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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1960

Page

13

Foley and Mathias Debating for Maryland's 6th District

In Hagerstown two candidates, Rep John Foley and Charles Mathias, spoke at the Church of the Brethren. They addressed national and international issues, tradeoffs on debt, UN membership, Red China, and farm policy, while stressing separation of church and state and calls for world peace.

Hagerstown Maryland John R. Foley D-Md Charles McC. Mathias Church of the Brethren Red China United Nations Foley Andetam Mathias Congress Eisenhower South U.N Foler

Back in College Voices Mixed on Return from Summer

Hood College students from Pennsylvania and Tennessee share mixed feelings about returning to campus after summer. Marsha Powell enjoys the independence and social life while Lenore Sapinsley dislikes leaving the sunny South, and Linda Katz looks forward to busier days and reuniting with friends. Doris Dalziel worries a Europe summer may dull the welcome. Also noted is a W S S of the Pennsylvania Conference event at Boonsboro with talks, music, and a mission guest speaker. A light note reports a Baltimore bank error erasing a child’s paper profit of 24 01379 dollars, soon corrected.

Marsha Powell Hood College Kingston Lenore Sapinsley Memphis Tenn South Doris Dalziel Garden City New York Europe New England WSWS W. S. W. S. of Pennsylvania Evangelical United Brethren Church Hagerstown E. UC. B Boonsboro Paul Kauffman George Thomas Paul Horn Silver Spring Huild QC Church of God United Boonsboro Church Cair QO. C. Over Pennsylvania Lobis Memorial Church Hanover Ernest Lang Japan Rei Lang K Mally Ebenzelier Mission Germany Mission Uoark North America Langs Baltimore Alen Friedland Tre Bank

Dropping Soil Bank Program Ends New Maryland Contracts

Maryland officials announce there will be no fall signup for new land or contracts under the Soil Bank Conservation Reserve. Dudley says contracts expiring in 1960 or later cannot be extended and that no new Conservation Reserve contracts will be entered beyond 1960. Existing contracts remain in force with payments continuing. nationally, 28.6 million acres are covered in 1960. Building permits in Winchester Hall note eight construction approvals.

Soil Bank Conservation Reserve Wiliam L. Dudley Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Department of Agrculture Maryland Dudley

Building Permits Approved Across Frederick County Districts

Seven county area issues multiple building permits including a $32,650 new home near Mountaindale Road, a $15,000 brick veneer house with garage on Edgewood Church Road, and a $13,000 five room brick veneer on Dublin Road Walkersville. Other permits cover a $3,000 house move on Blue Mountain Road, a $200 bathroom and porch addition on Point of Rocks Road Buckeystown, a $600 kitchen addition in Knoxville, and a $1500 porch addition on Linganore Road Mount Pleasant.

Seven Mountaindale Road New Connines Stowa Austinstruction Friday F. Whipp Route 1 Thurmont Edgewood Church Road Tuscarora Harry 5. Ramsburg Route 5 Frederick B. Roberts Urbana Dublin Road Walkersville Ellis Buckeyston Iiner Jr Frederiecs Fetersvile Knoxville W. T. Comper Church Roa EL. L. Hefiner Linganore Road Mount Pleasant Todd Gedbee Lee Eckard Route

County flags fly together on all county buildings

For the first time, the American and Maryland flags will permanently fly side by side at all county buildings, after County Building Superintendent George B. Stupp announced the move. Four large flags were ordered to flank the Court House entrances at the Court House, Winchester Hall, the Frederick County Jail, and the Montesue Home. Court House custodian Iain Tobery said the idea aimed to identify the county seat and ease visitor confusion.

Maryland George B. Stupp Stupp Court House Winchester Hall Frederick County Montesue Iain Tobery Cus I‘todian

The News Frederick 1960 September 24 Issue

The 1960 edition of The News from Frederick Maryland published on Saturday September 24 covers local events, society notes, and community announcements with period reporting and regional listings.

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