Page and The News front page details and masthead
The Frederick page from The News dated February 2 196? shows the masthead listing The News established 1863 Great Southern Printing Mfg Co 26 North Court Street Frederick Maryland subscription prices and distribution notes. It includes postal and AP membership information and standard newspaper boilerplate.
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Page & the News
Frederick
Maryland
the News
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Court St
Fredericks
Asonth
Axdt
Duck hunting license critique from Jesse E Bell
A letter from Jesse E Bell of Route 1 dated February 1 argues that duck stamps do not protect ducks and condemns paying multiple licenses to hunt. He claims twenty years of hunting and urges opposition to further hunting licenses while noting state and county funds feed wildlife during winter.
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Jesse E. Bell
Not Unalterable Eurich Proposes Educational Reforms
Alvin C. Eurich criticizes fixed classroom norms and calls for unfreezing and modernizing American education. He argues larger classes can yield equal or better results, questions the years in school as a determinant, and notes research undermines small class dogma. He contrasts JFK's New Frontier with New Zealand welfare levels, highlighting costs and subsidies while warning about broader tax needs.
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Alvin C. Eurich
Ford Foundation
Eurich
Letter To The Editor Warns Lawmakers Cram Through Policies
A reader derides lawmakers for pushing measures and lacking protection for game birds and animals. The letter cites deer feeding, open seasons on otters, past robberies and murders, and criticism of duck stamp funding, urging better wildlife protection and funding.
Alfred R. Jones Local Attorney Appointed
Alfred R. Jones of Brunswick has been appointed to a role in the Marvin Jones firm. The item notes changes in local legal appointments and mentions the Brunswick area as context within Frederick County.
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Alfred R. Jones
Brunswick
Rieke
Marvin Jones
Pacific
John C. Stuff
Frederick County Welfare Board
County Commissioners
A_SMALL
Harry J. Kester
Bentz Street
Fleet and
Local Birthdays and College Representative Attend Montreal Convention
Miss Sarah Jane Hamilton of West Fifth Street marks her 20th birthday while employed in the News-Post business office. Mrs. Nera VY Main of Middletown observes her birthday. Patsy Ann Shepley of 130 East celebrates her 11th birthday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin P. Shepley. Galen Clagell of Frostburg State Teachers College travels to Montreal as an International Relations Committee representative and vice president, joined by Dr. Ramsey and six Frostburg students. he is the son of Mrs. Pauline Weddle.
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Sarah Jane Hamilton
West Fifth Street
News-Post
Nera VY. Main
Middletown
Patsy Ann Shepley
East
Marvin P. Shepley
Galen Clagell
Frostburg State Teachers College
Montreal
Canada
Ramsey
Pauline Weddle
Improvements At Front Of Kemp Dry Goods Store
Fifty years ago the front of C. Thomas Kemp’s dry goods store at Market and Patrick streets was under improvement. The era’s notes also mention local reminiscences, a postponed Walkersville Hose Company election, and seeds for farmers to be raised by state institutions.
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C. Thomas Kemp
Market
Patrick Streets
Col. L. Tierman Brien
Crothers
Grove
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Park Avenue
B. F. Grove
West Patrick Street
John C. Roderick
Howard M. Albaugh
Fredericktown
Frederick Railroad Co
Kennedy outlines plans to aid slumping economy
President Kennedy announced actions to lift the business slump by lowering FHA mortgage rates, advancing life insurance dividends, and launching pilot food stamp projects in high unemployment areas. He also moved to ease dependents overseas and indicated no current tax cut. The press conference drew over 360 reporters as he outlined mortgage rate reductions and public works aid.
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Washington
Kennedy
Federal Housing Administration
Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert S. McNamara
Eisenhower
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Kentucky
Veterans Administration
U.S
U.N
Adlai E. Stevenson
Khrushchev
United Nations
Osman
House
Tules
TVA Operates 31 Dams on 630 Mile Waterway
The Tennessee Valley Authority runs 31 dams on the Tennessee River and its tributaries to control floods aid navigation on a 630 mile water system and generate hydroelectric power.
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The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
C and P Plans 18000 Dollar Thurmont Improvement
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone MD directors report total expenditures near 49 million in the past year with 827000 authorized in January for service improvements. Thurmont area will get 15000 to transfer Rocky Ridge customers. work to start around April 3 1961.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of
Maryland
L. M. Smith
Prince Georges County
Levitt
Belair
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg Exchange
Baltimore
Aid To Needy Is Assured In County Relief Plan
County officials said the state Welfare Department program will provide quicker aid to unemployed residents. A one month test will measure local needs while postponing a surplus foods program funded through the State Budget and Procurement Agency.
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Welfare Department
Barthel
State Welfare Department
Unem
Frederick County
Frederick Memorial Hospital updates and a Turkish political trial
In Frederick Maryland several local residents are listed with health updates from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Charlies R Smith continues to improve as a medical patient at the hospital. Mr J Milton Bronk has been discharged after surgery. Mr Virgil Brown and Mr Willard Horine are noted for recent admissions and recoveries. Little Miss Charlotte Schill faces observation. In Turkey, former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes was convicted of misusing public funds with up to three years possible. Ahmet Korur was also convicted and faces similar sentencing as mass trials proceed on Marmara Island.
