Daring Wright biplane flight ends with Gaithersburg landing
CAPT CHANDLER and LIEUT Arnold, the bold aviators who journeyed from College Park to Camp Ordway on a Wright biplane, faced engine trouble and darkness forcing a landing at Gaithersburg on the return. Also noted: a fatal accident at Harpers Ferry as William F. Stuart was killed by a passenger train while awaiting his wife. Additional items cover reservoir pipe-line delays, railroad gas company stock, Mountain City Mills warehouse plans, J H Hendrickson heading to Portland to practice law, a Frederick Monocacy fishing trip, Ray Morgan joining the Washington Nationals, and Fr Bartholomew Maag visiting Frederick.
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Capt
Chandler
Lieut
Arnold
College Park
Camp Ordway
Kemp Farm
Gaithersburg
William F. Stuart
Bolivar
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Co
Mountain City Mills
J. Hunt Hendrickson
Portland
Ore
Hendrickson
J. D. Hendrickson
Western Maryland College
Harvard Law School
Frank V. Staub
Katie Murphy
Frederick Junction
Ray Morgan
Washington Nationals
Bartholomew Maag
Cordova
Argentine Republic
Milton G. Urner
Maag
Urner
Paul Urner
South America
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The News Frederick Maryland August 22 1961 page four. Local paper with ADS and notices, rate card and AP service credit. No readable event or person present in supplied text.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court St
Ember Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Freeerick
Open Purse and U S Aid to Latin America
The United States plans to commit a billion dollars by next March to support a Latin American alliance program aimed at countering creeping Communism. Critics warn the aid may become a bribe and prompt governments to pursue independence from U S pressure while still spending freely in the name of freedom.
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United States
Iation
P Ir
Uncle Sam
Soviet Plans Fratricide in East Germany Amid Tensions
The report claims the Soviet Union, with 20 divisions in East Germany, plans to provoke a new explosion among East Germans. It alleges a mobilization of 2 million youths to clash with the remaining population, weeks after border closures and mass defections. Goon squads would be used to carry out coercion, framing the violence as German against German.
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Soviet Union
East Germany
Hitler
Colts Cut Three Westminster Players From NFL Roster
Westminster Maryland reports the Colts trimmed seven players to 50, releasing Don Stewart Gene Cook and halfback Bob Starr. The team must cut seven more by next Tuesday and 14 before the season start. Also mentions the 218T Miller Reunion and a farewell dinner for David McKenzie, with attendees listed, and Mose M Feld dies at 61 in Houston, a former newsboy turned industrialist and philanthropist.
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COLTS
Westminster
Don Stewart
Gene Cook
Bob Starr
National Football League
Stewart J iChe
Mose M. Feld
Houston, Tex
Feld
Lone Star Bag Co
St. Regis Paper Co
New York
Twenty Years Ago News Post Aug 22 1941 Highlights
From the News-Post files, items dated August 22 1941 report Paris police arresting 6000 people in German occupied areas, anti tetanus serum given to 29th Infantry Division at Fort Meade, calls for invasion from Allied strategists, gasoline shortages in the east, Leningrad outer defenses captured, gasless Sundays urged by Maryland Petroleum Dealers, Japanese bombers hitting the British embassy, death of Simeon Luther Wilson Braddock at 94, bar exams passed by Eugene A Alexander III and Charles A Price, Rev John G Traver fatally injured in Hartwick Seminary accident.
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Vichy
France
Paris
Fort Meade
Frederick
Washington
Leningrad
Maryland Association of Petroleum Dealers
Chungking
China
Simeon Luther Wilson
Bast
Braddock
Eugene A. Alexander, III
Charles A. Price
Maryland
Njuries
John G. Traver
Hartwick Seminary
Sultan Marries Beauty Princess Shifts Line of Succession
In Malaya Sultan Ismail of Johore confirms eldest son Prince Mahmud wed 22 year old Princess Zanaria Ahmad on Sunday. The marriage, to a Malay beauty pageant winner, shifts the royal succession as Mahmud’s status as crown prince ends with his marriage to a non-royal. Mahmud previously wed Englishwoman Josephine Trevor row in 1958 and has four children. His first wife denies divorce reports as Sultan Abdul Rahman is named crown prince two weeks earlier.
