Clarence C Carty prominent Frederick business leader dies
Frederick mourns the sudden death of Clarence Carty at 64 from acute indigestion after retirement. The News-Post notes his lifelong residence and prominence in the community. Also listed are military illness in the Fourth Regiment, primary party nominations, local incidents, and notable garden and yard features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clarendon Carty
Frederick
Carty
Maryland National Guard
Arthur P. Gorman
Blair Lee
Harris
East Patrick Street
Union Knitting Mills
Ida Stall
West Fourth Street
William F. Schmidt
East Third Street
Maurice Heim
Telegraph Street
John P. T. Mathias
Thurmont
House of Delegates
Peter L. Hargett
Howard D. Kefauver
Richard G. Molesworth
Emory C. Remsberg
John P. Shafer
William O. Wertenbaker
Wertenbaker
George R. Dennis Jr
Gorman
Lae
John Walter Smith
Frederick City Dedicates New Monocacy River Water Filtration Plant
Frederick opens a new filtration plant and 1 million gallon tank to boost capacity from 2 to 10 million gallons per day. The project secures ample water supply amid population growth and aims to attract new enterprises and residents to the area.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Letter Praises Frederick Partners For Seminar Support
A note from WM. J. Stein News Service Director of Jehovah's Witnesses thanks Frederick Maryland residents for hospitality and cooperation during a seminar at the Frederick Fairgrounds. He credits The Frederick News and Post for cooperative coverage and invites local contact with circuit minister Hugh M. Yeatts and congregation overseer. Dated August 28, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
WM. J. Stein
Jehovah's Witnesses
Frederick Fairgrounds
Maryland
Potomac Edison Profits Edge Higher Revenue Declines
The Potomac Edison Company reports a slight drop in net income for the year ending June 30, Allegheny Power System notes operating revenues rise to 32 70 or 832 930 652 while operating expenses and taxes total 26 134 363 up from 25 387 637. Non operating income falls to 179 696 from 243 000 last year.
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Potomac Edison Company
Allegheny Power System, Inc
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post August 30 1941
Fire undetermined origin damaged the Hargett home near Feagaville before the Independ ent Hose Co. put it out with chemical. Cool August weather persisted with a 48 degree overnight low. Japan held an emergency Tokyo meeting to discuss relations with the United States and the Roosevelt Nomura talks. Nazis reportedly captured Tallin and 32 Russian ships were sunk. A novel pulley system transfers library books between Hood College Alumnae Hall and the new Joseph Henry Apple library. Roosevelt announced Harriman to Moscow to discuss U.S. aid to Russia. Brotherhood of St Andrew convention at Vindobona Hotel featured Rev. Dr. W Appleton Lawrence. Hospital notes list several discharges and admissions from Annie Warner and Waynesboro Hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Origen
Claude Hargett
Feagaville
Independent Hose Co
Tokyo
United States
Roosevelt
Nomura
Tallinn
Hood College
Joseph Henry Apple
Alumnae Hall
W. Averell Harriman
Moscow
U.S
Russia
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Vindobona Hotel
Braddock Heights
W. Appleton Lawrence
Episcopal
West, Massachusetts
Best Of Rules Are Exceptions Best Of Rules Are Exceptions
In North and East hands the opening lead of the eight of spades tests blind rule following. Playing the hand with sense shows the partner's lead may not be fourth best, so play low to hold declarer to three spades. Declarer still wins nine tricks, but saving tricks proves valuable.
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Declarer
Double Shift Planned At FHS Amid Building Delays
Frederick High School and several county schools will operate with shifts and relocated classes as unfinished building work continues. Seventh and eighth graders from New Market and Urbana districts will be housed at alternate facilities. ninth graders in Singapore district go to West Frederick Junior High. Lunches will be served at Lewistown and Woodsboro sites.
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Dean
James A. Sensenbaugh
Quentin L. Earhart
Frederick High School
3Ket
Singanore
West Frederick Junior High
Linganore
Urbana
Highway Tax Due Notice for Heavy Trucks and Buses
Irving Machiz Baltimore District IRS director warns heavy truck and bus owners that the August 31 1961 deadline applies for Federal Highway Use Tax returns covering July 1961 usage. The 1961 act raises the tax from 1.50 to 3.00 per 1000 pounds of taxable gross weight or fraction.
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Irving Machiz
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Maryland
District of Columbia
Train crash claims 2 volunteers near Volos Greece
Two people were killed and 27 injured when a Pullman coach veered off track and plunged about 100 feet into a ravine near Volos eastern Greece. All passengers were Greek.
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Volos
Greece
Federal bill seeks 550 mile scenic parkway through West Virginia
A congressionally submitted bill by Senator Byrd and Representative Staggers proposes a 550 mile Allegheny Parkway from Hagerstown to the Cumberland Gap passing Monongahela National Forest. The plan envisions more than 50 new recreational areas, expansion of Harpers Ferry Monument, and two parkway spurs from Hagerstown to Harpers Ferry and to southern West Virginia.
