United Nations Turns to ICJ Over Congo Gaza Costs
The United Nations Budgetary Committee seeks an ICJ ruling to compel Soviet bloc Arab states and others to cover the 15 000 man Congo force costing 10 000 dollars monthly and the 3 000 man Gaza force costing 1 600 dollars monthly. U Thant warns payments must come from all members. The United States bears 40 percent of costs and earlier aid to cover defaults amid criticism of its Congo airlift. Justice and world opinion urge full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
International Court of Justice
Hague
U Thant
General Assembly
Congo
France
Belgium
Portugal
South Africa
United States
Kennedy
Letter to the Editor Advocates Letting Boys Play Baseball
A reader argues adults should step back from boys baseball, urging self reliance and genuine play. He criticizes overorganization and proposes morning games for fun, not benefit, citing G L Jessup of Frederick Maryland in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Jessup
Locust Street
Frederick, Md
Geese Take Off In Soupy Weather
Geese depart in thick weather as readers see birds lifting from fields amid misty conditions. The unusual scene shows birds pressuring the air with quick flaps and vague silhouettes against a damp sky.
Travel Autobahn Troupe News From U School
Fragmented OCR style text shows scattered references to travel, troops, unions, and meetings with unclear details. Names and places are garbled but hints of dates and groups appear, suggesting a local school or community brief about activities and gatherings.
Fifty Years Ago Neon Post Snippets December 18 1911
Treasury estimates current year receipts at 6566 million dollars. Russia will abrogate the 1832 treaty excluding Jewish Americans by December 31 1918. Albert C Ruehle recovering from diphtheria. Governor Crothers to urge good roads in legislature. Thomas J Ewell investigates fires in Frederick. Guy R Wachter appointed postmaster at Sabill asville. Walkersville Ice and Power Co breaks ground for new plant. National Prison Labor committee calls Maryland House of Correction a hotbed of disease. Andersons and Miss Markey present portions of the Messiah at Woman’s College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary OF the Treasury
Tapt
Russia
Albert C. Ruehle
Baltimore
YAMLC
Walkersville Ice and Power Co
Walkersville
National Prison Labor Committee
Maryland House , of Correction
Anderson
Markey
Woman's College
War era notes from Farm Bureau and local events
Resolutions praising the President and urging road and school policy changes were adopted at the Farm Bureau annual meeting. The report also notes a Christmas charity drive, Navy enlistment figures after Pearl Harbor, a local fatality in Frederick County, a caretaker house fire, and wartime dispatches from Manila and Leningrad with Allied air activity and Soviet communications cutoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Roads Board
Farm Bureau
State Armory
Mpty Stocking Club
Winchester Hall
Samuel
Johnston
Velma Gertick
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Washington
George Warren Baker
Emmitsburg
Roy M. Baker
Frederick County
High Knob
J. Sheldon Burns
Burns
Independent Hose Co
Manila
Ligan
Luzon
British Broadcasting Corporation
Leningrad
Moscow
News Post Christmas dinner honors long serving staff
The News and The Post held their annual Christmas dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with 73 attendees. Retirees and long service employees were recognized, bonuses awarded, and a new non-contributory retirement trust announced alongside ongoing benefits and expanded printing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
Francis Scott Key
News-Post
William S. Bennett
M. Kemp Bentz
Lisotype
W. Henry Decker
George B. Delaplaime Jr
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Frederick City
Local Hospital Notices Roundup From Frederick Area
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Mrs Annie Main RFD 1. Joseph B Payne Brunswick admitted to Washington County General Hospital Hazers town for observations and treatment. James Maras 412 West Patrick Street Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Ralph C Orrison underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital and returned home to Lee Place improving. J Ramsburg 104 West 12th Street discharged after 19 days at Frederick Memorial. Rev John H Gosno formerly of this city now Westminster ill with pneumonia but in good condition. Mrs Donald Ranneberger RFD 2 Frederick discharged Saturday improving. Mrs June Walters RFD 1 medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Annie Main
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joseph B. Payne
Brunswick
Washington County General Hospital
Hazerstown
James Maras
West Patrick Street
Ralph C. Orrison
Sremorial Hospital
Lee Place
J. Ramsburg
West 12Th Street
John H. Gosno
Westminster
Donald Ranneberger
Frederick
June Walters
Obituaries for Henry Miler Elizabeth Shafer and others
Funeral services were held for Henry Charlton Miler of 709 North Market Street who died Thursday in Frederick Memorial Hospital with Rev. Carroll L. Boyer officiating. Interment followed in Lutheran Cemetery at Jefferson with pallbearers named. Also noted were services for Elizabeth C. Shafer of Burkittsville at Gladhill Funeral Home in Middletown with Rev. John Barnes and pallbearers listed. Additional notices include Calvin Binkley in Taneytown with Birnie Trust Co. directors as pallbearers and Paul Leatherman of Uniontown with St. Pauls Lutheran Church services and Utica Cemetery burial.
