The News 1961 Frederick Maryland August 8
The Frederick daily newspaper fronts a standard notice page with subscription rates and masthead. It lists pricing for mail and carrier delivery, market branding, and distribution terms under the Associated Press affiliation. No specific news event is described in the readable fragment.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court St
Frederick Md
Audi Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Braddock Heights Aims for Big Season Growth
Braddock Heights sees its busiest season yet as more visitors arrive. Brunswick officials request 6500 to fund street and bridge improvements. The Civic Club backs a plan to wipe out Five-and-a-Half slums and convert them into a public park. Republican John H. Cunningham of Westminster is named candidate for Comptroller. The Morristron Company moves machinery from Elizabethtown and New York to the city. Garber and Green upgrade their South Market livery stables. Arthur W. Ayers of Pittsburgh dies after motorcycle crash near Frederick City Hospital. New City Hotel employee arrested for washing windows despite water ban. Mr Gilmer Schley buys a new five-passenger Kline automobile from York. Cantalope samples from William Buckheimer impress with Rocky Ford fruit. John P. Shafer of Braddock Heights files for House of Delegates bid. Improvements to cost about 20000 at Evangelical Reformed church congregational meeting.
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Braddock
Heights
Brunswick
Civic Club
John H. Cunningham
Westminster
Morristron Company
Elizabethtown
New York
Garber and Green
South Market Street
Arthur W. Ayers
Pittsburgh
Frederick City Hospital
New City Hotel
Schell
Mir. Gilmer Schley
East
Patrick Street
York
William Buckheimer
Near Lime Kiln
John P. Shafer
Braddock Heights
House of Delegates
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. and
R. Lamb
Western unity grows as NATO backs hard line on Berlin
Congress approves Kennedy defense budget swiftly while Britain backs entry talks with the European Common Market. Khrushchev’s pressure seems to harden resolve in the West, as NATO ministers in Paris frame a council of war to meet the Berlin crisis and long struggle ahead.
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Britain
Europe
House of Commons
Atlantic
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Czechoslovakia
NATO
Stalin
North Atlantic
Berlin
Paris
Local Notables and Birthdays Highlight Community Notes
Dr. Hamilton J. Slusher, once a prominent local physician, visits from his Fredericksburg farm while Mrs. Slusher stays at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Debby Plunkard turns 7. Guy Robert Neal returns from a U S tour with grandparents, having celebrated his fifth birthday en route. Roy H. Brust to mark an 80th birthday. Sharon Kay Rhoads born August 5 welcomed by Joliet relatives. Additional birthday greetings and a birthday note for Mrs. Mien F. West Tirrd and Mrs. Albert Lee Hargett capped the item.
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Hamilton J. Slusher
Fredericksburg
Slusher
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Slushers
Hotel
Frederick
Debby Plunkard
Donald Plunkard
Jefferson
Guy Robert Neal
Warren Neal
RFD I
Airy
United States
Robert L. Wasson
Jamestown
Kaw
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Disneyland
Mexico
Guy
Silas Phillips
Helen Renn
Lexington
Hugh Gibson
Gibson
Dottie Walters
Roy H. Brust
Greenmount Avenue
Baltimore
Austin T. Rhoads
North Raynor Avenue
Joliet K
Sharon Kay
Rhoads
Mien F. West
Albert Lee Hargett
Butterfly Lane
John Emmet Richards dies at Alpena publisher remembered
John L Richards, longtime Alpena publisher and former partner in the News, died Monday after a circulatory illness. He built his career at papers in Detroit Toledo and Alpena after starting in Bay City Michigan. The Senate approved a bill to loan tents and military gear for a Girl Scouts encampment at Button Bay State Park Vermont in July 1962.
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John Emmet Richards
Alpena
Mich
John L
Richards
New: Spane
Detroit
Toledo
Ohio
The
News
Bay City
U.S
Washington
Senate
House
Girl Scouts
Button Bay State Park
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 8 1941
Summary of events from 1941 includes the death of Capt Bruno Mussolini in a test flight, water level drop at Fishing Creek dam, Nazi pursuit near Leningrad with Russian resistance, Britain urging Japan to pick peace or war, Everedy Co defense work to be dramatized on CBS, Edward Mobley urging sewer connections, a new radio car for city police, Russian air raid on Berlin, drought restrictions in Walkersville and possible action in Emmitsburg, and a fatal crash near Harpers Ferry injuring Frederick Clinton Ferrell 23.
