Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Advertisement Listing
An old Frederick Maryland ad lists subscription rates for a Sunday paper from the Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Company at 36 North Court Street. Rates shown include single copies five cents and monthly options, with yearly discounts for prepaid plans. Content notes the newspaper was entered as second-class matter on October 5, 1933.
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Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Bureau of Circulations
Freoenck
Newspaper Week Observance Highlights press role in republic
The observance directs attention to the importance of the American press in a republic. It notes the press operates with freedom under minimal government interference, contrasts with state propaganda in Russia, and urges newspapers to serve the public honestly while the public defends its right to know the truth.
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Russia
Surplus Farm Production Outpaces Global Buying Power
Ezra Taft Benson warns that farmers produce more than the world can buy, causing malnutrition among large population segments. Delegates from twenty seven nations meet in Rome under the International Federation of Agricultural Producers to seek ways to move surplus goods to buyers, aiding both farmers and hungry peoples.
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Ezra Taft Benson
United States
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Rome
Italy
Benson
Native Talent Deserves Local Spotlight Not Outsiders
ALetters to the Editor urges appreciation for local, native performers over costly imports. The writer questions patronage patterns that favor distant reputations and calls for recognizing homegrown talent and community cultural life within the town.
Carroll-Davis House At Annapolis Moves To College Campus
The Carroll-Davis house, birthplace of Cariel Carrot the hax Tister and an example of colonial architecture, is being moved from downtown Annapolis to St Johns College campus to avoid demolition. Historic Annapolis raised funds to save the structure, honoring Carroll the American Revolutionary patriot who authored the Maryland Declaration of Rights.
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Annapolis
Carroll-Davis
Cariel Carrot
Carrol
Refugee Gaza Girls Pursue Jobs Abroad After Schooling
Wives grow scarcer as 259 0 refugees, fled Palestine during Arab Jewish clashes, flock to U N camps. After earning diplomas, refugee girls seek teaching nursing and secretary posts in Kuwait Iraq Libya Saudi Arabia with salaries far higher than in Cairo or Beirut. Many send earnings home, funding further education and plans to study in the United States.
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Cairo
Gaza
Srp
Palestine
U. N. Dole
Devries
United Nations
Kuwait
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Alexandria
Beirut
United States
Middle East
Raid Case To Grand Jury In Baltimore Club Bust
Police say the largest Baltimore club raid led by Sgt Hyman Goldstein resulted in 139 arrests in early Sunday hours. Only five were convicted, three for disorderly conduct, plus a woman for assaulting officers and a man fined 19 for challenging a dismissal.
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Baltimore & the Police Ser
Baltimore
Hyman Goldstein
Sale of the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway
The sale is completed and reorganized with James E Ingram Baltimore president Roger McSherry vice president Emory L Coblentz secretary Thomas T Haller treasurer Charles Oursler Baltimore to be road supervisor under new management. Francis Caldwell of Emmitsburg died suddenly after a horse driven by an automobile spooked it. he collapsed while walking home. Edgar Os McCardmild sold his three story fence on East Thad street to Jamies Ho Gambri Jr. Os Gos Fnm Udelmis nominated for House of Delegates on the Prohibition ticket declined due to his brother Nicadems Republican ticket. Gen Lo Victor Balghadyn ill at Poplar Ferrare near Frederick. he left for Avante City for improvement, Gen Raughnan showing progress and hoped sea air aids recovery.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Electvic Railway
James E. Ingram
Baltimore
Roger McSherry
Emory L. Coblentz
Thomas T. Haller
Charles Oursler
Francis Caldwell
Emmitsburg
Caldwell
Edgar OS
McCardmlil
Twenty Years Ago Meme From The Champes Of The News
Fragmented item notes events from Frederick City Hospital acquiring an electrocardiograph and a playground incident at Brunswick school. Mentions Bruce Porter, Party Brinsvieh, Vames H Falk, and Evangelical pastor Jak & Renn with retirement after long service.
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Champes
Qet
Frederick City
Hoaspital
Charles H Conley
Frunswick
Bruce Porter
Vrar Alt
Falk
Eisenhower second term talk gains traction amid health doubts
A Washington observer cites Dwight Eisenhower's past digestive episodes and public remarks on aging as factors fueling belief he might seek a second term despite his recent heart attack. The discussion weighs voter reactions to continuity versus a robust challenger and whether the president himself would consent to retirement or run again.
