Peace in 1962 hinges on U S strength and Soviet restraint
The article argues that Kennedy and Khrushchev seek different peaces. Peace under Khrushchev means expanding Communism and pressuring captive nations. Kennedy aims for a free world with strong defenses. Time favors the United States if power is maintained and new nations resist Communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Europe
Southeast
Asia
Cuba
Americas
United States
Free States
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Africa
Latin America
Berlin
Kremlin
Letter Against Swimming Pool in Schools
A reader from Mt. Airy argues against funding a new school swimming pool citing cost and the preference for walking as superior, asserting medical authorities favor walking and implying shoes suffice for exercise. The letter, dated December 30, 1961, criticizes the pool proposal as extravagant taxpayer expense.
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the News
D. T. Walker
Mt. Airy
Local Hospital Admissions Report From Baltimore And Frederick
Among the sick and improving at Maryland University Hospital Baltimore is Fred Burgee of 107 West Fourth Street patient since October 28. Carolyn Crowder 11 of Mt Airy is at Bon Secours Hospital Baltimore admitted last Thursday for about a week. Jack Marsden of 100 East Third Street is in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Doris Ramsburg Stewart Manor Apts is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Naomi A Long 103 West Ninth Street admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation. Clifford Shelton Walkersville underwent surgery January 2 at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burgee
West Fourth Street
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Carolyn Crowder
Jesse Crowder
Mear Mt. Airy
Bon Secours Hospital
Jack Marsden
East Third Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Doris Ramsburg
Stewart Manor Apts
Naomi A. Long
West Ninth Street
Clifford Shelton
Walkersville
Funeral services for Jesse A Miles Cedar Grove
Funeral services for Jesse A Miles Cedar Grove who died Sunday were held Wednesday at the Francis H Barber Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Interment was in Salem cemetery Cedar Grove. Rev Claude Brubaker officiated. Pallbearers were Abe Thormp son Jack Tregoning Dick Schaffer Wilber Watkins Harold Poole and Elwood Nehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Miles
Cedar Grove
Francis H. Barber
Salem Cemetery
Claude Brubaker
Abe Thormpson
Jack Tregoning
Dick Schaffer
Wilber Watkins
Harold Poole
Elwood Nehouse
Wrecking crews clear tracks near Buckeystown after coal wreck
Fifty years ago wreck near Buckeystown closed Balti more and Ohio tracks. crews cleared 25 car coal pile to let trains pass. Notables include farmer Molesworth of Sunnyside Farm dies at 63. Missionary society holds meeting with elected officers and performances. County appoints constables for Frederick district. Fire engine shipment test planned in New York. Mt Rainier business block destroyed. Monument restoration meeting near Boonsboro. Albaugh hosts possum and coon supper. Frederick water crisis eyed. city urged to build storage reservoir. Passenger car collision near B and O station after incoming train strikes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Buckeystown
John William Molesworth
Sunnyside
Ijamsville
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Jacob Rohrbach
Austin Rho
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
United Steam Fire Engine Co
St. Paul
Boonsboro
Guy Albaugh
Buffalo
Albaugh
Messrs
Harry Albaugh
E. T. Grove
Thomas Baumgardner
Robert Kesselring
War News and Home Front Notes From Early 1942
General Douglas MacArthur’s Philippine Army repulsed a Japanese attack with heavy enemy losses estimated at least 700 killed. The Royal Air Force pounded Halfaya Pass to aid a British push to clear Axis forces from the Libyan frontier. Evacuations reached Sumatra and Java for Goodyear families, while tire and tube rationing spreads nationwide. First Sgt. Edwin G. Smith evacuated to Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco after being wounded. Moscow charged Nazi slaughter at Kerch amid reports of mass killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Department
