Kennedy Presses For Foreign Aid Bill Across Capitol
President Kennedy intensifies push for an $8.8 billion five year development loan plan to aid new nations. He presses Congress through White House meetings and letter campaigns while keeping talks flexible to win needed votes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Treasury
Congress
Citizens Committee For International Development
Afl-Cio
White House
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Soaring Temperatures Accelerate Maryland Corn Growth
Maryland Delaware Crop Reporting Service notes last week's high temperatures advanced crop development. About 60 percent of corn tasseling and 25 to 90 percent silked in the two-state area. Alfalfa second cuttings 80 to 90 percent in North Central Maryland. pastures average. Hancock peach harvest lagging but expected to rise as more varieties mature.
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College Park
Maryland - Delaware Crop Reporting Service
Maryland
Hancock, Md
Named Director of Army Agency
Lt. Col. William G. Kussmaul Sr of the United States Army Ordnance Corps has reported to Fort Monmouth New Jersey as director of the Booster Vehicle Department for the Army Advent Management Agency. He graduated in June from the Marine Corps Senior School at Quantico and previously served in Washington as chief of the Missile Branch Industrial Division and advisor on Missiles to the assistant secretary of the Army for Logistics.
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William G. Kussmaul
United States Army Ordnance Corps
Broadrun
Fort Monmouth
N. J
United States Army Advent Management Agency
Kussmaul
Marine Corps
Quantico
Army
Washington
Missile Branch
Ordnance
Violence erupts after 54 years in Emmitsburg
In Emmitsburg area a 74-year-old man, William H. Richardson, was charged with assault and battery after allegedly hitting his wife Anna Richardson with a beer bottle during a July 15 incident that ended when she struck back with a frying pan. Magistrate Byron Thompson found Richardson guilty and suspended a six-month sentence.
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Emmitsburg Area
William H. Richardson
Anna Richardson
Richardson
Byron Thompson
B and O Recalls Third Shift at Cumberland Diesel Shop
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad resumes a third shift at its Cumberland diesel locomotive repair shop. About 73 workers report, with 15 from Grafton, four from Newark and the rest local. recalls end furloughs up to eight years. Three shift operation boosts capacity to 465 units monthly and raises payroll to about $15 million yearly.
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Ray Shields
Grafton
W.va
Newark
Ohio
Cumberland
Man Sues Over Bear Attack in Glacier National Park
Joseph L. Williams of Farmington Michigan testifies in U S District Court seeking 450 000 damages from the U S government after a 1959 Glacier National Park bear attack. He says the bear seized his head and raged until rangers killed it during a hike.
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Detroit
Joseph L. Williams
Farmington
Mich
Baer
Williams
U.S
Glacier National Park
Montana
Park Rangers
National Presbyterian Mariners Conference At Hood College
Dr William Orr a New Testament professor spoke at Hood College during the Mariners conference. He urged renewed concern for the underprivileged and noted the nation’s shift from freedom focus to material pursuits. Attendees planned trips to Gettysburg and Harpers Ferry. a Maryland picnic was set with Dr William Schram delivering the major address and national officer elections to be held tonight followed by a square dance.
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William Orr
Fittsburgh Theological Seminary
National Presbyterian Mariners Conference
Hood College
Orr
United States
Gettysburg
Harpers Ferry
Washington City
William Schram
Hugenot Memorial Presbyterian Church
Pelham
Unemployment Drops But Idle Rate Is Up
The July unemployment fell by 440,000 to 5,140,000 while the idle rate rose to 6 9 percent of the workforce. Secretary Goldberg said employment decreased 205,000 to 68,499,000 and the changes matched seasonal expectations despite a higher idle rate.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Nans Suffer Minor Injuries In Bus Crash Near Baltimore
Five nuns were treated for minor injuries after a bus carrying 37 nuns veered off a suburban street in Reisterstown and struck an ice cream store. The group was returning from summer school at St Peet College Emmitsburg with ten instructors from Bridgeport Conn and others from Baltimore area. Identities of the injured were not released.
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Baltimore
St. Agnes Hospital
St. Peet College
Emmitsburg
Bridgeport
Conn
Sisters of Charity
Baltimore County
Reisterstown
Foxville School Closure Sparks Local Dissent in Town
Residents oppose closing Foxville School as a move could shift students to other facilities and affect voting. Delegates cite education needs, library access, and extracurriculars at a new campus while criticizing perceived pressure on Foxville residents.
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Sensenbaugh
Eccard
Foxville
Toastmasters Meet At Schantz Home
The Frederick Toastmasters Club No. 1082 met at Dr. Edward Schantz’s home at 115 West Fourteenth Street with supper served by the Schantz family. President John Thrasher led the meeting. Jule Dews gave the invocation and Sanford Blum handled table topics.
