Growth or loss of timber sparks forest policy debate
The Forest Service chief and the American Paper and Pulp Association president clash over whether the U.S. will run out of timber as old stands dwindle. Rensselaer professor Alfred H. Nissan suggests growing trees without bark, while Howard E. Whitaker insists the nation uses less wood than it makes and will not run out.
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U.S. Forest Service
American Paper and Pulp. Association
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Alfred H. Nissan
Richard McArdle
Paper and Pulp Association
Howard E. Whitaker
Letter to the Editor Raises Tax and Alley Debate
Readers urge city to listen to taxpayers and oppose funding for a private alley between Taney Avenue and Grant Place benefiting two families. The letter argues government should be run by the people and questions spending on projects with broad opposition. It also complains about preservation and restoration of historical structures in Frederick and calls for accountability. Khrushchev expresses interest in leading the Soviet delegation to the UN General Assembly on disarmament, without committing to participation.
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Theoty
Taney Avenue
Grant Place
Lovery
C. M. Webber Frederick
News
Frederick County
Virginia
Frederick
Snow Ball Decorations Chairman Names Committee Members
Mrs. Richard M. Clendenin who leads the Snow Ball decorations committee for Frederick Memorial Hospital’s annual benefit has announced the committee lineup. Richard Summers will provide professional program advice. he heads the Frederick public schools art program. Other committee members include Mrs. A. B. Collums Mrs. J. ONeil Jenkins Mrs. Benjamin Rosenstock Mrs. Man Turner Mrs. James Boughan Mrs. Walter Growther Mrs. Howard Fuqua Mrs. James Rimler Mrs. George Zeigier Mrs. Nathan Jacobson Mrs. Elmer C. Ehler Mrs. Jack Lee Mrs. Otho Keller IV Mrs. Philip Wertheimer Mrs. Robert Owen Mrs. Ralph Finch and Mrs. J. Richard Ramsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Clendenin
Richard Summers
Summers
Clendenin
Fort Detrick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Service and Local Births
Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church conducted a service led by Gerhard Wehmeier assisted by Rev. Russell Seabright Jr. The order included invocation hymns scripture readings and a sermon "Who Is My Neighbor." Hospital reports list births at Waynesboro General Annie Warner Hospital and recent discharges from Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg and nearby towns.
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Baker Park
Good Shepherd Evangelical Luth
Gerhard Wehmeier
Germany
Russell Seabright Jr
Evangelical Lutheran
Good Shepherd Choir
Gerhard Welchmeier
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files August 13 1910
Mrs C P Bennett and Miss Sabina Beckley chaperoned a trofley party with sixty on board, two national flags displayed. Gospel Mission Workers announce plans to build a chapel on Winchester street. Baltimore and Ohio headquarters report ten Mall Jet engines awarded for freight on the mountain division. George Groshon in East Patrick street hospitalized with swollen neck glands. Thurmont residents hear the Bohemian Girl concert at Braddock Heights auditorium. A group of young men camp near Buckeystown bridge for two weeks, with Charles Shipley Vernon Rhoads Charles Hagan George VanFossen Thurston Grove Richard Creamer Louis Otte Thomas Baumgardner Keefer Gilbert and Marsnai Palm assisting by Marshal Palm.
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C. P. Bennett
Sabina Beckley
Gospel Mission Workers
Winchester Street
Baltimore and Ohio Raiload
Mountain Division
George Groshon
East Patrick Street
Thurmont
Iocal
Braddock Heights
Buckeystown Bridge
Monocacy
Messrs
Charles Shipley
Vernon M_ Rhoads
Charles Hagan
George VanFossen
Thurston Grove
Richard Creager
Louis Otte
Thomas Baumgardner
Keefer Gihert
George Topper
Marsnai Paim
Navy orders two news signe to forty five thousand
Twenty years ago the Navy ordered two signals to forty five thousand as the 2d District Lions clubs closed a three day can run after electing Hugh Rieser of Washington as governor. Thunderous attacks by Nazi planes against Britain dominated headlines. The citys water supply slumped as the corn canning season opened. Ford Coach of Allen Harper Hansonville was recovered in York Pennsylvania, littered with chicken feathers indicating use as a conveyance for stolen fowls per Deputy Sheriff R Paul Ruhrman. Final county share of Montevue sewer installation will exceed nine thousand dollars, nearly three times the original estimate. The county welfare office discontinued 26 cases after reinvestigation.
