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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1961
Page
4
Fifty Years Ago in Frederick Maryland News 1911 Items
A 1911 Frederick circular reports the Maryland National Guard encampment plans for Fifty Years Ago. The East All Saints Street Episcopal graveyard vault was broken into and bones displaced, a skull and thigh missing. Mary Hauer fractured her hip at Patrick Street while shopping. Charity groups prepared to federate under a new organization. Dr David M Devilbiss, county physician and ex-state senator, died in Woodville aged about 66. Capt Oliver Fe McClow celebrated his 75th birthday with a large dinner. Local Good Samaritans aided Edgar Emrich after his barn roof collapsed. Moscow students protested Lumumba's slaying amid a riot near a Katanga border area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 15
Maryland National Guard
East All Saints Street
Thomas Goodman
Ezra Hoffman
Charles M. Gilpin
F. B. Sappington
Mary Hauer
West Patrick Street
Miss Hauer
William McCaffrey
Anti- Tuberculosis Society
Free Kindergarten
Free Night School
Social Service Club
Joseph H. Apple
Bertha Trail
Henry Ramsburgh
Thomas Mc Williamson
Hammond Urner
David Lowenstein
James H. Gambril Jr
Thomas Freeman Dixon
David M. Devilbiss
Woodville
Oliver FE. McClow
Northern Central Railroad
East Third Street
Cost of Living Jump in Paris Reported
The Trade Ministry reports the cost of living rose 3 percent in Paris last year. The report highlights inflation pressures across housing food and utilities while noting differing impacts by income group and sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris C
Paris
Traffic Deaths Drop Sharp in National Safety Council Report
The National Safety Council notes deaths per vehicle mile hit a record low last year, with 38,000 traffic deaths nationwide and 20 states reporting dramatic injury surges. Rhode Island Providence saw the largest drop, while a minority of cities could achieve major gains with broader adoption of proven measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Don Miles
Rhode Island
Providence
Forgotten Roads Prompt Northern County Letter to Editor
Ethel Brown of Lantz Md writes that a neglected road from Fort Ritchie and Cascade to Smithsburg, partly in her county, was closed for days due to planning gaps and slow county response. She notes heavy local use by workers and school buses and asks why residents feel forgotten and deserve better supervision and timely fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
Sur
Nashington
Fort Ritchie
Cascade
Smithsburg
Waynesboro
Hagers Town
Smiths
Ore
Sabillasville Elementary
Thur*mont High
Ethel Brown Lantz
Dr Broadrup Heads Dental Society
Ambiguous notes describe Dr Broadrup as leading a dental society. Mentions of committee ties and several unclear names appear, with references to guests and governors in a fragmented, error-filled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadrup
Dental Society
David Frattner Dies in Washington VP of Jewelry Group
David R Frattner, 74, vice president of a West Coast jewelry chain, died of a heart attack. He led the affiliated company and oversaw about 20 stores. Arthur Deiat Ripley, 68, UCLA theater professor and film writer director producer, also died Monday from a lung infection. Both figures were noted in recent AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Frattner
Shington
Aps
David
Ince
Arthur PD. Ripley
Tus Angeles
Arthur Deiat Riping
UCLA
Tao Dung
Ripley
Patties
I Mosvew Ley H
Deportation Orders Highlight 1941 News Post Briefs
Twenty years ago the News-Post reported Attorney General Jackson ordered deportation proceedings against labor leader Harry R Bridges based on an FBI report. Other items note Selective Service registrations in Frederick County, Maryland units training at Fort Meade, local government pay proposals, a community resources group for the 04th Aero Squadron, U S urging withdrawal from the Far East, a Junior Chamber farewell for 35th Infantry units, customer aid to restaurant owner Raymond Woods, and ROTC cadet Nipps’ fire safety actions at Central High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Bridges
Jackson
FBI
Frederick
House of Delegates
Frederick County
04Th Aero Squadron
Derrick Field
