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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1961

Page

12

Union Head Outlines Work Plan for UAW Delegates

Walter P. Reuther, president of the Auto Workers Union, outlined a three point program to create 41 million new US jobs in ten years. He warned automation will cause job losses and called for higher wages, lower prices, and a rational work week while stressing full employment and education as Cold War priorities. He warned unions may strike if a settlement is delayed and urged renewed organizing to prove bread and freedom can coexist.

Baltimore Walter P. Reuther Auto Workers Union United States Reuther United Brewery Workers International Tc UAW Heather

Markey Talks To Lions Club Address Frederick County need

Willard H. Markey executive director of the Community Chest of Frederick County spoke to the Lions Club of Frederick at the Francis Scott Key Hotel about Growing Pains. He noted March toward population growth, one way Market Street, and urged support for the United Fund and Red Cross campaign. He recalled Federated Charities and urged members to contribute time, talent, and cash. The meeting covered rotating luncheon seats, courteous conduct, and welcoming visitors. Police Chief Charles V. Main named general chairman of the United Fund campaign.

Willard H. Markey Community Chest of Frederick County Lions Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Markey County Market Street Citizens Bank Farmers and Mechanics Bank Metrecal United Fund United Appeal Federated Charities Lions Club Community Chest Red Cross Inco Lester B. Feaga Jacob R. Ramsburg Florida Mond J. Dyer Steve Langier Roger Reid Baltimore Lion Swanson Lion Bill Hanshew Williamsport Roger Hodnett Roanoke John Morgan Lion Paul E. Foste Middletown Charles Parker Bob Whiteford Fred M. Herdes Beverly N. J Julien Delphey Ramsburg Board of Charles V. Main

Western note on Berlin shows low common denominator

Washington dispatch notes Western Big Three protest to Moscow over the Berlin refugee barrier. The note's restrained language aims to uphold West Berlin security, while countermeasures remain limited. Khrushchev will study Western consistency as debate over action continues.

John M. Hightower Washington Moscow Berlin Khrushchev Remier Khrushchev West Berlin Smitish Kennedy Dean Rusk Harold Macmillan Lord Home Rusk East Germany West U. S Konrad Adenauer U.S

Odor of Elephants Stirred Baraboo Audience

Baraboo Wisconsin AP report notes 88 year old John M. Kelley, president of Circus World Museum, arguing elephants produce a fragrance that enriches life. He defends a guest’s complaint, praising elephant smell as universal, educational, and essential to family harmony.

Baraboo Wis John M. Kelley Kelley Circus World Museum K‘ric Heights T Museum

Visiting farmers tour Frederick County on Barbara Frachise tour

A public photo feature shows visitors touring Frederick County and city scenes on Barbara Frachise at West Patrick Street. The piece blends light commentary on corn versus roses, a civic museum scene, and a long 4-H Campfire report noting 250 members, tribal leaders, skits, songs, and staff from Frederick and surrounding counties.

Frederick County Frederick City Barbara Frachise West Patrick Street Frederick Fairgrounds Queen Annes Howard Baltimore Carroll Counties Sarah Ramsburg Holter Middletown Leeman Covey Joseph Smariga Libertytown Ronald Harshman New Market William Castle Liberty John Messer Urbana Angela Remsberg Kenneth Cook Larry Duncan Walkersville Larry Hevner Johnsville John Lovell Jefferson Paula Snyder Lewistown Robert Stansfield Jil Frederick Dorothy Marie Smith Robert Beale Emmitsburg Robert E. Stansfield Frederica Russell David Bigenbrode

Corn Tassel as National Floral Emblem Crusade

The text spotlights Miss Margo Cairns, nicknamed the Corn Tassel Lady on Capitol Hill, leading the crusade to have Congress designate the corn tassel as the national floral emblem. The Corn Tassel National Floral Emblem Association is based at 110 Mary- (truncated).

Georgia New York Iowa North Dakoota Miss Cairns Crusade Congress Margo Cairns Capitol Hill Washington National Floral Emblem Association Mary

France to undergo sea trials in October and sail January

The French Line announces the new transatlantic liner France will conduct sea trials in October and then embark on its maiden voyage a cruise to the Canary Islands on January 19.

Paris France Canary Islands

Maryland Teachers Colleges Face Enrollment Caps Aiding Funds Sought

Drastic enrollment restrictions may be needed at Towson and Frostburg Teachers Colleges unless Maryland approves nearly two million dollars for new buildings. Towson reports 200 qualified applicants turned away. Frostburg cites 1,200 student demand with 500 over capacity. The plan calls for 5.08 million dollars in capital improvements statewide.

Baltimore Maryland Earle T. Hawkins Towson Teachers College Hawkins Department of Education Towson Frostburg Salisbury Coppin Bowie Frostburg Teachers College RB. Bowen Hardesty

Statewide education needs 1000 new teachers yearly

State superintendent of schools Dr. Thomas G. Pullen Jr. says enrollments in elementary and secondary schools require at least 1,000 new teachers annually to keep pace with rising student numbers.

Thomas G. Pullen Jr State Superintendent of Schools

Huyett to be Hagerstown tax collector

Charles B. Huyett resigned from the Maryland House of Delegates and will be sworn in as Hagerstown City tax collector. Mayor Winslow Burhans announced the resignation. Huyett had been appointed to the post earlier this week to replace William H. Burhans. The county Democratic committee plans to name a successor soon.

Hagerstown Charles B. Huyett Maryland House of Delegates Winslow Burhans Huyett William H. Burhans Washington County Democratic State Central Committee

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