The News Frederick 1961 chronicling notice page
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated August 10 1961 shows subscription rates and publishing details. It notes association with the Associated Press and claims exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches. The text contains garbled formatting and OCR remnants but preserves the basic masthead and rate information.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg
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North Court
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Audit Bureau of Divaslations
Associated Press
AP News
Mather Rey Ae Ee
Flood bonds due. balloonist, wreck, and local notes
The County Commissioners will redeem 37,000 dollars of flood and four percent bridge bonds at the November interest period. Conductor Blickenstaff settled for 2,500 dollars after losing an arm. Balloonist L Elmer Jacobs postponed his first flight due to rope trouble near Cannon Hill. Robert Staley biked safely after a street turn from All Saints into Market. Electric lights failed at Frederick City Canning Co. plant due to a fuse burn out. County schools reopen September 5 as locals report various community events and incidents.
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William F. Blickenstaff
Frederick Railroad
United States Casualty Co
New York
L. Elmer Jacobs
Jacobs
Cannon Hill
Robert Staley
All Saints Street
Market Street
Frederick City Canning Co
David J. Lewis
Congress
Charles J. Ramsburg
Diehl
George H. Wiener
Peoples National Bank
West Church Street
Feagaville
Luther Main
Braddock Heights
George List
Leonard Wood
Army
U.S
Maryland
Nellye I Boyer
Kemptown
Hazel M. Walker
Baltimore
Rogers
Dillon outlines $20 billion Latin America aid plan
Secretary Douglas Dillon proposes a decade of U S funding plus European and private sources to transform rising expectations in Latin America. The program includes a coffee and tin agreement, tariff reform, land reform, tax cuts, smaller military budgets, and universal education to curb illiteracy.
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Latin America
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Kennedy
Europe
Japan
United States
Letter commends Alderman Dailey on shelter stance at City Hall
A Monrovia resident argues against using City Hall for a fallout shelter. He urges shelter be either for staff with escape routes or a public shelter away from buildings, warns of collapse or fire risks, and calls for expert approval, more research, and a public generator provision. He cites German shelters as models and stresses avoiding unsafe, untested designs.
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City Hall
Robert E. Dailey
Siegried Goetze
Monrovia
Dailey
Mr. Dailey
Frederick
Germany
America Haus
Munich
Duesseldorf
Ruhr
International Civil Defense
Geneva
Switzerland
Local Surgery Reports From Frederick Memorial and Public Health Service
Mr William Pickett of North Market Street underwent major surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday and is reported as doing as well as can be. Mr Stanley Wachter Sr of Clifton Road is a surgical patient at the U S Public Health Service Hospital Baltimore and expects to remain about one week.
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William Pickett
Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Stanley Wachter Sr
Clifton Road
U.S. Public Health Service Hospital
Baltimore
Market prices show grain quotes from Farmers Association
The Farmers Comparative Association lists focal grain prices for today with Wheat at 148 dollars per bushel. Other listed grains are unclear due to damaged text but include corn and barley in shorthand figures.
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Farmers Comparative Association To
Dey
Terete Cnnee Ers
Beriey Manne
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 10 1941
Fire towers in the county may reopen due to dry weather. Grace Snyder wife of Rev George R Snyder missionary in China for around 20 years to sail from Los Angeles to join her husband in China with Miss Gertrude B Hoy. Sears Roebuck manager 4 C Stine has returned from a brief air trip to Oklahoma City. County Commissioners authorize advisory meeting with State Insurance Commissioner John B Gentrum on Montevue suggestions. No Maryland Aeronautics funding would be spent on De trick Field even if airport expansion proceeds, a source says.
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Grace Snyder
George R. Snyder
Middletown
China
The
Reformed Church
Los Angeles
Gertrude B. Hoy
C. Stine
Sears Roebuck and Co
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Board of County Commissioners
John B Gentrum
Maryland
Cial Aeronautics Authority
Detrick Field
Frederick Ties Welcomes Col Lester Smith Family
Col F Lester Smith USAF Retired and family have arrived in Frederick from Randolph Field Texas to settle at 800 Rosemont Avenue. Smith, a Frederick native, has given 30 years to military service. Wayne Lantz birthday observed by Mountaindale family. Lucille H Wolford at 226 East Patrick Street competes in 196% National Smallbore Rifle 22 caliber Championships with 600 shooters. The contest runs from Monday through Friday August 4.
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Col
F. Lester Smith
Usaf Ret
Frederick
Randolph Field
Texas
Rosemont Avenue
Col. Smith
Wayne Lantz
Ivan Lantz
Mountaindale
Lucy
Camp Perry
Lucille H. Wolford
East
Patrick Street
Miss Clem entine Hyde Marries Charles Booth in McKaig Church
Miss Clem entine Hyde and Charles Booth, niece and nephew of local residents, united in a August 5 double ring ceremony at McKaig Church. Rev. Richard D. Thompson officiated as bridesmaids and ushers, with detailed gowns, flowers, and church reception, couple to reside at 118 First Avenue Brunswick.
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Clementine V. Hyde
Charles
Tregoning
Shockstoun
Charles F. Booth
Claire Simons
Charles Booth
Brunswick
McKaig
Richard D. Thompson
Charles Hoke
Josephine Monte
G.P.O
Washington
First Avenue
Miss Euiderbrand
Miss Hoff
Quinn
Booth
Richard Deeter
Reighter
Williams
Thompson
Hijacker Cadon Faces Piracy Charges After Havana Flight
Albert Cadon the 27 year old French native who hijacked a Pan American DC8 at gunpoint and diverted it to Havana remained there in Cuban custody. FBI said he would be charged with piracy on the high seas assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to commit a felony if he is returned to the United States.
