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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1962

Page

11

Frederick City Hall hears dozens of 1962 items

City officials approve Robert L Strine as assistant city engineer and consider changes to police retirement to align with Social Security. YMCA abandons purchase of Old Reservoir site. several appointments to the Recreation Commission. property rezoned for a service station. plans to buy a new street sweeper move forward amid memorial for three local girl athletes Tammy Davis Debbie Thompson and Judy Twenty-won who earned AAU honors last summer and inspired citywide support for continued competition.

Jacob R. Ramsburg Board of Aldermen Frederick Robert L Strine YMCA Reserver West Seventh Street City Recreation Commission Bentz Robert Whiteford City Planning Commission City Hall Emmett R. Bowlus Klinehart H. J. McDonald Asbury Methodist Church Strine Whiteford Joseph D. Baker Age Charles V. Main Main William A. Main Jr Laws C. Kinsey Carl’ L. Culler Arnold L. Fleagle Charles Henson R. Carroll Roderick Charles Roelke Alden B. Summers Jr Ruth Dredden William §. Hood Allen Q. Knill Frank H. Lewis Walter Roney Jack Griffin Maryland Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation Tammy Davis Debbie Thompson Judy Twenty Gary Ind Griffin Seaboard Los Angeles

Clare Boothe Luce Leaves Ridgefield Voting List

Clare Boothe Luce and her husband Henry Luce have removed their Ridgefield, Connecticut residence from the town voting list as they intend to establish New York State legal residence. Luce, once a prominent Republican figure, retires from Connecticut politics after a career starting in 1942 with two terms in the U.S. House and a 1952 Senate nomination bid.

Ridgefield, Conn Clare Boothe Luce Ridgefield Henry Luce Mary C. Mitchell Luce New York State Connecticut U.S Fairfield County

Radio And TV: FTC shifts advertising scrutiny sparks speculation

AP notes the Federal Trade Commission ruling may reshape many TV ads. It targets deceptive demonstrations such as sandpaper-lookalike sanding surfaces and colored wine in coffee ads, prompting questions about other common claims and potential changes in future commercials.

New York Federal Trade Commission FTC

Virginia judge denies new trial for death row Jackson killer

In Spotsylvania County, Judge John D. Butzner Jr. denied defense motions for a new trial for Melvin Davis Rees Jr. The 32-year-old jazz musician was sentenced to die in Virginia’s electric chair on April 6 for the kidnapping and murder of two Carroll V. Jackson Jr. family members from Louisa County. The judge stayed execution pending federal custody transfer and appeals. Rees maintained innocence.

Spotsylvania Butzner Rees Baltimore U.S. District Court Carroll V. Jackson Jr Louisa County Spotsylvania County Jackson Virginia

Franklin Seeks Carroll County Sheriff Nomination

Howard W. Franklin, Detour used car and parts dealer, announced his candidacy for Carroll County Sheriff in the Republican primary on May 15. Born in 1912, he served in the armed forces, later ran Franklin's Used Cars and Parts for over 17 years at Detour, and married Mae E. Munshour in 1944. He has two grown stepdaughters.

Howard W. Franklin Detour Carroll County Mr. Franklin Armed Services E.T.C Franklin Mae E. (Myerly) Munshour

Cancer tests in teens offer hope of cure study

The article reports on Dr Ferguson's work with teenaged girls and cancer detection through pelvic exams and tissue analysis. It notes that spreads indicated possible womb cancer in some teens but that removal of sores and surrounding tissue cured about 70 percent in tested cases, without compromising fertility. Also mentioned is union official William Blaier’s death in Washington.

Ferguson

Doctor J H Ferguson on cancer study expands pelvic exams

Dr J H Ferguson of Jackson Memorial Hospital and University of Miami School of Medicine reports hopeful observations on cancer. He extends uterine cancer surveys beyond women over 30 to all females requiring pelvic examinations.

J. H. Ferguson Jackson Memorial Hospital University of Miami School of Medicine Florida Ferguson

Salvation Army officer dies at 85 in Ocean City NJ

Fred Seiler, 85, of Philadelphia, retired Salvation Army lieutenant colonel, died while awaiting appeals termination of convictions in 1960. Officials said he was the second of three top union leaders to die by coronary. Treasurer Frank M. Chapman and President Maurice A. Hutcheson were also convicted officials.

Frank M. Chapman Maurice A. Hutcheson Ocean City Fred Seiler Philadelphia Salvation Army

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