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Hagerstown
West Virginia
Cumberland Gap
Kentucky-Tennessee
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
Harley D. Staggers
New York Times
Stewart L. Udall
National Park Service
United States
the Times
Park Service
Roads Commission
Harpers Ferry Historic Monument
Hasis
Monongahela National Forest
Cumberland Gap i
Mountain Theater Closes Summer Stock After Short Season
Producer William Brining announced the Mountain Theater will not stage the final play George Bernard Shaw’s Don Juan In Hell. He cited tired actors and lack of town support despite interest from local parties and audiences from Washington Baltimore and Virginia.
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William ©. Brining
The
Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights
George Bernard Shaw
Hell
Brining
Mr. Brining
E.rec
Washington
Baltimore
Virginia
Brnning
Bernard Kelly to Graduate From Coast Guard Reserve School
Bernard Kelly of 1209 Beachwood Drive Frederick Maryland will graduate Friday September 1 from the school for senior officers of Coast Guard reserve units. A lieutenant in the reserve he attends the echoe during his annual two week training period. He is the training officer of Vessel Augmentation Training Unit 95-141 in Baltimore.
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Kelly
Bernard Kelly
Beachwood Drive
Frederick
Maryland Department of Education
Coast Guard
Baltimore
Weather Deaths From The Associated Press
Obituary notices list several individuals with ages, birthplaces, and survivors. Lewis H Brandenburg 82 of Baltimore died of a heart attack at home with service details and burial planned. Vernon E Duvall 71 of Florence Howard County a retired carpenter with church ties. Manuel Webster Johnson of Buckeystown formerly of Pittsburgh died in Pittsburgh with multiple siblings and a Martinsburg burial. Lettie Irene Wise 79 of Jefferson died in Monocacy Hall Nursing Home with service at Jefferson. Infant Kimela Annette Biddinger died in Southport Florida with parental and grandparent survivors.
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Lewis H. Brandenburg
Lewis Henry Brandenburg
Ethland Ave
Baltimore
Melissa Summers Brandenburg J
Eli ‘and
Susanna Brandenburg
Middletown Valley
International Harvester Co
Vernon E. Duvall
Florence
Howard County
Oath
Emma Hobbs Duvall
Bessie Duvall
Jennings Chapel Methodist Church
Robert Copland
Westville N. J
Forest B. ‘Duvall
Ellicot City
Vernon E
Manuel] Webster Johnson
Manuel Webster Johnson
Pittsburgh
Buckeystown
John R
Florence Johnson
Ruth Williams Johnson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Anna Johnson
Pittsburg
Nina Brown
Hazel Caldwell
Thena Johnson
Ruth Johnson
New York City
Irvin
Wilbur Johnson
John BR
Marion Johnson
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
Lettie Irene Wise
Jefferson
Monocacy Hall
Henry C
Alberta Sparrow Wise
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of Jefferson
Sadie E. Mehrling
Nellie L. Mehrling
East Church Street
St. Paul's Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Local families share weekend visits and birthdays
David and Mark Coblentz with Greta Boyer visited grandparents in Middletown and Hyattsville last weekend while Mr. and Mrs. Charles Free and their daughter from Deland Florida visited Madison Street. The Windsor and Stout families hosted gatherings in Pleasant Grove and North Carolina as David Wayne Mills marked his sixth birthday. The Shoe makers and Nobile family reunited in Cold Spring and the Blanks families returned from a Del vacation ending at Rehoboth Beach.
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David
Mark Coblentz
Walter L. Coblentz
Hyattsville
Greta Boyer
Meredith E. Boyer
Frederick
Walter B. Coblentz
Middletown
Charles Free
Deland
Fla
Bradley Free
Madison Street
Robert Windsor Sr
Pleasant Grove
Kenneth Stout
North Carolina
Stout
Windsors
Thomas Strother
Robert Windsor Jr
Barbara
Rosemary
Larry Burns
Scotty
Charles Norries
David Wayne Mills
Doris Mills
Irving M. Biser
East Sixth Street
Paul G. Shoemaker
Charles
Karen
West Patrick Street
Joseph C. Nobile
Cold Spring
Harvey Blank
Diana
Vanessa
Monroe Blank
Latricia
Rocky Springs
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Notable Swank recovering after emergency appendectomy
Among The Sick Mr. Emory C. Swank of Foggy Bottom Washington is con valescing at his home following an emergency appendectomy at Doctors Hospital He is a special assistant to Secretary of State Dean Rusk The Swanks recently moved into a new home in a fashionable development pattern near Georgetown. Mrs Grace Catsail and Mrs C H Lewis are admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. A tunnel worker at the Little Pentagon near Blue Ridge Summit Robert A Wood 23 Pottsville Pa was treated at Waynesboro Hospital after injuring his left ring finger in a hydraulic jack He was released after treatment.