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Henry Charlton Miler
North Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Carroll L. Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Charles §. Miller
Robert W. Miller
Robert Zeigler
Lewis W. Brown J Jr
Richard Shaff
Elwood Thrasher
Jefferson
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Elizabeth C. Shafer
Harry S, Shafer
Burkittsville
Gladhill
Middletown
John Barnes
Middletowna Attheran Cemetery
Donald Shar‘er Jr
Harry S
Wayne
Norman
George
Raymond Ahalt Jr
Calvin Binkley
C. O. Fuss
Taneytown
The
Birnie Trust Co
Thomas L. Devilbiss
Harry H. Haines
George L. Harner
Harry N. Mooney
James C. Baumgardner
James C. Myers
Paul Leatherman
Uniontown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Seth S Hester
Utica
Charles Devilbiss
Floyd Devilbiss
Leslie Zepp
George Martin
Leonard Reddick
Earl Cartzendamer
C. 0. Fuss
Industrialist Roscoe A Ammon Dies at 43 in New Hampshire
Roscoe A Ammon, 43, an inventor and industrialist known for electrical and electronic aircraft instruments, died Saturday of cancer in Manchester New Hampshire. He held more than 30 government patents and was born in Staten Island New York.
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Manchester
Roscoe A. Ammon
Ammon
Staten Island
Notable Law School Dean Dies in Pasadena
Sayre Macneil, 75, dean emeritus of Toyota Law School and former Harvard Law professor, died Saturday after a long illness in Pasadena. Born in Los Angeles, he had a prominent academic career. Also noted, John P. O'Donnell, 65, retired chief of the New York Daily News Washington bureau, died Sunday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Sayre Macneil
Toyota Law School
Harvard Law School
Los Angeles
NEWS
Washington (Ap
John P. O'Donnell
New York Daily News
Washington
Local Obituary Notices From New Windsor to Leesburg
Several deaths are reported including Mrs Laura May Burkholder wife of Winfield C Burkholder Sr of Jamaica Long Island NY who died in Creedmoore Hospital New York City after an extended illness. Services will be held Wednesday at 1 pm at New Windsor Funeral Home with interment Winters Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs Lou Charles 62 of near New London Ky and Mrs Minnie Crebs Falconer 68 of Baltimore Md with funeral details and survivors. Additional notices include Mrs Jane Pitkin Jenkins 45 of Frederick Md and Mrs Bertha Ellen Stouffer 92 of Point of Rocks now Leesburg with service arrangements and interment details.
