Homemaker Council Set April 9 Meeting at Hood College
The Frederick County Homemakers Council schedules its annual all day meeting for April 9 at Hood College. New President Mrs. Russell Dudrow presides. 35 clubs will attend with an election for vice president and secretary. Committees chairpersons include Mrs. Chester Young luncheon chair and Mrs. Walter Page co chair.
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Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Hood College
Russell Dudrow
Austin Kemp
Millard Eller
John Arthur Summers
Chester Young
RFD 4
Walter Page
Adamstown
Edward Widmarer
Monrovine
Wiliam Browning
Airy
J. William Howard
Ballenger
Harold Daver
Braddock
Catherine Thomas
Buckeystown
William King
Charlesville
Murray Fox
East Frederick
Forrest White
Harmony Grove
Walker Ropp
Siamsville
Thomas Summers
Jug Bridge
Raymond Kelier
Libertaytown
Austin Huffer
Middletown
Glenn Ridenour
Mid-Valley
James Willard
Monocacy Villas
Marion Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Lewis Wisner
Walkersville
Marshall Stitely
Woodsboro
Lavenia Hood
George Eyster
Cart Piepot
Fort Detric
Richard Hargett
Frederick City
Harrep
Gambrill Park
Outerge Pix
Gathlan
Donald Fadeler
Indian Village
Eugene Hemp
Jefferso
J. E. Harp
Johnsville
Rippeon
Lewistown
Hartman
Merryvland Tract
Edward McDevitt
Mr. Pleasant
Kenn Bullivant
Ham Brown
Assistant Manager At Key Hotel Named Amos Harper to Assistant Manager
Amos Harper has been promoted to assistant manager at the Francis Scott Key Hotel announced by manager Jack Lee. His prior roles include service supervisor and room clerk with earlier work in business and mining, and he joined the Key Hotel on December 9 1937.
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Amos Harper
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Jack Lee
Harper
Toom
Cold Wave Ignites Ice Skating Hopes Near Culler Lake
Residents monitor Culler Lake as ice forms on ponds and streams across the county amid a cold snap. City officials say ice is too thin now but subfreezing days may deepen it for safe skating this weekend. The weatherman predicts lingering cold then a Monday warming trend with lows near 10 to 20 degrees and minimal snow.
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Culler Lake
Monocacy
Plane Tragedy At Pittsburgh Averted
A four engine plane with 27 passengers and five crew members landed safely at Greater Pittsburgh airport after circling for over two hours. The crew foamed the landing strip as a precaution and there were no injuries. The flight was en route from Miami to Pittsburgh.
Soviet Star to Rome for Rossellini Film
Soviet film star Sergei Bondarchuk has gone to Rome to star in Roberto Rossellini's Night Time in Rome. He told a Moscow newspaper he will play a Russian who sacrifices his life for freedom for Italy and for the triumph of peace on earth.
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Rome
Moscow
Serzei Bondarchuk
Roberto Rosselini
Bondarchuk
Italy
New Midway Booked For 1960 Frederick Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society announces Amusements of America will replace Krell Shows as the midway for the 1960 fair running September 27 to October 1. Jack Kochman thrill show added, with officials visiting Harrisburg for final arrangements and promotions.
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Frederick
Joan T. Best Jr
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Best
Society Board
Harrisburg
Amusements of America
Jack Kochman
Kochman
Pennsylvania
Frank N. Stauffer
Glenn Trout
Clyde W. Smith
Haller Best
Alsgn
Maryland
Hagerstown
Cumberland
American Cuban relations near crisis as Bonsal heads home
Havana reports claim Castro’s anti American drive escalates while U S envoy Bonsal flies to Washington to brief on alleged Cuban provocations. observers doubt a diplomatic break but warn of heightened tensions and possible reassessment of U S Cuban ties and Guantanamo implications.
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Havana
Philip W. Bonsal
Fidel Castro
Washington
U.S
Castro
Bonsal
Ejisenaouer
Ted
State Department
United States
Iri
Atso
Cuba
County courses show student hikes in mathematics science and languages
Frederick County schools report rising enrollments in math science and foreign languages from 1955 to 1959. High school enrollment up 21 percent overall while algebra geometry and solid geometry rise sharply. French up 151 percent and Spanish new to the county with 51 students.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
Smilar
Esi
Corse
Mother In Law of Hood College President Dies
Mrs. John M. Groff the mother in law of Hood College president died at the President's house on the campus Friday afternoon. She was born Nora Bassler Graybill in East Petersburg Pa and leaves a daughter and son in addition to several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services are planned Monday at 1 20 p m from the Groff funeral home with interment in New Providence Cemetery Lancaster County Pa.
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John M. Groff
Hood College
Groff
Andrew G. Truxal
First Presbyterian Church
Iris Club
Daughters of the
Lancaster
Fred W. Gro Inc
West Orange Street
Air Reaches Trapped Miners at Clydesdale North
In Coalbrook South Africa rescuers report fresh air flowing toward the entombed 100 Africans and 6 white miners 600 feet below ground. Water seeping through rock and a mile-thick rubble barrier create ongoing hazards as teams press through debris.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale North
Weleram
State will re argue farm case in Maryland
Baltimore AP reports General Ferdinand Sybert announces plans to re argue a Maryland Farm Assessment Act ruling. The Court of Appeals struck down the 1956 law saying it fails reasonable public purpose criteria for a statewide tax exemption. Sybert warns farmers near development could be forced to sell. The petition requires two of four judges to concur with the majority.
