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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1961
Page
4
The City Police Department plans to acquire a radar device to aid in enforcing speed limits. The measure aims to deter speeding motorists and improve traffic safety by making motorists aware of posted limits and the need to maintain proper speed.
The piece argues Moscow imposes rules on the West while following none of its own. It urges Washington to confront Khrushchev, demand self-determination for Berlin, Germany, and satellites, and reject Moscow’s double standard as a path to stronger U.S. stance.
The Poole Beall family reunion was held July 9 at Charles W Poole s farm in Taneytown with 81 attending. Attendees listed include Marion Johnnie and Jean Beall Doris and Sandra Glass Eddie Remsby Nellie Ray Raymond E Billy Linda Jack Carolyn Poole Ann Powle Leonard Edith Poole Robert Connie Barbara Carol Cynthia Nancy Poole and many others from Poolesville Silver Spring and Taneytown.
General Pate dies in Washington after a long Marine Corps career. The report notes his leadership within the corps and highlights key postings and dates from his service.
A reader asks if go karts are safe citing the National Safety Council and a Good Housekeeping article. The letter references hospital reports and farm market prices but the text is fragmentary and unclear.
Frederick fair issues its annual Premium Book while local sports report Cherokee Indians defeating Frederick YM C A 6 to 4. Clarence Carty wins prize for a story in Sunday Sun. Ray Morgan to join Washington Nationals after recent purchase, plus local incidents and appointments.
Twenty years ago on August 1 1941 Russia pressed toward Kiev as Japan pressed air raids the Red Army reported heavy losses and more than 5 900 000 men on the front. County farm groups urged the county agent office stay in the courthouse rather than move to the old Church Street School building.
Fort Detrick civilian and military staff received Certificates of Merit from the Federal Health Agencies and Federal Service Joint Crusade at a ceremony in the commander's office. Lt. Col. Clyde H. Westbrook and several others were cited. the drive totals surpassed 1960 contributions with members donating 1,618.91 to the Joint Crusade and 3,769.15 to the Federal Health Agencies.
Babson argues high labor costs, taxes, and anti industry attitudes push capital to the South. He cites tax exempt revenue bonds used by Cherokee Alabama and others to lure plants, noting Armour & Co and General Tire projects as examples. Northern cities must adopt incentives and friendly commerce to grow factories and jobs.
East overcalled with a weak lead and signaling misstep in a 3NT auction. South contracts game after North opens, West wins with the queen of hearts and East's three fails to establish hearts. South later forces East to concede by club interruption, leaving East with no heart continuation.
Dana M. Hicks, head of the Disaster Recovery Agency, told Gov. Barron that repair costs for the main State Office Building will amount to about 2 million dollars. The report also notes roughly 7.5 million dollars in flood damage to acts caused by the floods of nearly [incomplete].
Frostburg State sophomore Miss Vivian Howe of West Potomac Street Brunswick is employed in the Clerk of the Court's office for the summer. She is a Brunswick High School graduate and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Howe. Mrs. Foster Fink of Columbus Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox of North Maryland Avenue Brunswick and their nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Brown of Hagerstown visited Howellsville Virginia for a Methodist church homecoming, returning after a picnic and sightseeing of old homesteads in Virginia and Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Carty of West Patrick Street and Mrs. Peggy Cole of Motter Avenue with Gilbert and Nancy and Freddie, returned from a vacation in Wildwood New Jersey.
Two New York Central Railroad officials at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing faced criticism from NYC directors. Dr. R. Walter Graham warned the company would backtrack on statements opposing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad holdings and its coal piers at Curtis Bay. The ICC hearing followed NYC’s bid to gain control of the B&O, while rival Chesapeake and Ohio Railway also proposed. Graham spoke for Baltimore first, while the hearing continued.
Weekend attendance at Maryland state parks reached 104 714 across sites from Friday to Sunday with 23715 beachgoers at Sandy Point Elk Neck Deep Creek Lake New Germany and Herrington Manor. Park totals include Gambril Patapsco and others while Randoph Thompson Weverlon was found guilty of driving under the influence with a $100 fine.
Lt Gov Beachley and Club President C Richard Miller presented their Welcome to Optimism kits, marking a ceremonial gesture to promote the program and welcome new members or supporters.
A 30 day campaign seeks 150000 to buy and renovate Sunrise the former home of Governor William Maccorkle in Charleston W V The Salvation Army has an option on the property for Sunrise Foundation to create a children’s museum and cultural center. AP opens Kuala Lumpur bureau led by A L McIntyre a Singapore native who joined AP in 1947.
Four-H Club Week attendance includes seventy three girls from Buckeystown, Frederick City, Jefferson, Libertytown, Middletown, Petersville, Walkersville, Urbana and other communities with thirty nine boys from Ballenger, Emmitsburg, Jefferson, Libertytown, Middle town and surrounding areas. Names include Lynne Howard JoAnne Stans field JoAnn King Sarah King and many others plus male attendees such as Robert Stansfield MI Joseph Biser and John Troxell among listed participants.
In Washington Kennedy and Chen Chang discussed Formosa policy and coordination with American leadership while reaffirming U.S. opposition to Communist China's UN admission. Chen, premier of the Nationalist government, visited after a red carpet greeting by Vice President Johnson and a White House luncheon.
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