Douglas MacArthur
Royal Air Force
Halfaya Pass
Clarence L. Marsh
Nancy Lee
Goodyear Rubber Co
Sumatra
Batavia
Java
Marsh
Frederick
Edwin G. Smith
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Letterman General Hospital
Moscow
Kerch
Wedding of Betty Loraine Cook and George W Andrew
Miss Betty Loraine Cook and George W Andrew united in marriage December 21 at the Thurmont Evangelical United Brethren Church parsonage. Rev Elmer R Andrews officiated. The couple will reside on Water Street Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew—Cook
Betty Loraine Cook
Levi Cook
Mr. Cook
Gettysburg
George W. Andrew
Clarence Andrew
Thurmont
Gettysburg Garment Company
Hoke Wood Products Company
Water Street
Roadway in Sky TACAN tech guards air travel safety
FAA Electronics Technicians ensure TACAN accuracy for pilots at major airport sites. The system provides distance and direction to the installation, with FAA Flight Check Branch monitoring, and expansion at local facilities may improve navigation. With 30 million passengers daily, technicians face high stakes and high precision remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAA
Friendship Airport
Victor Carlile
TACAN
United States Airlines
Contract Awarded for Musical Instruments in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County School Board awarded a $25,028.40 contract to Colonial Music Shop, Inc. for the purchase of musical instruments. Delivery is to be arranged as specified by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County School Board
Colonial Music Shop, Inc
East Patrick Street
Humphrey predicts Kennedy to push medical aid for the elderly
Senator Humphrey says President Kennedy will push hard in Congress for a medical care program for the elderly financed through Social Security. He expects tough going but believes a bill can pass both houses. He doubts general education aid will pass while hoping for higher education support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Kennedy
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
John M. Bailey
Minnesota
Kenedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Carlsbad Potash Deposits Highlighted in US Statement
The greatest deposits of potash in the United States are found near Carlsbad New Mexico. It is estimated that at least two thirds of the human race are underfed. Although Japan is about the size of California its population totals over 93 000 000. One third of all the zinc used in the United States is bought by the auto industry. According to the National Science Foundation there are 97 060 000 students in Communist China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Japan
California
National Science Foundation
China
Auction Sees Bidders From Major Cities Compete
A sale featured pianos wood winds and brass instruments with a successful bidder facing competition from buyers in New York City New Jersey Baltimore and Washington.
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New York City
New Jersey
Baltimore
Washington
U2 Pilot Recalls 40,000 Foot Crash Over Swamp
U2 pilot Charles Stratton survived a 40,000 foot plunge when his aircraft broke apart over the Pearl River marsh near the Louisiana Mississippi border. He ejected at 9:40 p.m. during a night navigational training flight from Laughlin AFB to Birmingham and was rescued after spending hours in a cypress tree.
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Biloxi
Miss
Charles Stratton
Air Force
Pearl River
Louisiana- Mississippi
Stratton
Keesler Air Force Base
Defense Department
Laughlin Air Force Base
del Rio
Tex
Birmingham
Ala
Hungarian Reds Laugh At Mistakes
In Budapest Hungary the Communist regime faces sharp public mockery after a 44 hour televised revue seen by about two million people. The live program lampooned regime failings while officials appeared amused. A plumber skewered shoddy housing plans and a worker on a collective farm quipped about work and machinery in a satirical exchange.
