Enteplishes 180 Evening Edition Subscription Rates
Substantial text outlines subscription pricing for a newspaper published by the Great Southern Pig & Mfg Co at 200 Cast Patrick Street Frederica. Rates include single copies, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices with mail and delivery details. The piece notes Association affiliations and post office arrangements.
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Enteplishes
Great Southerm Pig & Mfg CO
Patrick Street
Frederica
Atotc House
Court rules Montgomery public accommodations ordinance invalid
Judge Irving A. Levine finds the seven year old ordinance invalid on jurisdictional grounds, noting it should have been enacted as a local law. The ruling stems from a case involving Herman C. Elliott, a Galthersburg barber cited for discriminating against Negroes after a Human Relations Commission hearing.
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Montgomery County
Ilegal
Irving A. Levine
Galthersburg
Herman C. Elliott
Human Relations Commission
Levine
Frederick County Health Dept Plans Late October Measles Campaign
The Frederick County Health Department will launch a measles immunization drive for all children in the last week of October. A Spring drive immunized 1,854 public school children. officials aim to cover the rest with parent consent letters and vaccines from a leading manufacturer. Public health officials seek 85 percent community immunization to declare epidemic safety.
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Frederick County
Charles Spichnall
Model Airplane Meet Draws Eastern Entrants at Frederick
Frederick Municipal Airport hosts the Maryland State Model Airplane Meet from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. co sponsored by the Frederick Model Airplane Club and the Frederick Air Patrol Squadron. trophies awarded in multiple classes including free flight and radio control. CAP food concession funds cadet aerospace education. free admission and ample parking noted.
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Frederick Municipal
Frederick
CAP
Mount Airy Seeks Master Plan With Attitude Survey
Mount Airy moves toward a community master plan as 600 residents in Frederick and Carroll County areas receive a Community Attitude Survey this week. John F. Wooden coordinates the study funded at 5400 dollars from federal 3600 grant state 500 grant Carroll County in kind 300 and Mount Airy taxpayers 1000.
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Mount Airy
Frederick
Carroll County
Frederick County
John F. Wooden
Taxpayer League Backing Urged Over Education Spending
Readers defend the Tax League and attack spending on schools and busing while urging realistic budgeting. Eleanor Warnken favors reallocating funds to textbooks and repairs, criticizing new school construction as wasteful. Lorry W Fogle laments hippie presence in parks and calls for safety and order.
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N. Market St
Datley
The Wars of Religion Return in All Viciousness
Column by David Poling argues that religious tensions rise with nationalism and hate, citing Jerusalem and Northern Ireland as flashpoints. It criticizes clergy who inflame conflict and urges an international approach to a universal Jerusalem to prevent wider war.
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Party Spiit
Middle East
Northern Ireland
al Aqsa
Jerusalem
Holy Lands
Israel
Northern
Ireland
America
Law R. K. Paisley
Ted Fiske
New York Times
Ines
Enterprise Agen
Poling
Christian Herald
Avcm
Graceham Post Office to Close After Mrs Grushon’s Retirement
Graceham residents will receive mail from Thurmont mail facilities as the local post office closes following the retirement of postmaster Mrs Mildred Grushon after 1942 tenure. She was once Maryland Postmaster of the Year and helped foster about 30 children with her husband Warren, who died in 1968.
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Mildred Grushon
Graceham
Thurmont
Grushon
Sam
United
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Speed Marvels Gaston Chevrolet Taft Plan Dred erick County Meet
Two professional speedsters Gas ton Chevrolet of Plainfield MD and Omar Taft of Los Angeles will race November 1 at the fair grounds half mile track in Dred erick County taft's car noted at $19000 and Chevrolets at $12000. The piece also notes rising funeral costs and a YMCA Boy's swimming meet with twenty participants.
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Gaston Chevrolet
Plainfield
Omar Taft
Los Angeles
California
Drederick County
Fairgrounds
Taft
Chevrolet
YMCA
Bids Sought For Lease Of City Opera House
The City Opera House lease bidding will start once advertising forms are ready. Warne r Brothers hold the current lease which expires September 30 1950. The new lease would run ten years with tenant duties to improve the Opera House. ANOTHER RECORD ANIMAL DAIRY show is expected at the Frederick Fair after a tno showing at the Hagerstown Fair. Dairymen report steadily improving stock as fair and field day shows cut poorer animals. Maryland farmers under the Triple A program gain an extra 30000 acres of wheat reducing the average allotment by 10 percent from the earlier 18 percent.
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Tie City Opera House
Warner Brothers
Opera House
Frederick Fair
Hagerstown Fair
Maryland
Triple-A
Fair Week Reminders and Public Affairs in Frederick
The column looks at The Great Frederick Fair as a yearly civic touchstone and notes Constitution Week observances led by the Maryland State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, with Frederick Chapter. It also discusses city money troubles caused by inflation, expanding services, and decentralization, and includes letters urging appreciation of marriage and social commentary on labor issues.
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Maryland State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
America
Khrushchev
Pune
Chamming Tis
Vie Kiplinger Mapazing
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Mt. Airy
Berry's
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Tam
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Valley Register
Dailey
Tax League
Dalley
Mobile
Ala
Hew
Eleanor Warnken
Rocky Ridge
Carroll Creek
Culler Lake
Lorry W. Fogle
Mt. Zion Rd
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By Paul A. Haley
Joe Eisenhauer
Michael J. Reed
196Th Infantry Brigade
Herbert Hill
Pittaburgh
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