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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1960
Page
4
The fragment reflects a quoted pledge to do the best possible work and endure to the end. It weaves in a philosophical line about angels and Abraham Lincoln, suggesting a literary or archival note. The text appears as a clipped note or quotation captured in a notebook entry.
February 12, 1949 items note Camp Richie improvements funded by WPA, Maryland Senator Radcliffe announcing 175 365 cost. Local groups debate arms embargo for Japan in China. An accident near Mt. Cemetery injures, fence damaged, railing down. Webb Black presents 451.53 to Jerome Offutt for March of Dimes. Leap Year marriage proposals prompt four student responses from Pat Croens Barbara Men a Kathy West and Barbara.
The funeral for James Edward, who died Sunday at his granddaughter’s Baltimore home, was held Thursday at 2 pm from Quinn A M E Church. Rev J A Williamson led with several ministers assisting. pallbearers were his nephews. Burial followed in Fairview Cemetery.
Sales of stock in investment companies topped two billion dollars last year and rose by about seven hundred million from the year before. The movement draws many small investors seeking diversified exposure through established organizations like National Association of Investment Companies, with 4.6 million shareholders reported. A wreck report from Point Pleasant, West Virginia mentions a locomotive and nine cars derailed near Ravenswood, injuring three crew members and causing substantial damage.
Mrs. Caroline M Fox widow of Ernest A C Fox died suddenly at her East Patrick street home from heart paralysis. She rapped for her son Henry K C Fox who ran a stove business under the residence and found her dead in a sitting position on the floor. Mrs Mary C Koontz died at her daughter Mrs John Martz East South street while preparing for bed and praying before sleep.
Funeral services were held for Edgar Suthard at Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield on Thursday with Rev. Phi Kemper officiating. Burial followed at Prospect Hill Cemetery in York Pennsylvania. Pallbearers included Ernest King Ames Stalling Richard Blizzard William Boxall James Muller and Francis Runkles.
The item notes patients at Newton D Baker Hospital and Frederick Memorial and Frederick Hospital, with one patient returning home after surgery. It mentions a ward address, a surgery on Thursday, and a few short notices about local events. Also reports three salesmen forfeited bonds, and three arrests for sali with small collateral and release.
AP analyst James Marlow surveys the phrase Spirit of Camp David from Ike Khrushchev meetings in 1959 and Geneva 1955. He notes hopes for international quiet, Dulles optimism, later disillusion, and predictions of tougher Soviet stance before a May summit with Khrushchev.
Fort Detrick announces formal acceptance of a Sperry Rand UNIVAC 90 solid state computer with chief Dr, Clifford Maroney stating it will speed scientific computations and save labor hours. Ceremony in Fort Detrick to be attended by Col L A Parks Sperry Rand officials and Fort Detrick personnel with an open house for post personnel.
Jefferson and Frederick county readers hear of gatherings at St Pauls and United Lutheran Church. Rev Eugene Young leads services with choir, evangelism planning, and a Lutheran Evangelism Mission. Homemakers club and youth activities fill the schedule as residents celebrate birthdays and visit relatives.
Baltimore panel featured police officials and editors debating how reporters cover crime and accidents. Participants included Police Commissioner James Hepburn and Maj. George Davidson with editors from the Evening Sun, News-Post, and Frederick News.
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