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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1966

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2

It's Not Even A Close Shave Hairtician Proposal Faces Barbers' Ban

Frederick area barbers largely reject the idea of renaming the trade to hairticians proposed by Sam Pino of Bridge ton New Jersey. Only Daniel Fisher supports the shift, while others joke about it and say signs, poles, and tradition should stay: barber remains the term and the shop.

Frederick Hairticians Bridgeton N.J Sam Pino National Barber and Beautician Magazine Ping Pino Daniel Fisher Lyles Barber Shop North Market Street Hheir Willes Thurmont Roy E. Lockinghill Lookingbill Richard Beckley Frederick Barber Beckley Hairticjians A. Dittmar Shaff West Pat Rick Street Shatf. C. Kenneth Bussard Middletown Bussard

Boy Scouts Honored At Service In Frederick

A Sunday service marking Boy Scout Week was held at Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick with Henry B. Wilson as speaker. Ed win J. Hoffman and Allen Q. Maples presented stars and awards to Troop 1054 members and leaders. A new Scout Explorer Post was announced led by Galen Clagett with first meeting planned Sunday Feb 13.

Evangelical Reformed Church of Frederick National Capital Area United States Paul L. Althouse Henry B. Wilson S &H Edwin J. Hoffman Allen Q. Maples Hoff Man Mr Althouse Charles C Doll Jr Walter T Gaver Paul K. Huber C. Franklin Nikirk Doll Karl F Bussard F. Martin Nikirk William H. Tross National Capital Area Council Wilson Galen Clagett Clagett Elm Street

Father DePauw Aims to Ignore Possible Excommunication

Arlington talk shows Rev. Gommar De Pauw vowing to defy a potential excommunication by Cardinal Shehan if ordered. He plans to continue promoting the Latin mass while his supporters fund the cause, claiming Vatican changes are optional and urging Catholics to form chapters and appeal to bishops.

Arlington Gommar A. DePauw Catholic Traditionalist Movement Inc Holy See Lawrence Cardinal Shesnan Baltimore Arlington Hall Daily Mail New York Washington Lyon Village Melchior F. R. Savarese Father DePauw Cardinal Shehan United States Egidio Vagnozzi Vatican St. Peter’s

Starts With Babyhood Depression Linked to Later Mood

In Los Angeles Dr Carl Stern of Montreal and Ottawa warns that depression and anxiety may begin in infancy. He cites a six to eighteen month danger period when maternal mood or absence can emotionally contaminate infants. Studies using infant faces show melancholy similar to disturbed adults.

Los Angeles Carl Stern Montreal Ottawa Stern

Unredeemed Stamps May Revert To State

In Annapolis AP report Sen Samuel R Dillion proposes a bill to have stamp firms pay the state cash for unredeemed trading stamps after five years. He says customers are bilked as stamps go unused. Stamp firms must post bonds from twenty five thousand to one hundred thousand depending on business volume. A bull giraffe usually stands eighteen feet high.

Annapolis Samuel R. Dillion D-Washington

New Market Women Aid Fire Fighters

The Ladies Auxiliary to the New Market Fire Company donated $1,000 to the fire department. At a recent meeting they installed Mrs. Jesse Burall as president and Mrs. Merril Wachter as vice president. Also installed were Mrs. Austin Mantz as second vice president and Mrs. Lu-

New Market Fire Company Fire Company Jesse Burall Merril Wachter Austin Mantz

Soviet Exchange group to show Italian films in Russia event

A Rome AP report notes a cultural exchange plan between Italy and the Soviet Union. Key organizers include Nusbaum and Falconer with Mrs Charles Adkins as chaplain, aiming to screen five to six Italian feature films during film week in the Soviet Union. Also, a Puerto Rico El Yunque shower record states six annual 1,600 showers averaging 20 minutes.

Ken Falconer Sr William Browning Charles Adkins Rome Lloyd Boyer Earl Ridgely Unitalia Films Bones Puerto Rico el Yunque

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