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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1962

Page

4

Abolition of China's Empire Heralds New Republic

Fifty years after the empire, China becomes a republic as Premier Yuan Shi Kai holds the abdication edict for public release after negotiations with Sun Yat Sen's provisional government. U S troops poised for possible border action amid Mexican unrest. Reports from Juarez warn of a potential large-scale conflict. In Baltimore, the Young Men's Bible Society marks its 91st anniversary despite bad weather. General Assembly members tour the Maryland Tuberculosis sanatorium near Sanlasvie, led by Senator John Walter Smith. A dance is planned in Red Men's Hall, Brunswick. Lieut. Calvin P. Page of the U S Navy departs for San Francisco en route to Pearl Harbor and Shanghai aboard U S S Saratoga.

China Yuan Shi Kai Sun Yat Sen United States War Department Juarez Mexico Young Men's Bile Society Evangelical Lutheran Church General Assembly Maryland Sanlasvie John Walter Smith Blue Ridge Senator Smith Samuel K. Dennis Henry Barton Jacobs Charles H Conley Hie H. Warren Buckler Phillips Lee Goldsborough E. C. Harrington Guy Steele Murray Vandiver Gordon Wilson Red Men's Hall Brunswick G. H. Hagan M. W. Phalen B. E. Conway Calvin P. Page United States Navy Tag Leutenant Admiral Nicholson Asiatic Fleet Amd Dudley Page Record Street San Francisco Honolulu Pearl Harbor Shanghai Yokohuna Japan U.S.S. Saratoga

Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1942

The 1942 item notes Allied General Wavell's call for great reinforcements to the Southwest Pacific and defense of Tobruk, a Japanese failure at Soerabaja, ongoing Amboma fighting, and a torpedoed freighter SANGIL off the U.S. East Coast. It also mentions sugar stamp retirements, rural war impact discussions, British Libyan retreat, Edgewood church road surfacing via WPA, and local notices involving Berlin and Ox- ford farmers plus a Fredericksburg streetcar project.

Archibald P. Wavell Briain United States Southwest Pacific Tobruk Soerabaja The Indies Amboma Tokyo Sangil Cima Fiat Co Derma Libsan TATE WPA Harry D Edgewood Church Eugene Slgin Berlin Hart Gail Frederca

Jacoby On Bridge Area Well Known Plays And Tips

Oswald Jacoby writes for NEA Service describing bridge play ideas and defensive strategies. The column outlines typical hands, bidding sequences, and how to apply standard bridge conventions to improve results.

Meaning Of Jump To Game In Bridge Strategy

Analysis of a bridge hand where South jumps to three no trump over spade response with 19 or 20 points. North with 14 points aids a high total of 33 or 34, prompting a bid to six no trump. South plans to win 12 sure tricks by pursuing spades, timing plays to force seven.

North South

Miss Fossett and Browning Married in Baltimore

Norma Suzanne Fossett daughter of Dr and Mrs Clarence Fossett and Robert Francis Browning son of Mr and Mrs William Browning were married at Grace Methodist Church Baltimore. Rev Fossett and Rev Reese officiated before white floral arrangements. The bride wore a satin gown with lace and carried white orchids. Attendants wore jewel rose and pink bouquets. The groom is a biology teacher and the couple will live in Uniontown.

Norma Suzanne Fossett Res Clarence Lous Fossett Saint Dunstans Road Baltimore Robert Francis Browning William Harrison Browning Airy Grace Methodist Church Dr. Fossett William A. Reese Clarence Lows Fossett Jr Bertha Stephanotis Marian B. Edwards Dundalk Clarence L. Fossett Jr Joan A. Moyer West Long Branch Bruce Howell Ford Lee Dean Westminster Maid of Honor William H. Browning Jr Reyourn E. Browning Thomas L. Browning Ford L. Dean Willam B. Yates Cambridge Fossett Browning Western Maryland College Frederick High School Francis Scott Key High School Uniontown

Noisy Man in the Modern City

A Frederick News column discusses the Noise Abatement Society of London aiming to reduce city noise by 1965. It notes bans on rubber lids, muffled horns, and quiet tools, arguing noise wastes energy and fatigues workers. The piece ends with a light nod to earmuffs as a simple solution.

Letter to the Editor challenges candidates to debate law

An open letter to Maryland gubernatorial candidates David Hume George Mahoney and Governor Tawes calls for a public debate on the proposed Equal Accommodation Law. The writer criticizes current leaders for handling the issue and urges publication of the exchange to fight perceived political incompetence.

David Hume George Mahoney Governor Tawes Maryland Baltimore United States Frederick

Market Prices From Farmers Cooperative Today

Local grain prices reported by the Farmers Cooperative Association show wheat at 0.73 per bushel and barley at 5.36 per bushel. Prices reflect market conditions and are for futures trading.

Farmers Cooperatie Association

Trooper Knight Dies From Gun Wound at 36

Sergeant Robert Lee Knight of the Rockville State Police post died at his Damascus home from a gunshot wound. He joined the force in 1947 and served at Waterloo Barracks before the Rockville Outpost. He was 36, survived by wife Jacquelin, a brother William, and a stepdaughter. Funeral arrangements listed.

