The News Frederick Establishes Afternoon Publication
The Frederick Frederick News announces a daily afternoon edition except Sundays, published by the Great Southern Pig Manufacturing Co. at 38 North Court. Subscriptions range from one month at 1.00 to one year at 98.00, with rates for three months and two months also listed. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and entered as second-class matter.
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Inflation clouds economy with small rising price index
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes July CPI up for a second month, a 0.3 percent rise, nudging hourly wages of those under cost of living adjustments by one cent. Despite the uptick, CPI remains 0.4 percent below July 1954 levels, while take home pay and buying power for factory workers stand at recent highs. Economists will monitor the CPI closely amid a wary outlook for the economy.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Consumers’ Price Index
New Jersey Babe Ruth League Thanks Frederick after Regional Tourney
Richard L. Stahlberger director of the New Jersey Babe Ruth League writes to thank Frederick for hosting the Middle Atlantic Regional Tournament. He praises Jim Fraser for running an efficient fair playoff and notes the friendly treatment by Frederick citizens impressed Trenton players. He says the visit raised sportsmanship standards and thanks the league's 75 members. August 30
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Babe Ruth Learce
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Frederick
Middle Atlantic
Jim Fraser
Trenton
Babe Ruth Teague Uascuall
Babe Ruth League
Richard L. Stahlberger
Moving Pictures At City Opera House Delight Audience
Fifty years ago readers recall a good sized audience at the City Opera House last evening for moving pictures and illustrated songs. The standout feature was The Chicken Thieves of the South. Sheriff Charles T. K. Young purchased a suburban home on North Market Street extended and plans to move after his term. A large bank barn on John Barkier’s Broad Run farm burned, destroying wheat and hay. De Grange Street Boardwalk remains dilapidated and troublesome to pedestrians. Frederick County public schools opened, with 905 whites and 123 colored in city schools.
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South
Charles T. K. Young
North Market Street
Frank S.toner
John Barkier
Broad Run
Mr. Barkier
de. Grange Street
Derr
Twenty Years Ago Trems From The Columns Of The News
Seizure by agents at the New Addition near Brunswick yielded two stilts and about 10 000 gallons of cash while three prisoners were rounded up. Peoples Drug Store buys Read's on North Market and will operate it as a Peoples store. Board of Education awards scholarships to William Hogarth Iyamsville Blue Ridge College to Roger Crum Frederick and Jeannett Roelke Brunswick. News today shows Lloyd Rice as new city tennis champion after defeating Robert E. Clapper.
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Read's Drug
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William Hogarth
Iyamsville
Blue Ridge College
Roger Crum
Frederick
St. Mary’s Female Seminary
Jeannett Roelke
Lloyd Rice
New City
Robert E. Clapper
Labor Day echoes class warfare and political bias
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Labor Day now fuels class warfare and Communist-leaning critique, condemning AFL CIO leaders for anti-business rhetoric while noting Vatican and Catholic welfare stance on Taft Hartley. He warns against partisan labor politics and calls for balanced debate.
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Wedding Bells for Waller and Walter in Richmond
Miss Mary Agnes Bucker and Lt. John Herald Walter wed at St. Benedict's Church Richmond in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev. Fr. Leo Friers. Guests wore formal gowns, readings featured Ave Maria and Panis Angelicus, and the couple will reside in Quantico Virginia after a honeymoon in the South.
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August Edward Bucker Sr
Richmond
John Herald Walter
USMC
John W.W. Walter
Emmitsburg
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Leo Frierson
Elisabeth Kaufman
Catherine Donald
Panis Angelicus
Alice Louise Bucker
William Paul Walter
A. Edward Bucker
James E. Heslop
William S. Annan
Agnes Walter
St. Benedict's
Spmal Hall
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St. Joseph College
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Catholic Action Club
Commission On Labor and Industry
State of
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Rtobert
Ellen Jordan
Youngstown
Qohie
Woonsocket
R. J. Mystic
Conn
Cambridge
Weddings Tie Knot In Rochester And Clearfield
Miss Shirley Anne Weber and J Samuel Wells Freed wed in Rochester at Salem Evangelical Church with Rev Dr Paul Schroeder officiating. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown. groom is a Greensboro native, bacteriologist at Camp Detrick. Reception at Rochester Club followed by a honeymoon trip. In Clearfield, Miss Barbara Lee Saunders wed Richard Clarke Shinn in St John Lutheran with Roy Hauser officiating. bride wore Chantilly lace gown with a regal train. reception at the Dime Bank Hotel and trip to the Pocono Mountains planned.
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Rochester Club
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Maitland Freed
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Hood College
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Pocono Mountains
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Clearfield
Barbara Lee Saunders
Lee Saunders
Richard Clarke Shun
Ralph A. Shinn
Kument Hey
BE. Roy Hauser
Ravancud Shucker
Kay Satumlers
Draftee asks about Reserve GI Bill and schooling
Major Thomas M. Nial answers reader questions on Reserve training deferment for high school graduates, combining Reserve pay with education allowances, dependents for Korea GI Bill, and counting cadet time. Other notes include a family reunion in Kensington and listings of DeLauter relatives visiting from Washington and Beltsville.
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Kensington
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Ronald Turner
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Mifflintown
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Christine and
Lewis
Beltsville
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Lavier DeLauter
Wayne and
Mark
Frederik
Joa Kneree
Columbia
Mrs Harold Webber Returns Home From Hospital Stay
Mrs Harold Webber formerly at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore has returned to 20 Franklin Street after a nine day stay and is progressing as well as can be expected. Mrs Arthur Sehnettinger of 200 Upper College Terrace has returned home from University Hospital Baltimore where she underwent surgery last week.
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Unersits Hospital
Rosedale Homemakers Set Breakfast Meeting
The September meeting of the Rosedale Homemakers Club is Monday morning at 230 oclock at the home of Mrs C J Moris on Shookstown road. The program topic is Breakfast Planning with a breakfast prepared, eaten and discussed. Several members from Chewsville Hagerstown Myersville and Washington are listed as attendees.
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Rosedale Homemakers Club
C. J. Moris
Shookstown Road
Side Glances Secre ters RE UW ot Friday, August 26
A society item notes Rev Herbert L D Doggett officiating at the double ring ceremony in Beckhill Methodist church Yellow Springs. Bride wore a white gown with lace and nylon net, veil, and carried white asters. attendants wore blue and pink gowns. A reception followed and the couple left for a trip to Rehoboth Beach Del. The groom will resume army duty after marriage.
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Beckhill Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
Margaret _Stup
Kitty Tyler
Jo Ann Runkles
Dorothy Shellhorse
Bille Mor
Beste
C. Burton Cannon Jr Woltow Springs
Ernest O Mort
Frederick
Robert F Dicken Jr
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