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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1961
Page
4
Page four of The News from Fretericy Maryland dated August 7 1961 lists publication details including address Great Southern PTG AIFG 202 North Court Frederick MO 21177 and subscription rates. It notes association with the Associated Press and post office entry.
Fifty years ago on the Baltimore and Ohio main line a freight pileup at Sjamsville derailed the engine and seventeen cars, halting traffic in both directions. Three trainmen were injured: Fireman J. C. Fogie, Engineer FE B Owens, and Brakeman C. E. Ecker, all of Baltimore.
A Brazilian rehabilitation proposal seeks 40 million dollars from the United States over five years to move 25 000 people and 4 000 mules to new locations. The plan would fund food and development projects paid as wages to workers, tying aid to rural and village development efforts.
The Cuban government places the seized airliner issue under the United Nations Security Council and claims 15 million in Cuban property and money seized in the United States. It accuses private suits of acting against Castro while omitting broader American nationalized property. The piece compares the stance to a thief returning a torch with which he blazed open a safe. Also covered is the sth annual Lewis A Clem family reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park Taneytown with officers named, activities listed, and attendees noted.
Obituary notices report Emory C Coblentz of Middletown dying at Frederick City Hospital aged 71. Dr Elmer Kefauver county health officer remains in post after state board guidance. England warns Japan over Thailand. Hitler claims Russian losses. Local draft boards asked to furnish 19 registrants. Peach crop expected with low prices. Albert Hawken editor of Hagerstown Daily Mail dies at Johns Hopkins aged 73. Fire destroys Hildebrand barn and farm buildings near Middleton worth about 3000 dollars.
Mrs Albert Lee Hargett is 32 today at Butterfly Lane. Don and Charles Warners and families visit Fort Dodge and Grand Rapids, Iowa. Major Staley and family at Steuart AFB Newburgh, Japan duty end of month. W Lawson King tours Baltimore Harbor as Maryland Port Authority guest. Plans announced for a nine story luxury motor hotel in Baltimore costing about 2.5 million dollars. Mahogany bedroom suite sold for 136 dollars and a cupboard for 370 dollars at a Sap pington house sale last Wednesday.
George S. Gooden of Monterey offers three strategic "Ds" for trump play Draw Delay and Dont He analyzes a four spade declarer hand where West leads clubs and South wrestles with heart losers The recommended line is win clubs ruff hearts and repeatedly lead hearts to dispose of losers while delaying trump play to overcome the contract
Mrs Shirley Graham of Walkersville, a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital, has returned home today and is doing nicely. Mrs Dorothy Yinger of Feagaville was admitted Friday and is in critical condition with no visitors. Howard H Falconer of East Second Street will have a second eye surgery Tuesday at Johns Hopkins Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs Mary Huffer of East Patrick Street is a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Robert J McCutcheon of Braddock Heights entered Frederick Memorial as a medical patient Friday and is in satisfactory condition, with plans to return home soon.
The Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc holds its semi annual meeting Saturday at 1 36 pm in Westminster High School auditorium. President Edgar G Emrich and Manager Secretary Treasurer R L Strock will report with guest William H Jonkson director of public relations Farm Credit Banks discussing The Future of Farmer Cooperatives. A color sound movie on the 1960 Olympic Games from the American Dairy Association screens at 1 pm before the meeting.
Quotations and asked prices from Alex Brown & Sons members of the New York Stock Exchange provide a guide to the approximate range within which local securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation. Copra.
A statewide gala by the Improved Order of Red Men set for Sunday August 13 at Gwynn Oak Park Baltimore. Members families and friends from across the state will attend in Indian Regalia for a grand event.
Milton Holler, born 1895 in Edinburgh, ends nearly 43 years on the B&O as Brunswick area engineer. He started as fireman in 1916, promoted in 1927, never fired for 24 years, survived one wreck and a 1936 flood in Brunswick, with wife Mildred Michael and five children.
Maryland's delegation of about 158 Homemaker Club members will join Home Demonstration members from across the nation for the 1961 National Home Demonstration Council meeting at the University of Maine in Orono from August 28 to 30. Key Maryland officials include Mrs. J Homer Remsberg representing the international Associated Country Women of the World and Mrs. Donald Miller heading the state council. Notables include past presidents Mrs. John Altwater, Mrs. Harvey Hill, Mrs. William F. Robie, and others, with speakers such as Dr E T York dy and Du Pont's Louis P. Shannon on the August 30 program.
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy’s early 1961 effort to steer Congress using Eisenhower’s restraint. He notes gains on noncontroversial bills while foreign aid and medical care for the aged loom as major battles. The medical care bill languishes, while Kennedy presses a last stand for foreign aid aided by a nationwide TV address on Berlin and defense needs.
Faith B. Conway of Washington, a Lincoln High School counselor, participated in a six week GE Guidance Fellowship at Syracuse University. Dr. Frank Tittel demonstrates a maser at GE Electronics Lab, showing light from a ruby crystal could reach Mars. Conway is among 50 counselors chosen from over 200 applicants for the program.
Crowds in Moscow gathered to hear the last broadcast as the cosmonaut Gherman Titov completed more than 17 revolutions around the globe aboard Vostok 1. The craft transmitted radio signals and carried scientific instruments while Titov observed Earth through three portholes.
A jumbled crossword style list presents clues for across and down entries. Entries include meat dish roll slaw Yen of mine French sum Ina line and more with scattered partial words and strange remnants such as Wing shaped bottle fruit and eagle terms, forming a cryptic style puzzle.
Revised schedule lists daily X ray sessions for Frederick firms and locations. Tuesday shows American Optical Bucheimer Aerojet General. Wednesday Eveready Ox Fiber Brush. Thursday Price Electric Frederick Iron and Steel. Friday Frederck Tailoring Montevue Home. Times range morning to afternoon across multiple sites.
Peiping radio reports 160000 graduates in recent weeks from engineering and teaching programs. More than two thirds were in those fields. Local market prices list Wheat 148 per bushel, Corn 625 per barrel, Barley 27 per bushel. In 1955 over 4.5 million Americans faced severe alcohol-related difficulties.
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