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NAVY
District OF Lions Clubs
Hugh Rieser
Washington
Govenor
Britain
FORD
Allen Harper
Hansonville
York
R. Paul Ruhrman
Montevue
Sparton Case Postponed Again in Frederick Court
A Montgomery County judge indicated the Spar ton Club case scheduled for Monday in County Circuit Court would be postponed for a week or ten days to allow new local counsel Samuel W. Barrick to become familiar with the details. All defendants must appear Monday until a formal continuance is granted. The Hamilton Main reunion followed at Breezy Grove Park with officers elected and prizes awarded for distance, age, and family counts.
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Montgomery County
Sparton Club Hial
Ralph G. Shure
Frederick Court House
Samuel W. Barrick
Shure
Barrick
Frederick
Hamilton
Breezy Grove Park
Frederick Junction
Grayson Main
Jonathan Cowell
John L. Hamilton
Mary Jane French
Charlotte Ausherman
Lillian Hamilton
Bigiersville
Lillie Baer
Clarence Hamilton
Charles Hamilton
William Covell
Donald Rusherman
Clarence Hamiton
Frederick Pangle Jr
Shirley Wallick
Pete Rosencrantz
Maynard Hamilton
Charles Covell
Stewart Fitze
Margaret Gilliss
Maynard Hamilton Jr
Grace M. Lewis
Roy Beaver
George Covell
Jonathan Covell
Martha Brandenburg
I . Charles Hamilton
Carlton H. Main
Lora Covell
James M. French
Harvey Wallick
James Hamilton
Donald Ausherman
Joan Hamilton Jr
Mr Willem Six to observe 92nd birthday today
Mr Willem Six of Walkersville will observe his 92nd birthday today. Montgomery County General Hospital reports John August, child of Mr and Mrs Robert Sprague of Damascus. Mrs Sprague is the former Miss Nancy Moxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Six
Walkersville
Robert Sprague
Damascus
John August
Montgomery County General Hospital
M Sprague
Nancy Moxley
iVet Post Officers Are Appointed
John KR Webb Auxiliary to Post No. 3255 VFW held its August meeting at the Post Home with Florence Harbausa presiding. Officers and chairmen for 1962 51 were named including Ruth Rowe and Jane Cronenburg for cancer research and rehabilitation. Sixty three patients were entertained at the Martinsburg VA Center and Girls State attendees spoke of their experiences. The Maryland VFW sponsors USS Constellation restoration medals sold by Webb Auxiliary for a permanent fund. A picnic preceded the meeting and an attendance prize went to Mrs. Kennedy.
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John KR. Webb
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fiorence Harbausa
Pul Vy
Ruth Rowe
Jane Cronenburg
Catherine Gannon
Anna Mary Willard
Chiian
Pauline Weddle
Gannon
Mary P. Silagie
Rebekah L. McLaren
Hazel N. Christian
Bertha M. Shafer
Rowe
Dronenburg
Margaret Leatherman
Lucille Etzier
Drosifia M. Tucker
Ernestine I. Murray
Berndena R. Buzzerd
Erma Routzahe
Florence Kanode
Betty Horine
Shafer
National Home Fund
Christian
Cronenburg
Virginia Esterlevy
Buzzerd
Newton D. Basel VA
Martinsburg
H. David Hagan
Center For the Auxiliary
Wiliam H. S. Miller
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Webb Auxiliary
Webb
Annapolis
Connie Staley
Grace Offutt
State House
Maryland
Naval Academy
Department of Maryland
VFW
Constellation
SS. Navy
Loc Eally v. Webb Auxiliary
James M. Cronenburg
Baltimore
Department
Kennedy
Post Home
McCains Guests At Luncheon Before Trinity Church Dedication
Mr and Mrs Ed gar William Garbisch hosted a luncheon at Pokery near Cambridge for Mr and Mrs McCain and three Russell H McCain of West College Terrace. The gathering supported the Trinity Episcopal church restoration ahead of Sunday dedication services attended by the McCains and Washington Jefferson College brothers.
