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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
11
The article notes a Castleman Avenue photo caption stating the bird is raised for meat and show. Judging bases include overall type 25 points, markings 25, color 10, eyes 10, with birds appearing in shades from black and white to red.
Time Will Tell analyzes Khrushchev’s visit and U.S. Soviet relations noting that talks, not firm steps, define progress. Peiping response and Soviet media shifts are traced as signs of easing tensions yet no concrete German unification accord emerges. The piece ends by noting U.S. land share and ongoing strategic tests.
East Frederick Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Charles Schroder Reichs Ford Road to discuss family emergency readiness. Civil Defense chairman Mrs. Edward Bell showcased first aid kits heating sanitation supplies and a two week food ration for one person. Elections and upcoming lamp shade class noted. Mainhart Horine reunion announced for next year. Building permits reported for a 28 by 40 foot house near Olive School and a concrete block fence at New Market Maryland 144.
The permit office released four construction permits valued at 22000 in four county districts on Tuesday. A 5900 house and garage with five rooms and bath on Mountaindale Road Lewistown is planned this year, and a 2300 four room bungalow with basement on Gambrill State Park Road Braddock district is to be completed next month. Richard Rice of Route 1 Thurmont filed for the house and garage, while the bungalow at 16 West Fourth Street Frederick will be built by Harry W and Mary Margaret Schroyer.
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