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Budapest
Hungary
Moscow
Song Recital To Be Given Saturday At Hood College
Mary Davis Paulhamus and visiting voice teachers present a public song recital Saturday January 6 at 7 30 p m in Brortbeck Hall Hood College accompanied by Miss Eleanor Eichelberger of Frederick The program closes with Mozart Schubert Brahms and R Strauss while Miss Catherine Williams premieres a song set to a Conrad Aiken poem Mrs Paulhamus Hood graduate 1942 and Hood faculty member since 1959 will be guest of honor at a post recital reception in Fox Alumnae Headquarters on campus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis Paulhamus
Hood College
Hood
Brortbeck Hall
Eleanor Eichelberger
Frederick
Paulhamus
R. Strauss
DeRose Family Back in Atlanta After Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeRose return to Atlanta after visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker Nerva ave nie and Dr. and Mrs. Robert DeRose Adamstown. Joe E. Arnold of Washington, D.C. and Mrs. Arnold welcome son David Matthew born Christmas Day. Mrs. Arnold is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oren W. Strine of Walkersville. Charles Lambert and twin sister Mrs. Douglas Castle of RFD 4 celebrate 73rd birthday on Saturday. Lt Cmdr Carlton V. Summers USCG on active duty near Norfolk, residing in Catonsville with wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles DeRose
Atlanta
Roy Baker
Nerva Avenie
Robert DeRose
Adamstown
Joe E. Arnold
Washington, D.C
David Matthew
Arnold
Oren W. Strine
Walkersville
Charles Lambert
Douglas Castle
RFD 4
Cmdr
Carlton V. Summers
United States Coast Guard
Norfolk, Virginia
Summers
Fredericktonian
Catonsville
Market grain prices reported by Farmers Cooperative Association
The Farmers Cooperative Association lists wheat at 1.75 dollars per bushel, barley at 0.96, and corn at 6.00 dollars per barrel. A lone peasant questions ownership rights as his family works nearby amid hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Coverative Association
Deaths of Crum Hankey Hogan Jackson in area
Multiple obituary notices from Frederick and surrounding towns report deaths and services. Mrs. Helestene Crum 71 of Frederick County died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. funeral at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with burial at Chapel Cemetery Libertytown. William L. Hankey Sr. 30 of Hagerstown died at Washington County Hospital. funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Hagerstown with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Miss Josephine Hogan sister of Rev James M. Hogan died in Philadelphia. masses held at St Johns in Philadelphia. James Arthur Jackson of Mt. Pleasant died suddenly in Smiths Store Mt. Pleasant. services at Waymans AME Church Mt. Pleasant. Burial details follow each service.
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S. Edward H. Crum
Helestene Crum
Edward H. Crum
Pleasant
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
William
Annie V. Smith
William L. Hankey
William L. Hankey Sr
Waynesboro
Minnich Funeral Home
Hagerstown
Arthur L. Grove
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. Hankey
Washington County Hospital
Hankey Ice Cream Company
Hankey
Rocky Ridge
James and
Emma
Long) Hankey
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
1.C.C.F
Josephine Hogan
Josephine Hogar
James M. Hogan
Philadelphia
Father Hogan
St. John's Church
Frederick
Church of the Holy Child
Herbert R. Jordan
St. John's
James A. Jackson
James Arthur Jackson
John Hanson Apts
Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Robert A
Mary Costley Jackson
Viola Boyd
Ace Watford
Hazel Yonker
Tucson
Arizona
Helene Robinson
John L. Jackson
Charles A. Jackson
Nelson R. Jackson
Baltimore
Hicks Funeral Home
Wayman's Ame
F. R. Paulding
Church
Michael Wayne Brown
Preston Wayne Brown
Airy
Deborah Kay Brown
Preston L. Brown
Gee Hammitt
Dothan
Alabama
Beatrice Watkins
Five Suspects Tied To Carroll County Robberies
Investigation continues at Westminster Barracks to link four Martinsburg men and a juvenile to Carroll County crimes. The group, stopped near Brunswick with a stolen safe containing 600 dollars and checks, a rifle, and pistols, may have ties to Mount Airy break ins.
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Westminster Barracks
State Police
Brunswick
Carroll County
Peacock
Amoco
Leesburg
James B. Norris
William H. Showalter
John W. Long
James R. Stum
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lee Merriman
West Virginia
Rosemont
Merriman
Mount Airy
Cramner’s
Grover Sensabaugh
Carrow County
Westminster
Virginia
Leesburg Area
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Santa Claus
Edward Ritchie
Great Cacapon
B and
Edward
M. E. Minnick
G. L. H. Voorhees
R. H. Ed
Cunmerland News
Ridgeley
P. E. Foltz
Yeager
H. D. Wasson
Fort Ashby
Donald E. Anders
Federal Aviation Team
Don Whippment
Mary Davis
Oral
Pine Grove Cemetery
Homer Miller
Francis Whipp i Miller
Unity
Casualty Hospital
Mary ° V. Berry
Arlington
Nelson W. Whipp
Ella Shipley
Estelle Davis
Lillian Mullen
Florida
Mildred Burris
Brookeville
Laytonsville
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
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