Sunday edition pricing and carrier details in 1961
The Great Southern PTO and MFG Co publish subscription rates for a Sunday issue with prices in cents, mail rates in advance, and options for one month six months and one year. Delivery rules and post office handling are described with notices about circulation and Associated Press content.
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Great Southern Pto. & Mfg
Werth Court
Wender Audit Bureau of
Chevie Neder
Associated Press
Entitita
al Fred
Confidence at retailers fuels holiday sales optimism
Reports show retailers planning aggressive Christmas campaigns with hopes of beating prior November December records. Industry operators expect stronger consumer demand, with advertising up and early selling launches, underscoring a disciplined, confident approach to sustaining growth.
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Narion
America
Taxpayers to gain with shorter 1040 forms next spring
About 24 million filers will use a two page 1040 form or its variant cutting the workload, while 20 million will keep the longer 4 page form. The new forms target those with low income and minimal withholdings.
Students Observe United Nations Day at West Frederick Junior High
The West Frederick Junior High assembly featured the United Nations with core 8L pupils and panel members including Hoylace Poole Wendy Kirsch Joe Idoime Ernest Gladner and Richard Graf. Posters by Katharine s Richard Thomas and Weinberg decorated the scene as Usher Key Fry Phy Tow announced the program.
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West Frederick
United Nations
Mabel. Hoyser
Leemmers
Hoylace Poole
Wendy Kirsch
Joe Idoime
Ernest Gladner
Richard Graf
U. X
Katharines
Richard Thomas
Weinberg
Baker
Studemt
aSima Rony
Frank
Ua Virig
Secta
Robert Puts
Roosevelt backs plan to restore old Washington Monument
Col Theodore Roosevelt writes in favor of restoring the Washington Monument on South Mountain. A bill by Congressman Lewis to secure an appropriation is to be introduced. Joseph Pulitzer, New York World proprietor, died aboard his yacht off Charleston. Tag Day proceeds near 230 dollars. Water mains shipment arrives. Minor injuries in a wagon mishap. Clark Griffith named manager of the Washington American League club. Chestnut tree blight noted by state forester. North Bentz Street curbing work underway. Four year old Maurice Ramsburg injured when horse wagon wheel passed over his legs. bones above knees broken. Police Committee awards fine for fishing incident and other items listed.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Washington Monument
South Mountain
Congress
Lewis
Joseph Pulitzer
New York Works
Charleston
S. Lewis Motter
Brown
Frank Eppley
Grange
Earl Poole
Mobley Brothers
Poole
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Utica
Board of Aldermen
Allen Kline
Arles TZ
Messrs
CH. Mar
Thomas Lee
Charles Abrecht
Stier
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post October 31 1X1
Frederick officers from the 113th Infantry and the former commander of the Regimental HQ are among thirty officers of the 2d Division ordered to duty with the Air Corps. The long coal strike ends and miners return to work at once. Morgenthau announces a social security tax increase program readiness within 16 months. Snowy tang in the air with rain expected. The British Embassy in Western China urges Britons in Japanese occupied areas to depart. Mrs Marie Ba rux Schmidt speaks to Frederick Rotarians at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The first tax cut measure is set for the Taxpayers Association meeting. A visit notices list attendees and locals at News-Post tour.
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Frederick
113Th Infantry
Air Corps
Ala Guy Anders
Melvin Seeger
Joseph H. Holdcraft
Thomas F. Murphy
Secretary OF the Treasury
Morgenthau
China
Marie Baurex Schmidt
Baltimore
Frederick Rotarians
Ox Fibre Ne-Elects Board Of Directors
Ox Fibre company named its new board including FR Watkin as chair and Esther Petererms as secretary. The meeting approved programs for welfare and community outreach, with brief reports from AUSSAME and other directors. A note described a shoulder fracture incident affecting a local worker during an event.
