The News of Frederick August 4 1961
Local newspaper page from Frederick Maryland dated August 4 1961. Includes masthead details about the News and Great Southern Printing Mfg Co. rate cards and circulation notes. Mentions subscriptions by mail and carrier options with prices and terms.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg CO
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Fredenck
Mysterious drunk cases and local changes in 1911 Middletown
Middlesex area stirred by recent mysterious drunk cases involving minors and Jamaica Ginger bottles. Col John R Rouzer named Republican candidate for State Comptroller. J D Hendrickson builds a new West Fifth street bungalow being painted by S L Welty. Army recruiting station closed. John S McGill elected All Saints Episcopal church sexton. Charles T Castle injured by stone. State Roads Commission to sell tollgate properties along Emmitsburg pike. Maryland Virginias Pennsylvnia and DC Presbyterians hold Pen Mar reunion.
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Middletown
Col
John R. Rouzer
Thurmont
Guy Blackston
J. D. Hendrickson
West Fifth Street
S. L. Welty
United States Army
John S McGill
All Saints Episcopal Church
U.mlc.a
Charles T. Castle
State Roads Commission
Emmitsburg Pike
Maryland
Khrushchev's Peaceful Coexistence Doubted in 1961 Analysis
The piece argues Khrushchev’s push for peaceful coexistence masks a global expansionist aim. It criticizes his 22 year program and argues the United States must strengthen conventional forces to deter local wars and thermonuclear conflict.
Deaths and Notices from Rockville and Nearby Areas
Deaths include Lynwood A. Bell of Rockville aged 52 at Suburban Hospital with five children and a sister and brother surviving. Funeral plans set at Snowden Funeral Home with services at Jerusalem Methodist Church and interment at St Pauls Cemetery. Additional notices list Ida Bele Getzendanner age 97 and several other local deaths with burial details and family survivors._SPACE CENTER APPROVED in Paris. Red China reports artificial rainmaking. World Methodist Conference to convene in Oslo with delegates from 51 nations expected.
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Lynwood A. Beb
Lynwood A. Bell
Frederick County
Douglas Avenue
Rockville
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Sadie D Bell
Rhodell
Dorothea
Theda
Adville
Pfc
Allen Bell
Oddie Bell
Edgar Bell
Snowden Funeral Home
North Washington Street
Jerusalem Methodist Church
Rockvlle
T H. Brooks
W FE Williams
St. Paul's Cemetery
Delta
Frederick’s New Fire System Goes Into Operation
Final approval granted to redistrict the city into fire zones and install a new City Hall alarm. Alarms from sundown to 7 am labeled by code numbers for Independents Juniors and Uniteds. Citizens Truck Co. to respond unless not needed.
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News-Post
Trederick
City Hall
Uniteds
Citizens Truck Co
Thurmont
Frederick
Japan
Dairen
Manchukuo
Gulf of Siam
Berlin
115Th Infantry
Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Fort Meade
Kiev
Russian Ukraine
A. Mehrl Scker
Frederick City Hospital
Louis C. Etchison
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Blue Henrs
Carnival
Chamber of Commerce membership drive aims at 100 new members
Frederick Chamber of Commerce launches a two week drive to raise membership from 400 to at least 500. Jam Rumler heads the effort with ten four member teams and aims to broaden business, industrial, and professional representation while promoting community development and economic welfare.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
James L
Jam) Rumler
C of C
Lease Bussard
Nelson Langan
George Berry
Paul Carmack
Clyde Roney Jr
Richard R Kane
Charley Lanner
Don Rice
Sterling Bollinger
Mel Lea
The
Chamber
Frederick Chamber of Commerce and mourned local leaders
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce promotes civic programs and member services with Manager Dick Hammond and secretary Mrs. Charlotte Henderson coordinating efforts. Noted local figures James Roger Fisher Mose, Thomas A. Garner, J. Thomas Summers, and Rev. John Wesley Seay have died, leaving a lasting mark on the community.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Dick Hammond
Charlotte Henderson
The
Chamber of Commerce
jJames Roger (Mose) Fisher
Braddock
Thomas A. Garner
J. Thomas Summers
Frederick
John Wesley Seay
Brunswick
Funeral services for J. Thomas Summers held at church
Large turnout for the funeral of J. Thomas Summers, active churchman and retired farmer from Shookstown road, who died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday. Services were conducted Thursday at 2 pm at Evangelical United Brethren Church by Rev. Harry L. Fehl. A profusion of floral emblems marked the ceremony. Pallbearers included J. Leroy Remsberg, Harry W Krantz, Melvin M. Engle, and Karl W. Zimmerman.
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J. Thomas Summers
Shookstown Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry L. Fehl
J. Leroy Remsberg
Harry W Krantz
Melvin M. Engle
Karl W Zimmerman
Williams and Meadows Funeral Notices Interred at Mount Olivet
The notice lists Thomas E. Williams and A. W. Meadows with interment in Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral directions provided by M. R. Etchison and Son.