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Russell H. McCain
West College Terrace
Edgar William Garbisch
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Col
Garbisch
Pokery
McCains
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Johnson elected president of National Bank of Cambridge
Walter B. Johnson Tu NY was elected president of the National Bank of Cambridge succeeding the late V. Calvin Trice who died last week. Johnson had been vice president and cashier and is the son of a former bank president.
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Reads Bank Cambridge
Walter B. Johnson
The
National Bank of Cambridge
V. Calvin Trice
Johnson
Bank
Trice
Annual Picnic At Mountaindale Draws Frederick Iron Staff
More than 200 plant and office employees of Frederick Iron & Steel Inc and their families enjoyed the social club sponsored picnic at Mountaindale grounds on August 6. Heat relief, games, and a nickel scramble in the sand box provided amusement for kids and adults as 100 pounds of hot dogs 43 cases of soft drinks and 65 dozen rolls helped feed the crowd.
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Frederick Iron & Steel, Inc
Mountaindale
Frederick Iron & Steel
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several families in Frederick area with multiple newborns. Dianne Marie Jenkins first child born at Frederick Memorial. Venus Roxanne White first child. Valerie Ann Ramirez third child. Susan Marie Beaver first daughter. Facilities and addresses included.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gordon T. Jenkins
North Market Street
Druzhier
Dianne Marie
Jenkins
Joy Steinhaus
Frederick
Maurice G. White Jr
Venus Roxanne
Grace Derflinger
Brunswick
Able D. Ramirez
Fort Detrick
Valerie Ann
Joseph M. Beaver Jr
Union Bridge
Susan Marie
Frederick County plays Olympic Week in city parks
Frederick City reads Olympic Week with daily park programs from Staley to Mullinix featuring craft and games, rhythm bands, dramatic play, and Story Hour. The main event is Friday August 19 Baker Park hosts a citywide Fun Olympics for ages 8-15 with three events per child and ribbons for winners. Walkersville High School Band concert August 18 Mullinix Park and Middletown High School Band concert August 21 Baker Park cap the week.
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Waynesboro
Shell
Baker Park
Richard Miller
Staley Park
Wee Winkie Town
Rosedale Park
Inden Hills Park
Catoctin Park
Catoctin
McCurdy Field
Baughman
Babee Park
Lincoln Park
Lincoln
Harmon Field Park
Maryland Park
East Third
Teen Night Vita
Chapel Park
P. C
Rhavihm
T.M
Tiny Tot Town
Musicight
Mullinix Park
Pam
Frederick City
Walkersville High School
Middletown High School
Deaths of Mrs Henry Funk and infant Melvin Phillips
Mrs Henry W Funk 81 died at Garlock Convalescent Home after a five year illness in Hagerstown. Survived by brother Victor Keifer of Burkitsville. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at A K Coffman with Rev Lester Kauffman, interment Rose Hill cemetery. Infant Melvin Delano Phillips Jr son of Melvin D and Shirley Lee Phillips died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Graveside services held Friday at 2 pm Rev Brice Gabbert Jr. interment Union cemetery Lovettsville. M R Atchison and Son funeral directors.
