Kennedy Faces Action and Imagination Test in Leadership
President Kennedy confronts a two headed test of leadership. He must translate proposals into follow through and press Congress and Russia to act. He faces a conservative Congress and a cautious start with foreign policy as he seeks imaginative movement beyond Truman Eisenhower policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Conservatia
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Truman
Eisenhower
Asia
Africa
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
Latin America
Russia
Weekly Food Review highlights varying meat and produce prices
In a brief shopper report, lamb and turkey show mixed price moves across markets with ham not cheap, pork chops and frying chickens cheaper in some areas, while butter and veal rise. Fresh produce remains strong with many vegetables and fruits listed as good buys or outstanding deals across regional stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima’am
New York Metropolitan Area
Meat Department
New York
Deaths of Anders Chagan Garrison Morgan and others
Multiple obituary notices for Tenard J Anders, James Henry Chagan, Addie Garrison, and Harry B Morgan. Anders, 75, of Catoctin Furnace. Chagan, 73, of McSherrystown. Garrison, 73, Brunswick resident widow of Samuel R.. Morgan, 54, Walkersville man. Surviving relatives, funeral home details, and service plans given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. Garrison
Addie Garrison
West Potomac Street
Brunswick
John and
Clara Fox Gibbs
Robert E. Garrison
Newport News
Clara Ann Burke
Washington
Satisfactory condition reports from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Multiple local updates note patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition including Mrs Westley F Compher and Mr Charles Catsail after surgery. Others remain bedridden or have recently recovered at home with follow ups in Frederick and nearby Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley F. Compher
Rt. 3
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Catsail
Woodsboro
Carrie M. Castle
East Patrick Street
Buddy Donovan
Brunswick Street
Brunswick
Mike Dallas
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hallttown
W. Va
Charles Town General Hospital
Charlestown
First civic dance marks opening of new community center
Zone 3 Maryland district residents welcomed a new building with the annual March of Dimes dance as the first civic function. Loucks announced two dances will be held each Saturday night to benefit the community, and the center will also serve as a meeting place and recreation hub for local youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Loucks
Ivan Loucks
Point of Rocks Ruritan Club
Henry S. Landis
Obituary notices for Reifsnider Eckenrode Keiley Miller
Funeral services were held for Carroll county businessman David B. Reifsnider at Fuss Funeral Home in Taneytown with grandsons as pallbearers. Howard F. Eckenrode died in Lewistown and services followed at his home with burial in Lewistown cemetery. William Winfield Keiley’s funeral is set for Saturday in Brunswick with interment at Reformed cemetery Knoxville. Hattie Baker Miller died in Baltimore and services were conducted in Thurmont with burial in Blue Ridge cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenard J. Anders
Howard J. Anders
Catoctin Furnace
Annie E. Roof Anders
John R
Mary E. Fraley Anders
Harriott Chapel
Catoctin
James H. Anders
John R. Shipley
Sykesville
Herbert Wollard
Foxville
C. H. Feete and Bro
Brunswick
Lutheran Cemetery
Burkittsville
Harry B. Morgan
RFD
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Frank
Daisy Lare Morgan
Virginia Bircher Morgan
Deslie Rites
George W. Morgan
Frederick
Kenneth D. Morgan
Eugene R. Morgan
Harry R. Morgan Jr
Charles E. Morgan
Chapel Cemetery
Liberty
David B. Reifsnider
Carroll County
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
Reifsnider
Kenneth
David Reifsnider
Robert
David Booth
James Bushey Jr
William F. Wildberger Jr
Morgan R. Andreas
Grace
Howard F. Eckenrode
Lewistown
Lloyd L. Wolfe
George Eckenrode
Donald Eckenrode
Marion Smith
Robert Kendall
MM .L. Creager and Son
William Winfield Keiley
C. H. Feese and Bro
H. C. Chunckery
Leonard Carmack
Reformed Cemetery
Knox Ville
Hattie Baker Miller
Baltimore
M. L. Creager
Thurmont
Forrest Davis
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Harry Black
James Wisetzker
William Benser
Raymond Evler
Russell Forney
Snow Fever Strikes Countions Continues Weather Note
Report from Countions airport station at 9 am shows 41 degrees with warming expected before a cold snap. The weatherman predicts tonight’s low in the low 20s, a 38 degree morning high, and an estimated 12 inches of snow locally though measurements were hindered by two days of being snowed in.
