The News Frederick 1962 Feb 23 4 Page
The Frederick Maryland newspaper lists publication details for Friday February 23, 1962. It notes The News name, publisher Great Southern Ptg Mfg Co, address Bi North Court St, subscription rates, contact phone MQ 2 117? and references to Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. Co
North Court St
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP_news
Fifty Years Ago Highlights From The News-Post
Fifty years ago events included Lynch Lodge Masons birthday celebration with speakers on Washington Baron von Steuben and Benjamin Franklin. A Middletown ice and cold storage plant of $15 000 broke ground. A road test of a new United Steam Fire Engine occurred with water pumping runs to Buckeystown and Walkersville. A coal car wheel flange caused a B and O railroad tie up. A Senate summons Public Service Commission to Annapolis Judiciary committee followed a debate. A large concrete dam at Steiner mill failed in ice runoff. Fr Kane prepared for St John church 75th Feast anniversary.
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Washington
Lynch Lodge of Masons
Jacob Rohrback
Baron von Steuben
Louis Emmitt Brown
Benjamin Franklin
John E. R. Wood
Geo. Ed Smith
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Mordecaigist
Adolphus Fearhake
Charles F. Main
Middletown
East Main Street
Main
Manor Council
JR. O.U.A.M
H. Dorsey Etchis
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Frederick Junction
Public Service Commission
William Cabell Bruce
Senate
Annapolis
Judiciary Committee
George T. Steiner
Jefferson
Petersville
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Catoctin
W. J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic Church
Brinkmanship and Berlin Air Corridor Tensions
Khrushchev presses for communist victories risking nuclear war as Soviet planes buzz Western Allied air corridors to Berlin. Allies vow no interference, plan escalation if protests fail, including alerting rescue flights and convoys of fighters. They aim to prevent appeasement and deter red dominance while avoiding nuclear conflict.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Russia
Hove
Space Hero Glenn Returns Home in Cape Celebration
Space hero Glenn arrives at Patrick Air Force Base with Vice President Johnson after a Bahamas debriefing. Crowds along the Cocoa Beach route estimated at 100,000 cheer as Glenn reunites with family and meets President Johnson at Project Mercury control center. Glenn, 40, a Marine lieutenant colonel, says I’m glad to be aboard.
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Glenn
Patrick Air Force Base
This Space Center
Cocoa Beach
Lyndon B. Johnson
Grand Turk Island
Bahamas
Earth
Cape Area
Project Mercury Control Center
Space and Missile Center
Washington
New York
Cape Canaveral Air Strip
Fromington
Marine Corps
David M. Shoup
Twenty Years Ago Fatal crash injures seven near Mt Olivet cemetery
A speeding automobile carrying three colored boys and four girls slammed into a tree near Mt Olivet cemetery on South Market street. Five youths died: Sterling Orem 17 Beatrice Fossett 14 Gabriela Moore 18 Gladys Zeigler 14 Eleanor Zeigler 15 Arthur Jackson 22. survivor Mildred Sewell 16. The wreck marked the city’s worst fatal accident to date.
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Mt. Olivet Cemetery
South Market Street
Sterling Robert Orem
Fountain Mills
Beatrice Fossett
New Market
Gabriela M. Moore
This City
Gladys Naomi Zeigler
Damascus
Eleanor Irene Zeigler
Arthur Wesley Jackson
Mildred E. Sewell
Aruba
United States Coast Guard
Alexander Hamilton
Iceland
Sumatra
Bali
Denpasar
WAR Production Board
Brunswick
John Ellis Marten
Clayton
Sarah Hoffman Martin
Ladiesburg
Joseph Knott
Roger B. Knott
Young Martin
New Midway
Theodore R. McKeldin
Baltimore
GOP
Frederick County
Office of Civilian Defense
Dimes Tournament Receives Village Lanes Support
Richard Stup March of Dimes chairman accepts a 140 donation from Russell Eyler Village Lanes proprietor. Funds stem from the February 1 and February 8 tournaments that drew 110 entries at Village Lanes. Each entry paid two dollars to split between the March of Dimes and the prize fund. Eyler contributed the use of the lanes.
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Eyler
East's Clubs Are Squeezed
The compact note outlines pressure on clubs in the East as resources grow tighter and competition intensifies, signaling possible shifts in scheduling and priorities for local organizations.
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East
The Crisis Of Communism And Civic Duty
A newspaper feature blends a bridge game narrative with a call to national service through American History Month. It urges study of history, warns against godless ideologies, and promotes a Freedom vs. Communism discussion course by the Chamber of Commerce, invoking Benjamin Franklin and Washington.