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Sultan
Johore Bahru
Malaya
Johore
Mahmud
Zanaria Ahmad
Josephine Trevorrow
Sultan Ismail
Prince Abdul Rahman
Award Winners Named in Stewardship Project
The United Church of Christ announced nationwide award winners across five age groups for the Stewardship Project among Evangelical and Re formed Churches. Miss Irma Slail of this city placed ninth in the poem category for ages 25 and up.
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United Church of Christ
Irma Slail
Market Prices Note Barley and Corn Prices Today
The local grain prices listed by the Farmers Co-Operative Association show Wheat at 1.48 dollars per bushel, Corn at 36.25 dollars per barrel, and a barley price of 0.70 dollars per bushel.
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The
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Barney
Boyle Column a lighthearted New York column
New York AP column by Hal Boyle sprinkles trivia and wry observations about public life. It notes Kennedy rehabbing the rocking chair, Jefferson's chair invention, quirky odds and ends about animals fashion and labor, with pithy quotes and anecdotes, ending with Charles Lamb on secret good deeds.
Migrant Ministry Program discussed in Frederick area
About 400 migrants are housed in four camps Araby Thurmont Frederick and Feagaville. The camps include crowded living spaces such as two former cow stalls and a make believe barrack. Jenkins says migrants earned about 120000 last year and bought 32 cars. McDaniel hopes to run a work camp next summer with supplies and equipment provided. Officials praise McDaniel for reducing police calls and aiding migrant cooperation while hospital bills for migrants total about 812 unpaid from 861.95 services.
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Araby
Thurmont
Frederick
Feagaville
McDaniel
Jenkins
Asia
Lemuel Snyder
Southeastern
Donzel Dey
Execu
Maryland
Council of ‘Churches
Fehl
McDanial
C. E. Cook
Charles V. Main
Paul Fogle
P. David Youngdahl
Trator
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Youngdahl
Freda Doll
Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
William Morgan
Employment Security Office
Heath Department
Salvation Army
The
County Nurses Association
Welfare Department
Nurse Jaime Meadows Improves After Appendectomy
Among seven locals, Jaime Meadows a student nurse at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore underwent an appendectomy on August 15 and is improving nicely. Other notices report Addie Harner returning home after Frederick Memorial Hospital stay with daughter Louise Crist visiting. Charles Troy a patient at Mercy Hospital. Mae Brown improving after Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. and Alton Darhoff of LeGore entering University Hospital for surgery. Texas football top back candidates Ray Poage John Cook and Pat Culpeper are business majors.
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Alton Darhoff
LeGore
University Hospital
Baltimore
Addie Harner
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louise M. Crist
Ormond Beach
Fla
Charles Troy
Braddock Heights
Mercy Hospital
Mae Brown
Ray Poage
John Cook
Pat Culpeper
Texas
Busic Megs
Cadet Zehnder eyeing Air Force lieutenant role after training era
Training period at college for Reserve Officer Training shows Cadet Zehnder observing Air Force action during summer training. He will be eligible for appointment as a second lieutenant after graduating from Case Institute of Technology. J. R. Austin presented long service pins to four employees at the Frederick Hotel dinner. Walter Wood, Pete Clarke, Stanley Sadowski, and others earn twenty to thirty years of service.
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Zehnder
Air Force
Case Institute of Technology
J. R. Austin
Frederick Hotel
American Optical Company
United
Frederick American Optical Company
Walter Wood
Pete’ Clarke
Stanley Sadowski
Rippeon family gathering excludes Sherman Rippeon
A Frederick notice notes a family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur T Rippeon on August 6 attended by relatives. Sherman Rippeon’s name is omitted from the attendee list.
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Sherman B. Rippeon
Arthur T. Rippeon
Rfd
Frederick
Some Tall Dog Tales Echoes Across the Nation
Long Beach AP reports dogs with odd appetites chewing diverse items from bowls to glasses. Malcolm Epley’s column in the Long Beach Independent Press-Telegram sparked nationwide mail from dog owners. The provocation drew a note of protest from Dr. Carl McIntosh, who quipped about his wife’s spectacles.
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Long Beach
Calif
Kansas City
Fern Park
Fla
Tacoma
Wash
Malcolm Epley
Carl MclIntosh
Long Beach State College
Epley
Deaths and obituaries in Thurmont area
Death notices for Russell V. Brown 57 Hanover Pa and Willie L Bridges 57 Mr Airy Md list survivors and service details. James Roy English 64 York Pa, formerly Thurmont, dies at home. William E Foreman 80 Thurmont resident dies at Maryland Odd Fellows Home with funeral arrangements planned.
