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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1959
Page
8
Felsher told how he advised contestants on categories and provided questions and answers before games. He denied rigging the Program to a New York County grand jury in October 1958 as investigators opened a probe into cuiz show fixing. He later appeared again and reportedly recanted, claiming 20 to 36 contestants were coached and urged to lie.
Washington AP report covers testimony on rigged quiz shows including Tic Tac Dough Dotto and Twenty One. Howard D. Felsher claims contestants were coached and questions may have been prearranged. The hearings focus on NBC ABC and the Columbia network investigations and potential subpoenas for Charles Van Doren.
A noisy OCR fragment describes a basement sale on Third Street with windows, prices around 16.80 and 339, mentions garage, lots, and a buyer or seller named Keef er, Koogle, and Freder. It references a large lot and a market listing in a local area code 21213. The text is fragmented and lacks clear structure or dates.
Building officials report seven new projects across five county districts with a total value of 335 450. Top permits include a 212 000 brick house and garage on Linden Boulevard Middletown for Charles H Zeigler and Helen Zeigler, and a 310 000 brick and frame five room home on Main Street Rolling Acres Thurmont for Charles F Evler Jr and his wife. Also listed are a 7000 room block house near Urbana, a 35000 block house near Bethel, and other relocations and expansions.
Reginald Wentworth of Fredericksburg comments on perceived TV violence and its impact. He argues exposure desensitizes viewers and questions whether violence on screen is worth watching.
City police reported a two car collision on South Jefferson street at 7 50 a m Friday causing nearly 200 in damage. Drivers Connie Jean Stockman 18 of Jefferson and M Saunders 27 of Brunswick were involved with Stockman cited as the other driver.
Fragmentary OCR text references a location on Academy Road with a price of 9.50 and mentions Paul G Morgan representing Emery situations. Mentions a car garage, landscaping and a figure of 300 BO plus storage room. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Communist China claimed a Nationalist Chinese aircraft was shot down over northern China on Wednesday morning. Radio Peiping identified the plane as a U S made RB-51 reconnaissance aircraft.
Valley Realty Agency announces a new home for sale in the Rocky Springs area with close paved drive access. The residence is described as steady for occupancy and financeable.
Fragmentary text shows Wilfred M Watkins muse on travel and land with interjections about a current department. Partial place names appear like Wilfordsburg and Sid esening, leaving a sparse, puzzling notice of scattered individuals and locations.
A crowded classified style notice lists multiple properties in Cape area near Monroe and Bree streets, including 2 to 5 room homes, brick and frame structures, acreage options, and commercial opportunities. It notes pricing in the thousands, with mentions of renovations, garages, and nearby amenities.
A lender advertises listings with no charge for calls and promises value, offering VA and FFEA financing. Plans include 25 and 30 year terms to assist sellers and ensure the lowest possible monthly payments for buyers.
Department managers announce office relocation from 898 Young Place to 126 Wilson Place at the far north end of Wilson Place on College Estates subdivis. Uptown office hours are daily from 1% to dark except weekends. Downtown Office handles sales and rentals at 120 West Church with listed contacts Betson and Wielen. Farmland contact Carl Ramsburg in Walkersville Maryland.
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