Four The News front page notice of publication details
The Frederick News of October 4 1955 lists publication info including daily except Sundays distribution by the largest Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co in Frederick Maryland subscription rates five cents for single copies and advance term prices up to eight dollars yearly noting Audit Bureau of Circulations membership and second class mailing status.
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the News
Frederick
THE
Reat Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Freedenck, Mcn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Washington column questions security rules over relatives in subversive cases
A Washington column critiques Navy and Coast Guard practice in security clearances, arguing that proximity to a relative connected with communism should not automatically trigger punitive action. It questions how boards assess susceptibility to blackmail and notes issues with evaluating unsuitability related to homosexuality and alcoholism, urging clearer, fact-based judgments.
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David Lawrence Washington
Eugene W. Landy
Secretary of the Navy
Charles S. Thomas
Landy
Secretary of Defense
Communist Party
de Cudes
Coast Guard
Thumas
Sandy
United States
Wolf Lade
Jinsky
Senate Subcommittee On Civil Service
Washington Post
Cork
Brita
Burgess
Washington
MacLean
Charac
Cano
Amte Amer
Can
United
Ates
Pablos
Social security funding doubts amid proposed benefit liberalization
The Tax Foundation warns the social security fund may not cover future annuities under a House bill expanding benefits. Lowered eligibility for women and earlier disability benefits raise costs, risking higher payroll and possibly income taxes by 2000. An actuarial review before any expansion is advised. An unrelated accident on West Patrick Street caused about 100 in damage to a Pennsylvania car and slight damage to a local man's vehicle. no charges filed.
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Federal Treasury
Tax Foundation
Senate
Congress
Patrick
Catoctin Avenue
Pennsylvania
RFD 1
Ray T. Butson
Washington County
Benjamin Franklin
Warrink
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Fifty years ago notices report porch removals on Carroll street keeping residents annoyed and a screen door cut. The Old Mike, a F and ML Railway car, was washed as part of routine. Frederick County Agricultural Society invites Mystic Shriners of Almas Temple to attend the Frederick Fair week after next with about 500 expected on a special train and a dedicated HQ. Evangelical Lutheran church plans the 50th anniversary dedication ceremony in early December. Miss Jennïf Perkins has sold a house on West Route street to Mrs. Louisa C. Haller of Frederick.
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Carroll Street
Mike
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mystic Shriners of
Almas Temple
Washington
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jennif Perkins
Soldier House
West
Rureh Street
Louisa C. Haller
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago item notes weather turning cool with frost and low temperatures, plus scattered local items. Frederick Post offices update staff changes and swearing in new substitutes. Local university notes include a church planning a pipe organ installation and ROTC cadet promotions at Gettysburg College.
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Frederick
Ias
Hezan & Force
Exdor Sun
Jon Endir
Janes
Grove
Unive Brethren Church
Rolinure
Jay i Seyn
WM Kimball
Charles 8
Sarn
Sanner
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Temperature Rise Fair Throngs With Pony Show Spotlight
The Eau County Fair features open class judging and livestock parades, with the Frederick High School Band’s first appearance and a bustling pony show under the Eastern Pony Breeders. Governor McKeldin attended a luncheon as contests in farm and garden products draw many youths.
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Eau Sill
Somoorrow
Prive Winoning
Frederick High School
Ralph Peak
Winchester
Theodore R McKeldin
UT Katebee
Grand Stand
Robert Delander
Wher Christian
Allee Compher Jr
Paul Rhoderick
Flaine Delateder
Nancy Hottman
Susi Haoper
Edgar Flander
Gary Compher
Saomy Boxer
George Sith
Angleberger
Carh Angleberger
Tueld Corn
S. Braden King
Boonsboro
John Stiles
Jing Jersey
King
Hull
Stiles
R.A. McCauley
Mehobson
Taimsville
Berrie
Thomsen
Muu
Herschel
Abe
Phoenix
Branisroya Graen
Getsoert
Lawton
Vile
Chester Wiete
Bea
Guardsmen seal off Perfect Circle plant after clashes in New Castle
In New Castle Indiana six hundred National Guardsmen moved in after a night of violence at the Perfect Circle foundry. Mayor Paul McCormack declared a limited emergency as shooting broke out between demonstrators and nonstrikers during a CIO United Auto Workers strike. Guardsmen, armed with tanks, were tasked with clearing streets and enforcing a curfew while the factory remained closed.
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New Castle
Indi
Struck Perfect Circle Corp
Paul McCormack
Indiana
CIO
United Auto Workers
Tile F
Commerce Lothair Teetur
Washington
Eisenhower
Veetor
Charman
Perfect Circle
CLO
Teeter
Unons
George Craig
Miami
Fla
Sick residents update from area hospitals
Among The Sick Miss Virginia Aller at Institute of Health Bethesda undergoing treatment. Mr Earl Hargett returned from University Hospital Baltimore and is reported to be improving. Guy Harshman entered Washington relley Hospital. Mrs Lela Myers entered Church Tome Baltimore for surgery. Mr Hazel Goo Harbaugh at Franke Vemarrai Hospital after heart attack slowly improving. Mr Marshall Stockman Sr ill twelve weeks at home on West South street.
