Eisenhower letters reassure Maryland urged guidance
The 1952 Eisenhower nominee Theodore McKeldin received a letter from the President promising to support Republican policies and seek peace. Eisenhower said he would do whatever is appropriate for the party and its principals. The reply followed McKeldin's request for active party guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eisenhower
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Republican Party
McKeldin
Reading fuels self education for famed minds
Psychologist Dr. Victor H. Goertzel studied 77 world figures and found many disliked school yet became self educated through reading. Among them were Adenauer Churchill and Twain. Seven lacked elementary schooling, seven had only elementary, and 14 did not finish high school. All were avid readers, suggesting intensive reading as a path to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Goertzel
Adenauer
Winston Churchill
Mark Twain
Goertzel
Amalgamated Workers Call Boycott of Jap Fabrics
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers press a two year boycott to reduce Japanese fabric exports. Japanese tailors earn 14 cents per hour vs 7 dollars for U S union tailors. Starting May 1 the union will refuse to cut Japanese fabrics into men’s suits made here to protect 350000 union jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Deer harvest abuse sparks calls to block bill
A Myersville reader argues against expanding deer season to include does and to outlaw archery hunting. They warn that buck and doe killings threaten wildlife and urge contacting the State Legislature to oppose the bill, noting risks from farmers feeding wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Recifer
Myersville
Pythian Sisters Install Officers at Mt City Temple
The Pythian Sisters of Mt City Temple No 1 installed new officers during a January meeting. Installing officer Mrs Margaret Dutrow led the rite with assistance from Mrs Elizabeth Shipley and Mrs Mary Culter. New officers include Most Excellent Chief Mrs Eleanor Fout and others in key posts. A card party and reception followed, with plans announced for February events. The text also notes theater owner Sam Katz, 69, died in Beverly Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters of
Mt. City Temple No. 1
the Temple
Margaret Dutrow
Elizabeth Shipley
Mary Culter
Eanor Fout
Margaret Wachter
Mildred Stitely
Edna Waikmms
Dorothy Droneburz
Grace Stade
Mary Fulmi
Lucille Coover
Bertha Rice Wachter
Mary Rice
Dutrow
Norma King
Mary Ciem
Pick
Binbabeh
Nellie Wachter
Knill
Shipley
Fulmer
Elizabeth Knill
Fanny King
Deiue Crawford
Effie Easton
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files 1911
Items from January 13 1911 report resignations and new ventures for MR JOHN XN BRENGLE in real estate and agency work. Accidents include a horse’s fall on Derr street and a man assaulted in Baltimore during a family visit. Also noted are fire engine upkeep, a milk car service, YMCA director nominees, and a Buckeystown driver injured in a team accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
John XN. Brengle
O. P. Bennett
James 4. Jones
Derr Street
Samuel W
I Lodge
Beaddocer Bright
Edward Hahn
Os Fibre Brush Co
Baltimore
Frederick Railroad Co
East Patrick Street
THE
M.C. A
EL. S Mobley and
Bro
United Steam Fire Engine Co
Baltimore and Washington White Cross Milk Co
Sykesville
Frederick
YMCA
J. H. Apple
Judge Hammond Urner
H. H. Abbott
J.T. Thomas
R. R. Lewis
W. C. Birely
Dr. W. C. Johnson
C. E. Cline
Jr. D. Baker
E. S. Eichelberger
W. H. Hatler
P_ L. Hargett
J. H. Gambrill Jr
J. Dutrow
E. S. McCardell
L. R. Koontz
Robert E. Dellaplaine
J. A. Long W. Cramer
Ernest Helie
D. B. Coblentz
D. J. Markey
Ernest Heifenstein
D. C. Warehime
S. A. Urner
S. E. Brown
G. A. T. Snouffer
Buckeystown
Adam
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Fires
The draft calls in Maryland will be heavier as local boards are named by Lieut Commander C H Bryant at State Selective Service. Roger B Wolfe and Irving E Staley are re elected leaders in their communities. British air raid on Nazi channels involved 550 planes in a ground assault. Joe Penner, 35, famed comedian, dies of a heart attack. Maryland National Guard mobilization to national army prompts redesignation of units with the Fire Infantry becoming the 115th and Fifth Will becoming the 175th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Araft
C. H. Bryant
State
Selective Service
Irving E. Staley
Lingabore Creex
Roger B. Wolfe
Frederic Aember
Commerce
Joe Penner
Maryland National Guard
National Army
Milton A. Record
21St
