Ment and Religion Forward Movement elects executive slate
The Ment and Religion Forward Movement selects an executive committee with Mir. M. G. Urner as chairman and Mr. James H. Gambrill Jr. as vice chairman. Mr. R. R. Lewis serves as treasurer and Mr. Herbert A. Hahn as secretary. The M L R C A will base its operations at its new headquarters and Mr. Hahn will provide information.
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Ment and Religion Forward Movement
Mir. M. G. Urner
James H. Gambrill Jr
R. R. Lewis
Herbert A. Hahn
M.lc.a
Hahn
Nicholas D. Hauer
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Daniel
Margaret Mantz Hauer
Nicholas Hauer
Germany
Hauer
United States
Fredericktown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Edward J. Smith
Company A
B. Eward Kepner
D. John Markey
Stockpiling steadies steel industry amid looming contract talks
The steel sector tightens inventories as mills run near capacity in fear of another strike when contracts expire. President Kennedy pressed for an early, productive agreement with both industry leaders and the United Steelworkers Union, warning of past inventory surges and layoffs if a delay occurs. The move aims to prevent a repeat of 1959’s six month build-up and sixteenday strike, stabilizing plans for businesses and workers across steel-related sectors. Hospital discharge and birth notices accompany the update, listing local names and locations.
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Kennedy
David McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Arthur J. Goldberg
War Production Board to be Abolished Twenty Years Ago
A 1942 note recalls Donald Nelson announcing the Office of Production Management will be abolished. Ames Hendrickson was elected YMLC president at the annual meeting. Allied warships shelled Japanese armies in Malaya as Nazi retreat and Bataan losses marked the war news. Maryland February fire quota set for Frederick County, and another county draft group listed for probable induction. Evangelical Reformed church held its annual meeting electing elders and deacons.
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Donald Nelson
WAR Production Board
Office of
Ames Hendrickson
Ymlc. A
Malaya
Maryland
Frederick County
Bataan
United States Army
Frederick Memorial Hospital brief notes and local updates
Among the sick Mr Atlee L Boyer of South Jefferson Street was readmitted Sunday for further treatment. Master Peter Knill son of Mr and Mrs Alien Knill Linden Hills had his tonsils and adenoids removed at Frederick Memorial Hospital last Friday. Mr Mourray Fox of Orchard Avenue was admitted today for observation. Mr Charles S Hobbs Sr of Magnolia Avenue has been confined at home six weeks and is improved. Mrs Bessie K Stauffer of East Patrick Street returned home Sunday from Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was treated for a dislocated shoulder suffered in a fall last week and is progressing satisfactorily. Mr Edwin Stoffer of Braddock Heights has returned home after about three weeks as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Herman Jra Hanver Lenis has been in Washington County Hospital since Thursday, condition satisfactory. Mrs Linwood Offutt confined to bed at home improving slowly. BOOM IN JEWELRY Moscow AP The Soviet government opened an air conditioned jewelry store on Gorky Street and business is booming. In its first week Moscow radio reports the store sold 7 000 items to 3 000 customers. It advertises you can pay in foreign currency to lure tourists. RADIO OFFICIAL DIES Ditawa AP Marcel Carter 47 vice president of CBC died Sunday after a heart attack. MARKET PRICES Wheat 1.75 bu Barley 6 bu Corn 6.50 bu
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South Jefferson Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter Knill
Alien Knill
Linden Hills
Mourray-Flfox
Orchard Avenue
Charles S. Hobbs Sr
Magnolia Avenue
Bessie K. Stauffer
East Patrick Street
Fredericks Memorial Hospital
Edwin Stoffer
Braddock Heights
Afr
Herman Jra Hanver_Lenis
Washington County
Linwood Offutt
London
Gorky Street
Moscow
Moscow Radio
Play the Field Advice Column Dilemma in Dorothy Dix Style
Dear Distraught and Dear Helen Worden Erskine handle family courting conflicts with care. A daughter battles a mother’s wild behavior and a fiancé’s Elk Club and farm plans while parental disapproval blocks a dating choice. The adviser urges communication trust and exploring roots before deciding.
Doctor urges preventive care over caretaking in community work
In a frank column the doctor commends a group of 10 women caring for a mentally retarded boy yet argues prevention offers greater benefit. He suggests PTA outreach, prenatal clinics, infection avoidance, and nutrition education for prospective mothers, promoting breastfeeding and avoiding unnecessary fundraising.
