The News Frederick Front Page September 24 1980
Page four of The News in Frederick Maryland summarizes the newspaper branding and publication details for the Frederick edition. It notes the paper is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company at 26 North Court Street, Frederick Maryland. It lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and identifies the Mercer Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press affiliation.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
the News 7
Reat Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court St. Phome MO
Mercer Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Miners Die in Vienna Coal Mine Fire
Twenty miners were killed in a fire at the Vaclav Nosek coal mine near Prague. Rescue operations were under way to free an undisclosed number of survivors as reports from Prague circulated.
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Meiners
Vienna
Austria
Vaclav Nosek
Prague
Rade Prague
Tax Burden in 1959 Census Figures Reported
The U S Census Bureau states Americans paid 3100 billion in taxes in 1959, about 567 per person. Total take rose by 16 billion while per capita share fell 32 cents as population rose. Federal 67.5 percent, state and local about 327 percent of the tax take. The text notes a 20 percent GDP share and warns of rising taxes as government services expand.
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U. S. Census Bureau
John Q
Notable local surgery reports from area hospitals
Among the sick, Mr. Maurice L. Reid Sr., a well known livestock dealer near Thurmont, underwent disc surgery at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown and is in satisfactory condition. Melanue Fogle, a year old Walkersville girl, was released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after minor surgery. John N. Blumenauer of East Seventh Street has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after major surgery two weeks ago and is getting along nicely. Stiner Hawkins of Woodsboro, a patient at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital Martinsburg, is improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Albert Cupp, who had surgery Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital, is also progressing satisfactorily.
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Maurice L. Reid Sr
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Meleanue Fogle
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John N. Blumenauer
East Seventh Street
Stiner Hawkins
Woodsboro
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Albert Cupp
Committee protests liquor sale at Frederick Fair Grounds
A City Ministerial Association committee sent a letter to Frederick County Agricultural Society directors protesting liquor sales immoral shows and gambling during Fair Week. Signatories: Eugene L. McLean Alonzo D. Winters Ulysses S. G. Hee Henri L. G. Kieffer and E Holmes Lamar.
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City Ministerial Association
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Eugene L. McLean
Alonzo D. Winters
Ulysses S. G. Hee Henri L. G. Kieffer
E Holmes Lamar
Moses
Mary
Frederick Railroad Company
Harrisburg
Braddock Heights
The
Heights
Camp Schley Inn
McCardell
Ralph McHenry
West Fifth Street
Rand
Pleasant Hill
Ion
Imiertown
E. A. Herman
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
Seventy years ago Nazi aerial attacks hit London while Berlin suffered the war's worst strike. Rome reports Axis vows Britain will be fought to the bitter end. Katherine Clarke appointed Hood College language instructor replacing Marguerite retiree. Elmer Maxwell to head state penitentiary farm at Roxbury. West Second Street extends to Grove Boulevard with 1,200 feet of paving. Conscription volunteer rate in Frederick County remains low. Robert Routzahn Middletown, president of the Board of County Election Supervisors, commented.
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London
Berlin
Rome
Britain
Katherine A. Clarke
Washington
Hood College
Marguerite
United States
France
Herbert R. O Conor
Elmert C. Maxwell
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Maxwell
Roxbury
West Second Street
Grove Boulevard
Frederick
Robert H. Routzahn
Middletown
Board of County Election Supervisors
Enid
Sidelights Civil War Tale From Potomac Region
A digested reminiscence from the Dawsonville Poolesville area recounts a Civil War escape tale of a young Confederate signal corps member. Fleeing Union lines he tethers a wounded crow and acquires a half broken colt, then reaches Confederate forces with aid. Local notes mention community programs, exams, and civic events alongside brief notes on Harpers Ferry, Dew Line cinema, and school activities.
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Dawsonville-Poolesville
Potomac
Alice Darby Nourse
Upton Dr. Nourse
Alice
Xourse
Signal Corps
Norse
Raleigh Chinn
Rebecca Nourse
Harrison England
Curry Nourse
Rockville
Dr. Nourse
Nourse
Birthday salutes noted for local residents
Summers Woeods marks birthday at RFD 2 observance. Garber and Pleasant observe birthdays. Mr Briton and Mr Bryant of Fort Detrick Fire Department also celebrate birthdays today. Sulphur smell noted from unusual source.
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Summers
Garber
Pleasant
Bryant
Fort Detrick
Deaths Charles G Graham and Belva Robinson
Charles G Graham 61 of Medford died Saturday at 2 45 am at home after six months illness. Survived by wife Irene Danner Graham one son Carl in U S Army in France and siblings H Edgar Graham Raymond C Graham Medford T Graham Washington Mrs Pierce Zile Westminster. Interment Pipe Creek Cemetery near New Windsor. Belva G Robinson 64 of Thurmont died yesterday at Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Survived by sister Mrs Roy Frushour and brother Luther Robinson plus niece Mary Frushour and nephews George Frushour Luther Robinson Jr. Interment Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont.