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David Lawrence Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Dwight Eisenhower
Winston
Churchill
Adenauer
Tice
Barkley
Kentucky
Green
Rhode Island
Nixon
Richard Nesan
Niaon
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Tar
Kerwin
Nis
Vivre
National
Om International
UM Porsoner
Firenhower
October Community Events Schedule Highlights
October listings detail Chamber of Commerce meetings Rotary and garden club events at Hood College All Saints parish hall and Francis Scott Key Hotel. Includes fairs at Frederick Fairgrounds, tours, lectures, concerts, and dinners by Peter Pan Inn, Hood College, and local clubs with dates from 3 to 27.
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Chamber of Commerce Economics Group
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hood College
Gambrill Gymnasium
Hudson Outdoor
Andrew G. Truxal
Coffman
Maryland Land
Newenmere Club
Tincheor
Thrasher Farm
Maryland
R. N. Miller Farm
Columbus Nay Telephone Pioneers
Mazerstown
Peter Pan Ina
Prudence Lodge
Airy
Town Hall
Hiram Daughton
International Cooperation Administration
Broddeck Hall
Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, Inc
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish
Carl Weinrich
Frederick Hood Club
Francis Scot Key
Frederick Republicans
Peter Pan Tan
Eagles
Eagles Home
Camp Detrick
Knights of Columbus
Robert G. Mickey
Dept. of
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Hereford Association
All Saints Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Sons of the American Revolution
Monovacy Valiey Association
Peter Pan Ton
Tall Cedars
Peter Pan
Inn
Catholic Daughters
St. John's School Hall
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Peter Pan Inn
Service Legislation Clarified For Frederick Youths At Armory
Col James E Bartgis pages youths eligible for new draft law to visit Company C 302nd Instruction Center at Fast All Saints street Armory for guidance Officers and staff will assist parents and sons Monday to Friday 7 to 8 pm in understanding reserve training rights and obligations under the act in Mt Airy area a new company activated November 17 will report to duty under Camp Ga David Garber.
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Frederick
James E. Bartgis
302Nd
Fast All Saints Street
Bartels
Ala
Campany
Mt Airy
Barizis
Acre
David Garber
Marital union at Wolfsville as Doris J Martin weds Robert Fogle
Doris J Martin daughter of Mroget Mre Richard A Martin and Robert B Fogle son of Mr and Mrs Burkhard Foyle were married September 18 at 4 PM at Evangelical United Brethren Church Wolfsville Rev Albert Snyder officiated with immediate family present. The bride wore a white cry stalline over satin dress and veil, carried a white Bible with an orchid. Maid of honor Elizabeth Mary wore maize lace over satin. Best man was Robert Saylor Walkersville. The couple plan a trip to Niagara Falls and Canada and reside at the groom's parents home. The bride, Middle town High School 1953 graduate, works for Ebert Ice Cream Co Frederick. groom also a 1953 Walkersville High School graduate, employed by Roney Motor Co. A reception September 24 followed. Prior to the wedding the bride was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sister Elizabeth.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
Doris J. Martin
Richard’ A. Martin
Robert B Fogle
Burkhard Foyle
Walkersville
Albert Snyder
Elizabeth Mary
Robert Saylor
Walkersvitle
Betty Martin
Selaist Sanz
Bart Grossnickle
Niagara Falls
Canada
Middletown High School
Ebert Ice Cream Co
Frederick
Walkersville High School
Roney Motor Co
Elizabeth
Harry Beyard
Hagerstown
Washington
Central Atlantic States
Boonsborn High School
Bon Ton
Haverstown
Greencastle High School
Pennsylvania
Kilwaren
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Kathe Kirwagen
Ludwig Spielmann
Frankfurt
Calvin McClelan Staub
Ernest W. Staub
Rocky Ridge
Charles H. Corbett
C. H. Corbett
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Carrol Fraley
Thurmtont
Chester T. Zentz
Ernest W. Stauber
Carroll Fraley
Ralph Scruten
Choe
Germany
America
Sroom
Thurmont High School
Army Security Agency
Staub
Virginia
Baltimore
Couker
Rychnowski
Mires
Josephine Rychonwski
Charles Fychnowski
Buffalo
N.Y
Robert A. Gouker
William Gouker Sr
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
N. Yu
Richard Fo Telock
Trene
Richard F Tifcack
Ronald Maczejewski
South Park Thigh School
University of Buffalo
Arnt
St Jdohn
Histoh Poeutiim
Uoos Avia
Syracuse
Moreland
Paralytic Polio Incidence Reduced
Detroit reports preliminary findings by Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele that the Salk antipolio vaccine has reduced paralytic polio cases among vaccinated children by about a third or more. He remains optimistic about continued protection as immunization expands and notes plans to test additional vaccines within weeks. The report also mentions testings and a Belgian instrument inventor linked to a name origin.
