
Baltimore
B, and C. Depot
Joseph Baker
Bowers
Hattie Griffin
Red Men's Hall
Stewart
Messrs
W. P. Nicodemus
J. E. Dolwick
N. E. Jenkins
T. J. Caniford
G. B. Ginges
W. B Phalen
Walter H. Henderson
Bottom Creek Coal and Coke Company
Vivian
W. Va
James B. Henderson
Montgomery County
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1921
The item lists local draft notes and jury draws for Frederick for December term court. It mentions Lieut Col Amos R Koontz as State Medical Director of Selective Service, and notes a car collision on East Street involving Lee Roy Castle. A British Libya push reportedly probes axis lines, and Roosevelt says no new developments in Far Eastern talks. The text references Tobruk, bank meeting attendance, and a city disaster threat.
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Amos R. Koontz
Selective Service
Frederick
Joseph E. Bussard
Francis
Gaither
Walter F. Zeigler
T. Edgie Russell
Jesse C. Shaver
Macow
Roosevelt
Libya
North Africa
Tobruk
Lee Roy Castle
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Births at Frederick Memorial Hospital November 1620
Frederick area births listed from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Names include James Robert White Jr, Tanja Gaye Danner, Karen Lynn Minnick, Sharon Ann Staley, Max Adelbert Baer Jr, Robin Lynn Devil Kiss, Darlene Frances Randolph, Crystal Lynne Grossnickle, Lisa Anne Hering, Renee Elizabeth Zier. Also notes Knouse gunnery training and veterans event with Santa letters.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
James Robert White
Frederick
James Robert Jr
William G. Danner
Tanja Gaye
Jerry Wayne Minnick
East Church Street
Karen Lynn
Minnick
Bonnie Lee Adams
Thomas Edward Staley
Route 7
Sharon Ann
Max A. Baer
North Market Street
Max Adelbert Jr
Baer
Kay Helen Grimes
Franklin Devil- Kiss
Route 3
Robin Lynn
Ervin Randolph
Hyattstown
Darlene Frances
Harold M. Grossnickle
Route 1
Middletown
Crystal Lynne
Joseph L. Hering
Buckerstoun
Lisa Anne
Paul L. Zier
Renee Elizabeth
Hammond Named to Know-How Committee
Richard D. Hammond manager of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce was appointed to the Know-How Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives. Announcement was made today by W Scott Christopher of Tampa Florida president of the National Association.
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Hammond
Richard D. Hammond
Frederick
Funeral services for Mrs Myrtle Adelsperger Eldersburg
Funeral services for Myrtle Adelsperger of Eldersburg were held at the Winfield Church of God with Rev. Walter Zabel officiating and Rev. Charles Muraelian assisting. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included George Mellatt Arthur Boone Edward Kegel Richard Gardner Herman Manahan and Clarence Krickler. C M Waltz and Son directed the service.
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Myrtle Adelsperger
Eldersburg
Winfield Church of God
Walter Zabel
Charles Muraeian
George Mellatt
Arthur Boone
Edward Kegel
Richard Gardner
Herman Manahan
Clarence Krickler
C. M. Waltz and Son
George L. Freeman
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Gerald LaPorta
Lakeview Memorial Cemetery
Robert and
Joseph Abel
Eugene Friezzel
George
Truman Franklin
Carroll Carr
Local Hospital Updates And A Census Note
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Miss Annie E Smith daughter of Mrs Mabel L Smith 228A South Carroll street Frederick is a medical patient. Mr Fred Burgee 107 West Fourth street on the critical list since surgery November 16 at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore is slightly improved. County Engineer C Wilson Rankles under medical treatment is in fairly good condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs William Burke of Kemptown is convalescing at home after an operation at Frederick. Mrs Radie Bader Arlington Va transferred from Boxwood Gardens to Apine at Potomac. Mr C Edgar Happy Clingan 24 Hamilton Avenue remains in an unchanged condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a medical patient. Oldest liberalist stole ce for Arkansas had a population of men wes of the Alleghenies is 1 082 at the time of the 1810 Census Kenyon College Gambier Ohio.