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Frederick
Toastmasters Club No
Edward Schantz
West Fourteenth Street
Schantz
John Thrasher
Jule Dews
Sanford Blum
William C. Patrick
Jack Davis
John Zuffall
Frank Costag
Kola
Kirk Cramer
Karl Zimmerman
Ahs
Bill Bennett
Bob Renshaw
Frank Castagliola
Braddock Heights
Sibert Heads State Life Committee
Wilbur M. Mumford president of the Maryland State Association of Life Underwriters announces L. Lewren Sibert as chairman of the finance committee. Sibert, division manager of United Insurance Company of America, has 27 years in insurance affairs and previously led the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters while serving as legislative chairman and committeeman.
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Wilbur M. Mumford
Maryland State Association of Life Underwriters
L. Lewren Sibert
State Association
Sibert
United Insurance Company of America
Hacai Insurance
Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
Election Called in South Africa as Verwoerd Moves to Power
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd announced a general election set for October 18, three years after the previous vote. Opponents concede the timing was a strategic ploy to extend his National Party rule for another five years.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik F. Ver‘woerd
National Party
Hyattstown Fire Department Carnival Opens July 31
Local festivities in Hyattstown Maryland kick off a seven night carnival running Monday July 31 through August 5 with nightly entertainment. Highlights include a gigantic firemen parade August 2, bluegrass August 3, a Jimmy Haney and His National Trowhloaders show August 4, and a Free-1961 Tempest sedan prize dance August 5 featuring Louis Burdette and His Monocacy Play Boys. Ground prize awards and dress specials appear nightly with seasonal sale dresses priced to move. May attract regional attendees from Browningsville and nearby towns.
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Hyattstown
Maryland
Browningsville
Blue Grass Champs
Jimmy Haney
Louis Burdette
Notice Ladies Aux F O E 1067 Covered Dish Supper
Community notice lists a covered dish supper by Ladies Auxiliary F O E 1067 on Thursday August 3 at 6 30 PM at the home of Sister Alma Crebs 406 Pearl Street rain or shine. Bring your place setting and a white elephant prize contact MO 2 3101 for information.
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F.O.E
Alma Crebs
Pearl Street
Thurmont
Crestview
Frederick
McDermott
Auction and sale notices join local ads in Monrovia area
Saturday August 5 1961 auction at Monrovia Supply Co Monrovia Md features shop tools hardware and remaining stock plus antiques and various items. Other ads list a Marlow’s Cut Rate Liquors specials in Frederick County and a Mt Pleasant Md household sale plus a florist and rummage sale.
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Trinity Methodist Church
D.S.T
Frederick Fairgrounds
Trinity Methodist Church Committee
Delbert S. Null
Monrovia Supply Co
Monrovia
New Market
Zimmerman & Anberger
Emmett R. Bowlus
Merkle N. Wachter
Marlow
Bentz
Mt. Pleasant
Maryland
Harry Green
Frederick Glenn Trout
N. Wachter
Local Orchard Sale Listings and Small Ads
Multiple items advertise fruit trees peaches tomatoes plums from Quynn Orchards Pryor Orchards and Haven orchard near Thurmont plus home grown produce. Local services include attic to basement sale church bake sale and beauty salon permanents. Also disposal service septic tank work and a jewelry contest offering a $100 diamond ring.
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Church St
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John Thomas
Kattie L. Droneburg
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Joe Baer
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Rela Y. ‘Bennett
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Rainbow
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Mdse. Mart Monument
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Kenneth E Stuely
Frederick County
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Edgar S. McCardell
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Elis C. Wachter
Red Haven
Reel’s
MT. Orchard
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Bernard Gross
Tenth Ave
Brunswick
Sun Haven
Pryor Orchards
West Thurmont
Pryor Road
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Ecker
Monument
Ernest Rickerds
Monroe Ave
Phone
Cesspool
Harry A. Tyeryar
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Ben) Grossnickle
W. Patrick St
Leonardtown
St. Mary’s Co
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Greenwood
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Damascus Md
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Hawthorne Street
Hyattsville
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Frederick News
East Patrick St
Vim Laboratories Fo. Inc
Southern Restaurant
N. Markat St
Pontiac Inn
Mary Ann Warner
Route 4
Barbara Fritchie
the News
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New Windsor
Robert
Buddy” Ellis
LOST
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Rockville
East Middle Lane
Arrington's
Taneytown
Utica
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Lewistown
Little’s Beauty Shop
Frederick News-Post
Woodrow King
G. L. Zimmerman
Ptrick St
Ces Ee
Clyde Smith
Sdtf
Ee Sisuie
Landis Jewelry Store
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Mt. Airy
Ralph W. Smith
Myersville
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Girton
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Sock
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West Patrick
Apt
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