United States
Far East
Singapore
Netherlands East Indies
35Th Infantry
Chamber of Commerce
Cahary Methodist Church
Parsh Hall
Civil War Find at Fort Sumter Reveals Unfired Primers
Workmen at Fort Sumter uncover a Cap A leather pouch holding undamaged Civil War can non primers. Black powder in the primer ignites when touched by a lanyard causing the primary charge to detonate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
FT Sumter
Deaths of Hartle and Hardy Noted in County Area
Wapley W Hartle 8 of State Line PA died at Washington County Hospital after a brief illness born August 19 1877 near State Line son of Webster and Emmelia Hartle he was a retired farmer survived by nine children including Cecil K Hartle of Emmitsburg funeral set for Saturday Thomas James Hardy 64 of Millville died at Charles Town General Hospital after 16 days as a Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp watcher born December 15 1907 son of Cassie Thompson survived by four children two half sisters a half brother and proceeding to Finergi was conducted at Pentecostal church of Millville with ministers Fields and Jones officiating burial at Murrill Hill Cemetery near Harpers Ferry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapley W. Hartle
Stanley W. Hartle
State Line
Washington County Hospital
Webster and
Emmelia (Brumbaugh) Hartle
Hartle
Cecil K. Hartie
Thomas J. Hardy
Thomas James Hardy
Millville
Charles Town General Hospital
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Asillvile
Jefferson County
Cassie Thompson
Betty L
Mettie AL
Wayne Hardy
Jeanette Ashbaugh
Elsie Painter
Nellie Blosen
Ranson
Rippon
Franklin Thompson
Charles Town
Pentecostal Church of
Afillville
B. C. Fields
Raymond Jones
Murrill Hill Cemetery
Harpers Ferry
Funerals Held Across Several Maryland Communities
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs Ad die May Hardy of Walkersville widow of Clarence E Hardy who died Friday with interment in Glade Cemetery. Pallbearers included William G Delanter William A Mullican George E Barkier Claude Crum Hanson Crum and Harry Kintz. Also noted are services for Ellis Edward Crusnong of Union Bridge Harrison E Fox of Dennings and others with interments at local cemeteries and pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie May Hardy
Mr. Rainier
Clarence E. Hardy
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Richard D. Thompson
Glade Cemetery
Wiliam G. Delanter
William A. Mullican
George E. Barkier
Claude Crum
Hanson Crum
Harry Kintz
Ellis Edward Crusnong
Union Bridge
D. D
Harrison E. Fox
Dennings
New Windsor
D. D. Harizler and Sons
John Price
Sams Creek
Francis Magm
James Sharkey
Donald Magn
Thomas Stultz
Willard Barber
Jack Calhoun
Engagement announced for Miss Mary Martell and Thomas Sullins
The engagement of Miss Mary Martell of Taneytown and the late Mr Martell to Thomas Richard Sullins of Pasadena is announced. Miss Martell a Strayer College graduate who attended the University of Baltimore. Mr Sullins a Missouri School of Mines graduate of Mapetewood Missouri. An April wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rbara Martell
S. George Peter Martell
Taneytown
Martell We
Thomas Richard Sullins
Pasadena
Hary Jame Sullins
Mapetewood
Missour
Miss Martell
Strayers College
University of Baltimore
Sullins
Missouri School of Mines
Birthday Celebration for Paul Fost and Family
A birthday party was held Sunday February 12 in honor of Paul Fost and his son Dixie. Guests included Gertrude and Donald Smith from Brunsei Mabel and John Trout Jean and Bud Green and Delores and Bud ail of Frederick. Mr James Castle marked his 38th birthday on February 12 and Mrs James Castle on February 14. Their son Jerry also celebrated on the 14th and Linda, their daughter, will turn 14 on February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fost
Eir
Dixie
Sandra
Gertrude
Donald Smith
Illness of 13-year-old Kemp at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Joan Kemp, 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Kemp of Libertytown, is reported as well as can be expected at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient since January 30. He has undergone surgery twice for acute appendicitis and complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kemp
