Space conquest and private uses spark US corporate interest
The piece notes growing private interest in space exploitation beyond government programs, led by communications firms. Kennedy supports private experiments with limits on monopolies, with initial relay systems estimated at 200 to 300 million dollars. It also condemns Castro for currency theft in Cuba, warning of shortages and black market effects on ordinary Cubans.
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U. S
Earth
Kennedy
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Kremlin
Correcting claim on Isa iah origin at Hood College assembly
A reader objects to a newspaper article stating that an inspirational speaker read from Isaiah in Greek. The letter argues Isaiah was originally Hebrew, with only a few verses in Aramaic, and notes Hood College hosted a religious assembly.
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the News
Hood College
Zonta Club of Frederick Sets District Conference Delegate
The Zonta Club met in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Wedgewood Room. President Edna Mensell was chosen as delegate to the District III Conference in Atlantic City September 29 to October 1, with Evelyn Mudge as alternate. Tickets for the Mountain Theatre benefit, The Pleasure of His Company, were selling well. A picnic is planned at Marge Etchison’s home August 28. No meeting September 4. Next regular meeting September 11 at the Key Hotel. Board of Directors met before the dinner.
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Zonta Club
Frederick
Wedgewood
Francis Scott Key
Edna Mensell
thehalfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
Evelyn Mudge
Mountain Theatre
Zonia Club
Zonta
Dorothy Carty
Marge Etchison
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Aug 15 1911
Fifty years ago Frederick area items include John Minker winning an auto race in Baltimore, a near strangulation of a horse hitched near Market Space, a runaway buggy on Seventh Street, and Tidewater Cement Co opening plants. County Commissioners allocate 300 for a new fire engine. Col Ulysses Hobbs of New Market dies at 79, oldest Frederick bar member. Lewis Woodward buys a seven horsepower Emblem motorcycle. Fredrick Railroad No 31 derailed at Square Corner. all wheels left rails. George Roderuck sustains a deep cut from broken bottle at Carroll Park. Sterling Galt campaigns for State Senator in Frederick. Hygeia ice factory engine issue may cause ice shortage. Potang Club picnic along Monocacy Biggs Ford. Daughters of Liberty host water melon and cantaloupe feast after meeting.
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John Minker
Baltimore
Cephas Zimmerman
Tidewater Cement Co
Union Bridge
United
Col
Ulysses Hobbs
New Market
Sabillasville
Frederick
Lewis Woodward
H. F. Shipley
George Roderuck
Harry C. Roderuck
Carroll Park
Sterling Galt
Hygeia
POU Tang Club
Biggs’ Ford
Daughters of Liberty
Roosevelt Churchill wartime plan outlined in 1941 report
The Aug 15 1941 item notes Roosevelt and Churchill meeting secretly at sea to adopt an eight point war program and post-war aims. It also cites Hiranuma wounded in Japan, US oil shipment to Russia, a 42 degree low, US pledge to post-war Europe and Russia British aid, Braddock and South mountains lanes planned, US debt over 50 billion, Jimmy Dykes signed to manage the White Sox, German bombs from US, and nationwide defense strikes.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
U. S
Hiranuma
Japan
United States
Russia
Europe
Braddock
South Mountains
State Roads Commission
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago White Sox
Germany
Senate Cloakroom notes on foreign aid and federal employment trends
The newsletter discusses forthcoming parliamentary meetings with U S senators, including Beall. It questions foreign aid spending and constitutional limits, criticizing waste and proposing reevaluation. It reports rising federal employment, TVA reach, and quotes on Soviet conditions from Paris reflecting Cold War tensions.
Hess-Hilter Brill Wedding Ties Taneytown Pair in Lutheran Rites
Miss Myra Ann Hess daughter of Mr and Mrs Hess of Taneytown wed David Hilterbrick son of Mr and Mrs Hilterbrick of Taneytown in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Taneytown. Rev Walter E. Bright assisted. Acolyte was Richard Reindollar. Attendants included Judy Bucker Bittinger maid of honor and bridesmaids Sally James and Sue Miller. Best man C David Hilterbrick. Ushers were George Crouse Larry Rouzer. After the ceremony the reception was in the church social room and the couple will reside in Langley Park after September 5. The bride a 1957 graduate teaching in Prince Georges County. The groom a 1957 Taneytown High School graduate attending DeVry Chicago and the University of Maryland in engineering.
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Myra Ann Hess
David Hilters
Taneytown
Uui
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Walter FE. Wbright
Howard W. Miller
Richard Reindoillar
Hazel Hess
Henry J. Reindollar, Jr
Judy Bucker
Bittinger
Hinium
Sally James
Towson
Sue Miller
Pikesville
C. David Hilterbrick
George Crouse
Larry Rouzer
Mt. Airy
Langley Park
Emmitsburg High School
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Prince Georges County
Taneytown High School
DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
University of 3Land
Delinquent Bay Camps Cost Sought At $56,000
Baltimore AP reports the Welfare Department sought to justify 56 200 dollars for capital improvements to increase capacity at western forest camps. The request faces review and awaits approval for the next year’s budget and project plans remain under scrutiny.