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National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick
United States
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Meust
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hospital Board Reelects Brehaut as President and Chair
At the National Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital annual meeting on February 20 in Artington, Virginia, Raymond C. Brehaut of Frederick Gas Company was reelected president and chairman of the board, positions he has held since 1948. The gathering featured the dedication of a Founders Plaque, wood carvings by K. Risner honoring the five founders from October 1947, hung in the hospital lobby. A separate note corrects a previous misstatement about a December incident involving Austin R. Cramer and Donald Utterback on West Seventh Street.
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National Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital
Artington
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Brehaut
K. Rissiner
Hospital admissions list including Merridon Poole and Jess H. P. Palmer
Two men were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Merridon Poole entered the hospital residing with his niece Beulah Hoffman and is scheduled for surgery Friday February 22. Mr Jess H P Palmer of 908 North Market Street Sears Rochick Store was admitted as a heart patient on Thursday.
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Merridon Poole
Airy
Niec Beulah Hoffman
Peasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jess H. P. Palmer
North Market Street
Sears
Rochick
Radcliffe Endorses Tawes For Re-Election
George L. Radcliffe former U S senator from Dorchester County endorses Gov. Tawes for renomination and re election. Radcliffe cites Tawes’s proven leadership during three and a half years as governor and trusted record as comptroller. Emerson C Harrington endorses Mahoney in Ballimore event, saying prior support for Mahoney and no personal animosity toward Tawes.
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Associated Press
Mahoney
Tawes
George L. Radcliffe
U. S
Dorchester County
Radcliffe
George P. Mahoney
Eastern Shore
Emerson C. Harrington
Dorchester
Harrington
Balltimore
Crash on Farm Near Emmitsburg Sends Occupants Bailout
A crash occurred on a California farm near Emmitsburg as the occupants bailed out, with no immediate details on injuries or causes available.
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California
Emmitsburg
Fort Detrick News Highlights From March Conference
Fort Detrick announcements cover President Kennedy inviting G Briggs Phillips to the Washington conference on occupational safety March 6 to 8 with focus on reducing on the job injuries. Other items note off post education, women’s club plans, new arrivals and departures, local talks, bowling efforts, medical lectures, cruise news and weddings.
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Fort Detrick
Phillips
A. G. Wedum
Europe
Mr. Phillips
Fairlane Trailer Court
Frederick
William D. Sawyer
Walter Read
Navy
John D. White
Detrick
Dan Crozier
County
Bertram Haines
Key Largo
Fila
Andebon Society
Koch
Robert Nakamura
William Hahn
Erie
Hahn
Robert Edwards
Ralph Cockey
Cape Canaveral
Fitness Committee Is Selected For Frederick County
A Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission has been chosen to map plans to improve fitness for children and adults. Dr Warren R Evans serves as chairman with local civic leaders from YMCA Recreation and PTA groups. The group met at the Board of Education and will meet monthly on the third Wednesday.
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Frederick County Physical Fitness Commission
Warren R. Evans
Frederick County
Frederick City
C. Lease Busbeara
Frederick
Mark L. Summers
Middletown
Paul W. Nolan
Emmitsburg
E. Donald Carr
Brunswick
Board of Education
East Onard Street
Evans
McCanner
Harry D. Kaufman
Baltimore
The
Maryland
Kennnedy
America
Kaufman
Russia
Driver Acquitted Of Speeding In Magistrate Court
A motorist James M. White Jr. was acquitted after Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett directed a verdict citing doubt about rear view observations. Trooper Neil W. Alexander had alleged 52 mph speed, while White was charged February 17 on Route 40 west of Brad dock Mountain. Clyde E. Stone was fined $5 suspended for following too closely. William L. Ingram, 32, was jailed 30 days for drunkenness after arrest February 16 on East Church Street.
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Stanley Y. Bennett
James M. White Jr
East Patrick Street
Neil W. Alexander
Braddock Mountain
Clyde E. Stone
West Church Street
Stone
Route 240
Alexander
William L. Ingram
Ingram
East Church Street
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Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
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Joe Evtenhauer
South
Trump
Dummy
Yfe
Philadelphia
Dick Hammond
Cramer
Austin R. Cramer
RED
Donald FE
Utterback
West Seventh Street
Fred Kreissig
Ordinance Management Engineering Training Agency
Rock Island
James A. Kime
Rock Island, Il
W. L. Wooding Jr
Colorado State University
Stephen Slaughter
Dean C. Plemmons
Tobaccoville
N. C
Joseph F. Sieczkowski
Flushing
N. Y
Larrie H. Sweet
Hamburg
James E. Pasquarello
Warren L. Alm
Charles R. Monk
Charles D. Rapp
June Harlan
Genevieve Quade
NEA, Inc
Roscoe
U.S. Navy
John Glenn
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