Subscription rates advertised by Great Southern PTG and MFO
A dated advertisement outlines subscription rates for the Great Southern publishing house. It lists prices for mail subscriptions prepaid and includes options for one month, three months, and one year. The notice appears with an address at Tow East Paulik Street and a Frederick, Maryland location.
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Great Southern Ptg
MFO
Paulick Street
Uyee
Frederick
Mad
Mall
A Guide For The Voters From The League Of Women Voters
The non partisan Voters Guide provides biographical details on each candidate and records their responses to four key issues. The Frederick area congressional district section is reprinted here to aid voters who did not receive the guide. Voters are urged to participate in the November 5 election for the best suited candidates.
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League of Women Voters
Voters
League
Voters’ Guide
Frederick
What Causes Accidents and How to Prevent Them
An article argues auto fatalities rival wars for American lives and urges serious scientific study of accident causes. It notes five authorities blame tailgating, inattention, speed, low speeds, or yielding failure, with no consensus and no focus on drunken driving. Recommendations include stricter enforcement, spot checks, and better data before prevention.
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Cornéli Aeronautical Laboratory
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
The
Automobile
National Safety Council
Core of the Campaign’s Conservatism Lift
The piece argues a rising conservative mood dominates polls as voters seek discipline and self reliance. It says Humphrey Muskie face a tough fight against Nixon Agnew while Wallace LeMay advocate strong authority. The core choice will determine the next President and Vice President.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund Muskie
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
George Wallace
Curtis LeMay
United States
George and Martha Debate Wallace in Letter to Editor
Dialogue shows George and Martha debating the 1960s political scene. They discuss democracy, rights, and George Wallace, labeling him racist and demagogic. The exchange touches on liberty, criticism, and extremism while questioning Wallace’s America stance.
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George
Martha
Wallace
America
Marth
League Voters Guide Highlights Senate and House Candidates
The Frederick and Montgomery units of the League of Women Voters distributed the Voters Guide outlining Senate candidates Charles Mathias and Daniel Brewster and Congressional candidates Goodloe Byron and J Glenn Beall plus Margaret Schweinhaut and Gilbert Gude. It covers four questions on federal policy, Southeast Asia, budget discipline, and aid to the poor with each candidate’s stance summarized.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
League of Women Voters
Voters
Charles McC. Mathias
Daniel B. Brewster
Goodloe E. Byron
J. Glenn Beall
Margaret C. Schweinhaut
Gilbert Gude
League
J. Glenn Beall, Jr
China
Wallace platform questioned in heated debate
Martha and George clash over Mr Wallace's stance on violence and dissent. They fear a police state and wonder if democracy can survive his push to suppress opposition and unite the party.
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Martha
George
D George
Marthe
Wallace
Marta
Amertes
Local police falter as sheriff office force is sick
In October 1918 the Frederick County sheriff's office lacks officers due to illness leaving a gap in official police duties. Deputies are expected to return soon while hearings convene on vegetable price explanations. Influenza reports show easing with three county deaths and improving conditions.
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Sheriff's Office
Frederick County
The Impact of Ridicule In Insurgents Hands
NEA Washington correspondent examines ridicule as a tool in insurgent movements. Historical examples from Ho Chi Minh, Mao, Shakespeare, and others show how mocking authorities weakens trust, boosts supporters, and destabilizes institutions. Ridicule can erode police, armies, courts, and political systems, aiding insurgents through diversion and scorn.
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Ho Chi Minh
Vietnam
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
England
Ariwara Narihira
Japan
Menpaper Enterprise Assn
Cate
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Brewster
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South Vietnam
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
George P. Mahoney
Independent
Congress
Goodlock
Byron
Nam
Asia
Righth
Robert Rorenstefn
Frederick Chey Stedent Ot
Saint Mary's Cottage
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W. H. Maltbie
Maryland
Bearse
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Poper
Mount Saint Mary's
Walt Bellardinell
Ray Cromley
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Berry's
Etin Board