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Baltimore
Department of Welfare
Bess
Welfare Department
Frederick area plans farm talent show and elections
Southern States Cooperative hosts its Frederick annual membership meeting on August 26 at 7 30 p m at West Frederick Junior High School The Farm Talent Round up Contest is run with Ted Mack Original Amateur Hour and open to amateurs 12 years plus who are Southern States patrons or farming family members Winners advance to regional finals with a trip to Richmond Va and a final in New York on Ted Mack show Second and third place cash prizes accompany ribbons Local and regional reports and officer nominees are listed including James Montgomery as chair and multiple nominees for the Board and Farm Home Advisory Committee.
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Senate
Congress
Kennedy
Treasury
Washington, D.C
Dan
Beersheba
California
TVA
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississipp
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Victor Riesel
Paris
Khrushchev
Senator Aiken
Vermont
Moscow
Russia
East Germany
United
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Southern States Cooperative
Frederick
West Frederick
Southern States
Ted Mack
Southern States Annual Stockholders Meeting
Richmond
New York
James Montgomery
Hamsville
Eugene Lawson
Clyde L. Grossnickle
Austin L. Reeder
Harry Plunkard
Lester E. Boyer
State Park Attendance Dips Across Maryland Weekends
Maryland park attendance fell for the second straight weekend but stayed above 80 000 with 82 312 visitors Friday through Sunday. Patapsco State Park led with 33 904 visitors including 21 431 sightseers, while Sandy Point drew 9 331 including 6 565 swimmers. Other totals included Elk Neck 10 081 and Deep Creek Lake 4 529 among numerous park counts.
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Annapolis
Maryland Park
Department of Forests and Parks
State Agency
Patapsco State Park
Sandy Point State Park
Chesapeake Bay
Elk Neck State Park
Swallow Falls
Herrington Manor
New Germany
Big Min
Potomac State Forest
Deep Creek Lake
Dan's Mountain
Green Ridge
Fort Frederick
Washington Monument
Gathland
Gambril
Cunningham Falls
Seneca Creek
Cedarville
Rocks
Milburn Landing
Swimming Courses For Tiny Tots At Frederick YMCA
The Frederick YMCA offers a late summer instruction course for children aged 4 to 6. Starting Friday August 18, the six lessons run Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoons with eight children per class and two instructors each. Registrations close August 12.
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Frederick
Groelle
Masser and families spend time in Baxter Springs and Atlantic City
Personal notes show Mr and Mrs Richard Masser of Shookstown attending a service at Root Manufacturing Co in Baxter Springs representing Farmer's Supply Co Frederick. Other entries record trips to Atlantic City for Mrs William H Main and daughters and a weekend in Wildwood New Jersey for several families, plus a birthday for Cathy Ann. Reverend H Clayton Moyer Jr of Waynesboro announces a daughter's birth. Christina Sim Lee, daughter of Augustus W Lee Laytonsville, returns from two months in Europe.
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Richard Masser
Shookstown
Baxter Springs
Kaw
Masser
Root Manufacturing Co
Farmer's Supply Co
Frederick
William H. Main
Military Road
Donna Lea
Cathy Ann
Harry Swain
West Fifth Street
Atlantic City
N. J
H. Clayton Moyer Jr
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Moyer
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Christina Sim Lee
Augustus W. Lee
Laytonsville
Europe
Dobie Show Clues in Young Actress Puzzle
A cryptic crossword themed around the Dobie show and young actress hints lists clues for Across and Down. Entries include names, roles, and related terms such as Benefactor, East in French, distress signals, and various descriptive words.
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James
Dobie
Astoiat
Guido’s high notes and other cryptic clues
A compact puzzle decode listing wordplay prompts such as Guido’s high notes and uncles alongside clues for period of time cozy spots price mountain combined form chew shakes king shield bearing hardy heroine brew threefold seabird and a cryptic cipher hint D4 by way of-ATED AEST.
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Guido
Price
Chew
Shakes King
Captain Emerson Acquitted of Trading Stamp Theft
Capt. Arthur J. Emerson U.S. Army was acquitted in Frederick Maryland of charges that he stole $80 worth of trading stamp books from the Frederick Civil Air Patrol while stationed at the Flair U.S. Army Reserve Center between January 15 and March 31 this year. The stamps supported a CAP project for search and rescue equipment.
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Ft, Meade
Arthur J. Emerson
U.S. Army
Frederick Civil Air Patrol
Emerson
Flair U.S. Army Reserve Center
Frederick
CAP
Ill Patient Richard Rinehart Undergoes Surgery
Richard Rinehart of 222 East Third Street is a patient at the Wilmer Institute Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore where he has undergone surgery.
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Richard Rinehart
East Third Street
Wilmer Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Unjustified Tax Increase Alleged by Baltimore Attorney
Baltimore attorney Hyman A. Pressman says a Maryland revenue report indicates the 1961 Legislature raised taxes needlessly. He cites a weekend comptroller report that surplus treasury funds could have funded local government aid without raising the sales tax.
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Baltimore
Hyman A. Pressman
Maryland
Pressman
Louis L. Goldstein
Treasury
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J. Glenn Beall
U.S
Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
London
Fulbright
Ark
Beall
Young
Ohio
Tower
Texas
International Parliameary Union
Brussels
U.S.A
America
Thomas J. S. Waxter
Planning Board
Lonaconing
Meadow Mountain
Waxter
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Francis R
U.S Army
Rozich
Hilter’ Uncless
Edmund
Charles Lamar Hilterbrick
Ask
Plan Farm
State Park
Alberta
Neal Inc
I. Pat. OF
Paul E. Wampner
U. S. Army Chemical Corps
Fort Detrick
Gail A. Eaton
Wampner
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Detrick
New Guinea
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