City Moves to Issue Bonds for Catoctin Reservoir
Fifty years ago the mayor and aldermen adopted a plan to seek legislation authorizing bonds to fund a storage reservoir in the Catoctin mountains to augment Frederick Maryland's water system. A Board of Trade committee presented the proposal as engineer William H. Boardman endorsed the plan during the discussion. The meeting also notedेत Speaker Champ Clark's remarks on his presidential nomination hopes and other local items including a Yukon gold rush note and Elks charitable donation.
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JHE
Catoctin Mountains
Board of Trade
William H. Boardman
Champ Clark
Renard
Calvin C. Hauver
Myersville
Yukon Territory
Frederick Lodge OF Elks
D. John Markey
Company A
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Claude Hahn
John M. Grove
Jacob Mackley
Frank Storm
Boardman
Roy
Byrd urges restraint on debt as ceiling hits 300 billion
Senator Harry F. Byrd calls for a full inquiry into U S fiscal policy before approving any further debt limit rise beyond 300 billion. He cites foreign aid write offs and balance of payments deficits as reasons to reverse spending and reduce the national debt.
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Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Senate Finance Committee
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Brotherhood Banquet Highlights Church Brotherhood Event
The Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ held a Wednesday banquet for the Men’s Bible Class and Churchmen’s Brotherhood with about 65 in attendance. Rev Roy C Snyder president of the Potomac Synod Dr Randle Eliott president of Hext College and Rev Paul L Althouse the church pastor were guests. George E Schroeder Sr opened the evening Roy Culler showed films including Brotherhood of Men Silent Night and One Man’s Opinion.
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Churchmen’s Brotherhood
The
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Roy C. Snyder
Potomac Synod
Randle Eliott
Hext College
Paul L. Althouse
George E. Schroeder Sr
Roy Culler
Brotherhood of Men
Funeral Services Honor Rev Dr. Roth at St Andrews Reading
Rev Paul L Althouse assisted at the funeral for Rev Dr Charles E Roth, former home minister of Rev Althouse, who gave the installation sermon when Althouse became pastor in 1946 at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ. Dr Roth was a former national president of Reed ya service club and pastor emeritus at St Andrews church.
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Paul L. Althouse
St. Andrews Church
Reading
Charles E. Roth
Roth
Althouse
Dr. Roth
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
St. Andrew's Church
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
A 1942 retrospective notes G Horton elected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce succeeding Edward D Storm. War updates include American bombers sinking a Japanese cruiser and hits on a tanker off Jolo Philippines. British fall back toward Singapore as Malaya defense weakens. Allen Jackson tanker sunk off North Carolina by an unidentified sub. Draft boards announce new inductees. News-Post cooking school to open with a modern kitchen install at Parkway School. An 83 year old Frederick woman injured when a car crashes onto the sidewalk near the post office. Miss Clara Zimmerman injured, others unhurt. Frank M Dertzbaugh Sr commissioned as second lieutenant in Signal Corps after a year in service. Henry Hanson Mausby dies in Washington from burns. Princeton 1909 graduate linked to Commerce Department legal staff.
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Philippines
MacArthur
Bataan
Malaya
Singapore
Standard
Allen Jackson
New York
North Carolina
United States Army
Parkway School
News-Post
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Carroll and
Patrick Streets
Clara Zimmerman
Nan Zimmerman
Bertha Roop
Headquarters Company
145Th Infantry
Frank M. Dertzbaugh
Upper College Terrace
Signal Corps
Henry Hanson Maulsby
Grain price list from Farmers Co operative Association
Market prices show Wheat at 1.75 dollars per bushel Barley at 3.96 dollars per bushel Cold manganese price listed as 96.50 dollars per double unit
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U. S. 70 Meet Outlines Maryland Route Plans
A Maryland planning group outlines Route 70 west from the Frederick bypass through Braddock Heights and Middletown to Washington County, detailing interchanges, proposed improvements to Alternate 40, and a possible dualized 40 A. The group urges public input with a January 31 hearing and notes four Frederick County interchanges and expected impact on local developments.
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Hyziak
Planning Department
Maryland State Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
Washington County
Maplevile Road
Braddock
Planning and Zoning Commission
Winchester Hall
Ridge Road
Jefferson Avenue
Bureau of Public Works
Frederick County
Bowers Road
Clifton Road
Teenagers flee crash scene after car hits utility pole
State Police searched overnight for occupants of a 1960 Plymouth that slammed into a utility pole on 0S 340. Police said teens fled in a 1955 Chevrolet after the wreck. The pole was sheared in the impact. Investigator A. D. Carlson leads the case.
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Carlson
Gate Opens for Israeli Armenians to Bethlehem Christmas
Mandelbaum Gate in Amman opened to allow about 600 Israeli Armenians to cross into Bethlehem for Christmas celebrations. The move follows regional tensions and enables a religious observance across the border.
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Amman
Jordan
Mandelbaum
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
School President Earl Riley Dies in Wahpeton
Earl Riley 78 longtime president of the North Dakota School of Science at Wahpeton from 1921 to 1954 died Thursday in Clarkston Washington. He led the college during a period of growth and served in higher education for over three decades.
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Clarkston, Wash
Earl Riley
North Dakota School of Science
Wahpeton
Civic groups and Jaycees push local civic reform in Frederick
A Fayetteville NC style civic club CIVIC aims to take politics out of back rooms and into living rooms while Frederick Jaycees plan a busy year. Jaycees run leadership training fundraisers and public service projects including Teen Age Safe Driving Road-eo and Welcome Mat tours. Bosses Night on January 23 will feature a Peace Corps speaker and awards for outstanding service and farming.
