Frederick Symphony Society Seeks Boost for $10 Season Pass
Frederick County residents urged to buy $10 season memberships for four Baltimore Symphony Orchestra performances at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium. With 700+ tickets left and 1,500-member capacity, officials stress the value of season tickets over single Baltimore shows, noting students pay $5 and urging local businesses to buy blocks this week.
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Howard Cosell
Frederick County
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Symphony Society
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick
Baltimore
Symphony Society
Richard Summers
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Joyce Krantz
Notable Frederick Women Honored for Lifelong Service
A group of ten women received the Frederick Business and Professional Women’s tribute for decades of community work across health, education, recreation, and civic organizations. The honorees include nurses, educators, and volunteers active in church groups, city recreation, and regional committees, with recognitions heartened by state BPW leaders.
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Citizens
Mariscal Arts Council
Frederick
Donald
Throne
Ecumenical
Church Women United Ince
Lettern
Frederick County Comprehensive Health Council
Association
Montevue Ausliary
Church Women United
J. Arthur Throne
United Board
Layback Literac Group
Community Action Agency
Americat Association of Unevernity
Héental Health
Ainater
Metin
Comprehensive Health Planing Council
Grace United Church of
Frederick Fair Closes Quietly Amid Rainy, Cancelled Attractions
Fifty years ago today the Frederick Fair ended in gloom as rain kept crowds away and most concessions remained unopened. All attractions were cancelled while the gray skies contrasted with the prior fine weather.
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Frederick Fair
Gasoline Price Cuts Stir Local Market Across City
Twenty years ago a wholesale price drop from 19 to 17 cents per gallon, tax included, reduces retail to 19 cents a gallon. Carlton Molesworth is named manager of Columbus Ohio’s American Association baseball team for the upcoming season, returning it to the first division. A statewide Temperance convention elects officers as a clergyman labels drinking a public enemy. The State Roads Commission will open bids November 10 for the Baltimore National Pike project, a dual highway from Baltimore to Jug Bridge with federal aid work from west of Plane 4 to New Market.
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Carlton Molesworth
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American Association
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Jug Bridge
Frederick
Witl
Plane No. 4
New Market
Analysis Of Newsprint Shortage And Industry Response
A long discussion on a world wide newsprint shortage notes Canadanian and Finnish mills curtail production and US papers face supply gaps. It cites contract signings, price pressures, and newspaper responses including reduced content and advertising cuts.
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Finland
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Rockingham County
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Federation of Republican Women of Maryland
Zonta Club of
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Landmarks Foundation
Green-Walled Garden Club
Republican State Central Committee
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College Park
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Silver Spring
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Laurel
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Elicot City Weekly
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