William Kemp
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Soldier claims Jesse James faked death and lived on
Ft Carson soldier Rev Francis James says Jesse James was not murdered by Bob Ford. James cites family lore claiming Jesse James recovered from a wound and lived into his 90s, contrary to history books that say Ford killed him on April 3, 1882. The claim names James clan members and his Houston, Texas roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse FT Carson
Cole
Ft. Carson
Jesse James
Francis James
Houston
Tex
Stanley M. James
Bob Ford
Jesse
James
Missouri
Ford
Jaycees Eye 1700 From Fifth Annual Home Show
The Junior Chamber of Commerce aims to raise 1700 for community projects at the fifth annual Home Show from March 22 to 25 in the armory. Chairman Donald C. Whitworth said the event, a major fundraising effort, will feature a "Vacation Home" theme with a model built by Bowers Lumber Company and about 40 booths for local merchants. The show runs 6 to 10 pm daily and includes a visit by Miss Maryland on March 24, with prize displays, entertainment, and demonstrations across building products, furnishings, and gardening supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Donald C. Whitworth
Jaycees
Henry Durell
Houeser
Bowers Lumber Company
Whitworth
Tupcar
Junior Chamber
Maryland
Albert Evier
Booth
W. R Rhoads
Charles Rhoades
Edward Biser
Gerald Marrone
Embassy Fire Breaks Out in Cairo Protests
Mobs breached a police cordon near the Belgian Embassy in Cairo and set it ablaze in protest over Patrice Lumumba’s death. They looted the compound, scattered files, and threw debris into the street. No casualties were reported as staff had evacuated. The crowd then attacked the nearby U S Embassy, throwing stones and clashing with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Patrice Lumumba
Concert Rescheduled N Y Orchestra at Hagerstown High
The Hagerstown Community Concert Association will host the National Symphony Orchestra Thursday at 8 30 p m in North Hagerstown High School after a weather delay. Ticket reciprocity with the Frederick Community Concert Association allows attendees to use their tickets. Also notes hospital updates for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Community Concert Association
Natonal Symphony Orchestra
North Hagerstown High School
Fredenck Community Concert Association
Spectacle Welcomes Legislators in Maryland Commemoration
A large crowd gathers as Gov. Tawes welcomes lawmakers during a Maryland 1861 session commemoration in Frederick. Attendees include Civil War reenactment units from Campas Maryland Infantry, Henry Kyd Douglas Brigade, Sharpsburg Rifles, and Fort Detrick personnel. The day features tours, historic remembrances, and a planned public display amid brisk weather and light security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campas Maryland Infantry
C S.A
Henry Kyd Douglas
Sharpsburg Rifles
Stonewall Bigade
Winchester Va
Fort Detrick
Gov
Tawes
C. Lease Bussard
Frederick County
Charles V. Man
Annapolis
Frederics
Vlawminners
Legisia
State House
Kemp Hal
Ssh
Mayor Proclaims World Prayer Day in United Efforts
City officials report a World Prayer Day drive aiming to raise 750000 in the United States from prayer services. Funds support higher education institutions abroad and domestic Christian projects including African language publications and leadership training, plus new missions in Alaska and migrant ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gars
United States
Japan
India
Korea
Hong Kong
Pakistan
Taiwan
Africa
Alaska
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News-Post
Good Samaritans
Edgar G Emrich
Robert Valentine
William Baker
Trurmont High School
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Moscow
Lumumba
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Congo
Daz Har
Umumba
Katanga
Conzo
Wianawarda Katanga
Sy Pauli
Bene Lamar Martin Emrich
Masien
Edgar Emrich
Creagerstown
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Mr Jackson
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Tuesday Clark
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Raymond Woods Woods
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Joan E. Payne and Son
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