Jobs for Older Folk See Better Opportunities Ahead
The National Association of Manufacturers projects the American labor force will grow by 10 million by 1970. To fill these jobs 25 million workers may come from older citizens aged 35 and up as the 1930s birth rate and postwar baby boom affect future employment. The slow postwar entry of babies into payrolls boosts prospects for older workers despite lower birth rates in the 1930s.
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National Association of Manufacturers
America
Association Sign
Grange Contest Outlined in Glade Valley Area
Glade Valley Grange outlines plans for the Sears Roebuck Foundation contest with regional participation. Notes include cash awards over 50 thousand dollars and a final 10 thousand dollar prize, with events and community projects to boost rural improvement and educational efforts in Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
Maryland
Glade Valley
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Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
Bruce Crum
Ther
Igmnes
Carer
Carrer
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Glade Valley Grange
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Herschel
Acity
Ers
F.F.A. Bers
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Pian Ag
Walkersville
Witl
Common Hall
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Columns 1959
Twenty Years Ago items recount Maryland events on September 4 1959. DeMolay officers meet at Hicers town elect Robert Gard as state standard bearer and Francis S Gaither Jr as state chaplain. William Jerome Offutt son of John B Offutt of Poatesville passes the Maryland bar, two years with Tor eal law firm in Baltimore.
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the News
Mary
Geraldi
Baltimore
Offutt
Toreal Law
David C. Wine- Brenner
Walter E. Sinn
The Driver Is Not the Car In A Hazardous Passing Case
A narrative warns that an accident is caused by the driver not the vehicle. The piece recounts a Denver scene and reflects on impulse and risk during a moment of error. It emphasizes responsibility for dangerous driving actions over machine condition.
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Denver
Made-Work Waste and Featherbedding in Railroads
The piece argues railroads and other industries suffer from featherbedding and made work wasting resources. It cites a half billion dollars yearly in pay for unperformed or unnecessary work, links the issue to the steel strike, and urges a presidential study starting with the federal government to reduce waste across industries.
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Eissenhower
Protest Voice Urges Enforce Dog Laws In City
Letter from John D. Ramaley of Frederick urges strict enforcement of dog laws, laments neglected animals and dog damage in neighborhoods, and argues an unenforced code harms lawabiding owners and the public. Includes later market price notes.
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Hieanor- Eichelberger
Evers
John D. Ramaley
Carrollton Drive
Frederick
Investing For Income Yet In Style
An AP Business News analysis notes that investing for income remains in favor. It discusses selecting stocks with reliable payments, mentions Standard & Poor’s ratings, and references the New York Stock Exchange and several issues.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
S Case
New Rk
FBI Tales From The Bureau Of Invest
Hal Boyle recounts lighter and odd moments from the FBI as described in a dramatized bestseller. The piece notes agents posing as suspects, unusual arrests, and a fugitive aiding the bureau by keeping his own wanted circular up to date.
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Hal Boyle
New York
T AP
Bureau of Investre
Federal
Dantao
J. Edcar Hoover
Or Bros
Don
Acenui
FBI
Fort Detrick social and legislative roundup item
Fort Detrick notes include a September 18 ticket deadline for a public picnic with a Live German band, a 5 p.m. start, and a fried chicken dinner for 75 cents adults and 50 cents children. It reports on Rayburn Eisenhower veto dynamics, a voter turnout breakdown, and local staff awards and arrivals.
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Frank Hart
Fort Detrick
Office of Information and Public Affairs
James Marlowes
Associated Press
Civilian Welfare Council At Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
Eisen
Thower
Eisenhower
Gress
Rayburn
Senate
Congress
United States
Eiseners VveTo
Side Glances at Washington Crossing Park Notes Staff Moves
Ornithologist Dr Paul Fluck failed to identify a rare vireo after confusing Ruth Schwab while a student refined bird identification skills. Ohio State University links appear with a Grove to the pier journey. Naval Hospital Portsmouth duty completed, now on Naval Medical Center research staff. Community notices include travel, vacations, sickness, condolences, training, and summer activities for locals including Emmett Norris and Ben Kefauver.
