The News Volume Ends September 20 1960
Frederick Maryland news page announces local edition details and subscription options. The paper lists pricing by mail and carrier and notes association with the Associated Press. The date indicates Tuesday September 20 1960.
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AP News
Local Social Security Notes and Hospital Report Turnout
Amendments discussed urge timely inquiries at Social Security district offices in Hagerstown for potential eligibility and prompt benefit applications. Hospital reports list multiple local residents admitted or discharged across Waynesboro and Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg, plus a birth announcement from Rocky Ridge. The 93rd Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge convention and 33rd Pythian Sisters Grand Temple meet in Salisbury with local attendees and upcoming social hour.
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Plone
North Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
King
Emma A. Springer
Pen Mar
Karen L. Willard
Thurmonts
Waynesboro Hospital
Selma J. Pryor
Blue Ridge Summit
James Hemiler Sr
Taneytown
Robert Spates
Keymar
Charles Stouter
Emmitsburg
Walter Martin
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
William Benjamin
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple of Pythian Sisters of Maryland
Salisbury
Milton Akers
Oscar Keyser
Abby Crawford
Edward Akers
City Lodge No
Pythian Sisters
Mountain City Temple No
Elizabeth Shipley
Mollie Zimmerman
Thelma O' Pickett
DeLue Crawford
Fannie King
Annie Atkinson
Bertha Rice
Mae Miller
Education and Social Security Changes Highlight 1961 Shifts
The piece contrasts evolving schooling with the future of education and details new Social Security amendments. Benefits expand to 190 additional disabled workers and their families in Washington and Frederick counties, with revised retirement tests, survivor benefits, and extended coverage for clergy and future hires.
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Washington
Frederck
W. S. King
Hagerstown
Social Security Office
Focal Security
Twenty Years Ago News Post Recaps Local Events
September 26 1940 items report Herbert W Roger 32 fire chief of Emmitsburg hospitalized after car crash near Gettysburg. A public mass meeting in Hagerstown aims to push completion of the Frederck to Hagerstown dual highway. Calvary Methodist marks tenth anniversary with Bishop Adna Wright Leonard speaker. Army truck collision with a Catonsville man’s car at the Square Corner. Selective Service reverses prior policy. married men not automatically deferred. Brunswick bridge Potomac repairs may allow vehicular traffic soon. Fire destroys eight room Mosley farm house near Forest Grove and Furnace Ford bridge over the Monocacy.
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Herbert W. Roger
Emmitsburg
Washington
Schiey Rogers
Catonsville
Selective Service
Neiiis
Brunswick
Potomac River
William T. Mosley
Forest Grove
Furnace Ford
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post September 20 1910
Fifty years ago readers learned of about fifty persons visiting the Luray Caves via Frederick Railroad. The Opera House planned The Soul Kiss for Monday night. Hotel Braddock ended its season and closed for winter under E W Wheeler with up to date management. Bishop Hugh McSherry of South Africa visited relatives here. Finley C Hendrickson of Cumberland, a prohibition candidate for Congress, traveled to Monrovia for an evening meeting. Frank Bentz resigned from Company A First Infantry. Sergt McDaniel also sought an honorable discharge. A dry spell persisted with no rain for the second week, stressing vegetation.
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Frederick
Opera House
Braddock
E. W. Wheeler
Hugh McSherry
South Africa
Finley C. Hendrickson
Cumberland
Prohibition
Congress
Monrovia
Frank Bentz
First Infantry
Sergt. McDaniel
Cantinflas: Latin idol with serious inside humor
Cantinflas, Mexico's renowned comedian born Mario Moreno, rose from poverty to stardom through the carpa circuit and the Cantinflas persona. He co-owns five film companies, runs a ranch near Mexico City, and engages in charity work and bullfighting-like skits, while stressing the need to bring happiness to audiences.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Cantinflas
Iyfexico
Mario Moreno
Mexico City
Mano_ leie
Foley-Mathias Debate Draws Interest In City
The Foley Mathias debate for the Sixth District will be held tonight in the Court Room of the Court House. Congressman John R. Foley faces challenger Charlies McC. Mathas Jr with topics on agriculture education and national defense. Chamber of Commerce national affairs committee chairs the event with John S Herrick presiding.
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Charlies McC. Mathas Jr
Court House
Foley
Chamber of Commerce
John 5. Herrick
Prize Winning Cakes To Go On Sale At Frederick Fair
Visiting the Frederick Fair next week, the 4 H Club girls will offer half of each uniced prize winning cake for sale after judging. Cakes stay fresh in plastic containers. unsold halves remain for exhibition. Cookies will be shown in plastic containers for the first time. Officers elected include Sally Jones president and Dottie Smith vice president. CARE packages will be sent to a Korean family.
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Jacquelyn Larsen
Winchester Hall
Sally Jones
Dottie Smith
Jean Swomley
Donna Buckey
Margaret
Nicholson
Timonium
University of Maryland
Korea
Tito Arrives for UN Session in bid to ease world tensions
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in New York to address the United Nations General Assembly and explain Yugoslavia’s views on world problems. He was greeted by about 1060 supporters as 500 police guarded the liner Queen Elizabeth’s Hudson River pier.
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New York
Tito
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Hudson River
Nikita Khrushchev
Amendments on State Constitution Discussed at Walkersville
Walkersville reports Charles Smelser Frederica county representative to the State Assembly spoke at the Glade Valley Democratic Women's Club on September 12 about constitutional amendments to appear on this year’s ballot. He covered the Port Bill, governor succession, vetoed bills, Court of Appeals expansion, and farmer assessment protections. He also outlined the Legislative Council work and summer studies.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Charles Smelser
Frederica County
Glade Valley
Democratic Women’s Club
Hilda Devilbill
Smeiser
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Smelser
Legislative Council
Council For
Leroy Barrick
Woodsboro
Sun Eclipse To Occur Today Across North America
The moon will partly eclipse the sun today starting 4 08 p m EST with peak obscuration near 3 59 p m. The American Museum Hayden Planetarium places maximum coverage over Baffin Island Canada at 614 percent. In the United States eclipse visibility runs from eastern Lake Erie to Mobile Bay with western states seeing the event while the Eastern Seaboard misses the end.
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New York
American Museum-Hayden Planetarium
Baffin Island
Canada
United States
Lake Erie
Mobile Bay
Seaboard
Stock Market Course Begins Wednesday
A ten week adult education course titled Securities and Investing opens Wednesday night at Frederick High School. The 7:30 session limits to 75, with a nominal registration fee. Lectures by Investors Information Committee members include representatives from New York Stock Exchange firms.
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Frederick High School
A. B. Collmus
Investors Information Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Sweet Sounds at Frederick Charity Ball Featuring Lom bardo Band
The Seventh Annual Charity Ball of Frederick Lodge 684 B P O Elks will feature Guy Lom bardo and His Royal Canadians at the Frederick Armory on Wednesday evening September 21. Proceeds aid local charity groups supporting health and education nationwide. Private parties precede the ball. a breakfast follows at the Elks Club. General chairs are E. Robert Bowlus and C Lease Bussard.
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Royal Canadians
Frederick
Lodge
Elks
The
Frederick Ellis
Elks Club
West Second Street
E. Robert Bowlus
C. Lease Bussard
Cash for News Tips at The Frederick News-Post in September
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for local news tips in September. Tips received on weekdays 3 am to noon and Sunday 4 pm to midnight may win up to five dollars for the best tip and smaller amounts for other top stories. The first tipper on a story is eligible. Editors will select winners and publish the list. Phone Monument 2-1177.
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News and Post
Monument
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