Delegation Opposes Maryland Woman Suffrage Bill
Four member delegation appeared before the Maryland legislature in Annapolis opposing a women’s suffrage bill. Other items note Men and Religion Forward Movement census plans, Knights of Pythias building talk, a Frederick Railroad car derailment, Dr. H P Fahrney named Montevue physician, Doll Brothers store remodels, May or Johns Schell property expansion, Baltimore Fire Department test results, and a boy injured by a freight car wheel.
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Annapolis
J. Travers Thomas
Lewis A. Rice
John D. Hendrickson
Marion Moberly
J. W. Fahrney
L. Travis White
The
Knights of Pythias
Court Street
Frederick Railroad Co
Patrick and
Market Streets
H. P. Fahrney
Montevue
Board of Charities and Correction
Doll Brothers
North Market Street
John ED Schell
Thomas H. Meushaw
Baltimore Fire Department
Uniteds’ Auto
Frederick
Washington
William Keller
William C. Keller
East Second Street
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad
The News of Frederick Maryland February 28 1962
Frederick daily announces publication schedule and subscription rates for the Great Southern PTS and MFG Co. The page lists pricing for single copies mail delivery and carrier service and notes AP news redistribution rights and postal status.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pts. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Associated Press
Republicatinn
Women of today surpass Anthony era in many fields
The column notes Susan B Anthony's 142nd birth anniversary passed with little notice. It highlights sweeping societal changes: women now hold 22 million jobs, lead as bankers, legislators, engineers, stockbrokers, editors, preachers, and presidents, with many starting their own businesses. It contrasts progress with the earlier reform drive and remarks on lingering respect for women's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan B. Anthony
Adams
Mass
America
Carrie Nation
Miss Anthony
Washington
Podner
Trade With Cuba Drives NATO Efforts Against Castro
The United States pushes the free world to halt Cuba trade including an arms embargo. NATO talks in Paris report limited Latin American support. Canada keeps economic ties with Castro aside from arms and strategic materials bans, risking a weaker Western stance against global Communism.
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United States
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Free World
U. S
Latin America
Canada
NATO
Castro
Europe
Letter Urges White Center Lines For Roads
L Lee Eury echoes James M McHugh urging white lines on county and state roads for foggy morning travel. As an early morning paper carrier 385 days a year he calls on authorities to improve darkness and safety. February 27, 1962.
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The
News
James M. McHugh
L. Lee Eury
North Market Street
Modern Marine Corps Repair Center at Barstow
A vast Marine Corps Supply Center facility in Barstow California covers over ten acres under one roof in a concrete, asbestos and steel complex. It houses one of the world’s most modern military repair and maintenance operations.
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Marine Corps Supply Center
Barstow
Calif
War Fronts and Courts Highlight 1942 Blackout News
Twenty years ago reports note a state blackout test as civilians brace for wartime. Major General Short and Rear Admiral Kimmel face court martial for Pearl Harbor roles while war at sea ongoing. Vendeell Willkie appeals for global action.
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F. W. Weitzel
John H. Stull
Dill Avenue
South Bentz Street
West Patrick
Vendeell Willkie
California
United Nations
Soerabaja
Java
Java Sea
Walter C. Short
Husband E. Kimmel
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Short
Kimmel
Roosevelt
Pacific
Russia
French
Leon Henderson
Associated Press
New York
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore- Washington
St. John’s Church
Frederick
Walker Appointed Judge in Montgomery County Court
Del J. Grahame Walker 61 of Sumner was named judge of the Montgomery County Peoples Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Enar B. Christensen. He must resign from the legislature before being sworn in for a term ending May 1, 1963. The council also approved buying 1.1 acres on Southlawn Lane Rockville for a new county incinerator at 250000 dollars and plans to sell part for a park to the Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission.
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Rockville
Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission
Frederick County Commissioners Act on River Bend Dam Opposing Plan
The Frederick County Commission considers a resolution opposing a proposed high level dam in the Potomac River Valley and backs a clean river plan. The plan will be sent to the Army Corps of Engineers as part of local opposition evidence. Site plans for Brunswick High School were received but no action taken due to an active bid now in progress. The Montevue County Home intake increases as capacity nears full occupancy with elderly indigent residents awaiting placement.
