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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1960
Page
4
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AP Analysis portrays Charles de Gaulle as rallying symbol for France, guiding nuclear push and calls for equal status with superpowers. It notes Algerian crisis, domestic unrest, and one-man rule, doubting lasting achievement while predicting May summit talks with Eisenhower Khrushchev and Macmillan.
President Eisenhower argues Americans are not physically unfit by choice but by the urge to gain wealth and convenience. He cites school bus use by four block students and contrasts Euro children walking or biking, warning about moral strength as a key national asset.
A General alarm fire Thursday leveled the Hanover Pretzel Co factory near the downtown district. Five firefighters were injured, one hundred-year-old building damaged $75,000 to $100,000. adjoining apartments evacuated. Fire Chief Fuhrman cited an overheated oven as the likely cause. Civil Defense and Red Cross provided shelter for about 12 evacuated residents.
From the 1910 column features district institute plans by the Frederick County Sunday School Association at Grace Reformed on May 2. Ensign C P Page, son of Dudley Page, promoted to executive officer aboard the Yankton after transferring from the U S S Nebraska. Arthur C Lampe, formerly of Frederick, buys Hotel Jerome fixtures in Somerset and will assume May 1. price around 20000. The will of Rev Dr E R Eschbach filed for probate. wife Mary Susan Eschbach named executrix. Joseph Hershberger and family relocate from Frederick to Thurmont where he opens a bakery.
A digest of past items notes the Potomac Synod meeting at Grace Church led by Rev. Ralph Hartman as the first gathering of the merged Evangelical and Reformed church. Maryland Medical Faculty to convene in Baltimore with Dr. Edward P. Thomas presiding. Calvary and Trinity Methodist churches to host a consolation by Mr Airy after a Trinity vote. County License Commissioner Paul M. Little orders local licensees to remove brand name signs by June 1 or face fines jail and license revocation. Stockholm reports two violent naval battles in the Skagerrak with surface and air forces involved. William J. Stoner elected to a fourteenth term as president of the Thurmont Board of Town Commissioners. John H. Hess ey to address Lynch Lodge Masons at the temple. Clayton E. Morgan invites Columbia Lodge and others to the talk at Masonic Temple.
A 8:45 p.m. Thursday collision on U S 40 near Hawbottom Road caused $800 damage. Thomas Wayne Haines, 18, Middletown, rear-ended George Leatherman, 52, Myersville, after Leatherman stopped to turn. Passenger Evelyn Baker, 16, Myersville, was treated and released. Haines faces a charge for failing to reduce speed. trial set April 28.
Ellery Sedgwick, 88, longtime president and editor of the Atlantic Monthly from 1908 to 1938, died Thursday. Under his leadership the magazine published some of the period’s most controversial stories.
AP report notes varying corporate profits with some firms posting gains while others show losses in the first quarter. GNP climbs to a record 496 billion dollars despite slower inventories and rising unemployment. Automakers report improved auto sales due to better weather but stockpiles remain high.
The Atlantic Division of Aerojet General is expanding into automation and non defense fields. Key figures include Dr John V Atanasoff and Captain Sheldon Brown USN Ret as assistant manager. The unit develops FIRETRAC instrument tech and parcel post sorting systems for the Post Office and rail terminals.
In Annapolis taxpayers voice frustration as the state processes income tax refunds. Benjamin Marsh notes delays due to thorough checking and year round procedures. Nearly 300 000 refunds remain to be issued with fastest checks for standard deductions.
A digest of historical moments and notable births. Includes Washington’s 1793 neutrality proclamation, 1861 Fayetteville arsenal surrender, 1883 land rush signals, and obituaries and birthdays such as Eddie Albert Hal March Yehudi Menuhin and Robert Schmidt with ages.
Fort Detrick announces a series of social and staff updates. An oratorical winner attends events in Atlanta and Grand Rapids, while a tea dance invites women club members. New civilian employees join, and several military arrivals and departures are listed. The Officers' Open Mess closes for renovations, with a temporary club in building 707. Cash and lab equipment efficiency awards are noted, plus upcoming meetings and local retirements.
Mrs McNamara from Stratford Conn. Brad Gerwigs add a side entrance to their basement. Dr A G Wedum Safety Director and Joseph Schwimer speak at National Press Club on April 23 about Detrick Safety and Public Relations. Master Sergeant Bul Connell on two week vacation. Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday at 2 am for Fort Detrick and Defense agencies. Edward C Ritchie and Nellie Ritchie Titus survivors listed. buried March 12 in Cincinnati Ohio. Lindsay E Stunkle 76 died at home near Taneytown. survived by wife Edna Shipley Stunkle two sons four grandchildren. Funeral details at C M L Waltz funeral home Winfield with services Saturday 11 am Rev William Hendricks officiating. Interment at St Pauls Church Cemetery Point of Rocks. A widow of Henry Stottlemyer, former Utica resident, died Thursday evening at Franklin’s home in Silver Spring. Survived by one son Franklin, one sister Mrs Raymond Hubbard near Utica, one brother Norman Harper of Hansonville, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body at M L Creager and Son funeral home Thurmont. later transported to Utica Church Sunday 2:30 ds t for 3:30 pm service Rev E Koontz Helwig. Burial in church cemetery.
Notices announce deaths of Mrs. Carrie Leatherwood Buckingham 7 in Salem Carroll County widow of Willie F. Buckingham with children in Baltimore Ellicott City Westminster and at home. funeral in Winfield moving to Morgan Chapel Methodist Church near Woodbine for services with Rev. Hoyt Dudley and Rev. Edwin Ankeny officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Walter S. Klay 67 Thurmont dies in Waynesboro Hospital after career at Landis Tool Company. widow Bertha Eyler Klay, children Neal J. Klay and Karen, siblings and in laws listed. services at Grave Funeral Home Waynesboro with Rev. H Clayton Moyer. Mrs Carrie May Haifleigh Lindsay 80 dies at son Millard Lindsay’s Frederick home. survivors include four other children and seven grandchildren. services at funeral home conducted by Rev. Maynard Lawson Jehovahs Witnesses. interment Fairmont Cemetery Libertytown. Joseph E B Ritchie 68 Oxford Ohio formerly Adamstown death noted. son of late.
Funeral services for Charles Lewis Whitmore Hildebrand at the funeral home on East Church Street were led by Rev. Willard L. Stevens of Jefferson United Church of Christ. Pallbearers included Stockman Remsberg Lakin Gordon Gross Comm. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery.
A Belgian DCé airliner crashed near a mountain in the Belgian Congo early today killing all 35 to 36 aboard. Police and rescue teams cordoned the area as officials confirmed the disaster and began investigations into the crash cause.
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