First Republican Administration Sworn In at Annapolis
Phillips Lee Goldsborough was sworn in as Maryland governor marking a Republican administration in sixteen years. Frederick residents cheer Baltimore winning the Democratic National Convention and expect tourist traffic. YMCA directors elected include Casper E. Cline Joseph H. Apple Henry Ab bott J Travers Thomas. A Cumberland freight brakeman, W Becker, crushed his arm at Brunswick yard. Drs West and Hedges treated him. Dr C F Goodell party sleigh upset in snow. glasses lost in snow.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Ifrederick
Baltimore
YMCA
Casper E. Cline
Joseph H. Apple
Henry H. Abbott
J. Travers Thomas
R. Rush Lewis
William C. Birely
William C. Johnson
Joseph D
Baltmore and
Oho
Brunswick
Billions For Atoms Aims At Peaceful Uses
The Atomic Energy Commission notes the US has invested over 25 billion dollars in atomic study and applications. Costs include 223 billion for bomb development, 261 billion in the 1961 fiscal year for weapons and raw materials, and 54 million for biological and medical uses, with potential gains from peaceful energy applications.
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United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Crack in code of life sparks synthetic heredity hopes
Global life scientists pursue decoding the genetic code. U S NIH Washington group and NYU Medicine led by Nobel laureate Severo Ochoa report partial success. Potential to create synthetic hereditary materials for treating hereditary diseases, cancer understanding, and studying inherited traits.
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National Institute of Health
Washington
New York University School of Medicine
Severo Ochoa
Observations at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Eric Burrall seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Jessie J Burall Monrovia is undergoing observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Charles L Mullen Frederick druggist was reported in good condition last night at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was recently admitted there as a medical patient. Mr Charles E Wells South Market St was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon in the United ambulance. He is suffering from pneumonia. Scott Dutrow three year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis E Dutrow East Church street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Friday to undergo observation and treatment. Mrs Grayson Smith who has been a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital has returned to her home in Monocacy Village.
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Eric Burrall
Jessie J. Burall
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles L. Mullen
Frederick
Charles E. Wells
South Market St
United Ambulance
Scott Dutrow
Francis E Dutrow
East Church Street
Grayson Smith
Monocacy Village
Chain of Prayer involves 265 Disciples of Christ congregations
In Indianapolis AP report more than 265 Disciples of Christ churches signed up for the 1962 Chain of Prayer a pre Easter devotion. Each congregation selects a day from Jan 1 to Apr 22 to observe a 24 hour prayer vigil sponsored by the United Christian Missionary Society.
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Chain OF Prayer
Indianapolis
Ind
Disciples of Christ
United Christian Missionary Society
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files January 10 1942
Public sale of Charles L Renn estate grossed 26070 dollars. Hitler blamed for German setbacks in Russia as home front rattled. Frederick County schools delay 12 year plan until 1943 per superintendent Pruitt. New air raid instructions issued nationwide. Britain in crisis as Japan advances toward Singapore. Welfare Board budget critiqued. Irene Olson notes admin savings of 9724.11 monthly. Fire destroys at Ritchie Zimmmerman home. New federal use tax stickers required by Feb 1. Syl Pauxtis cites service drain forcing basketball schedule cut. Funeral services for J Keller Smith, former Mt Airy Taneytown principal. Columbia Lodge installed M Hoffmaster as Worshipful Master.
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Charles L. Renn
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Frederick County
Eugene W. Pruitt
State Board of Education
Countriy
Malaya
Singapore
Welfare Board
Irene Olson
Ritchie D. Zimmerman
Trail Avenue
Syl Pauxtis
Blue Ridge College
J. Keller Smith
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Columbia Lodge OF Masons
Mehr] F. Wachter
Freder ick Turns Out $3,000 For World Welfare, Grauman Says
Dr Davis W Grauman local director of Seventh Day Adventist missions issued a statement of thanks to Frederick citizens for the recent appeal. Funds raised by volunteers support a world ministry offering welfare disaster educational medical and spiritual services at home and in 194 other lands. The church runs 705 health and welfare centers and 210 medical units worldwide. The Frederick total brings the worldwide sum to 55 000 000.