Jazzman Alphonse Picou Buried as New Orleans Mourns
In New Orleans two funerals marked the burial of clarinetist Alphonse Picou at age 82. A marching band played dirges to the grave and then ragtime on the way home, drawing crowds as the original New Orleans jazz sound faded into modern styles. Picou helped create the early jazz style and composed Muskrat Ramble. The Eureka band led the march with a grand marshal, as on old ceremonial days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alphonse Picou
Boige
Picou
Picow
Joel Bogie
Eureka
Mathias Appointed To 2 Committees
Congressman Charles McC. Mathias Jr of Frederick is named to the Judiciary and District of Columbia committees. The moves, announced after his election as Sixth District Congressman, show Mathias sought both assignments. The actions counter talk claiming punishment by Republicans for his Rules Committee vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
House of Representatives
Mathias
House
House District Committee
Washington, D. C
Washington
House Rules Committee
Republican Committee On Committees
Woodsh ed falls Boydies Hagerstown AP
A wood shed collapsed under heavy snow near Woodshed Falls killing 6 year old George E. Fetter Jr. and injuring his mother and sister Elizabeth 8 and Dorothy Fetter 28. The father nearby freed them. the boy died from crushed chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boydies Hagerstown
George E. Fetter Jr
Elizabeth
Dorothy Fetter
E. W. Ditto Jr
Washington County
Young Fetter
Peace Of Mind Permanent Hair Preview At Ecker's Beauty Salon
Public sale notices show Hereford cattle hogs and sheep to be sold Saturday Feb 13 at 12 noon. 160 head of livestock listed by Charles E Shafer Sr. Jr. Sale location six miles south of Hagerstown on the Boonsboro to Williamsport road near St James Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Boonsboro
Williamsport
St. James
Charles E. Shafer SR
Rocky Ridge
Alotters Station
Rocky Ridge Park
Pre Cotta
Valentine Simon Smith
Robert Saylor
Lusch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marlow
Weekly Food Review
James H. Clingan
James Henry Chagan
McSherrystown
Howard Hawbaker
Bon- Beauville
Joshua
Virginia Slick Clingan
F. E. Devine Plumbing Co
MecSherrystown
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church
McSherrystown Home Association
Mary Cramer Clingan
Elsie Wiles
New
Delbi
Tibet
India
Hindustan Times
Fiadia
Delhi
Hong Kong
Wong Sik Pun
Taipei
Formosa
Jazzman
Galestown
Newhard’s Mill
Newhard’s Mill Road
Dorchester County
Irvin Pond
Delaware
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicle Examiners
State Armory
Harry Franklin Barnhouse
Floyd Gilbert Henry
New Market
Doris Jean Jones
West 12Th Street
A. B. Beaumont
Amherst
Mass
Arthur B. Beaumont
University of Massachusetts
Jeffersmian Democratic Club
Kinkling
Salvation Army Bible Class
Cali
Hyattstown
Fire Dept
SOLAR
Reliable Junk CO. Inc
Monument
East
Fifth Streets
Department of Motor Vehicles
Austin K. Thomas Jr
Rocky Springs Road
Zimmerman
Walkersvie
Youth Fellowship
Evangelical Reformed Church
Connie L. Schaeffer
Taney Apartments
Fointhill W. S. C
Louisville
Kentucky
Lucy M. Knight
East Church Street
NEW Midway
VOL. Fire CO
MT. Lena
Carrol! Co. Ramblers
Joe Torreyson
Mt. Airy
Bowers Lumber
Sixth
Independent Hall
West Church Street
Chapel Alley
4Th St. Frederick
Russell Stover
Harold's
North Market Street
Philco
Elec
G & R Merchandise Mart
W. Patrick St
Lindsay’s Law Sharpening Service
Russell H. Lindsay
Pearl St
Williamsburg
Buffalo
Kansas
Southern Sta
Frederick Coo Commerce
Ecker
Knapp Shoes
M. C. Zimmerman
Farmers Market
North Side City Hall
Rome
MT. Orchard
Mr. N. Thurmont
Route
Chestview
Pabst
Weil Brothers, Inc
Frederick, Md
Vinewood
MOSER
LEME
Middletown
Cesspool
Gus Tyeryar
Woodrow
Bill
Anderson
Eddie
Eddie Nikirki
Matter Place
Phone
Lowell E. White
Carrollton Drive
Charles Selvester Typeryar
Tyeryar and Harwood, Inc
Gloria Faye Tyeryare
TSS
Court House
Ford Motor
Wisner Street
Tads
William W Wenner
Howard Marvin Jones
Post Office
Ma Lf
Wer Brothers
Moward H. Hartman
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Sad
Bethel Road
Fort Road
Yellow Springs
Planning and Zoning Commission
J. Alfred Catlail
the Snews
Myersville Fire Hall
Rosenour's
N. Market St
MeeGnz
ST. Johns Luth
Creagerstown
Unnil Dick Harp’s
New Market Fire Hall
Middletown Amvets
The
G. L's
Braddock Heights Volunteer Fire Company
Aerojet Physi
Freeda
W. K. Witthaus
Mao
Sherman Avenue
Raul
Jack Horn
LeGore
South Market St
Tremont
Eastview
Gambrill Park Road
Rosemont Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Freoughout House
A. G. Schuettinger
Studebaker
Woodsbore
Avio
Mr. McGee
South
Telgdty
C & & Auto
C & Fi
Zier
Patrice St
Hiep
East Third Street
Ziosti Hep
Rockville
Avonells
Melart Jewelers
Wiliam H. Zherrerman
Ademetown
Frederick Petroleum Cooperative
Southern States Petroleum Coop
Evergreen Point
A. KR. Remsberg Jr
FI Hall
Arary
Ater Frese
LOST
Ofeed Oy
Waynessors Wayresnore
Virginia
Donald Shafer
Erscurg
Kensinger
Roaring Springs
Pennsylvania
Stack Akc
Walter Hann
H.P. Cher Trae Garden Reactor
Wit
Chick Brooder
Union Bridge
Edie
South Market
Routtahn & Sons
E. Patrick
Stayman Winesap
Virginia Mills
Od Field
A. Weebley
Fairfield
East Middle Lane
Ite
Market Street
Square Corner
Va Lavatory & Tsilet
East Patrick Tow
Aeply
Ress
SK Sea
Sedroom
East Fourth Street
Apaly
Fort Renft
Veard Fear
Furneshed ' Aparmes
Setard Fear Fort der cx
Avadapie
B. C. Grabill
Libertytown
Monuretti
Betsy Ross
Park Flace
Second Street
Fess
Patrick Street
iFer
Old Mountain City
Carroll St
Frederick News-Fast
Oat Avenue
Patrick & Court
Cd A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!