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Rome
Bruno Mussolini
Fishing Creek
Leningrad
Hitler High Command
Great Britain
Japan
Far East
Everedy Co
Frederick
CBS
Edward
Mobley
Berlin
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Harpers Ferry
Knoxville
Petersville
Frederick Clinton Ferrell
Censes Safety Assured Southbridge Glasses Note
Children who will wear glasses this fall gain safety from American Optical Companys Aolite high impact plastic lens. Lighter than glass and twenty two times more impact resistant, the new material reduces fear of shattered lenses during normal child activities.
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Southbridge
Wass
American Optical Company
Aolite
Frederick Memorial Hospital Patients Share Updates
Among The Sick Charles G. Cooley Jr. of Clarksburg is recovering satisfactorily after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Richard Naille, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Naille of Jefferson, was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment after a week of illness.
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Charles G. Cooley Jr
Clarksburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Naille
Ralph Naille
Jefferson
Lewistown By Pass Under Construction
Pictures above show the north and south entrances to the Lewistown by pass on U S 15 which may be completed before this winter. Top photo shows curve north of Lewistown which will be eliminated by the by pass. Bottom photo shows southern entrance located near Mountain dale Road.
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Lewistown
Lewistown By
U.S. 15
Frank J. Keefer
Mountaindale Road
Maryland Drum Major Richard Zimmerman Receives High Rank
Richard E. Zimmerman, a Frederick High senior and son of Richard E. Zimmerman Jr., was one of twelve to earn Drum Major First Class at the Smith-Waldridge Drum Major Camp in Syracuse Indiana from July 29 to August 5. The 12th year camp drew about 250 youths nationwide and is regarded as top in the nation. Alan Heflin also represented Maryland at the camp.
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Syracuse
Ind
Alan Heflin
Walkersville High School
Robert Smith
Maryland
Richard E. Zimmerman
Frederick High School
Richard E. Zimmerman Jr
Biggs Avenue
Richard
Frederick
United States
Edgar Heflin
Industrial zoning hearing on Microbiological Associates case
The hearing covered the firms work with laboratory animals and government contracts while addressing incineration and residential-area concerns. Officials noted 46 percent of business comes from government sources and a 3 to 2 Planning Commission vote opposed rezoning the land. Market gains followed in New York as a broad stock rally unfolded.
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Fred-erick
Thomas G. Ward
Washington County
J. Alfred Catsail
Planning and Zoning Commission
Walkersville
Middletown and Walkersville drum majors join sophomores
Woodsboro drum major Danny Ahalt and Middletown High School drum major Robert Smith Jr. plan to be sophomores at their respective schools while Ahalt also serves as a junior. Frederick High School assistant drum major is Heflin Smith. Classes covered football basketball charting signaling and precise drilling with university instructors and the drum majors as instructors.
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Woodsboro
Walkersville High School
Danny Ahalt
Orville Ahalt
Broadstreet
Middletown
Middletown High School
Robert Smith Jr
Robert E. Smith
Park Avenue
Frederick High School
Heflin
Smith
Ahalt
DeMolay Booster Weekend Draws Members and Guests
DeMolay held its thirteenth Booster Weekend with participation from members families and guests. The program ended Sunday with a church service at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ and afternoon sports and picnic activities. George Cramer delivered the main address at the service replacing the usual Rev. Paul Althouse sermon. Choral numbers were performed by DeMolay members and Job's Daughters amid a weekend that opened with a swimming party and wiener roast. A Saturday dinner dance at Schley Inn Braddock Heights featured music by the Esquires.
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DeMolay
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
George Cramer
Paul
Althouse
Fred Lodge
William Harrod
Job
Wiener Heights
Schley Inn
Braddock Heights
Esquires
Daryl L. Stup
Lee E. Sharpe
William Schroder
Robert Neal
Robert Shuff
David Miller
Richard Putman
David Masser
Dennis Fox
Edward Hedges
Charles Grumbine
William Lee
Sentinel
David O'Hara
Samuel Kline
Jerry Howard James Devil
Youth Convicted Of 4 Auto Violations
A 17-year-old Thurmont youth, David R. Late, was found guilty in Magistrate Court of reckless driving turning off lights to avoid identification exceeding 70 mph and failing to stop for an automatic control device he paid 50 100 100 and 25 dollars respectively. Several collateral forfeitures followed during the morning session including Lester E. Blevins Arlene Y. Etzler Robert B. Kaylor Joseph O. Hayes Leonard S. Green Albert F. McCutcheon Charles A. Smith James L. Rimler Warren E. Carr Mark A. Gladhill Charles Norris Charles Norwood James B. Creager Gladys L. Weedon Westley J. Jack Wilford S. Weedon Dorothy B. Hopkins and John A. Atanasoff with various speeding license and related violations. Arrests were by City Officers Stockman King Mossburg and State Troopers Koontz Alexander McAfee Forsythe Poffenberg er Barnes and Newcomer.
