Savings Bonds Still Regarded As Good Way To Save
A survey by American Banker finds more than sixty percent of bankers still endorse U S Savings Bonds as a prudent investment. Many bankers feel a patriotic duty to promote sales, while others warn of competition from banks and other higher yielding options. Bond sales rose as higher rates lured buyers, though some bankers doubt the benefit to overall housing and mortgage markets amid wage increases and federal price shifts.
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American Banker
Daily Newspaper of Banking and Credit
U. S. Treasury
Savings and Loan Associations
Congress
The
Treasury
Washington
District Corps of Engineers
Eat Ritchie
Completon
Army
FHA
Baltimore
Federal Housing Agency
Fort Ritchie
Fort George Meade
Department of Labor
Herbert L. Bright Construction Company
Washington, D. C
John H. Graham and Associates
Local graduate mislisted at University of Maryland
Minor David Donnell of 136 Greenberry Road is among graduates from the University of Maryland last week. He earned a B A in business administration. His name was inadvertently omitted from the newspaper graduation list before publication yesterday.
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David Donnell
Greenberry Road
University of Maryland
M. C. Donnell
The Strange One opens at Henry's and Hi-Way Drive-In
Columbia Pictures brings The Strange One to Henry's and Hi-Way Drive-In starring Ben Gazzara as a captivating louse. Julie Wilson leads a cast including Mark Richman George Peppard Pat Hingle Arthur Stroch James Olson. Calder Willingham adapted Sam Spiegel Productions' End As a Man from his novel and play, with Jack Garfein directing the dramatic shocker.
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Columbia Pictures
Ben Gazzara
Hi-Way
Julie Wilson
Mark Richman
George Peppard
Pat Hingle
Arthur Stroch
James Olson
Calder Willingham
Sam Spiegel
Jack Garfein
Children Help Cancer Drive Across Tefferson Blvd Circus
Children around Tefferson Boulevard raised 1.59 for the local cancer drive by staging an impromptu circus behind Rebb's Grocery. Participants included Robbie Porcini Carolyn Porcini Rita Porcini Douglas Hebb Jimmie Hebb Debbie Moore Colleen Moore Janie Gorman Mary Pack Cathy Hohman Jill Funkhouser. The sewing class at Salem School collected 3.19 by selling potholders.
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Tefferson Boulevard
Rebb’s Grocery
Chicago Boulevards Highlight Lake Michigan Route
Chicago features over 200 miles of wide boulevards, with many noted for their lakeside route along Lake Michigan. The expansive thoroughfares emphasize scenic access and urban design in the city.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Premium List Issued For Great Hagerstown Fair
The premium list for the 102nd Great Hagerstown Fair is printed two months before the event August 12 to 22. It details entry requirements prizes and classifications for agricultural exhibitions at the fairgrounds and notes a one month advance from previous years. Department superintendents are listed including Cattle Fred C Downey Sheep and Swine Fred C Ernst Horticulture Hall Edward Oswald Household Clyde R Stouffer Exhibition John Corderman Poultry Park Beaver Concessions W Ray Tabler and 41 and FFA Herman L Stockslager Booth Exhibits Roy C F Weagly.
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Hagerstown
Great Hagerstown Fair
Fred C. Downey
Fred C. Ernst
Edward Oswald
Clyde R. Stouffer
John Corderman
Park Beaver
Student Receives Diploma At University Of Maryland
Ralph J. Elliott son of Mr and Mrs Brant K Elliott 410 West Franklin Street received a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering Saturday at the University of Maryland He has accepted a position with Olin Mathieson Chemical Company Niagara Falls New York The graduate is married to the former Miss Betty Nigh of Hagerstown Grade
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Ralph J. Elliott
Brant K. Elliott
West
Franklin Street
University of Maryland
Olin Mathieson Chemical Company
Niagara Falls
New York
Betty Nigh
Hagerstown
Local Firm Wins College Roof Contract in West Virginia
L. Hy. Miner Inc of Hagerstown won the contract to reroof two Shep herd College buildings. The West Virginia Board of Education awarded $3,649 for reroofing McMurran and Reynolds Halls.
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L. Hy. Miner, Inc
Hagerstown
Shepherd College
West
Antoine Lavoisier Death on the Guillotine in 1794
Antoine Lavoisier, hailed as the father of modern chemistry, was executed by guillotine during the French Revolution in 1794, marking a pivotal moment in the history of science and politics.
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Antoine Lavoisier
Six Legged Frog Found Near Big Pool
Steve Tucker and Steve Murray, two Big Pool area youngsters, found a six legged frog yesterday in a small pond near their homes. Four legs were in the usual places while a fifth and sixth grew from the frog's back.
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Steve Tucker
Steve Murray
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