Frederick Journal January 1 1962 front page
The issue lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, noting prices for one month six months and one year and specifying delivery variations by location. It identifies the paper as published by the Great Southern PTG AFG Co at 26 North Court St Prone MO 2-117 and includes Association Press affiliations and postal details.
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Great Southern Ptg &Afg CO
North Court St
Prone
Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
Freeerick
FTC declares truth must outrank TV showmanship in ads
The FTC ruled that advertising claims must be truthful even in televised demos. Shaving cream ads using a plastic prop sandpaper misled viewers, with tech, not reality, driving the stunt. The commission asserts truth governs, not theatrics, guarding the public from deceptive pitches.
Permits Issued for 12 County Constructions Totals 31300
The Frederick County Assessment Office released twelve construction permits in a Wednesday session totaling 31300. Projects include private homes, a tank-type fallout shelter, barns, garages, and farm improvements across Maryland routes and towns including Middletown Frederick Mt Airy Jefferson Emmitsburg and Ijamsville.
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Paul E. Romsburg
Mildred V. Romsburg
RFD 6
Frederick
Quinn Orchard Road
Albert Knouse
Deland
Florida
Baltimore
Carroll A. Doggett Jr
Glendale Road
Church Hill Road
Locust Street
Middletown
Clarence W. Lantz Jr
Lander Road
John R. Fawley Sr
Jefferyer
Thomas C McDonough
Arthur F. Hardman
Emmitsburg
Mabel M. Wickham
Jefferson
Sea Elephant’s Bark Shows Air-Filled Proboscis
A relaxed male sea elephant displays a hollow proboscis that hangs below the mouth. When it barks, the organ inflates with air, creating a distinctive ballooning sound and appearance.
Storks Wachter couple wed at Grace Church parsonage
Joyce Lee Wachter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Wachter, and Edwin Scott Storks III, son of Mrs Helen Storks, were married December 30 at 7 PM in the Grace United Church of Christ parsonage. Rev Raymond E Wilhelm officiated. Bride wore a green wool sheath with black accessories and a white rosebud corsage. Bridesmaid Brenda Wachter and groom’s cousin John Hahn Jr. attended. The bride is a Frederick High School 1960 graduate. groom is stationed at Fort Gordon, Georgia. The couple will reside at the groom’s East Fourth street home.
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Brenda Wachter
John Hahn Jr
Frederick High School
U. S. Army
Fort Gordon
East Fourth Street
Hospital Notes From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr. John Mohler entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for observation and treatment. Miss Betty L. May 527 North Bentz street underwent surgery at the Frederick Memorial Hospital last Thursday and is reported improved. Mrs. Earl Owen has returned home at Rocky Ridge after a stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Warren Harley Yellow Springs entered Frederick Memorial Hospital January 3 remains a medical patient there. His condition is unchanged.
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John Mohler
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Betty L. May
North Bentz Street
Earl Owen
Rocky Ridge
Warren Harley
Yellow Springs
Lenten Treats: Tiny Egg Boat Sandwiches Afloat
A playful recipe for children uses frankfurter roll boats filled with a mayonnaise egg salad. Two shelled hard cooked eggs are chopped and mixed with mayonnaise, then spooned into halved rolls. Each boat holds a Norway sardine and a romaine sail lifts at the end to mimic a tiny sailing vessel.
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
The issue recalls Princeton University electing Prof. John Grier Hibben president to succeed Woodrow Wilson. Frederick County school officials faced sharp criticism over unsanitary conditions at boys’ schools. Mrs Daniel S Kepler suffered a painful fall injuring her collarbone and head. Bloomfield Mills near Middletown, once Phreeger mill, burned. Four mules attached to a Buckeystown station sled spooked, broke loose and dashed along the track until a flagman stopped them. Llen Haller and Guy Al Baugh were thrown from a sleigh on South Street. Cyrus F Look was confirmed by the Senate as Frederick County School Commissioner.
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John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Frederick Civic League
Frederick
Daniel S. Kepler
Middletown
Bloomfield Mills
A. M. Swain and Co
Phreeger
Buckeystown
Adamstown
Llen Haller
Guy Albaugh
South Street
Cyrus F. Flook
Frederick County
Senate
City Paid in Full for Debris Removal at Central Trust Site
City records show a $1,011 payment to City Register Louis Eichelberger for debris removal and bracing of the Central Trust Co building after last May’s devastating fire at Church and Market streets. John L. Shaw elected president of Frederick County Agricultural Society at its organizing meeting.