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Davis W. Grauman
Seventh-Day Adventist Missions Appeal
Frederick
Grauman
Frederik
Local Queen Crowned With Attendants Named
A local celebration crowned a queen and named court attendants Sharon Rebecca Biser and Susan Diane Stopight. Miss Lee, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Tyson Lee of this city, led the selection with her peers in attendance.
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Sharon Rebecca Biser
Susan Diane Stopight
Miss Lee
Mrn
J. Tyson Lee
Miss Biser
Will You Pay Hospital Bills After Retirement
Retirement advice outlines the risk of lapsed hospitalization coverage after leaving work. Government figures show only about half of men and a small portion of women over 63 had part of their bills insured in 1958–60. The piece urges planning now, noting most people rely on group plans and offering options to convert to individual coverage after retirement with varying costs.
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Blue Cross
United States
Blue Cross conversion rules and a northern plains weather report
Insurance guidance explains that retirees may face higher individual Blue Cross premiums unless they qualify for conversion, with varying company rules. The Midwest faces subzero cold, heavy snowfall, and widespread school closures as energy demand rises and travel becomes hazardous across Michigan Nebraska Indiana Missouri Iowa and Kansas.
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Midwest
Michigan
Nebraska
Cosh
Aero Bridge
Indianane
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Arctic Weather Sparks New Laws and Cold Front Preview
Arctic air drives mercury to new lows as plants struggle to stay warm and residents cope with a pervasive chill. The region braces for relief as forecasts hint at warming in Montana and eastern Wyoming, with the West first feeling the bite of the cold wave.
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Arctic
Montana
Wyoming
Rozelle signs $9.3 million NFL TV pact
Commissioner Pete Rozelle of the National Football League signed a new television contract granting CBS exclusive rights to all regular season games for two years. The deal provides $4.69 million annually to be shared equally among 14 league clubs, with each receiving about $320,000 after fees and expenses.
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TV Pact
Miami Beach
Fla
Pete Rozelle
National Football League
CBS
Reach
New Books At Artz Library
Artz Library unveils new titles by St. John Shellman Baer William James Adams and others with subjects ranging from pond life to American history and folklore The January displays feature World Book Encyclopedia Braille first edition volume and tree growth posters plus nature booklists for all ages
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Franklin Russell
St. John Shellman Baer
James Truslow Adams
John Birch Society
G. Frank Thomas Fund
World Book Encyclopedia
St. John Shellman Baer Natural History Collection
Young Dems Club Election Thursday
The Young Democrats Club will hold officer elections Thursday in the conference room at Winchester Hall. Polls open 7 pm to 8 pm with ballots. The president race pits Dorothy Handley, Elm Street Junior High vice principal, against Lawrence Powell, an insurance agent. Donald Woods chairs the nominating committee with Jean Wastler and Stanley Bennett. A business meeting follows at 8 pm.
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Young Democrats Club
Winchester Hall
Goodloe Byron
Dorothy Handley
Elm Street Junior High School
Lawrence Powell
Donald Woods
Jean Wastler
Stanley Bennett
Dr Quynn To Speak On Frederick History
Dr William R Quynn of Ame lung will address Club Francais in Washington at 4 p m on Maryland history in the 18th and 19th centuries. The talk focuses on Frederick based on Engelbrecht Diary research as he prepares a diary edition. The Club Francais comprises French speaking wives of diplomatic and military missions in Washington at the International Student Center.
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William R. Quynn
Amelung
Club Francais
Washington
Maryland
Frederick
Engelbrecht
Quynn
International Student Center
University of Maryland
History of
Dr Roy Z Thomas Dies in South Carolina Rock Hill
Word has been received of the death of Dr Roy Z Thomas of Rock Hill South Carolina born Frederick county March 19 1879 son of Zacharias and Louisa Grove Thomas a graduate of Boys High School and Western Maryland College He taught at Winthrop College organized and conducted the Thomas Tours He is survived by six children sixteen grandchildren a sister Mrs John L Routzahn and many nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 am in the Presbyterian church in Rock Hill
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Roy Z. Thomas
Rock Hill
South Carolina
Thomas
Frederick County
Zacharias
Louisa Grove Thomas
Boys’ High School
Western Maryland College
Winthrop College
John L. Routzahn
Presbyterian Church
Rock Hil
Large Southern Baptist Churches by Membership Totals
The Southern Baptist Convention reports that 19 of its over 30,000 churches exceed 5,000 members. The largest is First Baptist Church of Dallas with 12,108, followed by Bellevue Baptist Church of Memphis with 9,480.