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Emory C. Swank
Foggy Bottom
Washington
Doctors Hospital
Swanks
Georgetown
Swank
George P. Swank
Watkins Acres
Dean Rusk
Grace Catsail
North Bentz Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. H. Lewis
Jefferson
Frazier-Davis
Pentagon
Blue Ridge Summit
Robert A. Wood
Pottsville
Waynesboro Hospital
Wood
Burma Flood Floods Leave 800000 Homeless in Burma
More than 800,000 people were left homeless as swollen rivers and heavy rains flooded towns and villages in southeastern Burma this week.
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Rangoon
Burma
Funeral notices from area obituaries and services
Funeral services were held for Marshall William Allen Jr. at Hicks funeral home with Rev. O. B. Jackson and Rev. Luther Brown officiating. Interment followed at Fairview cemetery. Pallbearers included Ingram, Palmer, Bowie, Brown, Orems, and Jackson. Additional services honored Floyd A. Burchell, Libbie Harriet Colson, Larry F. Crumbacker, and J. F. Henning with respective arrangements and interments noted.
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Marshall William Allen Jr
East Street
Hicks
God
Charles Ingram
John Palmer
Wright Bowie
James Brown
Clarke Orems
Alvie Jackson
O. B. Jackson
Luther Brown
Fairview Cemetery
Floyd A. Burchell
Arlington
East Patrick Street
George Washington University — Hospital
East Church Street
J. Thomas Shriner
South End Baptist Church
Clarence Harlowe
William Phillips
Raymond Hubbard
W. L. Ward
Meredith J. Painter
Paul E. Mobley
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Libbie Harriet Colson
John A. Colson
Rocky Ridge
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
John Park
Western Cemetery
Baltimore
Harold Bollinger Jr
Earl Anders
Charles Ecker
Guy Baile
Russell Stitely
Harvey Palmer
Larry F. Crumbacker
Ney Windsor
CM. Waltz
Winfield
Gene Jenking
Sams Creek Church of the Brethren
Walter Miller
Robert Miller
Larry Miller
David Schaffer
Dickie Shorb
Gene Fritz
Trapped Tourists Rescued After Mont Blanc Glacier Incident
Alpinists freed sightseers on Mont Blanc after a 15 hour ordeal. Most travelers were French Italian or British with a few Americans. Hugh Putnam and Katherine Blodgett, both teens from Milton Massachusetts and Grand Rapids Michigan, described fear easing as they descended by rope. An American newspaper and a crossword aided morale during the night. Professor Angus Taylor of Los Angeles witnessed the incident from the Italian side and recalled the eerie quiet before the rescue.
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Hugh Putnam
Milton
Mass
Katherine Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Miss Blodgett
Mont Blanc
Angus Taylor
Los Angeles
Taylor
Brazil Military Chiefs Split Over Goulart Crisis
Brazil's three military ministers rejected a congressional plan to make Joao Goulart a figurehead president, while some commanders signaled support. War Minister Odylio Denys flew to Rio as reports of army splits emerged and Goulart remained in Paris awaiting Congress action.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Congress
Goulart
Odylio Denys
Rio
Brasilia
Chamber of Deputies
Labor Party
Doutel de Andrade
Jose Machado Lopes
Denys
Machado Lopes
Joao Goulart.” Goulart
China
Janio Quadros
Paris
de Andrade
Chamber
Montes Video
Uruguay
Rio Grande Do Sul
Leonel Brizzola
3Rd Army
Antonio Carlos da Silva Mare
Walkersville High Band Concert at Mullinix Park
Walkersville High School plans an August 31 evening concert at Mullinix Park at 8 P M. Program includes rifle Rangers forward air from the Peasant Cantata and Andante for Band with ensembles and popular tunes like Yankee Doodle Boy Mamboanga and Kansas City. Ensembles feature arrangers and composers such as Bach Gordon Walters Hu Mareh and Webber.
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Walkersville High School
Mullinix Park
K. L. King
Mareh
Ed Chenette
Bach
Philip Gordon
G.H. Hu Fme
George M. Cohan
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Gettysburg
William Wivell
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Wanda Meadows
Robert Poole
Keymar
Charles Weatherly
Doris J. Knott
Lois R. Griffith
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
M.T
WEST
Sen. Byrd
Harpers Ferry
Associated Press
Hubert C. Easterday
John A. Derr
Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Chapel
Liberty Heights
Paul Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Kimela Annette Biddinger
John J. Biddinger
Southport
Wilkie
Barfield
John D. Biddinger
Woodsboro
Annie Biddinger
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AEC
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Gathersburg
Carol Ann Price
Kay Gosnell
Brunswick
REA, Inc
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J. F. Henning
Thurmont United Brethren Church
M. L. Creager
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