Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Publication Notice
A 1961 newspaper brief from the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co at 36 North Court St Frederick lists subscription rates for single copies and mail delivery options. It notes membership in the Associated Press and postal registration details with a date of Thursday January 19 1961.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Frederick
Associated Press
Focal
Eneres
Ald
No Lack Of Warning In The Late 1930s
An analysis argues that Communist forecasts from Moscow and statements after the October Revolution foretold the era of socialism and world conflict. It discusses Laos Cuba and U.S. responses under Eisenhower Kennedy and Khrushchev, noting the free world was warned and warning rose during political shifts.
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Moscow
Laos
Cuba
Castro
United States
U.S
Eisenhower
Congo
Soviet Union
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Deer hunting stance sparks debate on wildlife welfare
Ray Redifer of Myersville Md argues against bow hunting citing cruelty and suffering. He recalls wild horse slaughter and deer starvation, supports funding deer feeding with higher licenses, and cites True Magazine’s Clare Conley on bow hunting harms. He urges law outlawing bow hunting and emphasizes humane killing.
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Frederick
Maryland
West
Rim-Rocks
Wyoming
Annie
True Magazine
Clare Conley
William
Clare Conlex
Ray Redifer
Rt. 2
Myersville
Engagement Announcements From Maryland and Virginia
A set of engagement notices from Amaranth Pennsylvania Lovettsville and Leesburg announces Naomi Jaldine Smith to Edsel G. Shaffer. Joan Baker to Raymond Kirkpatrick and Dorothea Alice Pitt to Harold Gladstone. Details include graduates, employments, and residences. No wedding date is given.
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Roy H. Smith
Amaranth
Naomi Jaldine
Edsel G. Shaffer
Charles P. Shaffer
Maugansville
Miss Smith
Southern Fulton Joint High School
Hagerstoun Trust Company
Shaffer
Hagerstown High School
G.A.C. Finance Corporation
Lesle Baker
Lovellsville
Joanna Baker
Raymond Bell
Wpatrick
Leesburg
Herbert N. Kirkpatrick
Miss Baker
Loudoun County
Government Real Estate
Washington
Kirkpatrick
C&p Telephone Company
Edward T. Pitt
Dorothea Alice
Harold Eugene Gladstone
Lawrence E. Gladstone
Lovettsville
Plit
Loudoun High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstoun
W. Va
Gladstone
Loudoun
Fort Belvoir
Tigertt Selected For Inaugural Honor
David Tigertt son of Col William D Tigertt Fort Detrick was among 10 Eagle Scouts from the National Capital Area Council chosen for the inaugural guard at the presidential box in Washington on inauguration day Friday Six other Eagle Scouts from Troop 799 and Post 799 were selected as ushers in the reviewing stands near the box The Knights of Dumains honorary group includes the Eagles Involved are David Berge Daniel Carroll Fred Broadrup Richard Graham Hunt Ellans and Mike Inman Scouting leaders expressed elation at the honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tigertt
William D. Tigertt
Fort Detrick
National Capital Area Council
Washington
Col. Tigertt
U. S
Detrick
David Berge
Daniel Carroll
Fred Broadrup
Richard Graham
Hunt Ellans
Mike Inman
Knights of Dumains
Eagle Scouts
al Miller
Harold Neufeld
Frederick
Fifty Years Ago News Briefs From The News-Post
Fifty years ago two people were hurt when Miss Kate Ramsburg spilled hot lard on her arms and Anna Conrad suffered injuries after being knocked down by a bicycle. A Jackson Day dinner in Baltimore drew leaders such as Governor Crothers and Champ Clark. Bishop William Paret died in Baltimore at 85 after pneumonia. The city planned a water study by an engineer as trolley pole work neared completion. R S J Dutrow ordered a soda fountain from Baltimore and David Kline cut a toe on broken glass. Amelia Hafer and Edith Daniels resigned from Frederick City Hospital positions.