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Washington Crossing Park
Paul Fluck
Ruth Schwab
S City
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Naval Medical Center
Be. Larue
Jerry
Hershey
Uwe
Emmett Norris
Springfield
Austin Hoffman
Indiantown
Karl Zimmermans
Ira Caldwell
Ben Kefauver
Fred Masser
Florida
Woodrow Weddle
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Ed Sanger
Knox
Marie Palmer
Eleanor Ornadorff
George Slagle
Raymond Strube
Frank M. Hardy
Biological Laboratories
Cold Spring Harbor
N.Y
Stella Appleby
C S Stokes Dies In Washington Expert On Middle East Affairs
C S Stokes age 50 longtime State Department Middle East political and economic affairs expert died of cancer in Washington. He directed Near Eastern South Asian regional economic policy and served as deputy director of foreign aid in Libya and Ethiopia. A native of Frederick he worked with UNRRA Greece Red Cross and UN Welfare missions before joining ICA and later the Foreign Service. Services held Thursday at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Charlies S. Stokes
State Department
Middle East
Mendas
Hos- Washington
Cokes
Rcai
ICA
Admini i
Libya
Ethiopia
Benghazi
Addis Ababa
Department
Stokes
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Agency
Greece
UNRRA
United Nations Social Welfare
Mr. Stokes
George T
Frederick
McDonough School
Baltimore
Richmond Va. University
Johns Hopkins
Chicago
Red Cross
Washington
American Red Cross
American Association of Social Workers
American Public Welfare Association
Catherine Scott Stokes
Raymond W. Mainster
Deaths Mrs. Long and Mrs. Sies in Maryland area notices
Mrs. Sadah R. Long 64 widow of Samuel A. Long of Forks of Thurmont died Thursday at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown after brain operation. She survived by 12 children and 26 grandchildren plus two sisters and one brother. Services at Graceham Moravian Church conducted by Rev. John R. Hoesman with burial at Creagerstown Cemetery. Mrs. Cora Mae Sies 83 of Baltimore died Tuesday at Baltimore General Hospital, survived by three children and several siblings. Funeral at Saffell Funeral Home with burial at Branch Cemetery.
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Samuel A. Long
Sadah R. Long
Washington County
Hagerstown
J. Hooker
Laura V Lewis
Graceham Moravian Chur
Roland C. Lorz
Bethel
Roy A. Long
Thurmen
Howard Motter
Deto
Emory Motter
Park
Ralph Fo
Herman Hines
Rocky Ridge
Willam Eyler
Thurmont
Donald Creeger
Thermon
da ‘Long
Clabaugh
Samuel Pryor
Charles Lewis
Louis M. Sies
Cora Mae
Balimore General
Jacob Hape
Balimore
Sies
Baltimore
Clarence Louis Sies
Decatur
Harry Hape
Freder
Norman
Albie
Wesler
Annie Carlisle
Saffell Funeral Home
Arial Cow Branch
Ster
Funeral for Corrie Jackson Jones at Hope Lutheran
Funeral held Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, officiated by O B Jackson and Rev J A Williamson. Service featured hymns Nearer My God to Thee Sweet Hour of Prayer On Jordan's Stormy Sea. Interment at Hope Hill Cemetery with pallbearers Joseph Lee, vion Bron dona Bruce, Ernest Weedon, Lloyd Lee, Wesley Lee. C E Hicks III, funeral director.
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Corrie Jackson Jones
Frederick Memorial Spital
Hope
O. B. Jackson
J. A. Williamson
Jordan
Manison
Joseph Lee
Cash Prizes for News Tips In September
The Frederick News Post offers cash prizes for local news tips during September. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to noon and Sundays 4 pm to midnight at Monument a-1177. First call on any story wins top prize. editors select winners and publish the list.
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Frederick
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