Jacqueline Kennedy appears in public after Kennedy death
Jacqueline Kennedy makes her first public appearance 53 days after President Kennedy's death to thank over 800000 sympathetic readers in this and other nations. Police Lt. V K Hipskind reports $600849 donated to the widow and three children of slain officer J D Tippit. The nation and world expressed support through gifts and letters, recognizing the families' needs.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
V. K. Hipskind
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
America
Washington
Immigration reform call by Hart and Keating urges skilled migrants
The United States has welcomed the oppressed but immigration laws should adapt to allow all the family of man. Senators Hart and Keating propose admitting immigrants with special skills, regardless of national origin, to support work and wealth for the present population amid the nuclear age.
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United States
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
In Memory Of Barbara Keyser Letter To The Editor
The Bible Baptist Church at Old Braddock responds to the December tragedy of Barbara Helen Keyser. The author group explains small growth, idle worship, and a wake up call from God. They affirm Barbara as a devoted member and note teens’ dedication to church activities and Sunday services.
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Barbara
Barbara Helen Keyser
News and Post
Bible Baptist Church
Old Braddock
Faithful Pioneer memorial in Bible Baptist Church
A Bible Baptist Church note recounts Barbara Keyser’s death during a Christmas play production The Faithful Pioneer and frames it as an act of God not accident The letter from Rev Herschell and congregation views Barbara as the church’s faithful pioneer and mentions a memorial fund for a future church building 1964.
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Bible Baptist Church
Barbara
Keyser
Jesus Christ
Rev
Herschell
The
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News-Post Files
The Brunswick Herald ceases operations after 23 years from 1891. Brunswick businessmen consider starting another paper. Frederick vaccine officer chosen Dr Georgia Devilbiss, first woman office holder in Frederick County. Young Men's Bible Society aims to expand countywide in 1914. People's Fire Insurance Company holds annual directors election in Frederick. Frederick Trust Company directors present building extension plans by architect B E Kepner. Civic Club reports two thirds of library fund raise achieved.
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Brunswick Herald
Brunswick
E.C. Shafer
Evening Post
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Georgia Devilbiss
Creagerstown
Frederick Trust Company
Third
B.E. Kepner
Civic Club
W. Harry Haller
Twenty Years Ago in The News-Post Files
Pfc Walter L. Roney returns from four months with Marines in the Southwest Pacific unscathed and sends home Japanese souvenirs including a rifle. Prime Minister Churchill ill returns to London after pneumonia in the Middle East and says he will make a war update soon. Congressman J Glenn Beall to address Frederick High School faculty on current Congress developments and postwar plans. Pravda Cairo story about a rumored British German peace meeting was not passed by the Cairo censorship, a source said.
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Southwest Pacific
Walter L. Roney
Clyde M. Roney
Rosemont Avenue
Churchill
London
Middle East
House of Commons
American Optical appoints three in research division
SOUTHBRIDGE MA American Optical Company announces three new assignments in its Research Division. Edgar Dixon named product research manager Dr William R Prindle appointed materials research manager and Dr Elias Snitzer elevated to chief of optical physics. Dixon and Prindle bring long AO service and advanced degrees from Nebraska UC MIT Tufts Chicago.
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Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Company
Edgar ©. Dixon
William R. Prindle
Elias Snitzer
Dixon
Systems Group
American Optical’s
University of Nebraska
Prindle
Glass Research
University of California
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Snitzer
American Optical
Laser, Inc
Tufts University
University of Chicago
AoJux
Birthday, Addresses, and Club Meetings Reported
Personals note five events including Chris D Rinehart observing his fifth birthday. Mrs Margaret Tracey reports son stationed at Fort Clayton Panama since Oct 1962. Two birthdays observed 82nd for Mrs W C Flautt and a hospital birthday for Mrs Jesse B Anders. College Estates Homemakers Club met at Mrs Gerald McCarthy with new president Mrs Gerald Brindle and new members welcomed. Glade Valley Grange held Jan 14 with charity baskets, drapes done, Easter Seal drive, stockings to Montevue, sewing contest announced, and resignations accepted.
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Chris D. Rinehart
W. H. Rinehart
Elm Street
Margaret Tracey
Point of Rocks
Roger Ljoy Jr
Fort Clayton
Panama
W. C. Flautt
South Jefferson Street
Jesse B. Anders
East Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
G. V. Grange
Glade Valley Grange
Harold Roderick
Community Service
Bruce Crum
Herbert Snyder
Montevue
Grange
The
Keith Pixley
Irene Pixley
Markell Crum
Amon Esworthy
Gladys Wis‘ner
Monroe Stup
Dwight Smith
Jefferson
Glade Valley
Pomona Grange
Administrator Elmer Andrews Dies in Virginia Hospital
Elmer Andrews, 73, the first administrator of the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1938, died Friday at a FairMax, Virginia hospital from a heart attack.