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Allen McHenry
James King
Baltimore
Kate Ramsburg
East Second Street
Murray Vandiver
Crothers
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Judson Harman
Ohio
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Lutheran Church Council
William Paret
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Board of Trade
Thurmond
Frederick Railroad Company
MHSS
Anna Conrad
Bernard O. Thomas
R. S. J. Dutrow
Southern Soda Water
Twenty Years Ago In City Files January 1941 Changes And Notices
City Attorney Edward J. Smith prepared a bill to alter police methods to be presented to the Mayor Aldermen and Police Commission then to county legislators. The draft board reviewed six rejections among 19 provincial inductees reported to Baltimore headquarters. Articles of incorporation filed for the Key Club Frederick with Dey M. Haines V. Rose and Allen McHenry as incorporators. Senator Carter Glass urged wartime action against Germany and wished Hitler at the bottom of the sea. Dave Tressler 2 of Zora Pa was killed by an unexploded dynamite charge at Funkhouser Company slag mine Charmian Pa. James Dorsey Robinson dies in Baltimore at 68. Independent Hose Co officers see changes with Vernon Derr August Brust and Charles Bowers in leadership. Brust not seeking re-election after 15 years on the standing committee.
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Edward J. Smith
General Assembly
Baltimore
State Tax Commission
Key Club
Frederick
Lsted
Dey M. Haines
Mm V. Rose
Allen McHenry
Carter Glass
United States
Germany
Hitler
Dave Tressler
Zora
Blue Mountain
Funkhouser Company
Charmian
James Dorsey Robinson
Independent Hose Co
Vernon “Wop” Derr
August T. Brust
Charles F. Bowers
Brust
Ren
Snow accumulations spread across Maryland region
The Associated Press reports a snowfall advancing eastward across Maryland with depths up to four inches by midmorning in some areas and slick highways. Heaviest snow centered near Hagerstown while Garrett and Allegany counties saw lighter totals. Frederick and Baltimore experienced light to moderate snowfall with mixed precipitation and cool conditions elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Hagerstown
Washington County
Garrett County
Allegany County
Cumberland
Frederick
Baltimore
Salisbury
Snow Won't Disrupt Inaugural Parade
Forecasts say snow will not derail the inaugural parade as Vice President Nixon and his wife plan a West Indies vacation after Johnson is sworn in. Officials mobilize snow removal gear, housing is arranged, and 120000 District students will view the event with a government booklet. Jacqueline Kennedy will sit in the reviewing stand chair formerly used by Mrs. Eisenhower.
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Washington
Richard Mcon
Pat
West Indies
Lyndon B. Johnson
Prin
Xixon
Caliifornia
Juno
Nixons
Dilan
Fr. Belvoir
U.S
Jacqueline Bouvier
White House
Eisenhower
Washington Times-Herald
Eisenower
Galapagos Islands Home to 2000 Volcano Craters
The report notes there are 2,000 volcano craters on the Galapagos Islands off Ecuador. Nancy Ash, a Penn State freshman, attended the international gymnastic meet between the United States and Russia. Mr and Mrs George Barthei of Braddock Heights celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary today. Ruth Church street and Dr Wil weekend visit with their daughter Nancy.
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Ruth
Church Street
Wil
Nancy Ash
Penn State
United States
Russia
George Barthei
Braddock Heights
Galapagos Islands
Ecuador
DeLauter Dies at 82 Former Frederick Bar Dean
Dean Henry Kieffer DeLauter of the Frederick Bar died Wednesday night at Valley View Nursing Home Middletown after a decline since a fall in November He was born near Middletown January 23 1878 educated in Frederick County public schools and Wolfe's Business College Hagestown He was admitted to the bar in 1907 and practiced with Judge Worthington He served as president of the Frederick County Bar Association and held various public posts including auditor of Circuit Court and attorney for the Board of Election Supervisors He was a longtime member of the Reformed Church and active in fraternal groups He is survived by relatives in Frederick County Md and nearby areas.
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Henry Kieffer DeLauter
Frederick
Valley View Nursing Home
Middletown
DeLauter
Daniel T
Martha Mack DeLauter
Frederick County
Wolfe
Hagerstown
Coul
I OF Glenn
Frederick Cunn
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Orney
Ece Ant of Appeals
Muder
Worthington
Kian Cagne
Frederick County Bar Association
Maryland Bar Associations
Circuit Court
Board of Election
Frederick Coun
Frederick Draft Board
Peoples National Bank
Brunsbane
Caurca
Hears
Knights of
Thias
DeLa
Pope Confers Red Hat on Four New Cardinals at Vatican
Pope John XXIII elevated Archbishop Joseph E. Ritter of St. Louis and three others to cardinalate in a public consistory at St. Peter's Basilica. The ceremony expanded the College of Cardinals to eight and drew 29 cardinals, hundreds of bishops, and about 10,000 spectators.
