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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1961

Page

6

Lutheran Pastors Meet at Fort Detrick in Frederick Area

Lutheran pastors from Frederick and nearby areas gathered at Fort Detrick as guests of Chaplain Captain David F. Tate. Colonel Carl Casto welcomed them. Dr. LeRoy Fothersgill briefed on Detrick's mission. Chaplain Kneis spoke as guest of honor. luncheon followed by a business meeting. A long list of attendees from churches in Walkersville Frederick Brunswick Thurmont Middletown and Lovettsville attended. In a separate Baltimore report a 14-year-old boy Eric Peterson died after being wounded by a .22 rifle shot and his body found by his mother with a rifle and used shell nearby.

Frederick Fort Detrick David F. Tate Carl §. Casto LeRoy Fothersgill Detrick John C. Kirsch H. Edgar Kneis National Lutheran Council Washington, D.C Tate Baltimore Eric Peterson Dorothea Peterson

Middletown High Honor Roll Listed

Middletown High announces its honor roll with students across grades 9 and 10. The list includes names such as Paul Adams, Linda Leather, John King, Diane Ahait, Penny Butts, and Alan Draper among others.

Middletown Richard Campbell John King Ronald Wolfe Diane Ahait Penny Butts Molly Gilbert Linda Guyton Barbara Hays Ann Kefauver Doris Keller Ann Routzahn Ronald Moss Raella Cline Doris Grossnickle Teresa Guyton Gail Ingalls Lois Keller Ruth Schroyer Nancy Wilson Carl Carson Alan Draper Jonn Horman Sandra Dean Deborah Johnson Darlene Martin Judith Shafer Janet Taylor Sharon Wolfe Gloria Axline David Buhrman Michael Gouker Beverly Krantz Marvin Lewis Connie Miller Gary Shearer Sylvia Williams Diane Brown Larry Cassell Cheri Husnander Stephen Leatherman Dennis McGaha Wiliam Miss Linda Tribett Icott Haines Eduard Moser Gary Moser Robert Pearl Geoffrey Shister Merril Miles Patty

Henry Ford and a New Type of Capitalism

Earl L. Douglass argues Ford revolutionized capitalism by paying high wages to empower workers and selling cheaper cars, countering the era’s profit model. He asserts Ford’s methods created durable capitalism and challenged Communist critiques, noting Khrushchev’s doubts about burying American industry.

Earl L. Douglass Henry Ford Ford Karl Marx Khrushchev

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