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Washington (Ap
Elmer Andrews
Fair Labor Standards Acta
Space program by-products promised to touch every life
A Fredericktonian in NASA service highlights how space technology yields consumer benefits from safer helmets to improved weather forecasts. He cites non-stick coatings for hatmaking, clean air and water with long voyages in mind, and spin-off examples from NASA research. He notes weather forecasting gains and broader societal impacts.
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Oklahoma
NASA
Astronautics and Aerospace Engineering
United States
Aerospace
Mathias Seeks Reelection and Panama Policy Calls
Congressman Mathias urges firm U S stance on Panama Canal, rebuffs renegotiation, cites need for fair policy. He criticizes space program profits after John Glenn’s resignation and urges youth to value service over personal gain. Also notes local obituaries and community notices including George Tudor’s Greenville funeral.
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Louis L. Goldstein
U.S. Atty
Joseph D. Tydings
Senate
Tydings
Goldstein
Bowie
Hagerstown
John H. Glenn Jr
Ohio
Maryland
Navy Adm
Hyman Rickover
Mathias
Marine Corps
U.S. Senate
Panama
Canal Zone
Saylor Potter Wedding in Sharpsburg Church Parsonage
Miss Dianna Elaine Saylor daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Saylor of Sharpsburg married Elton Leroy Potter Jr son of Mr and Mrs Elton L Potter Sr of Knoxville January 11 at Antietam Church of God parsonage Rev Harold C Beck presided. Attendants included maid of honor Harriet Rees and best man Wayne Saylor. Reception at the brides home followed. The couple will reside in Frederick. Also noted: Walter H Cramer Jr named director of organization planning at B and O marketing in Baltimore. Maryland Bar Association approves nonpartisan judicial selection plan.
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Saylor
Dianna Elaine Saylor
Morris Saylor
Sharpsburg
Elton Leroy Potter Jr
Elton L. Potter Sr
Knoxville
Antietam Church of God Parsonage
Harold C. Beck
Harriet Rees
Wayne Saylor
Frederick
Boonsboro High School
Potter
B&o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Walter H. Cramer Jr
Baltimore
Charles J. Henry Jr
Mr. Cramer
St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
St. Louis
Funeral services for Mrs Edna Carter Wells
Funeral services for Edna Carter Wells widow of George B Wells were held at the funeral home on Friday at 11 a.m. Rev Ralph M Sharpe pastor of the Calvary Methodist Church officiated. Pallbearers included Elwood T Whitmore Robert Keeney Alfonso W Coran and Donald Fadeley. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors supervised arrangements.
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Edna Carter Wells
George B. Wells
Falmouth
Mass
Funeral Home
East Church Street
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Elwood T. Whitmore
Robert Keeney
Alfonzo W. Coran
Donald Fadeley
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R.etchison and Son
Co-Workers Class Meeting Plans April Rummage Sale
The Co-Workers Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville met January 9 at Mrs Walter Dudrow s home. The group opened with singing scripture and prayer. A Fastnacht sale and a rummage sale are planned for April 18. Refreshments were served by Mrs Dudrow Mrs Alvin Simon and Mrs Durward Kettle.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Walter Dudrow
Dudrow
Alvin Simon
Durward Kettele
Sick Mr Charles G Harris of Boonsboro A patient in hospital
Among The Sick Mr. Charles G Harris of Boonsboro formerly of this city is a patient at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown where he is reported in fair condition Mrs Amy E Hoffman Rockwell Terrace has returned home after a month as medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital greatly improved Mr Ralph Harris this city has been a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since December 4 He is an employee of Fort Detrick Mr James Kearfoot Brunswick has been a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital since December 23 He is employed at Fort Detrick Thomas M Hichelberger Registrar of Wills for Frederick County is reported in good condition at Providence Hospital Washington where he underwent surgery Monday His address is Room 239 St Catherine's Hall Providence Hospital 12th and Varnum streets NE Washington DC
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Charles G. (Kelly) Harris
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Amy E. Hoffman
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ralph Harris
Harris
Fort Detrick
James Kearfoot
Brunswick
Thomas M. Hichelberger
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Providence Hospital
Washington
St. Catherine’s Hall
12Th
Varnum Streets
N.E
D.C
Thurmont 4-H Club Formally Begins New Year in 1964
The Thurmont Blue Ribbon Girls 4H Club held its January 6 meeting at Pamela and Melissa Reed’s home with 21 members present. Wanda Black led the business session. demonstrations on transplanting house plants and room care were given by Deborah Parks and Marguerite Bollinger. A bazaar potential was discussed and a committee chaired by Kimberly Parks was named. New officers will meet January 7 at Mrs. Marvin Stambaugh’s, with Penelope Wood leading a game in absence of recreation leader. Mrs. Gordon M. Parks assumed leadership with Mrs. Marvin Stambaugh as assistant after ten years. Project leaders were named: Lee Black, Edwin Miller, and Robert Oyle.