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Nashville. Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church of
Dallas
Bellevue Baptist Church
Memphis
Marlow Column on a Noisy Yet Cautious Congress
James Marlow analyzes the 1962 Congress as election year driven, noisy, and more political, with Democrats outnumbering Republicans, a conservative tilt, and debate likely over foreign aid UN funding and other issues. He notes seniority governs committee chairs, filibusters can block votes, and few standout leaders remain, predicting steady work but few new paths unless tariff powers shift.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Kennedy
United Nations
Partes
America
Repulicans
Fidel Castro
Sam Rayburn
Robert Taft
Ohio
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Meadowbrook Estates Civic Association Meet Sets Home Preparedness Talk
The Meadowbrook Estates Civic Association in Germantown Maryland will hold its first 1962 meeting on Thursday January 11 at 8:00 p.m. at Peter J Firma’s home. Mrs. Theresa James will discuss methods for home emergency preparedness excluding fallout shelters. Open to all residents. Montgomery County Home Preparedness Award Chairman involved.
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Meadowbrook Estates Civic Association
Germantown
Peter .J. Firma
Theresa James
Montgomery County
Dixon Franck Bride and Knill Groom Wed in City Chapel
Franck Dixon and Dolores Knill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Knill, were married December 31 at 4 pm in the Royal Memorial Chapel First Baptist Church Dill Avenue. Rev Robert F Woodward officiated. The bride wore a deep pink dress. Best man was Frederick L Victor Jr of Baltimore. The reception was at the Willard home on Redwood Avenue. The couple resides at 3 North Court Street. The bride is a Frederick High School graduate and works as an accounting technician at Fort Detrick. The groom holds a BS in Business Administration from Drexel Institute and works as an auditor for the Army Comptroller.
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Franck Dixon
Dolores Knill Dixon
Claude Knill
William Charles Franck
Charles F. Franck
Philadelphia
Royal Memorial Chapel
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Robert F. Woodward
Esther Kendall
Frederick L. Victor Jr
Baltimore
Kenneth Willard
Redwood Avenue
Willard
Evelyn Dell
North Court Street
Frederick High School
Fort Detrick
Drexel Institute For Technology
Comptroller of the Army
Family notes and birthdays near Frederick
Mrs Mary E Stansbury and family near Frederick visited her mother Mrs Mane Beall who remains under a doctor's care after illness. John Douglas Grove son of Carty and Mrs Grove Shooks Town marks his eighth birthday today. Clara Harbaugh Crutchley's Nursing Home North Market Street will celebrate her 98th birthday Thursday after twelve years as a resident, in good health. Sunday visitors at Mrs Lela M Smith Union Bridge include Samuel Summers Jr James and Kevin Libertytown Mr and Mrs David Smith Union Bridge Mr and Mrs Harrison Dixon Frederick Mr and Mrs Herbert Smith Yellow Springs and Mr and Mrs Nelson Hoffman Darlene and Denise Butterfly Lane.
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Mary E. Stansbury
Frederick
Mane Beall
Airy
Beall
John Douglas Grove
Carty Grove
Shookstown
Clara Harbaugh
Crutchley
North Market Street
Record Contribution in 1960 Reaches 25 Billion Dollars
A record 25 billion dollars was contributed to 47 Protestant and Eastern Orthodox communions during 1960, according to the National Council of Churches Department of Stewardship and Benevolence.
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New York
National Council of Churches
Department of Stewardship and Benevolence
Novelist Richard Sherman Dies After Larynx Obstruction
Richard Sherman, 56, novelist, short story writer and screenwriter, collapsed and died in a New York restaurant Monday night after a mass of food obstructed his larynx. Police reported the incident as a possible choking death.
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New York
Richard Sherman
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