Publication masthead and date details
The fragment shows a 1955 newspaper masthead with publication city Frederick Maryland, subscription rates, and Post Office second class matter notice. It references the Audit Bureau of Circulations and a Thursday September 22 1955 issue. The readable items suggest standard publishing metadata rather than a readable news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ere & Mfg. CO
Neeth Court St
Frederick
Rember Audit Bureau of Greulations
Freaezck
World Food Progress In Postwar Decade, FAO Reports
The FAO annual report notes higher per capita food in most regions after World War II, with world output up in rice milk wheat fats and meat, while surpluses concentrate in the United States. It warns that access remains unequal and calls on agricultural leaders to expand distribution to underfed areas.
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United States Food and Agricultural Organization
United States
A Good Investment Savings bonds urged as safe future aid
In uncertain times when jobs and cars are common, a savings bond is recommended as a prudent, reliable investment. The article stresses resilience during recessions, noting bonds earn interest annually and retain buying power when other assets fall. It urges readers to heed the call to invest.
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United States
University opens Extension School at First Baptist
The University of Richmond offers its Extension School of Christian Education in Frederick at the First Baptist Church. Rev Robert F Woodward teaches the course Letters of Paul for 18 weeks two hours weekly. Enrollment ends October 6 and inquires go to the church office or pastor. Course may be taken for credit or not. Also notes a surprise birthday party in Myersville with many local attendees and market prices for wheat corn and oats.
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University of Richmond
First Baptist Church
Frederick
Robert F. Woodward
Woodward
University Extension School
Paul
Injunction Sought Over Farm Sale in Emmitsburg District
Karl H. Stello seeks a court injunction in Equity Court to halt his wife Frances S. Stello from selling personal farm property on their 143 acre Emmitsburg district farm. He asserts she has sold and contracted to sell farm items including hay, livestock, and turf, and asks for an accounting and public sale of the farm with proceeds divided. The court ordered an injunction and accounting unless shown otherwise by Sept. 30.
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Emmitsburg
Karl H. Stello
Frances S. Stello
iMrs
Frances Starr McVey
Stello
Thim
Stella
Mathias
John W. Crowley
Crowleys
Prince Georges County
Stellas
Stellas of Two Mortegages
E. Austin James
T. West Claggett Jr
Messrs. James and
Clageet
Stelle
James i Taylor
Silver Spring
Weddings Swain Leatherwood Mrs Virginia Brown Leatherwood
Mrs Virginia Brown Leatherwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rymond G Brown Sr, married air They attended by relatives including Mr and Mrs Ernest Stephens and Mr and Mrs John A Zufall The ceremony was performed by Rev Gustave Schmidt at 27 East Third Street The couple travelled to Atlantic City N J after the reception and now reside at East Third Street this city
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Swain—Leatherwood
Virginia Brown Leatherwood
Rymond G. Brown Sr
Airy
Pest
Deedes
East Third Street
Gustave Schmidt
Ernest Stephens
John A. Zufall
Atlantic City
N. J
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The 1905 column notes a poor Fredrick county lima bean crop due to damp season dew. A circuit court jury found the city liable for water contract losses to Edward H. Sharpe, damages set. A United Combination hose wagon test drew a crowd. fire oil barrels burned briefly, wagon delayed 10 days. Medical Society membership applications filed. A man near Sealow Springs killed a seven foot blacksnake in his corn crib.
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Frederick County
Edward H. Sharpe
United Combination Hose and Chemcal
C. H. Conley
Adams Town
Keamptown
D. M Remsburg
Middletound
Frederick Counts Medical Sooty
Twenty Years Ago From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items note a Thursday section urging sewer improvements for Carroll Creek described as a common sewer to clear the creek. Ralph Wachter, son of Mire Wachter, left to Notre Dame University. Garrett, Knoxville, named first lieutenants in the University of Maryland ROTC unit. Hood College anticipates 40 young women enrollment as faculty stands at four. Dr Henry Statin announced.
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Aeler
Heath
Carroll Creek
Ralph Fo Wachter
Mire Merses No
Wachter
Naith Colleste Darkway
Notre Dame University
Lesh Boalmvere
Garrett
Knoxville
University of Maryland
Military Police Corps 14th Anniversary Observed at Detrick
The Army Military Police Corps marked its 14th anniversary on September 26 at Camp Detrick. Civilian police and MP units conduct daily security checks, traffic direction, and visitor verification to safeguard classified material. About 1,000 cars exit post daily after 4:30 pm. Sergeant Harry C. Hartsough leads routine cabinet and premises checks to prevent loss of government property.
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Military Police Corps
Detrick
Army Military Police Corps
Camp Detrick
ATP
Jon
Harry C. Hartsough
George W. Poole Jr
Jap Phillips
Lloyd Hoover
Engagement Announced for Barbaraine Laneen Bar Barbaraine
Mrs John H. Laneen of Siler Spring announces the engagement of her daughter Barbaraine to Petty Officer William Vero Romes USN, son of the late Vic and Vis Wallan Romes of Brooker Florida. The couple plan to enlist via the Navy. Rimes resides with his sister Mrs Claude V Simin in Frederick, Maryland.
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Vis John HW. Laneen
Siler Spring
Barbaraine
Ae William Veooromes
Vic
Vis Wallan
Rimes
Brooker
Fla
Vrs
Claude V
Simin Frederick Ss
Laugen
Monmsomery Blair Miah School
Manoraey Valley Association Meeting Notes
The Manoraey Valley Association plans a community meeting at the Maryland House of Delegates with singing and program segments. Attendees include members and officers and many details reference supervisory accounts and oyster supper preparations for the event.