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Miami
Fla
Albert Charles Cadon
Havana
Cadon
Pan American World Airways
Cuba
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Caden
High Seas
United States
Algeria
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Charlotte
Fidel Castro
New York City
Mexico
Mexico City
Julio Cesar Turbay Ayala
Pan American Flight
Houston
Tea
Panama City
Panama
Guatemala City
San Jose
Costa Rica
Brownsville
Tex
Sam Enfield
Paris
Enfield
Alberta Charles Cadon
Hector Viem
Richmond
Ind
Carl Ballard
Hijacker Described as Wild Haired Sick Guy on Pan Am Flight
The Dallas Miami hijacking unfolded with Albert Cadon labeled wild haired and insane looking by witnesses including Glenn White of Detroit. The crew and passengers recounted Cadon threatening crew, forcing cockpit entry, and later being disarmed by Cuban militiamen in Havana. Fidel Castro escorted passengers to Miami after the ordeal.
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Miami
Flatap
Glenn White
Detroit Auto
Jim
Mexico City
White
Havana
Fidel Castro
Torbay
Caden
Washington
Clifford Shumaker
Miranda
Calif
Viani
Castro
Vicki
Eleanor Weis
Miss Weis
New York City
FBI report shows 1959 crime surge and daily thefts
Earl L. Douglass urges readers to study the FBI annual report, noting 12 percent overall crime rise in 1980 and that in 1959 every day saw 24 murders, 328 aggravated assaults, 196 robberies, 1,195 larcenies, 1,879 burglaries, and 790 cars stolen. He highlights the need for public awareness of crime levels.
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Earl L. Douglass
FBI
Free World
Funeral services held for Mrs Jean Virginia Snively
Funeral services for Mrs Jean Virginia Snively 29 of Libertytown were at John Wesley Church Libertytown with Rev Harvey Custes officiating. She died Saturday evening at University Hospital Baltimore. Survived by two stepsons Leonard Snively Waynesboro and Clifford Snively Warrenton VA. Interment in church cemetery. pallbearers listed. D D Hartzler and sons funeral directors. The United States contributes nearly one third of the UN budget.
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Jean Virginia Snively
Libertytown
John Wesley Church
Snively
University Hospital
Baltimore
Leonard Snively
Waynesboro
Clifford Snively
Warrenton
Harvey Custes
Church
Robert Dorsey
Albert Duppins
Clarence Duppins
Jesse Thomas
Dewar Fisher
Clarence Hallman
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Court Deals Sentences In Prison
Two Frederick County men faced prison terms after convictions in Circuit Court. John E. Walters, 17, received two years for petty larceny plus one year for breaking and entering, with the second sentence to run concurrently. David Frederick Roberts, 25, was found guilty of driving with a suspended license and reckless driving, with multiple fines and jail time to run concurrently.
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Frederick County
John E. Walters
East Fifth Street
Maryland Reformatory
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Walters
Reuben Darby
West Third Street
Ned Zeiler
Daniel E. Wight
North Court Street
Darby
Norman Dietz
William A. Mutchner
Dietz
Frances Reynolds
Wight
Mary Jacobs
Zeiler
David Frederick Roberts
Route 4
Frederick
Roberts
Paul Mossburg
East Street
East Sixth Street
Sam Fisher
Cpl
Mossburg
Ralph Potts
John A. Cohen
Damascus
Cohen
Western Maryland Trust Co
Charles Henry Lamb
Circleville
W. Va
House of Correction
Lamb
Murray H. Fout
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Thomas S. Michael
Michael
Magistrate’s Court
Ralph G Shure
Liquor Store Theft Case Ends With Nolle Prosequi
State's Attorney entered a nolle prosequi against Charles David Rook after the testimony of co-defendant George Sprenkle in the Hi-Way Liquor Store break in near Frederick on January 13 1959. Sprenkle testified the three men bent bars and aided Verdier who was later sentenced to five years and Verdier sought post conviction relief.
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Robert S. Reichenhoefer
Nolle
Charles David, Rook
Wayneshoro
George Welty’ Sprenkle
Smuthsburg
Ronald Eugene Verdier
Maryland House of Correction
U. S. 40
Frederick
Verdier
Ralph G. Shure
Holmes Fout
Shure
House of Correction
Donald Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Robert Snyder
Barracks B
State Police
Bowers Road
Snyder
Pennsylvania
Gordon Smith
Smith
Wilbur F. Sheffield
Sprenkle
Sprenkie
Rook
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Sprenkler
Maryland
Webber to Instruct Life Underwriters Class local
Charles M. Webber, assistant manager at Metropolitan Insurance, will instruct Part II of the Life Underwriters Training Council course this fall. He has 16 years with his firm, 12 in Frederick, serves on the association board, and is 40 with a wife and one child.
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Webber
Charles M. Webber
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Frederick Life Underwriters Association
Life Underwriters Training Council
Life
Frederick Life
Frederick
Argentina to issue 35000 peso bills to ease inflation
The government will print 35000 peso notes to meet currency demand as inflation sweeps Argentina. The current top denomination is 1000 pesos, and the peso is worth little more than a US penny.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
In the Cards ACROSS 1 Knave of pS 5 gh card 8 Canasta card
Puzzle clue excerpt listing multiple across items with scattered letters and hints for a crossword style grid. Includes entries such as Knave of spades and canasta card with partial phrase fragments.
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Betty Hilderbrand
Robin Quinn
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Prettyman
James Garcia
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