War Department
Virginia
Fire Infantry
Futh
Fort Detrick Club to Meet for Technical Papers and Social
The Chemical Engineers Club of Frederick will hold its first meeting of the year at the AMVETS club on West Patrick Street. E W Larson and Neal P Cochran present papers on particle Aero properties and disposal by product HCL from toxic plants. Dinner at 6 pm. reservations by Monday evening with Miss Ahie. Women’s Club luncheon and nursery details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Engineers Club
Frederick
Amvets Club
West Patrick Street
E. W. Larson
Neal P. Cochran
Larson
Cochran Wil
Ahie
Wiliam Jacobs
Fort Detrick
H. McAlpine
Fred Rowe
M. Calpin
M. Guggenheim
Robert H. Shell
Shell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
XCO Club
NCO Club
Ralph Thomas
The
Rhythmaires
Frederick Industrial Development leaders praised by chamber
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce lauds Clyde M. Roney Sr. for years of service as Industrial Development Committee chair. The board created the Frederick Industrial Development Corporation to secure land commitments for prospects, aided by broad community cooperation and interest from real estate. Jaycees week highlights youth leadership with Bosses Night planned for January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Hammond
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Chamber
Clyde M. Roney Sr
Hammond
Roney
Reney Motor Company
Reney Company
Brunswick
Frederick Jaycees
Henry R. Dureil
Sears
Walter W. Kirk
CPA
James L. Rimier
John H. ‘Jack Kennedy
Jaycee Week
Maryland considers Schueinhaut successor for federal post
Maryland legislators discuss naming a replacement for Del. Margaret Schweinhaut if she joins the Kennedy administration as head of health and welfare. Rumors place Bertha Adkins as undersecretary, while Ribicoff declines comment and others doubt the appointment. Separately the Taner Town Volunteer Fire Company reports 12 ambulance calls last month and outlines carnival prizes and building plans. Beth Sholom Choir and Sisterhood social planned after installation. A powerful new x ray machine capable of seeing through steel walls is being built in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Del
Margaret C. Schueinhau
U.S. Department of Head Education and Welfare
Kennedy
Salinger
Springs
Fla
Schweinhaus
Schweinhau
State House of Delegates
Montgomery
Connecticut
Adicoff
Washington
Schweinhaut
Welfare Department
Tanertown Volunteer Fire Company
Carnival Committee
Comec
Burke
Estates Probated and Congo Deployment Highlight Dublin AP Dispatch
Regisiter of Willis Thomas M. Eichelberger notes probate actions in two estates, Alfred H. Maple and Della Mercer, with distributions to Lydia G. Maple and heirs Arthur R. Rippeon Jr. and Catharine Rippeon. Inheritance taxes and debts drawn from estate values. figures show complex settlements. In Dublin, Ireland three planes carried 150 Irish army officers and men to the Congo for UN duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Thomas MM. Eichelberger
Alfred H. Maple
Della N. Mercer
Alfred Maple
Lydia G. Maple
Iso
Valiue
Della Mercer
Arthur R. Rippeon Jr
Catharine Rippeon
Dela Mercer
Clark Smith
Dublin
Ireland
Congo
United Nations
Cost Is Estimated For Road Network Reform
Secretary of Commerce Frederick Muel ler told Congress the 41 mile inter state superhighway network will cost about 41 billion dollars. The 1962 to 1966 funding window will shape federal aid shares with the federal government covering 90 percent. States listed include Maryland and West Virginia with specific sums still required. Also, the Navy is surveying the Bahamas area to test submarine detecting equipment ahead of a potential new test site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
Congress
Federal Bureau of Roads
State High Way
Maryland
Pennsula
West Virginia
Army Reserve Lt Col Minarik to begin two weeks active duty
On Sunday Lt Col Minarik of the Army Reserves will report for two weeks of active duty in the Advanced Planning division of the Chemical Corps Research and Development Command in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minarik
Army Reserves
Advanced Planning Division
Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Washington
Striker Releases Mice In Belgian Department Store
A striker let loose a flock of white mice in a Verviers department store causing women shoppers to flee. Police arrested a young man for questioning and reported a similar incident earlier in a Liege department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Verviers
Ln A
Liege
Doctor questions duodenal ulcer surgery and marital issues