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Baltimore (Ap
Ferdinand Sybert
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Syberi
Dairy Farmers Meet Here in Frederick County 1960 Officers Election
Independent milk shippers of Frederick county gather for the 1960 Capital Milk Producers Association election of officers. About 200 dairy farmers and wives attend the annual dinner at a Frederick hotel. Col William Carey Jr of the US Health Department speaks on new health regulations affecting dairy farmers, followed by Rev Raymond Markley as after dinner speaker.
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Frederick County
Capital Milk Producers Association, Inc
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
William Carey Jr
Bureau of Food Inspection
US. Health Department
Raymond Markley
Bryersville
Old Nicodemus Ice Cream Plant Sold For Fifty Thousand
The Old Nicodemus Ice Cream plant on East Patrick Street was purchased by Clifford Stephens, president of Highs Dairy Products Corp of Washington, for about $50 000. The deed is recorded in the clerk’s office. High’s Dairy had announced the sale last month but did not disclose the price at that time. The report also notes a separate item about a shipment of 10000 Bulgarian made shoes returned by the Soviet Union as unfit for sale.
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East Patrick Street
Clifford ¥. Stephens
High's
Dairy Products Corporation of Washington
Court House
High’s
National Dairy Products Corporation
Austria
Soviet Union
Sofia
Rahesko Delo
Gav
Library speaker at regional school librarians meeting
Robert L. Amsden principal of Maplewood High School spoke to about 200 librarians administrators and principals at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The event was the regional conference of school librarians gathering attendees from Allegany Anne Arundel Calvert Carroll Charles Frederick Garrett Harford Howard Prince George's St. Mary's and Washington counties.
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Robert L. Amsden
Maplewood
N. J
Francis Scott Key
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert, Carroll, Charles
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Howard
Prince George's
St. Mary's
Wash
Tawes Congratulates 2 Women Age 96
Gov. Millard J. Tawes sent congratulatory letters to two 96 year old women at the Chronic Disease Hospital Idabelle Getvendanner and Julia Edwards who observed their birthdays on January 6 The hospital staff provided birthday cakes and Mrs Ruth Crawford arranged the surprise the governor's gesture brought pleasure to the celebrants.
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Chronic Disease Hospital
Millard J. Tawes
Idabelle Getvendanner
Julia Edwards
Ruth Crawford
Runaway Heiress To Return U.S.
Benedict family lawyer says 1 year old Gamble Benedict will return tonight to the United States from France. Judge Roland Levy and Juvenile Court heard the private matter as Gamble’s Roman-born boyfriend Andre Porumbeanu and Douglas Benedict attended. Porumbeanu said they feared kidnapping while police intervened Friday night.
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Judge Levy
Miss Benedict
New York
Palace of Justice
Porumbeanu
Douglas
Gamble
Benedict
France
Fire Training Demonstration at Fair Grounds
Clinton K. Hughes will teach a firemen class at the fair grounds on Sunday afternoon. The instructional program includes setting two old cars on fire between two and five o'clock, sponsored by the United Fire Company. Firemen will practice rescuing injured persons before the blaze.
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Fair Grounds
Clinton K. Hughes
United Fire Company
Hughes
Investigators Probe Dual Airliner Crashes and Theories
Reported in Washington the Gulf of Mexico crash and the North Carolina wreck spark questions about bombs and possible bombers. The FBI traced passenger lists to Robert Spears and questioned if others replaced missing travelers as clues emerged about a clandestine link between the incidents.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
North Carolina
Gulf of Moxico
Gulf
Robert Vernon Spears
FBI
Phoenix
Ariz
Spears
William A
al) Taylor
Diane
Frances
Lax
Julian A. Frank
Westpor Conn
Frank
FBE
Arizona
Shipbuilding Strike Halts Production at Bethlehem Plants
A Bethlehem Steel shipyard strike across the East Coast halted work on a $1 billion ship program including three nuclear powered vessels. About 17,000 workers at nine plants were affected, with Quincy and Hoboken seeing closures on ships like the Long Beach Bainbridge and Luce. Union grievances center on seniority and call in pay as wage talks stall.
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Quincy
Mass
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem
Hoboken
West Milton
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilders
Boston
Sparrows Point
Key Highway
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Noy
Long Beach
Bainbridge
Luce
Springfield
Quincey
Bethlehm Yard
Bethlechem
John F. McGonnigal
Quincy Fore River
West Coast
McGonnigal
Boonsboro Sewer Project Moves Toward Start
Boonsboro moves toward a central sewer system with plans nearly complete and bids expected in a month. The $155,009 project includes a $30,000 federal grant and faces some local opposition while the plan awaits state health approval and a disposal plant site at one town end.
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Boonsboro
Washington
John Wheeler
Dewey Warrenfeitz
Olin Snyder
Albert Sinsenan
Donald Gantz
John Herr
Kenneth Maddron
State Department of Health
Frederick
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Isi
Wilbur Geitssburz
David Lawrence
Kuays Park
Martin
Hhuhiye
Geiel
Roy Layton
Girl Scouts of America
Girl Scout Association
West Frederick Junior High School
Pittsburgh
U. S
U.S. Guantanamo Base
Joseph Big Bear
Indianapolis
Chit Bear
Nicodemus
Frank J. Keeferington
David W. Zimmerman
Maryland State Department of Education
Mae Graham
State Department of Education
Amsden
Tawes
Paris
C. S
Seoul
Korea
API
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