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J. Roy English
James Roy English
York
Thurmont
South Queen Street
Acacia Lodge
Lutheran Church
Margaret Sullivan English
Raymond English
Walkersville
Russell English
Small
Funeral Services for Hallie May Hoye Held at Keys Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Hallie May Hoye widow of Augustus Hoye of Libertytown were held Monday at 2 p m at Keys Chapel Church with Rev Alphonso Thompson officiating Interment followed at Oldfields Cemetery Pallbearers named Vernon Davis Frank Butler Arthur Patterson John Tucker Elsworth Brown and George Green D D Hartzler and Sons funeral directors Also noted are services for Annie E Stotlemyer wife of Fern Stotlemyer of 515 Mayfair Ave Hagerstown with services at Evangelical United Brethren Church on Monday at 2 p m.
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Willie L. Bridges
Willie Lee Bridges
Airy
Western Maryland State Hospital
Hagerstown
Troy
Ohio
Ariiee
Goldie Warfield Bridges
George S
Key West
Florida
Willie Lee Jr
Jessups
Ollie C
New Market
Ariice Jr
Harry S
Edward W
Eugene C
Baltimore
James C
Hazel Thompson
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Montgomery Methodist Cemetery
Clagettsville
Hallie May Hoye
Augustus Hoye
Libertytown
Keys Chapel Church
Alphonso Thompson
Oldfields Cemetery
Vernon Davis
Frank Butler
Arthur Patterson
John Tucker
Elsworth Brown
George Green
D. D. Hartzler
Annie E. Stotlemyer
Fern Stotlemyer
Mayfair Ave
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert L. Kolb services held at 25 East Third Street
Funeral services for Robert L. Kolb, retired engineer and former supervisor of county roads, were conducted Monday at his residence in Wolfsville with Rev. Arnold M. Ross and Rev. Paul L. Althouse officiating. Interment followed privately at Mount Olivet cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son handled arrangements.
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Robert L. Kolb
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Third Street
Arnold M. Ross
All Saints Episcopal Church
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical and Reformed, United Church of Christ
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Kolb
State Roads Commission
Nice
Rotb
Local couples mark anniversaries and birthdays in joyous notices
Mr and Mrs Daniel B Smith Sr Sjamsville celebrate their 25th anniversary on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Larry Blank and Mr and Mrs Stanley Blank with Rodney spend weekend in New York City. Rev and Mrs Charles Aroni Shook and family of Nashville Tenn visited Shooks in town. Shook has been taking a short course at Cornell. Mrs Mary L McGolerick and son Kenneth Motter Place with others return from 3800 mile southern motor trip, stop at Farmington Del Church of the Brethren. Rev William McDaniel pastor there. Miss Nancy L Brightwell 15th birthday today. Mrs Arthur Hargett and Miss Sydney Hargett and Peter Hargett plus Mrs Nancy Crum return from Daytona Beach Fla. Mr and Mrs Ernest Beamer with sons Hank and Dick of Lockport, Mrs Alexander H Brown of St Petersburg Fla, and Mrs Henry V Ramsburgh West Second St return from Ocean City Md with Long Cottage visit. Beamer party returns home to Lockport. Mr and Mrs John Boyer and son Larry and Mr and Mrs Glenn Brandenburg Middletown return from week vacation in Atlantic City N J.
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Daniel B. Smith Sr
Sjamsville
Daniel B. Smith Jr
Woodsboro
Larry Blank
East Second Street
Stanley Blank
Rodney
Edgewood
New York City
Charles Aroni Shook
Nashville
Tenn
Shook
Denver Shook
South Market Street
Cornell University
Mary L. McGolerick
Kenneth
C. Q. Gochnauer
Carolyn Daniel
Motter Place
Naomi Wallace
Dill Avenue
Farmington
Del
Church of the Brethren
McGolerick
William McDaniel
Nancy L. Brightwell
East Ninth Street
Arthur Hargett
Kline Blvd
Sydney Hargett
Peter
Nancy Crum
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ernest Beamer
Hank
Lockport
Alexander H. Brown
St. Petersburg
Henry V. Ramsburgh
West Second Street
Ocean City
Long Cottage
Beamers
John Boyer
Larry
This City
Glenn Brandenburg
Middletown
Atlantic City
N. J
Yale Professor Dies in New Haven
Ray D. Westerfield 78, retired Yale economics professor and New Haven banker, died Sunday. He taught at Yale for 40 years before retiring in 1952 and had taught at other schools during leaves. Born in Bradner, Ohio.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Ray D. Westerfield
Westerfield
Bradner
Ohio
Ambassadors Probe Vietnamese Alleged Entry by Soviet General
A three nation control commission investigates a South Vietnamese complaint that General Aleksei Antonov, chief of staff of the Soviet army, entered the demilitarized zone between South Vietnam and the North. No date was provided.