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Charlies R. Smith
Braddock
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Smith
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Virgil Brown
Miliary Road
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
J. Milton Bronk
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heizhis
Fredenck Memorial Hospital
Oo Sagery
Bronk
Willard M. Horine
Wilson Place
Poste
Charlotte Schill
Frederick
Menderes
Yassiada Island
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
Marmara Sea
Ahmet Korur
Deaths of Mrs. Ida Rebecca Lamm and Others in Area Obituaries
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs. Ida Rebecca Lamm near Doubs at 9:30 a.m. after months of illness, age 56, with survivors including four children, a brother and sister, eleven grandchildren, and many relatives. Other notices list Mrs. George Biffle of Thurmont, Mrs. Fielding C. Young of Purcellville, and related survivors, funeral details, churches, and burial plans.
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Roger W. Lamm
Ida Rebecca Lamm
Doubs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joe William and
Mary Keller Jenkins
Assembles of God Church
Point of Rocks
Millard E. Lamm
Kenseth M. Flont
Helen L
St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery
Jefferson
M. R. Etchison and Son
Hopeland School Sold To Lees
The old Hopeland School was sold to Joseph R. Lee and Jennie C. Lee of Hopeland for a high bid of 400 dollars. Lee plans to convert the frame building into a private residence for one or more families in the spring. The sale followed bids after the property was deemed no longer needed for educational purposes by State Superintendent Thomas G. Pullen Jr. and the school board.
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Hopeland
Urbana
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Joseph R. Lee
Jennie C. Lee
Lee
Banks use research to win more customers and business
Banks shift to consumer research to boost savers and borrowers as competition grows. ABA outlines a manual to assess a bank's market, uncover why customers leave, and tailor campaigns. Examples show age shifts in deposits and income changes driving targeted outreach and remodeling to regain personal touch.
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Sem Dawes
NEW York
American Bankers Association
Savings and Loan Associations
Credit Union
U.S
ABA
Association
Midwest
Missouri
Im Banking
Beth Sholom To Honor Boy Scout Movement
Beth Sholom Congregation will honor the Boy Scout Movement at its Scout Sabbath Service on Friday February 2 at 7 30 p m. Rabbi Saul Z Eisman will conduct with Scout Troup 799 members and Richard Winters of Troup We under Dr Harold A Neufeld scoutmaster. The Scouts will present the Scout Law and Oath. Beth Sholom Choir will attend and Sisterhood hosts a social hour. Invitations extended to all Scouters of Francis Scouter District.
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Beth Sholom
Boy Scout Movement
Saul Z Eisman
Mark Passen
Julius Selzer
Ralph Abelow
Daniel Feimelius
Scout Troup
Richard Winters
Troup
Harold A. Neufeld
Carl Jacobson
Pat
J Spangler Kieffer Dies In New York
Obituary notice from Frederick noting the death of J Spangler Kieffer in Derby New York at his home. Born January 7 1914 in Frederick he was educated at Augusta Military Academy and worked as a sales consultant with McKesson and Robbins Buffalo. Survived by his father Helen Peck Kieffer four sons and a sister. Funeral arrangements pending with service in Derby and private interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown. The article also mentions U S mineral output value for 1960 at 17.8 billion dollars.
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J. Spangi
Frederick
Derby
Mr. Kieffer
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Kieffer
Augusta Military Academy
Defiance
McKesson
Robbins
Buffalo
Helen Peck Kieffer
J. Spangler II
Edwin P
Henri L. G. I
Thomas C. Kieffer
Robert H. Pilgram
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hagerstown
Kennedy outlines five social measures in new economic program
President Kennedy sends a broad economic package to Congress including Social Security boosts starting April 1, financed by higher payroll taxes in 1963. Proposals cover higher old age pensions, early retirement at 62, higher widow’s benefits, expanded disability insurance, broader unemployment benefits, and a higher minimum wage. The plan aims to be self funding and tied to federal-state funding, with additional notes on balance of payments and tax shift.
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Kennedy
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Congress
Nedy
Autopsy testimony links mother daughter deaths to January
Maryland medical examiner testifies Mildred Jackson 27 and Susan died after severe beatings in January 1959. He notes possible asphyxia from a knotted stocking. Janet and Carroll Jackson Jr. found dead later in Virginia. Rees faces kidnapping and murder charges in the case. Jury hears autopsy summaries and stomach contents. Final proceedings resume tomorrow.
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Baltimore (Ap
Maryland
Mildred Jackson
Susan
Russell
Fisher
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Melvin Davis ‘Rees
Virginia
Carroll ‘Vernon Jackson Jr
Janet
Fredericksburg
Gambrills
Disher
Jackson
Virgin
Geoffrey Thomas Mann
Mann
O'Donnell
Roszel C. Thomson
Rees
FBI
West Memphis
Arvk
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New Zealand
Personal Inc
Labor Party
St T
News
Robert L. Shipley
Ray Redifer
Plane No. 4
C and P
Glen Burnie
Edgewood
Bel Air
Army Signal Corps
Chestertown
Silver Spring
Colesville
George Biffle
Mary Jane Eof
George Brsday
Aalowang
Severa
Blue Ridge Summit
Creager
Philip
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Fielding C. Young
Purcellville
Rachel L. Young
Grassy Creek
X. C
Waterford
Bethany Methodist Church
Hopeland School
Lees
Easton, Md
Talbot County Board of Commissioners
J. Spangler Kieffer
JFK
Perry W. Howard
Perry ‘W. Howard
Mississippi
Howard
Dixxer
West Frederick Junior High School
C. Lease Bussard
Girl Scout Organization
Edward Storm
St. Louis
Carroll Boyer
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Herbert Mitchell
St. John's Catholic Church
Saul Z Hyman
Beth Sholom Synagogue
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