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Winfield Burkholder
Laura May Burkholder
Winfield C. Burkholder Sr
Jamaica
Long Island
N. Y
Creedmoore Hospital
New York City
Butler, Penna
Thomas
Margaret Fleming Hazlett
Winfield C. Burkholder Jr
New Windsor
Winters Cemetery
Abe Charles
Lou Charles
New London
Clay County
Kentucky
Mary Campbell
Jacksonville
Fla
Berdie Pettit
Long Beach
Cali
Peggy Wilber
Oliver B. Asher
Arthur Conn
Paswell
Boone Charles
Taswell
Eddie Ferrer
Gertie Altizer
California
Hattie Browder
Richmond
Calvary Methodist Church
Ridgeville
Toy Howell
Louie Broom
John Chapman
L. K. Falconer
Lucian Falconer
Minnie Crebs Falconer
John Lucian Falconer
Weitzel's
Woodbine
Ralph
Falconer
William N. Hogarth
W. C. Hickman
Elmer F. Falconer
Baltimore
Howard H. Falconer
Frederick
Margaret Railing
Edgar Crebs
Witzkes
Edmondson Ave
Lorraine Park Cemetery
John Jenkins
Jane Pitkin Jenkins
John J. Jenkins
Mount Royal Ave
Lewis & and
Laura Carlisle Pitkin
St. John’s Catholic Church
Albert N. McCardell
Laura 4. Jenkins
Bernard C. Thomas Jr
East Church St
St. John’s Church
Mt. Olivet
M. KR. Etchison and Son
W. Quincy Stouffer
Bertha Ellen Stouffer
Point of Rocks
Leesburg
Loudoun County
William and
E. Rebecca Webster Price
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Norma Fraley
Frederik
Paul Snyder
J. William Null
Delbert S. Null
Women’s Club Event Summary From Difficult OCR Text
The readable fragment references a Women’s Club event or meeting with mentions of time and date elements. It also includes stray names and headings that hint at a program or homage but the text is heavily garbled and partial. No clear speakers, places, or outcomes emerge from the legible portions.
Veteran Bible Reader Dresden Tern Figures
An AP report recounts veteran Bible reader Dresden Tern who may hold the 3 ST title after demonstrating extensive knowledge of biblical passages and interpretation. The article highlights his long involvement with scripture study and community readings.
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Dresden Tern
Chwate Pe
Toin
Green Biehl wedding unites families in Lutheran church
Miss Glenda Houck Biehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Eugene Biehl Grove Boulevard and Theron Brooke Green son of Mr and Mrs Theron D Green Rockwell Terrace were married Sunday at two thirty in the Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Charles F Trunk Jr and Rev Maurice D Ashbury officiated James F Green brother of the groom was acolyte Bride wore white peau de soie with lace medallions circle of orange blossoms veil of silk illusion cascade bouquet of white carnations Founded on the Francis Scott Key Hotel reception followed. The couple will reside in Columbus Ohio. The bride is a 1957 Frederick High School and Adelphi College graduate and former NIH employee. The groom, a Frederick High School and Case Institute of Technology graduate, is pursuing a master's in electrical engineering at Ohio State University. He belongs to Phi Kappa Psi.
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Glenda Houck Biehl
Glenn Eugene Biehl
Grove Boulevard
Theron Brooke Green
Theron D. Green
Rockwell Terrace
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Maurice D. Ashbury
James F. Green
John Felton
Nelson C. Baker
Miller Avenue
Cumberland
Sarah Ann Wachter
John J. Grey
East Haven
RFD
Charles H. Kindle
Mansfield. C
Nelson A. Mackin
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Biehl
Green
Columbus
Frederick High School
Adelphi College
Delta Garmma Sorority
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Case Institute of Technology
Ohio State University
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Sodality Meeting and Christmas Events
The Sodality of St. John's held its December meeting on the second Wednesday with 23 new members received by Father Jordan. Christmas events include a Montevue party December 6 and a Christmas breakfast December 17 at the Francot Key Hotel after the 8 am mass. Max Mayer, 81, German-born inventor in chemical processes, died in New York of a heart attack.
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Sodality of St. John’s
Jordan Im
Father Flahaven
Libertytown
Rita Wells
Montevue
Francot
New York
Max Mayer
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Grimm
Sohash
Pipers
Jena
Neon Post Files
Delaplaine
Sarah Jane Hamilton
Bob Harper
Douglas Zittlé
William G. Crummitt
Ezra W. Blank
George E. May Jr
Post
Grayson Young
George B. Delaplaine Sr
Jacob Kintz
H. Webster Whitehill
George, T. Schroeder Jr
Quynn Orchards
Linotype
Henry Decker
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Frank J. Keefer
Women’ 'S Club
Mikers
Steen
Carl
Bradford Bachrach
Theton Brooke Green
Sodality
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