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Henry W. Funk
Mary Elizabeth (Keifer) Funk
Hagerstown
Garlock
Victor Keifer
Burkitsville
A. K. Coffman
Lester Kauffman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Melvin Delano Phillips Jr
Melvin D
Shirley Lee Demery Phillips
Point of Rocks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steve Bryan Phillips
Kathryn Phillips
Port of Rocks
Clarence L. Phillips
Baltimore
W. Grenden Demory
Lovettsville
Brice Gabbert Jr
Church
Point of Red
Union Cemetery
M. R. Atchison and Son
Leesburg Wedding Unites Mills and Shatzer Couples
A ceremony at Leesburg Baptist Church in Leesburg Virginia joined Evelyn Mills and Joseph Shatzer in marriage. The groom is a buyer for Melpar Incorporated in Falls Church while the bride works as a C P Telephone operator in Middletown. The service was conducted by Rev Robert J Stith and followed by a family dinner at Laurel Brigade Inn.
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Shatter—Mills
Leesburg Baptist Church
Leesburg
Evelyn Mills
Mary Miller
Braddock Heights
Edward Miller
Joseph Shatzer
S. Clyde M. Shatzer
Fayetiere
E.S.T
Robert J. Stith
Laurel Brigade Inn
Funeral notices for Irving Beall Mollie Garber and Norman Graham
Funeral services are listed for Irving E. Beall who died Tuesday after an illness. Services were at 11 a.m. at 1201 North Market Street with Rev. Carroll L. Boyer officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also noted are services for Mrs. Mary Mollie Garber at G C Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with Rev. John H. Loose presiding and burial in Chapel Cemetery near Liberty Town. Norman Harry Graham of Woodsboro died Tuesday with Friday services at Beaver Dam Church near Union Bridge led by Elder David Benedict and George Stansbury, burial Beaver Dam Cemetery.
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Irving E
Buddy Beall
North Market Street
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutteran Church
Mary
Mollie) A. Garber
Washington Street
G. C. Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
John H. Loose
Gilmore
Austin Hamilton
Ira Brucher
Harold
Edward Barker
Donald Garst
Chapel Cemetery
Libertytown
Norman Harry Graham
Woodsboro
Beaver Dam
Union Bridge
David Benedict
George Stansbury
Howard Fox
Charles Metz
David Bohn
John Green
Mahlon Welsh
Charles Spurrier
D. D. Harizler and Son
Watermelon Feast Draws 1000 Plus Children
More than one thousand children are expected to attend the annual watermelon feast hosted by the Elks next Wednesday afternoon. Two events will run at Baker Park and Mullinkx Park, both starting at 2 PM, with Chief Charles V. Main and Sheriff Horace M. Alexander leading the committee. About 360 watermelons have been bought from Avery Clark Produce Wholesaler and will be served. Bar Gainey serves as exalted ruler.
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Elks
Baker Park
Mullinkx Park
Charles V. Main
Horace M. Alexander
Fr Ck County Froducts
Avery Clark
Bar Gainey
The
Dance Naked Review Sparks Royal Audience Drama
In London the AP reports a controversial nude waistline dance planned for Monday at Piccadilly Theatre. Sir Norman Gwathin, assistant controller in the Jord chamberlain's office, may judge the performance as naughty or artistic for an audience including royal household members.
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London
Sir Norman Gwathin
Norman
Jord Chamberlain
Royal Household
Sir Norman
Piccadilly Theater
Deaths and Hospitalization Reported in Missouri and Maryland
Among the sick Litle Cyreasa Despeaux daughter of Edward Despeaux entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday as a medical patient. Frank Gates Wallace 73 died in Independence after a long illness. He was brother of Mrs. Harry Truman and lived near the Trumans.
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Cyreasa Despeaux
Mary Street
Edward Despeaux
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank G. Wallace
Independence
Frank Gates Wallace
Harry Truman
Truman
Editor William Watson Dies in Omaha at 89
William Reeve Watson age 89, longtime managing editor of the Omaha World-Herald for 35 years until retirement in 1935, died Friday. During his tenure the paper’s circulation rose about fivefold.
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Omaha, Neb
William Reeve Watson
Omaha World-Herald
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