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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
2
Page two of The News from Frederick Maryland dated Monday January 3 1961 presents local items and notices in a compact newspaper card format.
An NEA feature outlines varying costs for Kennedy inauguration events from gown costs near 3000 to box seats at 1000, with options for smaller budgets. It notes tickets, hotel rooms, and meals, plus housing help by Polly Shackleton to secure lodging in the Washington area.
A mail order offer from Old American Insurance Company Kansas City invites people under 80 to apply for a $1000 final expense policy. No obligation and no calls promised. Tear out the ad and mail with name address and year of birth to the Kansas City office.
The hand offers a simple two diamond contract for South with a clear over trick against ordinary defense. Even against perfect defense, the layout promises a decisive gain for the declarer in this duplicate play scenario.
The House Judiciary Committee chair proposed Sunday a bill to create 63 new federal judgeships across the United States and Puerto Rico. If enacted, Kennedy would name the judges, with salaries starting at 22 300 annually and full retirement benefits. The measure follows a prior blocked effort when a smaller number failed. Local recruiting officer MOSgt. Zeke Watkins announced enlistments.
The Army Recruiting office has moved to 41 North Market Street in Frederick. Several local men recently enlisted for three years in the U S Army with assignments including Europe and Automotive Maintenance Career Field. Harlehaus of Damascus and Fike of Frederick enlist for Europe, Simpson of Mr. Airy and Baugher of Frederick for Automotive Maintenance, Odom Jr reenlisted and was assigned to Baltimore, with Lunn of Frederick also listed.
Elmer K. Foland Jr. of Frederick enlisted for Radio Repair. Wilson A. Stull Jr. of Frederick joined Administration. Gilbert B. Kelbaugh of Thurmont enlisted in the Army Security Agency. William C. Rice Jr. of Frederick enlisted for Small Arms Repair School. Max D. Gifford of Libertytown enlisted for Recruiting in Westminster. Jackie E. Herbert of Adamstown enlisted for Motor Transportation.
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