A West Palm Beach housewife asks if divorce or surgery offers relief from a burst of domestic stress and a duodenal ulcer. Dr. Hyman notes surgical cures are not guaranteed and urges considering marital counseling and family services before drastic steps. The column ends with a note on Wyoming lacking a lieutenant governor and the secretary of state assuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fin
Jim
Kiefer
Iions Laney Clinic
Harold Harvey
New Yorks Presbrterian Hospital
Uns
Family Service
Association of America
Park Avenue South
New York City
Menger
Wyoming
Secretary of State
Deaths Frank O Lindsay of Gist Carroll County
Frank O Lindsay 67 lifelong Gist resident died suddenly at his trailer home likely Wednesday of natural causes. Survived by two sons Leroy of Gist Elwood W of Fort Belvoir VA five sisters Mrs Raymond Evans Mrs Dewey Pickett Mrs Charles Harrison Mrs Carl Arnd Mrs Celious Belison two brothers Clarence Sandymount John Smallwood and two grandchildren. Body at Waitz Funeral Home Winfield with services Saturday at 2 p m Interment Harmony Grove Cemetery Friends may call from 4 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Lindsay
Gist
Carroll County
Albert
Irene Lindsay
Weithie
Leroy
Elwood W
Fort Belvoir
Raymond Evans
Dewey Pickett
Charles Harrison
Woodbine
Carl Arnd
Randallstown
Celius Belison
Smallwood
Clarence
Sandymount
John
Funeral rites for R Arch Reefer held near New Windsor
Funeral services for R Arch Reefer who died Monday at his home were held Thursday at 2 pm at the New Windsor funeral home D D Harizler and Sons with Rev John Price and Rev C H Shaw officiating Interment followed at St James cemetery Ledge K of P conducted graveside services Pallbearers named David Vernon Barnes Jean Edgar Jones Paul Francis Magin gin and others Memorial services were noted at the Waltz home in Winfield for another deceased on Monday with Rev Roger Big officiating Interment was at Memorial Cemetery Pallbearers listed and burial at Ros cemetery Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Archie Reefer
New Windsor
D. D. Harizler and Sons
John Price
C. H. Shaw
St. James Cemetery
Ledge K of P
David Vernon Barnes
Jean Edgar Jones
Paul Fran Francis Magingin
Waltz
Winfield
Roger Big Method
Minster Cemetery
Luther
Harry Wammer
M. L. Creager and Son
Thurmont
Wiliam Irvin
Albert Zentz
Chester Zentz
Vernon Fisher
F.liam Mount
Nathan le
Ros
Hagerstown
Borgnine Seeks Divorce From Katy Jurado in Santa Monica
Ernest Borgnine filed for divorce from actress Katy Jurado in Santa Monica court. He charges a stormy marriage beginning with their New Year’s Eve 1959 wedding in Cuernavaca and recent violent quarrels. Jurado reportedly contested by claiming no community property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Ernest Borgnine
Katy Jurado
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Ignine
Cause of crime blamed on second class citizenship
A psychiatrist in Baltimore says that perceived second class citizenship among Negroes drives crime. Dr Manfred Guttmacher, chief medical officer, told the Grand Juries Association that underprivileged status fuels demoralization and crime in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Manfred
Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of
Asanniatin Neewspa Erol RC HiVe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jap Fabrics
the News
Pythian Sisters
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sam Katz
Amalgamated Theater Corp
Barney Balaban
Nhaweeat
Public Ieformation Office
Alan G. Bodine
Macomb
Hil
Robert Jenkins
Jack M. Lippe
Pauli L. Minch
Marion D_ Garland
Robert P. Morilock
Robert A. Roulier
Helen Beck
Marques M. Matovich
Cari
C. Baas
Fort Derrick
National Sojourners
Baltimore-Waington
Ry Reed
Ames Johnson
Channeles Aicead
Charles Wibe
Getz
Joha
Louis
Florida
Fardner
Hanon
Che
Casto
Donald H. Saunderson
James W. Startt
Palm Beach
Carlo S. Casto
Bridge
Charles E. Minarik
Academy of Sciences-National Research Com
Joe Extenhauer
James R. Austin
Dwight Collmus
Nicholas G. Fanes
John W. Morgan
A. P. Simmons
Ruhlandi Boyer
Mr. Renew
Austin
Optical
Mrr
Newirand
Harold Fedma
Samuel
Sient
Jack Wagmar
Leonard Zimmerman
Asant
Reuben Solar
Charles Glick
Miton Gordon
Meyer Chertoff
Albert Cohen
Albert Hirsch
Nathan Jacobson
Barney Kandel
Harold Neufeld
Marion Reitman
Abraham Sclar
William Selzer
Julies Shapiro
Benjamin Warshowsky
Manuel M. Weinberg
Beth Sholom Choir
Morton Reitman
Margaret C. Schweinhaut
Bahamas
Navy
London
the — Doctor
Hyman
Garold Thomas Hyman, M.D
Borgnine
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!