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Frederick City
North Carolina
Fayetteville
N. C
CIVIC
Jim Powell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dunbar
Jaycees
Frederick Jaycees
Frederick
Morgan Horse Show
Fairgrounds
Seventh
Market
Taney
Peace Corps
Washington
Frederick County
Snow Ball Nets 11200 For Hospital Benefit
Mrs. Manuel M. Weinberg secretary and Mrs. Roney treasurer led a report on the hospital snow ball success raising 11200. Dorothea Harris hours credit chairman noted 1177 volunteer hours in December with special Christmas Day acknowledgments. Awards for Nurses Tea included bars and chevrons for hundreds of hours. storage space was set aside on the Nurses Home ae floor. pantry shower for nurses pantries raised 366 articles. Baby Photo service recorded 51 newborn picture sets in November.
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Manuel M. Weinberg
Roney
Dorothea Harris
William L. Brown
G. Raymond Shipley
Bernard Davis
Robert Rothenhoefer
Damar Barrick
Grace Thomas
J. F. Kreissig
Harris
Wilbur Hammaker
Donald W. Falconer
Richard Kelley
Gilbert Lowenthal
Forrest White
A. B. Collinus
P. H. Beavers
Gove
James B. Thomas
Rewborn
Dyer Elected Mason Master at Lynch Lodge 163
Dyer was elected and installed as Worshipful Master of Lynch Lodge 163 Masons for the year. Officers include senior warden William F Holmes junior warden Howard M Albaugh secretary W Meredith Young treasurer John H Shoemaker ryler R Warren A tells senior deacon Rodney E Lentz junior deacon L Lee Kupé jetberg senior steward Charles B Crone junior steward Claude S Didenour chaplain Roy F Gastiey marshal Carl C. The trustees were Albaugh Lewis Mert and Raphael Putman.
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Raymond Johnson Dyer
Lynch Lodge
Masons
Intells
Wiliam F. Holmes
Howard M. Albaugh
W. Meredith Young
John H. Shoemaker
Ryler
R. Warren A Tells
Rodney E Lentz
L. Lee Kupé Jetberg
Charles B. Crone
Claude S. Didenour
Glassman elected Maryland microbiology president in Baltimore
Dr Harold N Glassman Fort Detrick assist ant scientific director was elected president of the Maryland Branch American Society for Microbiology at a meeting in Baltimore. He has served at Fort Detrick for about 19 years after joining post after Army service in World War II.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland
American Society For Microbiology
Baltimore
Glassman
Detrick
Army
Huebner
Court Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
St. John’s School
F. J. Cook
Robert J. Huebner
R. C. Mitchell
Buebner
National Institute of Health
Bethesda
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Father Mitchell
Fraternity of Christian Doctrine
Cook
C. D. of A
Barbara Hoffman Fink Wedding Near Mt Airy
Barbara Lee Hoffman and Paul A. Fink wed on December 24 in a double ring ceremony at Prospect Methodist Church near Mt. Airy. Rev. E A Frink officiated. bride wore white velvet gown with lace crown and carried a white Bible with orchid. Reception at Mealey's hotel. newlyweds reside in Rhorersville. Sixteen-year-old bride’s sister served as maid of honor and relatives acted as attendants. Also listed are drivers license exam passers from area towns and a brief accident report about Charles Kolb suffering crushed toes from a manure spreader incident.
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Frank N. Hoffman
Mt. Airy
Barbara Lee
Paul A. Fink
Helen M. Fink
Rev. Fink
E. A. Frink
Prospect Methodist Church
Bohn
Gene E. Hoffman
Lavenia Hoffman
Conrad N. Rhorer
Harold Hoffman
Leo Norris
Mealey’s
New Market
Punch
Kathleen Rhorer
Ruthilla Bussard
Rhorersville
Master Sergeant Beau Brummel Connell Plans Okinawa Tour
Public Information Office notes Master Sergeant Beau Brummel Connell will undertake an extensive tour of Okinawa and is bringing a tailored wardrobe suitable for the journey.
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Public Information Office
Beau Brummel” Connell
Okinawa
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list multiple families from Frederick, Lewistown, Adamstown, Thurmont and surrounding areas. Newborns include Debra Kay, Kevin Wayne, Richard Graham, Lynn Marie, Tammy Sue, Jane Michele, Rose Anne, Velvet Sue, Donna Michele, Brenda Lee, Teresa Elaine, and other details such as parents' names and residential addresses. Community events include a Catholic Daughters meeting with Dr Robert J Huebner and a birthday party for Miss Nancy Huffer with numerous attendees.
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Frederick
Rose Anne
Paul K. Beard Sr
Sjamsville
Velvet Sue
James R. Reid
Pearl Street
James Louis
Eugene Spencer
Red
Airy
Donna Michele
Eugene Dorsey
Granite Circle
Brenda Lee
William L. Burchett
Lawson's Trailer Court
New Market
Teresa Elaine
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LeRoy D. Fothergill
Calvin George
Sigmund "Pwahee
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Larry Kenneth Bussard
Mainstreet
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Doris Elinor Hunter
Orchard Drive
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Young Place
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Fairview Avenue
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East Church Street
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Knoxville
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Harpers Ferry
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Black’s Mill Road
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Merle Huffer
Broad Run
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