Mayor to Resign in Pocomoke City Md
Mayor Leroy Conant plans to resign after about 15 months of a two year term in Pocomoke City. Local market prices list grain quotes from the Farmers Co-Operative Association for Wheat Corn and Barley.
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Pocomore City, Md
Leroy Conant
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Frederick Electronics Builds Satellite and Defense Gear Locally
Frederick Electronics describes its local operations with 12 production men 8 engineers and 6 executives on Pine avenue. The firm designs power supplies for Tiros II satellites and Vanguard telementering sub assemblies while also producing under water detectors humidity chambers and military communications gear.
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Mosteo
Air Force
Army
Frederick Electronics
Weather Bureau
U.S. Navy
Pine Avenue
Guy E. Kelly
Frederick Tool and Engineering Corporation
Eugene L. L. Shrout
Monroe E. Moon
Mr. Houston
Washington
Data Products
Victor D. Poor
Leland van Allen
Brider Jacoby On Defensive Signals In No Trump Play
In a three no trump deal West opens spades and East responds with the deuce to show a lack of high spades. South leads clubs and West shifts with the king, East then discards another deuce signaling either three clubs or one club. West should continue with the king of hearts to force East to reveal strength and aim to defeat the contract rather than just prevent an over trick. South must then choose between ace or a discard hoping for a false suit guard from West.
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West
East
South
Deuce
King of Hearts
Bie
Dummy
Foster parents host visitors as area families travel
Lovettsville and nearby towns show a busy summer with relatives visiting in New Jersey and Maryland. Marine recruit Leslie Baker departs for Quantico for six weeks of boot camp while many residents host gatherings and attend church events.
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Lovettsville
Anthony Freda
Charlotte
N. C
Earl Weatherly
Marion
Claire
Weatherlys
New Jersey
Mary Susan Grehan
Warrenton
M. C. Fuller
Sammy Wright
Robert Peacock
Isaac Walton
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Leslie
Bud) Baker
Quantico
C. J. Hardesty
Sheryn
Charlene
Patti Cummings
Mt. Lake Park
H. M
Frostburg
Grafton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joan Everhart
Hyattsville
Donald Shumaker
Mae Painter
Sue Hickman
Sue McAlister
Mullie Shoemaker
Esther Shoemaker
Mrs Powers Hopes To Visit Husband In Soviet Camp
Mrs Francis Gary Powers said she hopes to visit her husband the U2 pilot imprisoned as a spy in the Soviet Union when he is transferred to a work camp He wrote his parents in Norton Virginia that he hopes for parole to a work camp with three months a year and a half before expiration of his three year prison sentence He also faces a seven year sentence in a Soviet work colony Mrs Powers has not seen him since his Moscow trial and they plan for a brief reunion when transfer occurs.
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Milledgeville
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Norton
Moscow
Gary
Biblical Quiz Across Words From Clues
A compact clue list mixes biblical figures and general terms with short definitions. Items cover names like Adam Cain Leah and Seth, plus common words for solo act combat and motion, and scattered references to places and objects.
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Ida Bele Getzendanner Wrier
Wiliam
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East Third Street
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Ramsburg
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Minnie Mae Hull
John P Hull
Sarah Hull
Waynesboro
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Aury
Henry Hull
Blue Ridge Summit
Howard Hyser
Florence Hyser
Taneytoun
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Gettysburg
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Bradley Newman
Hanover
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Space Center
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Phiye
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Moley
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Poor
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Kelly
Moon
van Allen
Baltimore
Tiros
Frederick Electronics Corporation
Pine Ave
Nue
Eugene L. Shrout
Frank J. Keefergineer
John C. Houston Jr
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
N.T
John Keister
Ruth Wire
Eva Ingalls
Norvel Lowry
Margaret Ridgeway
Mildred Washington
Ollie Reed
Elizabeth Simpson
John Keisler
Lula Wiliams
Helen Mann
Mildred Lee
Vera Beatty
Lena Hess
Marylin
Dick Hickman
Jean Washington
Billy Myers
Kensington, Md
Joe Brewer
Middletown, R. I
Starley Keister
Alexandria
Joe
Keisters
Edith Bruin
Rose Lindsey
Ella Rubel
D. Lewis
Vienna
Colton Lewis
James Ogden
Mechanicsville
Lewises
WS CS
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Clayton Williams
Ethel King
Jeanette Sandower
P. Stanley Brown
Clinton Walker
Baby
Vir
L. Walker
Bullock
Leslie Baker
Point
Chesapeake Bay
Ann Hickman
Samuel Legard
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Thomas Mentzer
New Addition Ecarnival
E. M Legard
Parson Hickman
Ann
Willam Reynolds
Hagerstown
Hickmans
Margie Shugars
Bernard Lee Fleming
Mt Olivet Methodist Church
Mrs. Powers
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Leah
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Harding
Army Cliver
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