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Argent
Kaetzel
RFD 2
Frederick
Army Corps of Engineers
New Brunswick High School
Board of Education
Richard Kline Company
Montevue
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass
The essay contrasts three evil factors filth conflict and pain with three good ones kindness diligence and love. It argues inner peace comes from religious faith and urges staying engaged in life fights with ten acts of kindness per smite while trusting love to prevail.
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Earl L
Douglass
Bach Concert Shows Four Bachs In Pleasant Setting
In East Church street rooms the Frederick Chamber Music Society opened its series with Bach and three sons. The four musicians played violin, flute, oboe and cello on own instruments, delivering a nuanced program that included works by Wilhelm Friedemann Bach, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, and John Christian Bach. Critics noted balance issues with the harpsichord against modern instruments and praised the later quintet for its clarity and form. The concert finished on a hopeful note for future events. Walking vacation: Ed Kline will hike 325 miles from Ohio to Washington to support higher mail pay, passing through Cumberland, Hancock, Hagerstown, and Frederick en route to the March 5 rally.
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Historical Association
East Church Street
Johann Sebastian Bach
Frederick Chamber Music Society
Frederick Orchestra
Warner
Bach
John Ramaley
Brigitte Warner
Eloise Bodine
James Fisher
Wilhelm Friedemann
Carl Philipp Emanuel
Thomas Silliman
John Christian
John Christian Bach
Italy
London
Friedemann
Greensburg
API
Ed Kline
Maryland
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Washington, D. C
National Association of
Lester Garner
Cumberland
Hancock
Hagerstown
Frederick
Kline
Detrick Players Stage Kind Lady at Fort Detrick Theater
The Detrick Players present Kind Lady opening March 1 at 8 30 p m in Fort Detrick Post Theater with repeats Friday and Saturday. The cast combines Fort Detrick personnel, a summer stock officer, Hood College students, straw hat circuit veterans and Frederick housewives guided by a diverse backstage crew of scientists engineers and artists.
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Detrick
Fort Detrick Post Theater
Fort Detrick
Hood College
Frederick Housewives
Mary Herries
Fran Crum
Theater By the Sea
Casino Theater
Rhode Island
Grove Theater
Nuangola
New Haven
Braddock Mountain Theater
Eckenrode and Toms Wed at Rocky Ridge Church
Les ter Eugene Eckenrode of Frederick and Ruby Irene Toms of Smithsburg Md wed in a single ring ceremony at Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Rev 5S. R. Wey bright officiated. Attendants included Patty Jacobs Ray Harris and Norman Eckenrode. The couple plans to live near Middletown Md.
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Eckenrode
Toms
Lester Eugene Eckenrode
Frederick
Ruby Irene Toms
Smithsburg
R. Weybright
Rocky Ridge
Church of the Brethren
Patty Jacobs
Ray Harris
Norman Eckenrode
New Midway
Middletown
Sick residents and patients listed in Frederick area notices
Among the sick Mrs Clara Burke at 520 Elm street is confined at home with a sprained back. Mrs Joe Rice of Highland street is bed ridden with a virus infection for two weeks. Mrs Ray Baker of East Patrick street is ill at home with a virus infection. Mr Paul Ernest of South Teffers on street, who had back disk surgery Monday at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown, is getting along satisfactorily. Mr Wilbur E Kern, ex vice president of Bitter Finance Corp, improving after a heart attack and to be home at 209 Kent road Wyncote Pa on Saturday. Mrs Gordon I Eyler of Sabillasville road Thurmont admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Ella E Urban, formerly at Frederick Memorial Hospital, convalescing at Monocacy Hall Nursing Home and may have visitors. Mrs Vernie E Carty of East Fifth street reported very ill at home.
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Clara Burke
Elm Street
Joe Rice
Highland Street
Ray Baker
East Patrick Street
Paul Ernest
South Tefferson Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Wilbur E. Kern
Braddock Heights
Bitter Finance Corp
Kent Road
Wyncote
Gordon I. Eyler
Sabillasville Road
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ella E. Urban
East Third Street
Refuses to Talk Annapolis Bribery Case Links
Anne Arundel County Police Chief Wilbur C. Wade says former officer David L. Mooney refused to answer questions about ticket fixing in the county. Mooney testified at the trial of Magistrate Ralph C. Boyd of Ferndale, who was acquitted, and Wade said Mooney was likely angry when making the charge from the witness stand.