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PTA
Arthritis drive shifts to fight crippling diseases nationwide
The National Foundation expands beyond polio to combat arthritis. It cites 11 million Americans with arthritic diseases and 320000 adults disabled to work. It highlights juvenile rheumatoid arthritis cases, the lack of a cure, and ongoing March of Dimes funded research and care networks.
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The
National Foundation
U.S. Public Health Service
United States
Accidents and arrests marked busy police weekend
City police handled multiple auto accidents and violations on a busy weekend. Highlights include two collisions on North Market near Fourth Street with minor damage and no charges in one case, and reckless driving charges after another crash. Additional arrests included false pretense, intoxication, and several exceeding speed limits. A bartender sustained a shoulder wound from an alleged juvenile attack, with no warrant issued yet.
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North Market Street
West Sixth Street
Charles Austin Bender
Market 1
John’ Albert Summers
Bender
Summer
Fourth
Charles Edward Stitley
Robert C. Hilke
Lee Place
Stitely
Hilke
North Market
Fourth Street
Glenn Rickley
RFD 1
Thurmont
Wiliam F. Fauble
East Sixth Street
Rickley
Miss Edwina Mobley to Wed Ralph Putman at Lutheran Church
Mrs. C Grayson Stevens hosted a linen shower at Happy Acres near Frederick for Miss Edwina Mobley daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Mobley as she prepares to marry Ralph Putman on January 25 at 8 30 p m in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in this city. Also note births christenings and party date correction for St Johns Sodality card party on May 2 at St Johns School East Second street. The United States has more than 6000 hospitals for medical and surgical care.
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Happy Acres
Frederick
Edwina Mobley
Ralph Putman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kelly Fitzpatrick
Laionia
N. H
FitzJohn Carr Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Barbara Mersch
Washington
John Fitzpatrick
New Hampshire
New Hampton
Richard J. Waters
RED 2
Boonsboro
Debora Mae
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Waters
Ethel Lum
William Oscar Lum
Mt. Lena
Charles F. Shultz
South Market Street
St. John’s Sodality
St. John’s School
East Second Street
Deeds Recorded At Court House In Frederick County
Frederick County deeds list numerous property transfers with prices from about 10 000 to 836 500. Transfers include 218 and 220 North Market Street and other city and district parcels. Notable buyers include Grayson E Bowers Realty Co and John R Fawley et al with various parcels and acreages. The Seneca Creek Watershed Association met at Edward Taylor School Boyds Maryland with officers elected for 2024.
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Frederick County Court House
Ralph F. Bowers
Grayson E. Bowers
Cora M. Clevenger
Carrollton Drive
Clyde L. Anders
Grace A. Hankey
Richard E. Clipp
East Eighth Street
Charles S. Tregoning
Gerald R. McConnell
J. Latimer Watkins
David C. Smith
Gladhill Road
Frederick
Montgomery County
Thelma P. Smith
Edith L. van Sant
Woodville
Frank V. Compton
Robert E. Childress
Okley Adkins
Gordon L. Margret
Eidle Road
Middletown
Maurice A. Orndorff
Wilhelm Bensel
Thurmont
David C. Tressier
Emmitsburg
Merril L. Reddick
Paul E. Brandenburg
Pennsylvaaia Avenue
Walkersville
William A. Patterson
M. Varnell Little
John
Edgewood Road
Tuscarora District
Seneca Assoc
Seneca Creek Watershed Association
Edward Taylor School
Boyds
Maryland
George C. Paffenbarger
Harry Leet
Elizabeth Wiehle
Albert Glood
George A. Chadwick
Frederick Gutheim
Francis N. Johnston
Lathrop E. Smith
Warren Fisher
Jacoby on Bridge American Team for 1962 World Championship
The American team for the 1962 World Championship in New York February 10 through 18 will feature Eric Murray, Charles Coon, Robert Nail, Mervyn Key, Lou Mathe, and Ronald Van der Porten. They earned spots by finishing 1 2 3 in a Houston round robin of 16 pairs, the first such event and regarded as a top test of skill.
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New York
Eric Murray
Toronto
Charles Coon
Boston
Robert Nail
Mervyn Key
Houston
Lou Mathe
Los Angeles
Ronald van der Porten
San Francisco
Curtis Smith
J Spencer Love Dies at 65 Founder of Burlington Industries
Greensboro North Carolina J Spencer Love 65 founder of Burlington Industries once the world largest textile complex died Saturday. Love built his $3 000 in savings into a vast textile empire and led Burlington Industries to prominence through expansion and innovation.
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Greensboro
N.C
J. Spencer Love
Burlington Industre
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