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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
9
Warren Fage argues against using handguns as hunting stoppers citing ineffective results on large game. He recalls encounters with a P-38 and a .270 demonstrates the impracticality and danger. The piece urges keeping handguns for plinking small game and not as primary hunting tools.
A short Q A list covering Peron becoming Argentina president on October 17 1945 call it royalty day by him. the World Bank official name is International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. details of the Chicago Fire of 1871 include 250 dead 1000000 homeless 25000 buildings gutted and 73 miles of streets burned with Illinois Insurance Bureau fixing most of 190526500. Leap Year 1956.
Noah E. Cramer & Son of Frederick advertise the sale of a Desirable 3 story brick residence at No. 101 East Second Street formerly of M. Louise Johnson. Offers invited. Features include large rooms, a butler's pantry, dreplaces, four large bedrooms, five rooms on second floor, four rooms on third floor, a large corner lot with garage. Located in Frederick, Md. Realtors: 114 North Court Street.
Sports writer Harry Grayson discusses Ronnie Knox’s eastern debut with UCLA against Maryland. The article notes Knox’s passing promise, the Bruins’ altered single wing offense under Red Sanders, the game ending in UCLA’s first shutout in five years, and questions about how Knox fits future schemes and substitutions.
A brief notice from Peoples Finance Co states they will lend money and offer a friendly courteous service. They promise privacy and invite customers to sit down to work out a payment plan that fits income. Location mentioned is 11 North Court.
The article notes Davenport and Knox as key figures in a UCLA driven pattern. Jim Tatum considers strategy aimed at forcing Knox to run and limiting Davenport’s impact. Red Sanders seeks a safer plan to contain Knox’s passing threat and improve the attack.
The Frederick Personnel Commission invites applications for stenographer and general clerk positions with a filing deadline of October 15, 1655. Tests will be conducted under the Maryland State Employment Service. successful examinees will be considered for employment. The posting lists Byron W. Thompson James C. McCanner Charles W. Zehnder and Joseph F. Eisenhauer as officers, with notice dates Sept 29 and Oct 6.
Classifieds showcase multiple property listings with farms, dairy stock, and homes for sale or rent. Volume includes Washington market dairies, stock farms, brick and bungalow homes, veterans loan details, and a large used car section with prices and open hours. Names and addresses appear for local realtors and offices.
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