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Annapolis
Wilbur C. Wade
Anne Arundel County
David L. Mooney
Mooney
Ralph C. Boyd
Ferndale
Boyd
Wade
Deaths Luther M Jones and others in Maryland notices
Luther M. Jones 73 of near Boonsboro died at Washington County General Hospital. Surviving are wife Mary Long Jones, daughter Mehrl Sigler Middletown, two sons, four grandchildren and one great grandchild, two sisters. Services Friday 2 p.m. East Funeral Home Boonsboro with Interment Boonsboro Cemetery. Also Rose Mary Rosensteel 65 Emmitsburg died at Gettysburg hospital. Surviving husband George F Rosensteel, four children, six grandchildren, two sisters. Funeral Friday with mass at St Joseph’s Emmitsburg. Joseph Reuben Smith, formerly Funkstown, died at V A Hospital Baise Idaho at 69. Body to be transported to Hagerstown for burial.
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Luther. M. Jones
Luther M. Jones
Boonsboro
Washington County General Hospital
Middletown
William A
Laura Younkins Jones
Zittlestown Church of God
Mary Long Jones
Mehrl Sigler
Raroh
Herman
Elmer Beachley
Roy Wise
Hagerstown
East Funeral Home
E. D. Wyand
William ‘A Herpich
Charles Barnhart
Boonsboro Cemetery
George F. Rosensteel
Rose Mary Rosensteel
Seaton Ave
Emmitsburg
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Daniel and
Mary J. Henley Gelwicks
George Francis Rosensteel
Cloyd Seiss
John F. Rosensteel
Frederick
George E
St. Joseph’s Church
James Twomey
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Wilson Funeral Home
Joseph Reuben Smith
Funkstown
Veterans Hospital
Baise
Idaho
Charles William and
Elizabeth (Harbaugh) Smith
Funeral services for Baumgardner and Bostian held
Funeral services were held for Robert E. Baumgardner who died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital with interment at Mount Olivet. Pallbearers included Carlton Baumgardner Harry Baumgardner Jr. and Lewis Martz. Also honored were Audrey Jane Bostian of New Windsor with services at New Windsor Funeral Home and interment at Rocky Hill cemetery near Woodsboro. pallbearers included Russell Lambert Earl Hyde Jr. Fred Hooper Raymond Brown Emory Wolfe and Harry Crawmer.
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Robert E. Baumgardner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Patrick St
Charles Trunk
Evanelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Carlton Baumgardner
Harry Baumgardner Jr
M. Holmes Fout
John Grove
J. Walker Carty
Lewis J. Martz
Harry E. Carty Company
Luther
John Baumgardner
Audrey Jane Bostian
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzier and Sons
Seth 9
Hester
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Woodsboro
Russell Lambert
Earl Hyde Jr
Fred Hooper
Raymond Brown
Emory Wolfe
Harry Crawmer
Births and anniversaries in Centreville and Frederick region
Mr and Mrs John D Rein announce the birth of a daughter February 27 at Kent County Hospital Chester town Mrs Reinhold is the former Jean Barrier of Mt Pleasant Mr and Mrs Henry P Sturt of Hamilton Ohio formerly of Frederick announce the birth of their first child a son Philip Michael on February 23 Mrs Stull is the former Dorothy Wright Mr and Mrs C H Miller formerly of Frederick celebrate their Sist wedding anniversary today at their home 3601 Windsor Mill Road Baltimore
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John D. Reinhold
Centreville
Kent County Hospital
Chestertown
Reinhold
Jean Barrier
Mt. Pleasant
Henry P. Sturt
Hamilton
Ohio
Frederick
Philip Michael
Stull
Dorothy Wright
C. H. Miller
Windsor Mill Road
Baltimore
Blames Old Line In 8 And L Scandals
Maryland senator Joseph V. Mach says old line savings and loan associations share some blame for scandals, arguing they opposed regulation. Harry B. Wolf Jr. agrees some fault lies with regulators as out of state entities created unsound associations hurting the industry. Wolf pins the bulk of trouble on such outside entrants while noting most associations are locally run by natives.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph V. Mach
D-Balto
Harry B. Wolf Jr
Mack
Wolf
Senate Finance Committee
Department of Assessments and Taxation
Guilty Pay Their Taxes Prompted by Fear of Probes
AP reports about 60000 in voluntary payments last month from taxpayers with guilty consciences. Caplin testified that fear of computer checks next year spurred voluntary payments, with 39 total cases and amounts from 64.48 to 233778. Some paid due to fiancee pressure or medical prognosis while others sought relief from long-standing fear. Computers will process returns in the Southeast next year, expanding to all returns by 1966.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Revenue Service
Caplin
House Appropriations Committee
The
Revenue Commissioner
Supervisors Reject Planned Communities in Loudoun County
Loudoun County supervisors rejected a proposal to allow developers to build entire planned communities by a 4 to 2 vote. Two dissenters, J. T. Hirst and James E. Arnold, suggested they might revisit the issue. The decision influenced a separate plan by M. T. Broyhill & Sons Co. to develop over 1000 acres in the eastern part of the county.