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WAR Department
Cirenaica
Middle East
Joe Louis
Buddy Baer
Madison Square Garden
Ruth Alexander
American President Lines
Netherlands East Indies
Navy Department
Ceremony Postponed Ahead of Local Greens Burned Event
The ceremony at the Francis Scott Key District of Boy Scouts sponsored event was postponed to last night. The greens burning ceremony, an ancient custom, has long been supported locally and spread to nearby communities. The Chief of Police commented on the updated schedule.
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Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts
Husky Park
Kennedy urges bold liberal trade plan amid global challenges
President Kennedy urges a six part program to confront recession risk, advocate federal aid for public schools, care for the aged, and immunization. He pushes a five year trade expansion act to lower tariffs with the Common Market, while ensuring safeguards for security industries and workers. A Yugoslav quake in Belgrade area kills and injures.
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House Rules Committee
Congress
United States
House
United Nations
White House
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France
West Germany
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Belgium
Luxembourg
Fraud exposure twisted by Brazilians
New York report states St. Regis Paper Co lost more than a million dollars in credit operations by a Brazilian subsidiary. The disclosure triggered anti American backlash in Brazil with charges of an imperialist plot and a wider attack on American interests.
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NEW York
St. Regis
Brazil
Five Killed As Air Guard Plane Crashes Near Pittsburgh
A Pennsylvania Air National Guard twin engine C-47 crashed during a routine training flight south of Pittsburgh late Wednesday night. All five crew members died. The pilot Capt. Charles M. Griffith reported a rough engine and oil pressure loss before attempting to reach Allegheny County Airport. Witnesses heard sputtering engines and saw flames as the aircraft plunged into a farm, exploding on impact.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Pittsburgh
Greater Pittsburgh
Charles M. Griffith
Brownsville
Allegheny County
Passengers Return From Russia Visit on Belgian Flight
Five Americans and 13 other passengers arrived in Brussels from Moscow aboard a Soviet Aeroflot jet after their Sabena twin jet Caravelle was forced down in Grozny. The flight from Tehran to Istanbul and Brussels ended with Soviet fighters ordering the plane to land amid mechanical troubles.
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Oil City
Tehran
Istanbul
Crackdown on Gizenga Awaits After Refusal to Return
Leopoldville Congo Parliament voted 66 to 10 to order An toine Gizenga to return to Leopoldville within 48 hours to resume his post. The leftist deputy premier arms secession allegations from Stanleyville while Gizenga warns Adoula and Katanga moves signal shifting unity as Katanga deputies sit in Parliament.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Stanleyville
Oriental Province
Patrice Lumumba
Cyrille Adoula
Adoula
Katanga
Stanlerville
Moise Tshombe
Kitona
Dental hygiene tips beat flashy ads for dentifrices
An American Dental Association statement urges brushing after meals and after snacks, using a medium brush with small heads, and flossing to remove trapped food. It notes only about 44 percent of 2082 brushes surveyed were usable and recommends water or a salt and baking soda rinse.
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American Dental Assn
Eleven Miners Die In Illinois Shaft Blast
In CARTERVILLE Illinois a small coal mine 168 feet deep trapped 11 miners after an explosion. Rescue teams found all are dead with carbon monoxide and smoke noted. The Blue Blaze Coal Co mine opened six months ago and the blast occurred shortly after 6 p.m. local time.
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Carterville
William Orlandi
Illiois Mines and Mineral Department
Orlandi
St. Louis
Blue Blaze Coal Co
Sixsmanl
Winds Lash Britain as Storm Kills Three in Britain
Winds gusting to 100 miles an hour battered Britain and surrounding seas. Three people were killed by falling trees as heavy rains swelled rivers. A small ship sank in the English Channel. London reports detail a deadly storm era.
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Britain
London
English Channel
FTC curbs deceptive TV ads with new policy
The Federal Trade Commission adopted a broad policy to curb trickery in television commercials. It ruled Colgate Palmolive and Colgate's New York agency deceived the public with a fake sandpaper test, ordering an end to such commercials and prohibiting similar mockups. The decision emphasizes truth in advertising applies to TV as to other media and signals rising cases on the FTC docket.
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Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission
Colgate Palmolve Company
New York
Ted Bates & Co., Inc
Colgate
Manhattan
Colgate and Bates
FIC
Examiner
Commission
FTC
Fire injures two in Maryland apartment blaze
About 40 residents were awakened by an early morning fire in a SEAT PLEASANT Md apartment house. Twelve were carried by firemen, many in nightwear. Two firefighters were injured and a 1 year old girl treated for asthma while fire inspectors probed the cause.
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Seat Pleasant
W&i
Astm
Wri
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