Robert Lee Knight Rockville Montgore Frank J Broschart Knight Damascus Waterloo Krcht Melesworth Knicht Jacquelin Patmoaa Knight Dam- 2 St. Louis Wiliam Henn Ate Mann Weimer Ter Knight Navy Divng Yes Wiliam Alenne Step Caughier Jacquelyn Paincia Jacobs Olin L .Molesworeh Mornig Meadow Rudge Elk Rudge

Frederick Tops Miracle Triangle in Maryland Report

A Maryland Science Industry Conference report describes Frederick at the apex of a Miracle Triangle linking research and development with science based manufacturing. It cites Baltimore area roots, Washington Capital status, and regional assets plus weaknesses needing university strength and planning to grow the complex. Attendees from local institutions named include Cannon, Cutsaul, Griffith, Keeler, Roberts, Roney, Tom Lason, Weil, Washish, Etchison and Son ambulance. Mrs. Harry Wastler’s move to Valley View Nursing Home is noted.

Frederick Maryland Baltimore Virginia Ralph E Gibson Applied Pnstics Johns Hopkins University Thal Gibson Muracle Triangle C. Burton Cannon Jr J. Alfred Cutsaul Ruth E Grifith Mary F. Keeler James L. Roberts Clyde M Roney

West soun ner aeme Sre a re pla at Frederick Memorial

Mrs 2 Run entered Freacra Memorial Hosptal Mi Patrica Si strong. West underwent yo Nitip fas returned to her some at Rawes 9 and 40 A afer seing a patient in Frederick Memorial Hospital. Helen Refauver injured in an automobile accident near Gaithersburg Thursday night. Refauver transferred from Suburban Hospital to Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday afternoon.

West Weaimen Freacra Memorial Teich Frederick Memorial Fredenck Memorial Hospital

Grand Jury Instructions and Local Law Notices

long, detailed narration of grand jury duties secrecy, indictment procedures, and local Frederick County laws. includes remarks by Judge Schnauffer, appointment of foreman and granter, and names of jurors, with notes on jail inspection and courthouse aisles. mentions White Rock Cub club meeting and future date.

Petit Jury Grand Jury Frederick County Frederck County Frederick Coury Grand Schnauffer Barrick Carle Hotz Steen Granter Charles Rothenkeefer Adisor Werner le Bier Oscar Bo Jack Peomer Bernard & Denton Ensor Witmer Shank Watt Margaret Ko Pugri Smith Briscoe B. Bissett Dore i E Eastercar Ree Sess Clarence W. Warrer K. Brandenourg Juarria Irene Musacan Fulton D. Marjore L Etchison Mary 3 . Eyster Viola Breat Ratherne MooLeng Mery W. Parge Joan Z. Rutzahn Charles Forney White Rock Cub Dean Audie Myre Petar Gat Ralph Lions

All Saints Parish Growth Cited By Rev Ashbury In Fifteen Years

All Saints Exiscoral parish in Frederick reports over a third growth in ten years. Rector Rex Mauriice D. Ashbury says communicants rose from 620 in 1952 to 827, with 423 in the church school and staff expanding from 12 to 25. Total church income doubled to 420,000. many renovations and new furnishings plus 12 memorial windows and new rectory work are noted.

AH Saints Exiscoral Frederick Rex Mauriice D. Ashbury S. Barnabas and Ashbur Church School Mr. Ashbury IL Am Ak Arnold Ters ae _F St. Elizabeth's Anbar Bid Hetoise Winebrewer Vincent Rogers Osbourne Price Sr Delaplaines Paul's Chapel Rcd Court Square All Saints Prince Georges Frederick County Montgomery Carroll Counties Washington Allegany Garrett Frederick City Braddock Heights All Saints Street Court Street St Timothy's

Tawes Names Group Annapolis for World's Fair Budget

A five member committee appointed by Gov. Tawes on Saturday was asked to submit a proposed budget for Marsland's participation in the New York World's Fair in 1645. Tawes will await the commission's report before requesting an appropriation. The Maryland project, a patiken restaurant featuring Maryland foods, is estimated to cost about 4 million dollars.

Tawes Names Group Annapolis Gov Tewes Marsland Tawes Commission General Assembly Maryland Maryland Foods

Coffee Shop Robbed on North Market Street

Ramsburg's Coffee Shop on North Market Street was burglarized early Sunday by unknown individuals. Mrs. Ramsburg said three coin machines were forced open and the theft amount is still undetermined. Entry appears to have been through a broken window between 2:45 and 9:30 a.m. Investigation led by TFC Henry T Stafford.

Ramsburg North Market St John C. Ramsburg Biuldins Henry T Stafford

Land Under Fire In Laos Airlift Brings Reinforcements

Royal army transport planes dodged mortar fire as they landed at Nam Tha's airstrip Sunday. Four World War II Dakota aircraft set down repeatedly to disgorge troops, while shells hit the southern end of the unpaved field. No plane remained long, and cease-fire talks were rejected by attackers.

Nam Tha Laos Royal Army

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