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Thurmont
David R. Late
Cpl
Paul W. Mossburg
Magistrate’s Court
Lester E. Blevins
Franklin Street
Arlene Y. Etzler
RFD
Frederick
Robert
Kaylor
South Main Street
Boonsboro
Joseph O. Hayes
Myersville
Leonard 8
South Church Street
Middletown
Charles Norris
East Second Street
Charles M. Norwood
West South Street
James B. Creager
John Hanson
Gladys L. Weedon
Westley J. Jack
East Patrick Street
Wilford S. Weedon Jr
Dorothy B. Hopkins
Dickerson
John A. Atanasoff
West Seventh Street
Stockman
King and
Mossburg
Koontz, Alexander
Schoonover Kemp Wedding Marry in Frederick
Patricia Ann Kemp, daughter of C William Shuff and Eugene Allan Schoonover wed at Trinity Chapel Evangelical United Church of Christ. The ceremony was performed by Rev Paul Althouse on Saturday August 5 at 7 p.m. The couple will reside at 121 East Eighth Street Frederick after a wedding trip to an undisclosed destination.
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East Eighth Street
Frederick
Leesburg County Court Convictions List
Convictions in Loudoun County Court through July 28 include Milton Eugene Boyce of Knoxville for disorderly conduct with $10 costs. Easton Lewis Campbell of Point of Rocks faces trespassing drunk in public and disorderly conduct with 60 days in jail, 45 suspended if he stays out of Loudoun County for 12 months plus costs. John Royback of Point of Rocks charged with trespassing drunk in public and disorderly conduct with 60 days in jail, 45 suspended on stay-out condition for 12 months plus costs. John Henderson Stone of Walkersville convicted of trespassing drunk in public and disorderly conduct with 60 days in jail, 4 suspended if he remains out of the county 12 months, plus costs.
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Leesburg
Milton Eugene Boyce
Knoxville
Easton Lewis Campbell
Point of Rocks
Loudoun County
John Royback
John Henderson Stone
Walkersville
Rusk To Ask NATO For Build-Up
The United States and allied nations plan to strengthen NATO by 75,000 to 80,000 troops and gear to deter the Berlin crisis. Rusk will present the plan to the NATO council as Western ministers seek unity on Berlin and Southeast Asia issues. Von Brentano reaffirms Bonn's faith in allied negotiations. Rusk to visit Adenauer at Lake Como. Separately, foreign travelers to South Viet Nam have doubled over three years despite the civil war.
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Paris
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Europe
Berlin
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Laos
Rusk
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
South Viet Nam
Heinrich von Brentano
Germany
von Brentano
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Adenauer
Lake Como
Saigon
Immigration Service
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area families announce newborns from August 47 to Monday. Each entry lists parents, address, birth order and baby names including Laurie An nette Randall Douglas Lori LaRay Randy William Thomas Franklin James Luther Tam era Renee Regina Kay and Daryl Wayne.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Eugene FE. de Lauter
Myersville
Laurie Annette
Jerald Wayne Aumen Sr
North Market Street
Frederick
Randall Douglas
Raymond FE. Geisler
Apt
Dulaney Avenue
Lori LaRay
Albert L. Runkles
RFD
Airy
Randy William
Paul G. Bowie
Phobus Avenue
John Stephen
Claude T. Onley
Adamstown
Thomas Franklin
Donald G. St. Clair
Carrollton Drive
James Luther
St.Clair
Marilyn L. Burke
Brunswick
James Willard Farling
Whites Ferry
Dickerson
James Willard Sr
Farling
Patricia Ann Simmons
Tamera Renee
Kehne
Cecelia Ann Strathern
Ronnie H. Rhee
Tramsville
Regina Kay
Donnie Stansbury
Daryl Wayne
Appointed Therapist Virginia Weidmann Joins Cumberland-Penn
Mrs Virginia Pearl Smith Weidmann of East Church Street Carlisle Pa is named occupational therapist in the Industries Limited Division of the Cumberland Penn Association for Retarded Children She has 25 years experience including 20 years at Rosewood State Training School Owings Mills Pa She is a graduate of the Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy and a registered therapist with the National Association for Occupational Therapists.
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Virginia Pearl Smith Weidman
East Church Street
Carlisle
Industries Limited
Cumberland - Penn Association For
Weidmann
Rosewood State Training School
Owings Mills
Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy
Philadelphia
National Association For Occupational Therapists
Unclear OCR Word Phrases Highlight Language Fragments
Fragmented OCR lines show stray terms such as Shirsaw Johnson habitually, assorted numbers, and phrases like Arabic state opers Wandering. The readable items are insufficient for a coherent story or named entities.
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Shirsaw Johnson
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