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
J. T. Hirst
James E. Arnold
M. T. Broyhill & Sons Co
Arlington
Car Inspection Bill Killed by Maryland House Panel
In Annapolis the House Motor Vehicles Committee killed a bill seeking compulsory automobile inspections. Chairman Edgar P. Silver noted the issue should be addressed by the 1983 legislature as a legislative council studies other states’ inspection methods. Silver remains optimistic a bill will pass next year with gubernatorial support. The Boone measure would have required inspections at private garages under state police supervision.
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Annapolisap
House Motor Vehicles Committee
Edgar P. Silver
Dialto Ltd
Legislative Council
Silver
House
del. A. Gordon Boone
D-Balto County
Columnist Lucia Ferguson Killed in Florida Crash
Lucia L. Ferguson a Tulsa Tribune columnist and Scripps-Howard syndicated writer died in a Tuesday automobile accident in Cross City Florida. Her companion Audrey Rudd Cole also perished in the crash.
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Cross City
Fla
Lucia L. Ferguson
The
Tulsa
Okla
Tribune
Scripps-Howard
Audrey Rudd Cole
Police circulate new photo to identify Loudoun County murder victim
Virginia law enforcement circulate a retouched police photo of a white girl aged 18 to 22 whose beaten body was found December 16 beside a rural road near Hillsboro. The circular notes 5 feet 1 inch tall, 95 pounds, brown eyes, dark brown curly hair, olive complexion, a 44 inch appendectomy scar, decayed upper front teeth and clothing including a navy T shirt, turquoise corduroy pants, hiplength red coat, and moccasins, suggesting origins from the South.
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Virginia
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Hillsboro
Barrick Smiles as Filing Fee Bill Advances
In Annapolis the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee backs an unfavorable report on raising election filing fees. Sen Samuel W Barrick notes he already paid 290 dollars for his attorney general bid. The bill would set 500 dollar fees for governor US Senate comptroller and attorney general, effective June 1.
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Annapolis
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Samuel W. Barrick
Frederick
Frederick C. Markus Jr
Dorchester
Sen. Barrick
Louis N. Phipps
D-Anne Arundel
U. S. Senate
American author Albert Williams dies aged 78
Albert Rhys Williams, 78, American author who covered Russia during the Bolshevik revolution and knew early communist leaders, died Tuesday in North Tarrytown, New York. A former minister and Maverick Church and Forum director in Boston from 1907 to 1914, he wrote for Outlook, the New York Post, and the Old New York World. Born in Greenwich, Ohio.
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North Tarrytown
N.Y
Albert Rhys Williams
Russia
Williams
Maverick Church and Forum
Boston
Outlook Magazine
New York Post
Old New York World
Greenwich
Ohio
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. How ard Roberson
Mr and Mrs Martin Wiseman of Dickerson hosted a birthday dinner on February 25 for Mrs How ard Roberson. Attendees included Mrs Nellie Martin Barbara Emmert Peggy and Regina Gooch Robin and Ronnie Wiseman, Mr and Mrs Leonard Roberson and family and Mrs Ola Jarrett of Wheaton.
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Martin Wiseman
Dickerson
Howard Roberson
Nellie Martin
Barbara Emmertt
Peggy
Regina Gooch
Robin
Ronnie Wiseman
Leonard Roberson
Ola Jarrett
Wheaton
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