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Annie E. Smith
Mabel L. Smith
South Carroll Street
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fred Burgee
West Fourth Street
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
C. Wilson Rankles
William Burke
Kemptown
Radie Bader
Arlington, _Va
Boxwood Gardens
Aapine
Potomac
C. Edgar
Happy) Clingan
Hamilton Avenue
Deaths in area feature multiple obituaries
Obituaries note the deaths of Harry L. Aurand 72 of Taneytown Nellie Wilhide Aurand survive with three children and four grandchildren. Funeral at Fuss funeral home Taneytown with interment Keysville cemetery. Also Mrs Laura M. Bushey 79 of Bushey Road near Sykesville. services at Waltz funeral home Winfield with Westminster cemetery interment. J Luther Smyre 84 of Boonsboro. funeral East funeral home Boonsboro. Mrs Josephine Seiss 84 of Bromnsburg. funeral at St Anthony’s Church with interment in church cemetery. Families of these deceased include multiple children grandchildren and siblings.
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Harry L. Aurand
Nellie Wilhide
Aurand
Taneytown
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
John and
Margaret Boggs Aurand
Earle Aurand
Middleburg
Robert L. Aurand
Frances E. Aurard
Moose Lodge
Frederick
Fuss Funeral Home
Taney ‘Town
Wilbur Whelan
Keysville
John 5. Bushey
Laura M. Bushey
Bushey Road
Sykesville
John
Bushey
Carroll County
James
Elizabeth Keller
James L
Frank L. Bushey
Winfield
Harry Keller
Charlotte Keller
Baltimore
Waltz Funeral
Westminster Cemetery
Henry Brown
Charles F. Seiss
Josephine Seiss
Paul Eckenroad
Bromnsburg
Fairfield
Louis G
Cecila Brawner
Butt
St. Anthony's Shrine
Blessed Virgin Mary's Sodality
Charles A. Seiss
Silver Spring
Benjamin A. Seiss
Waynesboro
Leroy DeHoff
York
Curtiss C. Glass
Francis E. Seiss
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony’s Church
Vincent Tomalski
Sodality
M. L. Creager and Son
Incomplete OCR Leads to Vague Public Notice
Fragmentary text references a state governor, a commissioner, and a commercial intrastate service. The readable items are unclear and no specific action, date, or location is established. Further text is needed for a proper summary.
Promotions at United Insurance add two district leaders
L Lewren Sibert of United Insurance announces William D. Grove and William V. Patterson are promoted. Grove becomes Cumberland district manager with Patterson as assistant. Both will relocate families. Grove, FredericK native and Korean War veteran, led local civic groups and Little League. Patterson, Baltimore native, ex banker and post office worker, joined United in 1938 and maintains a strong record. Both are active in church and community. Patterson is married to Harriet Ball with two daughters.
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L. Lewren Sibert
United Insurance Company of America
William D. Grove
William V. Patterson
Grove
Cumberland
Patterson
Frederick High School
Sibert
Frederick
Optimist Breakfast Club
M. Grace Rothenheeler
Baltimore
City College
American Institute of Banking
U.S. Post Office
Mercantile Trust Company
The
United
Harriet Ball
Frank H. Lewis
West Frederick
Alixy
Suzanne
Yellow Springs
Let Us Be Thankful Home Demonstration Message
Beatrice Fehr urges readers to reflect on Thanksgiving, linking gratitude to home and church. She notes the nation's long tradition since the Pilgrims and calls for prayer and thanks for the year’s bounties, urging sincere practice over hollow words.
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Beatrice Fehr
Thanksgiving Reflection On Giving And Thoughtful Aid
A fragmented meditation on Thanksgiving urges stocktaking and betterment through imaginative, intuitive good deeds. It stresses giving wisely by addressing clear needs and avoiding imposing charity, while encouraging broader, thoughtful acts beyond the self.
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