Frederick paper details and subscription rates as printed
Established 1862 Publication details list address Frederick Maryland printing company. Advertising hours and phone numbers different. Subscription rates shown include one month four fifty five for six months eight fifty and yearly sixteen dollars. Mumbai Audit Bureau of Circulation membership noted. Second class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Geer Patrick Street
Frederick
Maryland
Phene
Met
Mumbai Audit Bureau of
Associated Prose
Walkersville Sewer Dispute Highlights Plumber Licensing
The Frederick area editorial examines a clash over sewer connections in Walkersville. It criticizes the Walkersville Burgess for backing licensed by a Metropolitan Sanitary Commission and questions authority against the Frederick City code and Maryland law. The piece also notes a HEW funded biofeedback study on creativity led by Dr. Elmer Green, and its potential implications for brain-wave control.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
E. Paul Magaha
Frederick City
James M. Murphy
Master Plumbers’ Association
Murphy
Board of Burgess of
Metropolitan Sanitary Commission
News-Post
Burgess Gilmore Trout
Burgess Trout
Maryland
General Assembly
Board of Plumbing
Commission
Burgess of
Walkereville
Walkeraville
Frederick Post
Board of Aldermen
General Assembly of Maryland
Magaha
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Elmer E. Green
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kans
U.S
Green
Westmoreland Warns on Haircuts Amid Army Tensions
In a blunt memo General William Westmoreland tightens Army hair standards amid racial strife and discipline strain. The ad photo used to recruit in magazines is deemed noncompliant, and officials warn corrective action for violations or lax enforcement. The broader Army faces ongoing unrest, drug issues, and leadership challenges.
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Washington
William Westmoreland
Army
Westmoreland
Nixon
Nixon gains in Gallup as 1972 election looms
The president's Gallup rating climbs since January while 12 months remain before the election. Economic recovery is key, with unemployment debated and protections for workers discussed amid defense cuts and revenue sharing plans. Nixon's international stance gains attention as talks with China and the Soviet Union loom.
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Washington
Nixon
America
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
United States
Indo-China
Defense Department
America faces trade gap as Germany and Japan surge ahead
In this 1971 analysis Bruce Biossatt argues U S industry lags in productivity while Japan and West Germany accelerate new plant use and tech. Yet U S agriculture outpaces rivals, and calls for barriers miss the broader shift. Surging imports and tariffs shape the trade balance outlook amid wage convergence and evolving competitive dynamics.
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Japan
West Germany
Corporation Board Rooms
Union Haldls
America
William Hazen
California State College At
Long Beach
U.S Agriculture
Nixon
U.S
October 29 1921 county notes and events in Frederick
Frederick County items report a small Farmers Association meeting at the Courthouse with lively talk on economy. Plans set for a Sunday School convention in Lewistown Tuscarora district on Nov 14 and 15. Brunswick to open first fully equipped playgrounds at town park for East Brunswick pupils. Pomona Grange criticizes federal farming policy at Calvary Methodist Hall. Red Feather fund drive kicks off at Key Hotel with 150 volunteers. goal 2500. Frederick’s Halloween parade plans announced with seven prize sections and parade route on West Church Street and Market Street.
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Frederick
Lewistown
Tuscarora
WMCA
Frederick County
Brunswick
East Brunswick School
Pomona Grange
Fred Bailey
National Agricultural Research, Inc
Calvary Methodist Pariah Hall
Bailey
C. Cyril Klein
Alton Y. Bennett
West Church Street
Market Street
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