The News Freder 1954 subscription rates notice
The Frederick newspaper lists subscription rates with options for monthly, three months, six months and yearly payments. It notes postal distribution and that the paper is a second class mail item. The date shown is Friday November 26 1954 and it appears under a masthead for The Brabat Southern Printing Co.
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Frederick
Frider
the News
Brabat Southern Ptg
MFG, CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circuations
Woman Killed In Wreck At Interchange
A Taneytown mother of two driving toward Washington died after her car failed to stop at a Maryland Delaware interchange on US 40. Her vehicle spun, struck an eastbound car driven by Earl Scott of Penns Grove New Jersey, and she was hospitalized with fatal injuries. Funeral arrangements are set for Union Bridge with interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Taneytown
Washington
New Market
U. S. 40
Manie
Isabelle Grossnickle
Earl O. Scott
Penn's Grove
N. J
Grosstickle
Tredenek Memorial Hospital
MSP
Charles D. Mades
Scott
Arville T. Grossnickle
Chalmer J. Grossnickle
Silver Spring
Geraldine A. Coleman
Erma Eyler
Keymar
Mariguerite Thompson
Florida
Union Bridge
New
Chester Hill
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Bladensburg Road
Washington, D. C
Hartzleriana Sons
Plastics in Building Shape Future Home Concepts
The Plastics in Building conference in Washington showcased an era of versatile materials transforming homes and industry. Architects described features from maintenance reduction to colorful panels, translucent interiors, and a hexagonal future house that opens to the outdoors. The event emphasized imagination limited only by public acceptance. Ash Wednesday palms burned from Palm Sunday blessed palms conclude the piece.
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Washington
Annual Donation and Children’s Day Held at Junior Hall
The event drew between four and five hundred children, with many contributions and a realized dice sum. A football game at Athletic Park between Frederick and Olympia AC ended in a scoreless tie, with Frederick near a goal when play halted and player James Oden suffering serious injuries. Maj. E. J. Goldsborough announced Vermont’s $500 appropriation for a Monocacy battlefield monument. An United Drill Association wrestling show featured Feigley, Wirts, Kid Taylor, and Billy Boyer, plus a Marsh vs Fleshman boxing match. New market street awnings replace curb poles, improving street appearance in front of C Thomas Kemp dry goods.
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Junior Hall
Athletic Park
Frederick
Olympia Athletic Club
Baltimore
James Oden
Maj. E. ¥. Goldsborough
Monocacy Battlefield
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News dated November 26 1934 report a freight wreck near Mt. Airy Junction with ten cattle killed two derailed cars and freight traffic halted on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Protestant churches urged congregations to oppose indecent movies with pledge cards. Miss Hallie T Ott Rose Mont a supervisor of schools recovered from a fractured knee and was able to go out. George C Thompson chemistry professor at Mt St Marys College named justice of the peace for Emmitsburg by Gov. Richie succeeding J Hears Stokes.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
Mt. Airy Junction
Hal Lee T.ott
Rosemont
George C. Thompson
Mt. St. Maris College
Emmittsburg
Gov. Richie
J. Hears Stokes
Infant Dies After Eating Aspirin Tablets
Two year old Andrea Gale Dixon of Lovettsville Virginia died after ingesting aspirin tablets at home. She died Wednesday in Loudoun County Hospital Leesburg after being rushed there Monday. Survived by mother Anna Axline Dixon two brothers Henry Ronald Dixon and Larry David Dixon maternal grandfather Kenry M Axline all of Lovettsville. Body at home where friends may call. Funeral at Mt Olivet Methodist Church at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev Edward J Kylie. Burial in church cemetery. R F E Brown funeral director in charge.
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Andrea
Gale Dixon
Anna Axline Dixon
Lovettsville
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Henry Ronald ‘Dison
Larry David Dixon
Kenry M. ‘Axline
Mt. ‘Olivet Methodist Church
Edward JH
Kylie
R. FE. Brown
Dorothe Brown Funeral and Interment Details In Chambersburg
Funeral services were held at Allison Funeral Home in Emmitsburg for Dorothy M. Brown who died in Chambersburg. Interment followed at Mt View cemetery in Emmitsburg. Pallbearers included Seymour Williams Walter Bowe Lloyd McCull William Chase James Wolstan and Charles M. Frealing with other mourners and local religious and lodge members in attendance. Interment was at the local Luihe era cemetery with various city officials mentioned.