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Vatican City
Ieno XXIII
Joseph E. Ritter
St. Louis
St. Peter’s Basilica
College of Cardinals
Cardinal Ritter
Galero
Pope John
Holy Apostolic See
Berto Quintero
Caracas
Venezuela
Luis Concha Cordoba
Bogota
Colombia
Giuseppe Ferreiro
Vatican Curia
Latin America
Fire Destroys Store Warehouse in Baltimore
An eight alarm fire tore through a four story department store warehouse in Baltimore, causing extensive damage and destroying drapery and upholstery. More than 200 firefighters fought the blaze for nearly five hours until 2 31 a m. Three firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation and one with an ankle injury. The Stewart and Co warehouse burned through the roof before midnight. The cause was not determined and the damage estimate was unavailable.
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Baltimore
Fouritary Department
Joseph Qlevict
Flesale
Stewart and Co
John G. Kollman
Stewart
Services Held For Miss Shafer
Funeral services were held for Julia May Shafer the nation's first woman rural mail carrier. She died Sunday after a long illness in Middletown. Interment followed at Burkittsville Union Cemetery. Shafer carried mail from Knoxville on a 26 mile route to Petersville Brunswick Olive Slabtown and Burkinsville.
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North Market Street
Julia May Shafer
Knoxville
Valley View Nursing Home
Middletown
John Barnes
Burkittsville Lutheran Church
Burkittsville Union Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Miss Shafer
Petersville
Brunswick
Olive
Slabtown
Burkinsville
Deaths Melvin W Beall and Barnhart listed in notice
Melvin W Beall 31 of 307 Park Ave Mt Airy died Wednesday afternoon. Survived by wife Eva M Beall and nine children, sister, 12 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. Services Saturday 2 PM at Olin L Molesworth Damascus funeral home with Damascus cemetery burial. Gertie May Barnhart Sr of 26 Berryman's Lane Reisterstown died Tuesday. Widow of Charles A Barnhart and member of Reisterstown Methodist church. Surviving sister Mary Robertson Taneytown. Nelson Partlow 63 retired Ashburn merchant noted in the Ashburn VA report.
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Chant
Warrenton
Prince Williams County
Partlow
Loudoun County
Ashburn
Calvin N
Melvin L
Menasess
Mr. and Reed
Leesburg
Melvin W. Beall
Eva M. Beall
Park Avenue
Mt. Airy
Clarksburg
John W
Summerville King Beall
Charles A. Barnhart
Gertie May (McClelland) Barnhart
Berryman’s Lane
Reisterstown
Funeral notices with Montgomery area obituaries and burials
Obituaries list funeral services held Monday in Montgomery Church and nearby towns. Names include Kenneth Boone Rodger Buxton Roscoe Buxton Gene Buxton and Frances He barber with interment in Montgomery cemetery. Pallbearers listed as Mark Eckard Ronald Keyton Philip Gist Fern Rodkey Larry Starbaugh Berry Buckingham.
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Montgomery
M. L. Creacer
Thorman Rev
Bretherm Cemetery
Crandons
Mehra Eckard
Ronald Keyton
Phiip Gist
Fern Rodkey
Larry Starbaugh
Berry Buckingham
Paterson and Johansson Agree On Title Tour in Miami Beach
World heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson and challenger Ingemar Johansson of Sweden signed a title tour agreement for a bout in Convention Hall Miami Beach Florida on March 13. Also mentions Mary Tracey and hospital observation note among scattered text.
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Floyd
Ingo
New York
Floyd Patterson
Inge- Mar Johansson
Sweden
Miami Beach
Fla
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Frederick Y
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Church of the Tene
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Ephrata
Wiliam Lakel
Tigertt
News-Post
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Pope
Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Delaware River
Wiliam Taylor
Philades
de- Kensington
Mrs. Cariospechi
Donald de- Lauter
Beltstifle
Weldon de Lauter
Rie
Comazar
Evenhower
James Hagerty
Shafer
John W. Wagerman
Misburg
Bomitsburg
John W. Wagermas
Church
Emmitsbu
Charterburg
Julia M. Shafer
Nelson Partlow
Ashburn, Va
Licey Sigler
Join BR
Midd.e
Boonsboro
Lawrence Guyton
John W. Sigler
Mary Tracey
Roll Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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