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Charles ‘George Graham
Medford
Carroll County
Harry and
Sophia Hess Graham
Airs
Irene Danner Graham
Carl Graham
U.S. Army
France
H. Edgar Graham
Philadelphia
Raymond C. Graham
Largo
Fla
Medford T. Graham
Washington
Guy Babylon
Seat
New Windsor
Pierce Zile
Westminster
Stone Chapel
Belva G. Robinson
Thurmont
George M
Ida Mumma Robinson
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creagerstoun
Faithful Workers Society of
Robinson
Roy Frushour
Graceham
Luther Robinson
Mary Frushour
George Frushour
Luther Robinson Jr
M. L. Creager and Son
Francis Amneberger
Ikan G Naugle
Blue Ridge
Thur
Landscape Architects appoint Reed as assistant executive director
David Aivey Reed, formerly news chief for the American Red Cross Office of Public Information in Alexandria, Virginia, is named assistant executive director of the American Society of Landscape Architects in Washington. The move aligns with the society’s plan to expand public relations and establish a Washington sub-office this January at 20 K Street. Reed, grandson of late Judge Glenn H. Worthington, has ties to York and Marburg, Germany.
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Iss
Ings
David Aivey Reed
Court Square
Iss City
American Society of Landscape Architects
Washington
Reed
American Red Cross Office of Public Information
Alexandria
Glenn H. Worthington
Frederick County
Lynn M . Harwill
York
Funeral Notices and Local News Fragments
Funeral services were held for Mrs Isa beli Matulaa Grain at her funeral home with Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr officiating. Interment followed in Mount Olive cemetery. Also noted were funerals for Edward David Fiury of Union Bridge at the D. D. Harizier and Sons home with pallbearers named. Additional notices include a St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran service for a local resident, and reports of hospital treatment for Mervin Mills of Taneytown for a left elbow fracture. The Fort Hood assignment of Pfc Charles F. Settle is also recorded along with various baseball and bridge commentary and a hummingbird fact.
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Isabeli Matulaa
Frank 5.Griffin
H LeRoy Straysburg Jr
Mount Olive
M. R. Etchison and Son
Finneral
Edward David Fiury
Union Bridge
D. D. Harizier and Sons
Glenn M. Baird
Oscar 3Berg
Harry Woe
Cat Myers
Jonesies Bohn
Beaver Dam Cemetery
Char
Pal
Easthostreet
Dean W. Anderson
St Luke's Exvangelical Lutheran
H. Pome of
Rocks
Burmian Club
Charles B. Emmons
Joseph T. Kerrigan
Robert H. Perry
Lester Hines
Charles Harper
Mount Olivet
Hospital Gettysburg
Mervin Mils
Tanevtown Rt 2
Warner Hospital
Maryland
David Topper
Robert Dubbel
Rocky Ridge
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Robert L. Wilson
George M. Wilson
Sjamsville
Air Force
Lacklani Air Force Base
Tex
Amarillo Afb
Texas
Wilson
Frederick High School
James C. Darner
Noah
Jenkins
Old Braddock
Darner
Daniel
David Hartzler
Eckels College of Mortuary Science
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Libertytown
Union Fadga
Newspaperashive
News-Post
Kiwanis Club
Moscow
James Keiler
Civichat
Harpers Ferry
Hill Top House
D. D. Kilham
Baltimore
Wendy Anderson
Havers Ferry
Hill Top
Boulder
Cel
Robert J Zeniner
Fort Det-rick
Confederate States of America
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners
Adele Laura Weidler
Arthur Clayton Simon
Key Avenue
Anne Leona Simon
Mary Frances Marshall
Emmitsburg
Patsy Lee Kline
Keymar
Shirley Ann Burdette
RFD
Nancy Lee Morgan
RED
Phyllis Gertrude Parlee
Catherine Ann Harrant
Dorothy Marie Halterman
Woodbine
Eugene A. Bronstein
West Patrick Street
Marvin Edwards Laws
West Third Street
Nora Eene
Mt.Airy
Betty. Sesser Stoner
Linibergh
Robert Lee
Joan F. Pason
C&p Telephone Co
Patton
Pine Tree
mid-Canada
North Pole
Canada
George Barthel
Marian Louise Hawkins
Miriam Lorraine Hawkins
Iio
W. Earl Hawkins
L. Hospital School of Nursing
Rachel Furr
Near Lees
Furr
Teresa
Naren Tae
Pawi Furr
Gary
George Horne
Georgie
Airy
Clarence
Dewas
Mr. Davis
Virginia
Bowers
Water Street
Huellinger
Marian
Walkersville High School
Lankenau Nurses Alumnae Association
Elinor Mary Brooks
John Hanson
Walter Sylvester Rice
Brunswick
Karen Bianche Reader
Monrovie
Insimg Marks
Kete Adeline Blundell
Lynda Lucille Brashears
Charles Edward Gearinger
Rosemont Avenue
Donald Paul Black
Germantown
James Wesley
Cromwell
Ijamsville
Fame Catherine Hays
Leone Marie Carlisle
East Fourteeth Street
Ruth Pauline Long
South Street
Judy Lee
Marian L. Hawkins
Miriam L. Hawkins
Charles G. Graham
Andrew Young Wilson
Andrea Young Wilson
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WEA
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Fort Hood
Charles F. Settle
Elizabeth V. Settle
West Fourth Street
Aberdeen
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