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Allison Funeral Home
Emmitsburg
Juesttay
Asia
Dorothy M. Brown
Chambersburg
Paco Saturdas
John Sullivan
Mt. View Cemetery
Manmitsburgs
Seymour Wale Liams
Walter Bowe
Lloyd Vwccull
William Chase
James Wolstan
Charles M. Frealing
Oscar Brown
William Strohie Atle
Paul 0 Simpson
Ray & Gastley
Tl Falk
Harry Qosehoeder
Byran Winebreney
Howard Wal Hanech
Luiheeran
Etehison
Deaths Francis H. Gosnell and several local figures
Francis Howard Gosnell 83 retired carpenter and longtime resident near Woodbine died at home. Survived by sister Flora Conaway and brother Leonard H. Gosnell. Services at 2 p.m. at Morgan Chapel Methodist Church with Rev. C. D. Cunningham. Interment in church cemetery. Also listed are obituaries for Mrs. Norman N. Moody, Albert Wootton, Harley E. Schwearing, Miss Rosa B. Kemper, and Mrs. Mars Hines Manell detailing ages, families, residences, and funeral arrangements.
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Francis H. Gosnell
Francis Howard Gosnell
Near Woodbine
Frederick County
Francis W
Mary L. Gosnell
Flora Conaway
Wood
Bine
Leonard H
Gosnell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Morgan Chapel Methodist Church
C. D. Cunningham
Church
C. M. Waltz
Miss Colbert and Bowers to Marry Saturday
Festivities surround the wedding of Miss Ann Natalie Colbert daughter of Mr and Mrs William Delaplaine Delaplaine Dill Avenue and Ensign Martin Luther Bowers Jr son of Mr and Mrs Martin L Bowers Sr with out of town guests arriving for the Evangelical Reformed church ceremony at four thirty in the afternoon and a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Local and visiting attendees include Miss Betty White Milton Mass Hood College classmate and Mrs Russell Stone of Southington Conn along with Lt Grayson Bowers and family guests of Mrs Bowers at the Bowers home.
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Miss Colbert
Upper College Terrace
Andrew G. Truaal
Hood College
T. Stuart Haller
Navy
Pacific
Colbert
Evangelical Reformed Church
Francis Scott Key
Betty White
Milton
Mass
William T. Delaplaine
Russell Stone
Corrie
Clifton
Southington
Conn
Martin L. Bowers Sr
Stone
Bowers
Grayson Bowers
Grayson, Jr
Killeen
Tex
Tobias Zimmerman
Next In Heritage Series At Hood College Monday
The American Educational Heritage talk, third in Hood College’s American Heritage series, will be given Monday at eight by Dr. Clara P. McMahon associate professor of education. The talk covers evolved objectives and methods in education. McMahon has taught at high school and college levels and served with the U S Office of Education. The series is sponsored by Hood College and Friends of the Library with chair Si Andrew G. Meyer. sessions are in Alumnae Hall and open to the public with a small admission daily or series basis.
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Hood College
Clara P. McMahon
Hood
Wil
Goucher
Johns Hopkins University
McVahon
United States Office of Education
Johns Hopkins Press
Friends of the Hood College Library
Si Andrew G. Meyer
Reonchaf
Adnministon
Yoshida May Call For General Election
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida signals a general election as a Diet session nears. Power is contested among three factions including conservatives and a socialist group, with lines hardening for a potential leadership showdown.
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Yoshida
Toryoqf
Shigeru Yoshida
Japan
Eskimos Favored Despite Underdog Tag for Grey Cup
The Edmonton Eskimos, 3 10 1 underdogs, arrive in Toronto amid wet conditions at Varsity Stadium after intermittent rain. Coach Frank Pont Ivy hoped a fast dry field would aid Eskimo speed as they prepare to face the Montreal Alouettes in Canada’s greatest sports spectacle.
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Toronto
Edmonton Eskimos
Eskimos
Montreal Alouettes
Varsity Stadium
Edmonton
Frank Pont Ivy
Canada
ADVOCATE Word Study From An Old Lesson
This item presents a dated English lesson on the word Advocate. It defines advocate as to plead in favor and to support publicly. It cites a sample sentence about advocating the president's suggestions.
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W. L. Gordon Wor
Scotland
Bread Of Life by Rev. A. Purnell Sailey
At Princeton University a doorway bears Socrates words on the door-post "Roon thy elf" as a sophomore is credited with chalking the scene. The fragment notes a campus moment tied to philosophy and student activity.