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Detroit
Leonard A. Scheele
Scheele
Fienamic Club
He Ney Fe
Weddings Swisher Stottlemyer Staub and Gouker unions
Multiple weddings reported in Boonsboro Thurmont and Buffalo. Margaret Ann Stottlemyer wed Donald Lee Swisher at Walkersville church with family attendants and plans to reside in Hagerstown. Kathe Kirwagen and Calvin Staub married in Thurmont Lutheran church with music by Rev Corbett. reception followed. Josephine Rychonowski wed Robert Gouker in Buffalo with sisters as bridesmaids. both couples begin new homes nearby.
Illnesses and recoveries reported at city hospitals
Among the sick is Joseph Hisenhauer executive secretary to the Mayor and Aldermen who fell ill at City Hall and was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital where he rests comfortably. Elizabeth Darner underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday and is listed as satisfactory. Earl F. Hargelt of 512 Biggs Avenue is recovering after surgery at University Hospital on Wednesday. Earl A. Grove of Bruns wick, a B&O brake man, has returned home from Charles Town Hospital with a broken heel and is progressing as expected.
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Joseph Hisenhauer
City Hall
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Darner
Frederick Avenue
Earl F. Hargelt
Biggs Avenue
University Hospital
Earl A. Grove
Bruns Wick
Baltimore and Ohio
Rairoad
Charles Town Hospital
Frederick Yards
Local Personal News From Dill Avenue and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Bentz return from a six week stay in San Fernando California. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kaemph and son Ronnie return after two weeks visiting friends and relatives in Wisconsin. L. D. Sager Jr and Mrs Sager announce the birth of a son Jeitry Terre at Montgomery County General Hospital near Olney. Mrs. Sager is formerly Bessie Bowings, daughter of B. F. Bowings. Adamstown. Mrs. Donald Bull and son Donnie sail from New York City September 29 aboard the U S America for Germany to join Pvt Donald Fr Butt stationed in Schweinfurt with the U S Army. Butts is son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Butts. Mrs Butts is daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Watkins Mt Airy.
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Edward A. Bentz
Dill Avenue
San Fernando
Calif
Hubert Kaemph
Ronnie
Old Braddock
Wisconsin
L. D. Sager Jr
Seneca
Jeitry Terre
Montgomery County General Hospital
Olney
Sage
Mrs Butts
Norman Watkins
Mt. Airy
Supreme Court Opens its New Fall Term
The Supreme Court opened its fall term amid a heavy docket foreshadowing broad issues in communism military justice and racial segregation. Chief Justice Earl Warren, amid speculation about potential GOP presidential plans, reiterated he would not seek the presidency. Opening day featured brief formalities as hundreds of cases await next week's sessions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hes
Eisenhower
Farmer
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Certificates Presented for Completing First Aid Course
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Carrol Manor Fire Company held a September 29 meeting with members of the fire company as guests. Dr. James Marrone presented certificates to twenty two recipients including Mrs. Jennings Bailey Jr. and Elizabeth K. Carlin. Rev. Charles Trunk emphasized the value of fire and ambulance services, a gift was given to Dr. Marrone, and refreshments followed as RB. Clark Gibson presided.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Fire Company
James Marrone
Jennings Bailey Jr
Meda Compher
R. H. Carey
Elizabeth K. Carlin
Frederick C. Carlin
Edgar Crawford
H. Robert DeRose
R. Lee Dutrow
C. Gibbons Sr
Grace H
Marrone
Sonny Starff
RB. Clark Gibson
First Buckeystown PTA fall meeting presided by Merril Adams
The Buckeystown PTA held its first fall meeting on September 20 with president Merril Adams presiding. Twenty three parents and teachers attended as William Grimes reported a balance of 300.22 and dues set at 50 cents per person. New school lights were installed and a note of thanks to Mrs William Powell and the Board of Education was discussed. Committees were named for Homeroom mothers, Program, Ways and Means, Playgrounds, Membership and more. The meeting also covered heating system improvements, a take in board accepted from Mr Landis, and plans to resurface the playground. The next meeting is October 18 at 7:30.
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Buckeystown
Bucckeystown
Merril Adams
William Grimes
William Powell
Board of Education
Dyer
Edgar van Fassen
Shankle
Gladys Wilt
Edwin Fox
Wo Miller
George Hildebrand
Miss Stup
Lester Dudraw
Snoots
William Landis
Ned Zeilec
William Canis
Landis
Wr Landis Vrs Gearse
Hildebrand
Lester Dudrow
Treasures’s Bank
Pike's Peak Named After Captain Zehulon Fike Explored Territory
In Colorado the peak known as Pike's Peak was named for Captain Zehulon Fike who, at President Jefferson's request, explored much of the Louisiana Territory.
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Pike's Peak
Colorado
Zehulon Fike
Jefferson
Lauisiana
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