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Thurmont
Pamela
Melissa Reed
Wanda Black
Deborah Parks
Marguerite Bollinger
Carol Emrich
Kimberly Parks
Debbie Leisner
Pamela Weddle
Melanie Martin
Gail Stull
Marvin Stambaugh
Penelope Wood
Reed
Gordon M. Parks
Stambaugh
Thurmont Club
Parks
Blue Ribbon Club
Lee Black
Edwin Miller
Robert Oyle
Bus Trip Planned for Day in Annapolis
A Day in Annapolis bus trip organized by the Republican Women groups of Taneytown Westminster and Hampstead is scheduled for February 13. Reservations contact Mrs John Harner Taneytown. The Mothers March of Dimes Taneytown District fundraiser set January 28 from 7 to 9 pm with porch light contributions requested. Singer Separated Los Angeles Opera star Mary Costa and director Frank Tashlin have separated but not legally. The Maryland Board of Public Welfare votes to ban unsolicited late night welfare home visits.
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Annapolis
Taneytown
Westminster
Hampstead
John §. Harner
Mothers March of Dimes
Los Angeles
Opera
Mary Costa
Frank Tashlin
Byrank
Metropolitan Opera
Baltimore
Maryland Board of Public Welfare
Police Issue Check Warning In Frederick Area
City Police and the Frederick Chamber of Commerce warn bankers and merchants about possible circulation of stolen payroll checks. About 1,328 checks were taken last week from Trans-American Freight Lines in Baltimore. Police say most checks were payroll and amounts up to 300 dollars. None found locally so far.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Frederick l
Baltimore
Trans - American ‘Freight Lines
Chamber of Commerce
Charles V. Main
Local Businessman Dies At VA Hospital
Henry Clayton Hartsough 54 of Frederick died Friday evening at the Newton D. Baker VA Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after a ten day illness He and his wife ran the Card Shop on North Market Street for four years He was a World War II Marine Corps veteran and a member of the United Brethren Church and the Elks Club Funeral arrangements will be announced by M R Etchison and Son funeral directors
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George C. Grove
Carrie Elizabeth Grove
George Clifford Grove
Taney Apartments
Frederick County
Charles F
Laura Summers Brown
Leonard M. Grove
Hagerstown
Oscar F. Grove
Frederick
Leroy Baker
Ray Baker
Doubs
Harry Getzendanner
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence E
East Church Street
Middletown
M. R. Etchison and Son
Richard Gordon Malone
Richard G. Malone
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Aimee Malone
Clarence Malone
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
The
Community Association of
Clarence Merriman
Brunswick
Bodie Wiggington
Harold Cohen
North Miami Beach
Fla
Paul S. Malone
Gladhill
J. Paul Seltzer
Reformed
Middlestown
Henry Clayton Hartsough
North Market Street
Newton D. Baker VA Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fort Detrick
Hartsoughs
Lancaster
Mary Backett Hartsough Jamison
Benjamin C. Hartsough
Viella M. Sullenberger Hartsough
Bonnie Vee Hartsough
J. Wayne Hartsough
Penns Grove
N. J
Philip Saylor
Jeannette
Marine Corps
United Brethren Church
Elks Club of
Taken to Hospital After West Patrick Street Incident
City police reported Patsy May Schill 23 of West Patrick street was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with a small cut on her left wrist after an incident at the Blue Lantern Cafe. She was picked up by United Ambulance and treated and released. Sgt J Frank Main led the investigation and she said she fell and cut her hand on glass.
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Hospital
City
Patsy May Schill
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Miss Schill
Blue Lantern Cafe
United Ambulance
City Police
J. Frank Main
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Tick
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A. J. Zmudzinski
Joe Eisenhauer
W. Henry Decker
Mr. Decker
New World
Christian Science Monitor
George L. Simpson, Jr
Langley Research Center
Lincoln P. Bloomfield
Bloomfield
Archie C. Miller
Cockeysville
Miller
Theodore and
Elizabeth Crouse Miller
Emma Lou Miller
Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Samuel Gregg
Ava Bentz
Ada Miller
Hanover
Brook
Towson
Jerry K. Robbins
Haughs Lutheran Cemetery
Ladiesburg
George F. Tudor
Ralph P. Merchant
Greenville
Merchant
Prescott
Ariz
Tudor
Washington Executive Association
Christine Tudor
Gary
Maryland State Bar Association
Dwayne L. Lippy
Strayer Junior College
Mr. Lippy
Alvoye Lippy
RFD
Singanore High School
Th Financial Administratio
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