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Ox Fibre Ne
Dancer Dies in Meriden Rites For Kenedy Singer
The Meriden obituary recalls dancer and minstrel performer Lance tear of Kenedy and wife Marie Kramer. Born in Meriden, Revrasis moved to the United States, known for a long career in entertainment and stage performances.
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Meriden
Laver
Revrasis
Kenedy
Unites States
Shaw
Amtler
Ancin
Maroe Kramer
Frederick Jaycees open fallout shelter for public viewing
The Frederick Jaycees opened a model fallout shelter at the Frederick Shopping Center for public inspection. More than 400 visitors by 5 p.m. toured the display, which includes water, food, bedding, clothing, furniture, a tool board, literature on fallout, and manufacturers of equipment.
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The
Frederick Jaycees
Frederick Shopping Center
James Powell
the Jaycees
Harry Rosenfeld
John B. Hane
Jaycee
George Stup
Frederick County Civil Defense
Daniel Buza
Shopping Center Association
Hane
Doll
Harry Harper
Neil Lane
Robert Doster
Jerry Aumen
Teachers Introduced To East Frederick PTA
East Frederick PTA held a Get Acquainted Night with Principal Dwight Roy introducing staff. Teachers gave teaching histories and credentials. 325 parents and teachers paid dues for the year.
State Utilities Meeting Schedule for Next Month
State Roads Commission director John B. Funk says meetings to improve coordination between public utilities and the commission are set across the state next month. The July 3 highway program will be discussed by two groups at the Francs Scvt Key Hotel November 2 at 1 am. Representatives from Garrett Washington and Corentpeelt attend the Tulare meetings as cast in the program toward halting delays. Homer Harris of Eat Frith was arrested twice on warrants secured by his wife, authorities report.
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State Roads Commission
John B. Funk
State Roads Commisson
al. Garrett, Wastendon
Ek Corentpeelt
Homer Harris
Eat Frith Shet
Asa Muk
Local residents undergo surgeries and recoveries at area hospitals
Among the sick, William B. Leichert Sr of East Second Street is recovering well after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday. Mrs. Cecil Woodward on Market Street is under observation at Brick Memorial Hospital. Roy E. Baker Jr. of Norva Avenue shows improvement after Kernan Hospital surgery in Baltimore. Mrs. Thomas James of Jefferson entered Frederick Memorial Hospital October 12 and had surgery October 24, now satisfactory. Mrs. William Bennett of North Market Street fractured her wrist in a fall while visiting New York. Miss Mary Springs of Frederick Rural Delivery 2 is recovering after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Patricia Welty, 82, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Welty, is at Kernan’s Hospital in Baltimore awaiting a second operation on her right foot this week. Little Miss Welty remains a patient for three to four weeks.
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William B. Leichert Sr
East Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cecil Woodward
Ae Market Street
Brick Memorial Hospital
Sawley
Roy E. Baker Jr
Norva Avenue
Kernan Hospital
Baltimore
Thomas James
Jefferson
William B. Bennett
North Market Street
New York
Mary Springs
RFD 2
Frederick
Patricia Welty
Clarence Welty
Kernan’s Hospital
Reservoir Problem To Be Aired
Maver Tinmurg expressed concern about a reservoir issue and asked for cooperation from all parties. He emphasized ensuring the givens of Frederick and noted the aim to address phases of the problem and content concerns. The statement urged sincere effort to avoid hostility and to serve the community with collaborative action.
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Maver Tinmurg
Frederick
Ecemon
Capress
Anticipation in Four Card Majors and Minors
Bridge expert notes that four card majors are not always opened and three card minor openings serve as a utility bid when no good suit is available. A later analysis shows how such choices affect lead decisions and contract outcomes, with emphasis on signaling four card holdings to partner. Police seek driver after South Street collision as details and warrants are issued. A public talk on Latin America to be held at West Frederick Junior High Gym with proceeds to charity. tickets on sale at local shops and at the door.
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East
Queen of Hearts
Brasilia
Eculder
Titan
Frank Roemer
West Frederick
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