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A. Purnell Sailey
Princeton University
Socrates
Croce
Double Ring Wedding in Frederick on November 13
Rev Herbert Jordan solemnized the Nuptials of Julia C. Hann and Charles F. Hahn at Saint John's Church Frederick. The couple, both of Frederick, reside on Araby Road after a southern states honeymoon. Attendants were John L. Hahn and Mrs John L. Hahn. Reception followed at the groom's home. Engagements announced for Betty Lou Kemp and James L. Stine. Margaret Irene Exler to Guy T. Parrish with December 22 wedding planned. Exter works at Woodsboro factory, Parish at Littlestown plant.
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Hand—wHann
Herbert Jordan
Saint John's Catholic Church
Julia C. Hann
Richard P. Baer
Charles F. Hahn
Frederick
John L. Hahn
Robert Hess
Araby Road
Howard M. Kemp
Betty Lou
James L. Stine
Millard Stine
G. Frederick
Katherine Harbaush
New Sudway
Margaret Irene Exler
Guy T. Parrish
Raymond Parrish
Union Bridge
Miss Exter
Woodsboro
Mr Parrish
E. L. White Company
Littlestown
Letters Granted In Bellassai Estate
The Orphans Court granted Theresa Contino admin duces to estate of Biagio H. Bellassai, valued over $30,000. Willed to widow Mary M. Bellassai and son Salvatore J. Bellassai, probate in New York while decedent resided in Frederick County. Assets include 709 Magnolia Ave home, a Buick Roadmaster, bank accounts totaling about $11,660, and household furnishings.
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Orphans Court
Theresa Contino
Baltimore
Biagio H. Bellassai
Mary M. Bellassai
Salvatore J. Bellassai
Troy
N. Y
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Contino
Rensselaer County
Frederick County
First opera singer on commercial radio series
Questions and answers cover history and trivia. Lawrence Tibbett is cited as the first opera singer on a commercial radio series. Other items note volcano activity in El Salvador and Stromboli, Captain Kidd’s real/legend status, and Elisabeth Blackwell as America’s first woman physician. The piece includes literary queries about Longfellow and Evangeline, and prints a moralistic closing note on obedience.
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Lawrence Tibbett
Peaceful Co existence Punch in Eye By Red China
In a bold breach of the Panmunjom pledge the Peiping government sentences 15 American airmen to four years to life, signaling a violation that fuels opposition to Red China’s UN admission. President Eisenhower warns that peaceful co existence is multi meaning and urges vigilance against complacency as dire prison exchanges and broader Cold War tensions unfold.
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Red
China
David Lawrence Wassington
Peiping
Aimen
Panmunjom
Great Britain
Red China
United Nations
Congress
United Na‘tion
America
United States
Knowland
California
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
Russia
Ill and recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick Mr. W Vernon Dison Peart entered Frederick Memorial hospital Wednesday evening and underwent surgery Thursday morning. He is reported in satisfactory condition. Fats Putman Hansonville underwent surgery last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Dwight Smith Tacar old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Jefferson underwent an appendectomy at Friedorishmatziat Hospital recently. He is reported getting along nicely.
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W. Vernon Dison
Peart
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Fats Putman
Hansonville
Dwisht Smith
Tacar
Charles Smith
Jefferson
Friedorishmatziat Hospital
Mudd urges motorists to update license plate files
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Thomas B R Mudd says the department stands ready to prepare applications for new plates and urges owners to notify the agency if their address is incorrect The Chicago River is noted as the only river that flows away from its mouth due to an engineering feat.
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Thomas B. R. Mudd
Chicago
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Charles Trout
Harry Trout, Jr
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Harry Trout
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Register of Wills
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Roy C W. Schaffer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Women's Club
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John J. Wilcom
Urbana
Benjamin C. Dudderer
Mary D. Dudderer
New Windsor
St John’s Catholic Church
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
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Dolly Lawson
Wilcom
Roxie Lee Montgomery
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Roy Gasnell, Jr
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Leoma Myers
Libertytown
Davis Studio
Bellassai Estate
el Salvador
Mediterranean Sea
Captain Kidd
William Kidd
Kidd
Greenock
Slyabeth Blackwell
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Supreme Court
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Dape
Nea Sermoing
Nist
World Council of Churches
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