The News Frederick Maryland September 9 1953
The News Frederick Maryland issue lists publication details and rates for subscriptions and delivery. It notes the paper is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Local news content is to be republished from AP and the paper’s own reports.
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Frederick
Maryland
Pro. & Mfg. CO
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Audit Bureau of Circulat
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Associated Press
Frew
Back To School As Enrollment Surges Across America
The article notes rising enrollments from grade school to college since 1929 and stresses that every mentally capable child can access higher education through low-cost state universities, scholarships, loans, and work opportunities. It warns schools to prepare students to reach their full potential.
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United Sates
America
Letters to the Editor on Detrick preparedness and Carl Paulownia misidentification
A reader argues for preparedness tied to Fort Detrick bacteriological work amid criticism. Another letter corrects a photo caption, naming Paulownia tomentosa as the tree pictured and tracing its introduction from Japan via Princess Anna Paulownia. A third letter criticizes hollow political rhetoric and calls for issue focus. A separate note cites Dale Alford’s seat dispute and references Comet Donati as a notable 19th century appearance.
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Detrick
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
McKenzie
Blue
Anna Paulownia
Coumrs
Japan
John Ani Croft
A. Jerick
Personal notices mix of names from California and New Orleans
A fragmentary personals column lists James A. Smi Brenda Lee James Candice Air yeer D Le Calif brother and Mrs Bart R street and others as guests in New Orleans and Adams iday. Mentioned ages include 73 and 61 with dates unclear.
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James A. Smi
Brenda Lee
James Ck
Candice Air Yeer D. le Calif
Bart R Street
Pio
New Orleans
St. En- Horne Co
Adams Iday
Thomas
RFD
Fritoun
Maude L Frederick
Wil Day
Local residents undergo surgeries at Frede Memorial Hospital
D Lenhart of Flint had surgery Tuesday morning at Frede Memorial Hospital and is now reported in fair condition. George H. Rhea local representative of Brown and Bigelow advertising company and resident of Haderstown is also recovering after surgery in Washington County.
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D. Lenhart
Flint
Frede= Memorial Hospital
George H. Rhea
Brown and Bigelow Advertising Compa
Haderstons Surgery
Washington County
Erstown
Letters Granted in Ten Estates Court
Letters of administration were granted in ten estates by the Orphans Court. Gloria prices is the recipient of one estate while Lor-kerts and Zimmer are indicated among others with pending matters.
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Ten Es Orghans Court
Gloria Rices Iz
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on September 9 the column notes talk of local happenings and notable events, with brief mentions of people and places connected to the community. Fragmentary lines reference Tang Semer and an acc who is nearly involved.
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Twenty Years Ago Items From The Col Of The News
A fragment recounts Colles te St John Catholic Elementary open before 20 years with 176 pupils enrolled. It notes three chestnut sizes shown at the News-Post office by Edgar Price of West Patrick Street, who fetched a large chestnut from a chestnut tree along the highway near Br[oma].
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Colles
ST John Sa Catholic Riementary
Edgar Price
West Patrick Street
Price Sant
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Britain Votes Oct 8 in pivotal leadership choice
London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan orders a national vote for October 8 to select a Conservative leader capable of directing postwar policy. Labor forecasts shift, pledging slower domestic change and cautious foreign stance with emphasis on neutral Europe.
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London
Mi Harely Macmillan
Emilian Wid
Labor Party
Europe
Funeral notices and obituaries from local Brunswick area
Fragmented obituary items list deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals including Mrs. William Ashbaugh Mrs. Edna Mae Black Ashbaugh Archie M Behrman and Garel Cannon Sr among others. Entries note relations residences funeral times burial sites church affiliations and family ties in Brunswick Waynesboro and Baltimore areas.
Labor promises strain Western Alliance in new era
The article notes that if a Labor government keeps its pledges, the Western Alliance led by Britain and the United States would face new strains and stresses across Germany the Middle East and Formosa.
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Germany
Middle East
Formosa
Western Alliance
Obituary notices list Payne Jones and family members
Mrs Elsine Vieve and Gene Payne of the city are named in funeral notices. Eight stepgrandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews attend the service. The body rests at 106 East Church Street funeral home with calling after seven tonight. Funeral services are Friday at eleven A M at the same home. Interment will be Pleasant Hill cemetery near Yellow Springs. M R Etchison and win funeral directors. Mrs Raymond E Selby and Mrs Maggie F Jones, widow of Thomas H Jones, died Tuesday night at home of her daughter. She was born in Precer to Abram and Jennie Waltz Diet twice married, survived by three daughters. Other names appear in the fragmentary text.
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Gene Payne
Elsine Vieve
East Church Street
Pleasent H'll Cemetery
Yellow Springs
M. R. Etchison
Win Funeral Directors
Thomas R. Jones
Maggie F. Jones
Thomas H. Jones
Gamber
Raymond E. Selby
Precer
Abram
Jennie Waltz Diet
Cornelius
Oreman, Me
D. Heorizier
Ectors
Funeral services for Effie Celesia at C. and Son funeral home
Funeral services were held at ten o'clock this morning at the C. and Son funeral home for Effie Celesia who died Saturday evening at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Loy E Hess near Tanertown Ser. were conducted by Rev Statler B Jennings. Burial was in the Lutheran Church. Pallbearers Aer Carroll C Hess George L Iner Clyde L Hesson Merle S Kauzh and Richerd M Rohrbaugh.
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C. and Son Funeral Home
Effie Celesia
Loy E. Hess
Tanertown
Ser
Statler B. Jennings
Tarevionw
Aer Carroll C. Hess
George L. Iner
Clyde L. Hesson
Merle S. Kauzh
Richerd M. Rohrbaugh
Week's Food Economies and School Lunch Planning
Market guidance for September highlights best buy foods suitable for school lunches and family meals. Recommendations emphasize pork shoulders and beef roasts, seasonal Maryland Jersey produce like tomatoes yellow onions broccoli sprouts and peaches, plus an eggplant Parmesan recipe using mozzarella parmesan oregano and breadcrumbs.
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Virginia MecLucsie
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Department of Markets
Maryland
Mar
Jersey
Elberias
Hales
Side Glances at a Wedding in Maryland and Nearby Areas
The report covers a wedding with Ferrell family members and friends in the Washington area. James Edgar Ferrell served as best man while ushers included David Feigenbrade and Sean Knoxville among others. Mrs Charles Quentin Rogers and Hyattsville organist performed. A birthday party and licenses section follow.
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Caneral Armacomna Civen
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James Edgar Ferrell
David Feigenbrade
Sean Knoxville
David Kidd
Gaithersby Wolfecang Mehrmann
Bertin
Priest From Klondike Caps Labor Day Mass
In a stormy session Rome’s Civil Court awarded custody of 11 children to Ingrid Rossellini after dismissing an appeal by Roberto Rossellini. The ruling grants temporary custody during the school vacation period. Also noted is a Senate roll call on a new public works appropriation bill with 73 to 15 for passage.
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Father Wi. Bobitler
Joseph
Father Bob
Arctic
Iworld
S Joseph
Rome
APA
Brerzman
Rossellini
Washington
Senate
Frear
Tel
Beall
Bui Nler
Wiliams
Del
Cash for News Tips Promises Prizes for New Events
The News and Post offers cash prizes for timely news tips. Hours are weekdays 9 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. First tip earns 3 dollars, second 2 dollars, and the next five receive 1 dollar each. Tips from accidents and fires are common, and only the first caller is considered. September prizes decided by editors. winners listed. Call Monument 2-1177.
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