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Virginia H. Aller
North Market Stiees
Insitute At Health
Bethesda
Earl F Hargett
Biges Avenue
University Hospital
Baltimore
Guy Harshman
Elerion
Washington Ralley Hospital
Haderstown
Markel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lela Myers
Libertytown
Church Tome and Hosptal
Weenostas
Hazel Goo Harbaugh
Freagiek Vemarrai Hospital
Marshall
Stockman
West South Street
Guided Missile Installation Opened for Public Inspection
A Nike missile battery near Baltimore was opened for inspection by military officers, government and industry representatives, and invited guests. The visit formed part of a planned series of public demonstrations at various batteries, including the Sth Antedocraty Genk ery unit, showcasing defense readiness and missile capabilities.
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Couneysville Ad PF
Gat van
Illness Of The Set Explosion By Roger W Babson
Babson Park Mass October 5 The weekly column argues that Eisenhowers health and a cluster of economic factors act as dynamite ready to trigger a stock market collapse. It cites five causes including federal funds inflows housing boom and heavy installment buying and notes that future dips will be followed by weaker rallies. It also discusses Eisenhowers possible roles in the administration and urges more advertising to sustain demand amid uncertain prospects.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Eisenhower
Crear
Defense
The
Security Board
Ists
Babson
New York Times
Dow Jones
S&h
Momientat
New Era Hopes Lagged Market Notes and Local Weddings
A column outlines speculative weaknesses in the stock market echoing 1927 patterns amid blue chip strength and new crosscurrents from armament spending and government buying. It warns of abrupt shifts and potential vulnerability. The report includes wedding notices: Margaret Fleagle and Vernon Clem wed at Thurmont. Eunice Grove and Dean Trostle marry in Hagestown with details of attire and futures.
Wedding in Brownsville Church of the Brethren
Miss Maxine Brandenburg and Robert Wayne Younkins wed in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at Brownsville Church of the Brethren with Rev. Newton Poling officiating. Bridesmaid Doris Schreyver and organist Mrs. Dorothy Tritappe attended, reception followed in the parish hall, couple to reside at 10 Roland Heights Avenue, Baltimore.
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Brownsville
Church of the Brethren
Maxine Brandenburg
Robert Wayne Younkins
Miss Brandenburg
R. Frank Brandenburg
Middletown
Younkins
Edgar Younkins
Gapland
Newton Poling
Doris Schreyver
Dorothy Tritappe
Roland Feights Avenue
Baltimore
Winehrener
San
Frederick
Coblenz Cobľentz attend national insurance agents convention
Mr and Mrs Z Vernon Coblentz of Middletown attend the National Association of Insurance Agents convention at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Coblentz serves as Maryland National Director. trip planned to Hawaii at convention close, then return to Middletown by Oct 12 and travel east by train to Washington.
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Z. Vernon Coblentz
Middletown
National Association of Insurance Agents
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Coblentz
Maryland
Hawaii
Washington
Middie
Wiliam A. Wade
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Neersville
St. John's Lutheran Church
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
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Seer Paver Mann
Detroit
Opyance
Oasi
Burson
Franklin
Frank Keever
Theodore R. McKeldin
MecKeluim
Cyeat
Lloyd Ambrosen
Geisbert
C. R. Galbraith
Street
Earle Lechtider
Craitheysburg
Poland
China
Thomas EB. Fiery
Clear Spring
J. CC. Strawbridge
Stewartstown
Hampshire
John E. Strawbridge
C. Kenneth McCleary
Stewardstown
Emilie
George Geishert
Lastonsville
George Lechlider
Gaithersburg
David Burtner
Frederic
Yorkshire
Richard Zecher
Jefferson
William C. Kepler
Warvey
William Clem
Lewistown
Nusti Lo Getehert
Meas
Johnssville
Hereford
Rasmond Coves
Johneville
Richer My Bane
Midaletasa
Myersville
Janshovn
Wilke
Kenneth Joavanernath
Baller
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Hanunen Duroe Cenaie Phea Neti
Deters
Tts
Duitos
Kenneth Ammmerman
Spruve
Harveys
Hampshires
Waddletown
Tata
Hemept
Phaemeany
Emory Zimerman
Yorkshires
Carrallee Zecher
Hurkittsgilly
Yarves
Wiliam Clem
William C. Repler
Mideletown
Joe Untible
Wayne Hever
Hubble
Heyner
Boyd Whittle
Donald Garst
Flatigan
Woodsboro
Ribbons
Harold Rodevick
Walkersville
Johns Hopkins University
Clem
Learle
Margaret
Fleagle
Vernon P. Clem
Thormount
Elmer R. Andrews
Franklin Treagle
Thurmont
Raymond Clem
Emmitsburg
Wilson Construction Co
Taneytown
Trostle
Eunice K. Grove
Walter ¥. Grove
South Broad Street
Waynesboro
F. Dean Trostle
Lucila Trostle
North Potomac Street
Francis Trostle
Hagerstown
Frank G. Alentzer
Hood College
Waxnesoro
Frick Company
Waxynesboro
U.S Pa
Bow To
Hama
Hiss
Hospital York
Algel Wise
New York
State Department
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