Airmen Electrocuted at County Fair Exhibition
Three Air Force airmen from Wright Patterson based unit were killed when a crane boom touched a high voltage wire at Meadville Fair Grounds. A fourth man suffered burns, one escaped unharmed, and a fifth was not hurt. The victims were Frank Tromar Robert Blair and Fredrick Gans. Sgt William Brookins and Sgt William Call survived unharmed or in stable condition. The team had performed exhibitions nationwide without incident.
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Meadville
Meadville City Hospital
Frank Tromar
Springfield
Ohio
Robert L. Blair
Hancock, Vt
Fredrick J. Gans
Galesburg
Illail
J.C
William A. Brookins
Fairborn
William L. Call
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Big Household Is Going To Get Bigger
Navy widower with ten children and a San Leandro widow with eight begin a new life in Carmel. Francis Louis Beardsley, a chief warrant officer, and Helen North plan a Sept. 9 wedding at Carmel Mission. Beardsley and his kids live in Carmel. North has 18 total children ages 1 to 17. Carpenters are expanding Beardsley’s Carmel home from five rooms and three baths to accommodate their blended family.
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San Leandro
Calif
Carmel Mission
California
Francis Louis Beardsley
Navy
Helen North
Beardsley
Carmel
Navy Postgraduate School
Monterey
Rains Help State Farmers
In Maryland and Delaware farmers welcomed recent rains that alleviated soil moisture shortages to some extent. The Crop Reporting Service notes dryness in the southern half of the region with North Central Maryland also short on moisture. Pastures run below normal for livestock, and fruit areas report peak harvests with Summer Rambo apples Hale haven peaches Triogem Sunhigh and Sullivan Elberta peaches still coming in. For the two-state area, about half of tomatoes and two-thirds of sweet corn for market have been harvested.
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College Park
Halehaven
Sullivan Elbertas
Frederick Loses 12 1 Continued From Page One
The game details show Frederick losing by 12 to 1 with Sappington earning seven strikeouts in relief. Hammond pitched the final inning for Frederick, allowing one run, while Carder and Colliflower led Frederick with other players also contributing in a rout. New lending idea Freeport Library adds a Booketeria in a supermarket for borrowings.
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Sappington
Hammond
Frederick
Freeport, II
Freeport Public Library
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FF. Grime Ml
Will
James Renner
Elwood McKenzie
Edgewood Church Road
David
United States Marine Co
Norman Boone
Thomas Hilderbrand
Edward Boone
Lola McKenzie
Debra Phillips
David Phillips
Ali
Dave
Wayne
Darlene
Mark
Nipw
ISP
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
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Robert Frost
Hugh Roy
Cullen
Diahann Carroll
Queen Bee
Charles Lamb
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New Orleans
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Philadelphia
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Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Daniel M. Zimmerman
Leoard Zimmerman
West Fourtheenth Street
U. S. Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk, Va
Robert A. Owens
Charles B. Zehnder
Martz Road
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Zelinder
Russell V. Brown
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Verley
Adelia Baum Brown
Christ United Church of Christ and Sunday School
Littlestown
Friendly Lodge Circle 19
Midway Fire Company
Vernon Brown
Taneytown
Rt. 1
William E. Foreman
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Henry C
Ann E. Black Foreman
St. John's Lutheran Church
Good Samaritan Lodge
Foreman
Frederick County
William Edward Foreman
Castro Valley
Charles Henry Foreman
Walnut Creek
Ethel Willhide
Marian Fogle
National Lutheran Home For Aged
Funeral
East Church Street
Wolfsville
Clarence Chubb
Lester Warden
Thomas Reynolds
Garnett Gehr
Robert Daley
John Klock
Claude Wilson
Gladhill Co
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