Frederick News Ad Rates and Postal Information
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists advertising rates and postal details for the Frederick edition. Rates include prepaid options: six months four dollars and fifty eight cents, one year an unspecified amount, with weekly and monthly carrier and mail options. The notice also identifies the paper as a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Great Southern Ptg, & Mpo. CO
North Court Street
Frederick
Wikeeper
Primary Election Day in Maryland prompts voter turnout
Maryland residents vote in a statewide primary on Tuesday September 10 to select party nominees for the U S Senate and U S House. Polls run 7 a m to 8 p m at 77 precincts across 26 communities with registration and district specifics for Frederick Howard Montgomery and surrounding counties.
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Maryland
U.S. Senate
U.S. House of Representatives
Frederick County
Anne Arundel
Howard
Montgomery Counties
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
McGucken
Patrick F. X
Schewinhaut
Margaret C
Montgomery County
Woodward
Everett H
VOTE TODAY urging civic participation across regions
A brief call to action urging eligible residents to vote today. The message emphasizes patriotic duty and encourages turnout across the nation and state, highlighting the importance of participation in the electoral process.
Death At The Wheel Medical records of 1026 drivers
A California study by Dr Irma West in Berkeley reviewed 1026 driver fatalities within 15 minutes of a single vehicle crash. Most deaths were from heart attacks, many unaware of heart disease, and daylight crashes predominated. Separate Washington findings noted higher accident rates among drivers with disabilities, diabetes, epilepsy, or fainting, with vision loss not increasing risk.
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Irma West
California State Department of Public Health
Berkeley
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Motor Vehicle Department
State of Washington
Pill risks and future of contraception sketched in editorial
Editorial notes British doctors flag a statistically significant link between birth control pills and serious venous inflammation or clotting diseases, prompting FDA warnings. It argues weighing pill risks against pregnancy costs, while industry sources say publicity boosted sales. Also cited are shifting U.S. consumer age dynamics and a protein found to detect bitter tastes that could enable food taste engineering to reduce bitterness.
Secret Police Crack Down Again in the Soviet Union
New wave of repression targets alleged liberal groups including the Union of Social Christian Liberation with branches in Leningrad Moscow and Kiev. Trials in Leningrad involve students and scientists for distributing Western literature as purges widen to seamen crews and Red Army dissidents.
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New York
Nea
KGB
Russia
Union of Social-Christian Liberation
Leningrad
Moscow
Kiev
Ukraine
West
Stalin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Merchant Seamen's School
Communist Party
North Vietnam
Komsomol
Red Army
Voice of America
Radio Liberty
British Broadcasting Co
Cgld
Hed Army
Congressional primaries settle county race in 1918
In Frederick County the 1918 congressional campaign proceeded with no primary contests. Frederick N. Zihlman, sole Republican candidate, and H. Dorsey Etc won the party nominations, while Hood College plans a Silver Jubilee Oct 30 tied to the David Strawn cottage dedication. Grading on Lewistown road project begins, and a skunk incident at Elm Street School is noted. Forty Holstein calves depart for Ecuador to establish a foundation herd. Water and sewer connections between Camp Detrick and Frederick to be terminated within four to six weeks after a city military officials conference.
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Frederick N. Zihlman
H. Dorsey Etcison
Camp Detrick
City of
Frederick
Hero's Betrayal Shapes S Viets View of Reds
NEA dispatch details Phan Boi Chau a Vietnamese nationalist betrayed by Ho Chi Minh's Communist network in Shanghai. Chau’s 1925 alliance with Ho led to arrests, a trial for incitement, and amnesty after public uproar. The piece notes Ho’s double role in aiding French suppression.
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Washington
NEA
Phan Boi Chau
Chau
Vietnam
Chan
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Indochina
Ho Chi Minh
Canton
Comintern
Onere
Phan Bol Chau
Shanghai
Tevereae
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Likely a quirky column share
A humorous column by Phil Pastoret lampoons backyard pests and social visits while lampooning etiquette and personal quirks. It riffs on avoiding lengthy August visits, selective hosting, and playful social gripes with a sharp, tongue-in-cheek tone.
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Audit Bureau of Circulate
Associated Press
Aid
the News
Mathias
Charles McC, Jr
Simms
Harry L
Wheaton
Wattay
Paul F
Adelphi
Democrat
Brewster
Daniel B
Glyndon Incumbend
Finch
Walter G
Baltimore
Howes
Richard R
Silver Spring
McClean
O. Barton
Fallston
Pierpont
Ross Z
Carroll, Garrett
Allegany
Washington Counties
Howard County
Baltimore County
Beall
J. Glenn Jr
Frostburg
Berkson
Jacob B
Hagerstown
Burns
Robert L
Finksburg
Marsh
Sheets
Kenneth L
Cumberland
Burgess, Hugh
Ellicott City
Byron, Goodloe E
Death At the Wheel
Berry's
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Wall Street Journal
National Industrial Conference Board
Tete
Board
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Don Oakley
Leon Dennen
Newspaper Enterprise
News-Post
Lewiston Rengerstown State Road
Elm Street School
Ecuador
Ray Cromley
Hero
S. Viets
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Asin
BY Phil Pastoret
Hever
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