Community Chest drive announced with chairmen named
Byron Winehrener announces the annual Community Chest drive for Us Member beneficiaries will start October 1. C Lease Bussard named general chairman with Joseph F Rhoderick and Mrs Ken Hersperger as co chairmen. Hersperger also co chairs with Albert E Mayward on publicity. Hayward to speak for Toastmasters. Hersperger handles newspaper publicity. Division chairmen named for Special Gifts, Professional, Government Offices, Industrial, Fraternal, Camp Detrick, and others. The record also notes a church class election at Centennail Memorial Evangelical United Brethren.
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Community Chest
Byron Winehrener
C. Lease Bussard
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Ken Hersperger
Hersperger
Albert E Mayward
Camp Detrick
Hayward
Toastmasters Club
Diasion
Vic Renes Sr
Richard Fo Rhae
Mercury Hits £ 3 At Gambrill State Park
Cloudy with chances of showers across the county this afternoon. Temperatures around 75 degrees Fahrenheit in the western area and lows near the 43 mark early morning. East winds and scattered showers expected into the evening with a chance of heavier rain later.
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Mercury
Gambrill State Park
Tich
Rkaoh
Masarbi
Danger Still Great Charleston Weather Threat Subdues
A chaotic storm front continues to menace Charleston causing strong winds and heavy rain. Officials urge residents to seek shelter as warnings persist across the region. Emergency crews report downed trees and localized flooding in several neighborhoods.
Soviet spies in British and Australian offices disclosed
Washington reports reveal that British Foreign Office official Donald MacLean and London’s Guy Burgess provided Soviet agents with secret papers. Vladimir Petrov, a defector, confirms Burgess and MacLean’s espionage while tracing enciphered communications via Kislytsin. The case mirrors Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers and raises questions about security and potential Soviet influence on Western diplomacy.
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David Lawrence
Washington
British Foreign Office
Alger Hiss
U.S. Department of State
Donald MacLean
Foreign Office
Guy Burgess
MacLean
Moscow
Atomic Energy Commission
Nowet
Vladimir Petrov
Australia
Messrs
MacLean and Burgess
U.S. News & World Report
Royal Commission of Australia
Petrov
MacLean-Burgess
Burgess
London
Sydney Morning Herald
Soviet Union
Manuten
Kislytsin
Cambridge University
Mason
Ford Reunion Brings Ford Family Together at Mountaindale
The eighteenth annual Ford clan reunion was hosted in Mountaindale picnic woods on Sunday. A basket lunch followed a hymn and prayers, with speeches by Charles C. Ford and Mary Adkins. Gilbert Gouker was elected president and Maynard Ford vice president. next year’s program set for the same date and location. Attendees included numerous Fords and related families, with a long list of members noted.
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Ford
Ruth Jackson
Bard
West Waster
Peaceful Valley
Gilbert Gouker
Maynard Ford
Amy Kreh
William M. Ford
Ruth Hode
Grace Ford Ropp
Welty Wastier
Charles C. Ford
Norman P. Ford
Edna
Amy Foreh
Grayson Ford
John XS. Adkins
Charles F. Jackson
Fred Beachles
Karen
Viola Hartsock
Sharon Hartsock
Marion Hartsock
Aly
Eugene Ropp
Pat Sicda
Mya
Vereckh Ropp
Silva
Lorraine
Charles B. Shank
Shirley
Bilix
Philip Lutz
Joyce
Austin Hoke
Mark L. Hoke
Elias Zimmerman
Sandra
James Main
Fred Darner
Howard Mulligan
Robert Kreh
William T. Kreh
Mroo
Wiliam M. Ford
Cristy
Maek Houwf
Charles J
Illness and hospital updates from Frederick area
Reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital and University Hospital Baltimore detail surgeries and recoveries. Among those listed are Mrs Earl H Smith near Jefferson recovering well after surgery, Mr Edward L Young admitted for observation, Richard Grossnickle of RFD 3 Frederick admitted, Sherman Tressler Mt Aury improving after last week’s operation, Mac Walter Willison transferring to University Hospital for further treatment, Charles J Fleming near Mt Airy returning home much improved after St Agnes surgery, and Ruth McKenzie RFD 5 Frederick admitted for treatment.
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Earl H. Smith
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edward L. Young
West Seventh Street
Richard Grossnickle
Woo
University Hospital, Baltimore
Sherman ‘Tressler
Mt. Aury
Mac Walter Willison
U.S. 40 West
C. E. Cline and Son
Charles J. Fleming
Mt. Airy
St. Agnes Hospital
Murphy Enters Washington College Freshman Class
Frederick High School graduate Murphy, son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Murphy of 4 Monroe Avenue, begins the freshman year at Washington College on Monday. Emery Larson and Mrs Watkins Acres announce the birth of their second child, a son Christopher, born Sept 17 at Memoral Hospital. Setho Arnold Simmons and daughter Rebecca of 320 West Patrick Street observe a birthday. Ernest Fleming of Oakledge Farm and Robert Harrison of Shadyhill Farm vacationed in Atlantic City last week. they were registered at the Abbey Hotel on the boardwalk.
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Murphy
Frederick High School
Charles F. Murphy
Monroe Avenue
Washington College
Emery Larson
Watkins Acres
Christopher
Tirdeuek Memoral Hospital
Setho Arnold Simmons
Rebecca San
West Patrick Street
Ernest Fleming
Oakledge Farm
Woodhine
Robert Harrison
Shadyhill Farm
AR. Airy
Atlantic City
New Abbey Hotel
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Joseph Delatter
Linda
Hazel Lewis
John Gladhill
Bertha Hartsock
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Austin K Whipp
Geneva
Eddie
Eileen
Carolyn Wulff
Clara Cline
William H. Geesey
C. Albert Palmer
Edith O'Brien
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