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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1961
Page
4
A notice from the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press explains exclusive use of AP dispatches and republication rights in the local paper, with details about permission and post‑practice entries at Free erick.
The Frederick Railroad Company's line car, carrying Frank Ridgely Harry Baer and Walter Castle, was damaged after a train from Thurmont approached. The crew attempted to flag the train as power failed, sparking a near mishap on the main track north of Rocky Springs.
Seven New York utilities start a seven year, 10 million dollar program to sponsor private research in atomic power. The goal is to have series of 100 million dollar plants operating by 1967, signaling a shift toward private industrial, cost competitive atomic energy.
A reader thanks The News and Post for coverage of Frederick County United Appeal efforts. He notes a final total near 108000 dollars toward a 117000 goal, praises public spirit, and recalls the 1960 campaign with pride and gratitude.
Witnesses described the collision above Staten Island on a overcast morning. Civil Aeronautics officials opened a probe as debris from the two airliners fell. One witness said a fireball appeared within the murky sky before the main TWA wreckage dropped in a flat spin.
Miss Pamela L. Rock of Blue Ridge Summit was admitted to He Waynesboro hospital. Mrs Florence G. Boone of Rocky Ridge and Bertha Eckenrode of Emmitsburg entered Gettysburg hospital. Discharged were Mrs Kenneth D. Crouse and her infant daughter of Taneytown and Mrs Larry Six and her infant daughter of Taneytown.
Twenty years ago Bremerhaven industrial area faced growth amid population shifts while Bremer i GAIN area reports mention Frederick County Agricultural Society events. Officials including Jonathan Conney and Abram Hemp were reelected as managers. other names listed reflect county army and local governance.
Eaton resident Tilghman filed a $15 suit against the Jiars and Historical Society and its director James F Foster claiming relic spurs moved to the society in 1920 disappeared. He says the spurs were sworn by Lt Col Tench Tilghman, aide to Gen Washington, on his Yorktown ride.
The trunk of an elephant is noted for performing more services than any other part of any animal except the human hand, highlighting its remarkable versatility and usefulness.
The fragment mentions Weller and A J Bowen among attendees at an annual fashion benefit and fashion show along with E J Roche and Ronald Eyre, noting positions and roles in the Willy company.
Four crew members died when a B 7 jet bomber crashed at takeoff from Pease Air Force Base New Hampshire. Killed were Capt C Weller 28 Germantown Maryland pilot 1st Lt J A Wetherbee 27 Marshall Minnesota navigator 1st Lt Ronald Joseph Chape 26 Allen Park Michigan co pilot. fourth crew chief identity withheld. Firefighters from eight communities aided the base in combating the fuel fed blaze as ammunition exploded in the wreckage.
FBI Director Hoover urges prosecutors and courts to treat auto theft as a serious crime. He emphasizes swift detection and punishment as proven deterrents, warning that lenient handling endangers communities and endangers public safety with repeat offenses and potential tragedies.
A terse grocery listing notes beef and broiled meats, with plentiful broilers and livers. It highlights sensory items such as sea lamb, New York and pices, and produce like beets from Texas and Arizona, lettuce from California Florida and Arizona, peppers tomatoes, Florida grapefruit, cranberries, and a variety of fruits including apples pears grapes and melons.
Legislator notes watermen splits over fisheries levy as several Maryland Senate officers are named. Upshur C. Stevenson returns to the legislature as assistant journal clerk in the Senate. Other officers include J. Waters Parrish of Baltimore County as secretary and J. Roy Hill of unknown location in the House.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a 15 second closing moment in a State House session with two chambers mentioned. No clear names, dates, or actions readable.
The annual greens ceremony took place on Friday with Roy Logan in charge. Rev. Richard C. Michell presided as the event proceeded, honoring local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Witmer and others in attendance.
Rebel and Love Crazy letters discuss dating expectations and pressure from older men. Helen's replies urge self respect, set boundaries, and avoiding unsuitable partners. A teen love case is advised to avoid divorce risk, while a babysitting query is dismissed as unpaid family duty.
An essay by Earl L. Douglass argues rest is essential for efficiency. It notes humans require daily sleep and weekly rest, and suggests taking vacation when needed to recharge the mind and body.
The marriage of Miss Lorraine K Wolfe of Baltimore to Clif ford G Krenzer of LeGore was announced. The ceremony occurred in Baltimore on Christmas Eve. NEW HOTEL OPENS LONDON The Carlton Tower, London’s tallest hotel at 18 stories, opened with a lavish ceremony. It cost $585 million and offers 318 rooms and deluxe service.
New York AP Kennedy will convene farm leaders and 4 H officers for a training session at the White House complex. The gathering aims to discuss farm price improvements and policy goals as Kennedy prepares to form his administration team. Officiating include Orr L Freeman and Dean Rusk with about 200 4 H Club officers attending a Saturday workshop.
The Jug Bridge Homemakers Club met on December 28 at Frederick to hear Mrs Stenley toms, enjoy a program by Frank Grimes and members singing carols led by M Pauline Koontz. Mrs Koontz performed a piano medley. Readings included The Spirit of Oh by J W Holland and The Christmas Till Never Forget. Santa distributed gifts and hostesses served refreshments.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Dr Stamey Meade and Col Jose Place with medical references. Mentions December 27, Freder ic to his home, 3726 Connecticut avenue, Vindobona Comatescent and Reome at Braddock, Mr sam Trout, War memorial Hospital, Frederick Memorial Hospital, and recuperation at a son’s home.
Lochrer Snyder, son of Mr Pleasant and heir of the late George Snyder, is celebrating his upcoming birthday with family and friends. The social item notes a cordial gathering and well wishes from local acquaintances in the community.
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