Father Mitchell Reassigned Within Archdiocese
The Most Rev. Lawrence J. Shehan announces reassignment of Rev. Richard C. Mitchell from eight years as Assistant Pastor at St. John the Evangelist to Assistant Pastor at St. Paul the Apostle in Ellicott City Maryland. Mitchell, born April 2 1920 in Lancaster PA, previously served at St. Joseph Fullerton and St. Andrew the Apostle Baltimore as well as Johns Hopkins and Sinai Hospital chaplaincies. He contributed to St. John’s Lit Inst teaching and led campus religious activities including Lourdes grotto replicas, athletic programs and Knights of the Altar leadership.
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Lawrence J. Shehan
Baltimore
Richard C. Mitchell
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Ellicott City
Father Mitchell
Lancaster
Elizabeth Lichty Mitchell
Charles A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Frederick
St. Joseph's
St. Charles Borromeo
Overbrook
Mount St. Mary’s College and Seminary
Emmitsburg
D.D
the Immaculate Conception
the Mount
Preacher's Institute
Catholic University of America
Washington
D.C
Rather
Church of St. Joseph
Fullerton
Church of St. Andrew the Apostle
Johns Hopkins Medical Center
Old Sinai Hospital
St. John’s Literary Institute
McSherry Gymnasium
Prospect Hall
United States
Chapel of the Visitation
Sisters of Notre Dame
Mount St. Mary's College Glee Club
Blue Ridge Catholic League
St. John’s
Keely
Knights of the Altar
Holy Name Society
St. Peter Claver Society
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
MacNamara
General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Surgery on 116 Year-Old Man Reported in Italy
An apparently successful abdominal operation was performed Monday on a man who claims to be 116 years old in Pietrapennata southern Italy. Antonio Barbaro, born in 1845, says he fought in 1866 with Garibaldi volunteers who helped unify Italy.
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Reggio Calabria
Italy
Antonio Barbaro
Pietrapennata
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Cold Wave Threatens Reservoir Ice as Levels Rise
Reservoir at near spillway top after rapid snowmelt and light rain. Caretaker reports water one foot below spillway, with six feet below last week. Freezing temperatures to zero to ten above forecast, wind to increase as cold front settles in.
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Fishing Creek
Frank Weddle
Weddle
Weather Bureau
Terrorists Re pl y To Curbs In Algiers Oran And Bone
In Algiers Oran and Bone terrorists replied with gunfire and explosions to French plans for traffic curbs and other controls. Two Europeans and a Muslim died in Algiers. a European killed a Muslim flower seller in Oran. An explosive damaged the Djebel Dira in Bone as riot police prepared to sail.
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Algiers
Algeria
Jean Morin
Oran
Bone
Djebel Dira
France
Route 70 meeting slated for Braddock Heights
Residents of Braddock Heights will gather January 29 at 8 p.m. in the Fire Hall to discuss the proposed Route 70 route. A Maryland State Roads Commission representative will attend as Braddock Heights Community Association directors meet to review the route location.
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Braddock Heights
Maryland State Roads Commission
Grammar Exercise Sparks Parent Outcry in Wappingers Falls
In Wappingers Falls New York a high school English class used a satire based exercise that included odd phrases and errors. A mother demanded details and wrote to the Poughkeepsie Journal while the school defended English instruction noting 80 percent of graduates pass the Regents English exam. The board backed the English department in a unanimous vote, leaving questions about the offbeat test unresolved.
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Wappingers Falls
Irving
Schiep
Grandpa
Nuner
Poughkeepsie Journal
Dennis J. Hannan
Wallengers Central School
Board of Education
Hannan
Wappingers Central
Nol
Observant Police Solve Cabin Break-In
City Police solved a Scout cabin burglary on Catoctin avenue with theft of Scout goods. Officers Dorcus and Mossburg questioned three juveniles for shoplifting and window breakage, leading Lt. Dietz to arrest Larry Stull for petty larceny and receiving stolen goods. Two deerhides and an ax were among recovered items.
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Gideon Dorcus
Paul Mossburg
Norman Dietz
Catoctin Avenue
Dietz
Larry Stull
RFD 1
Jefferson
Heavy Snow Hits California and Northern California
Southern California endures its worst snowstorm in years with mountains blanketed and highways blocked. San Francisco reports its heaviest snow in 75 years as storms bring rain sleet and wind while two traffic deaths are blamed on the weather and 300 cars stranded in Mojave. California and nearby states see school closures and avalanche warnings as the system moves east.
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Associated Press
California
Los Angeles Civic Center
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Bing Crosby
Monterey
Los Angeles
Maricopa
Mojave
Bishop
U.S. Forest Service
Angeles National Forest
Pasadena
San Fernando Valley
Rosamond
Kern County
Fresno
Bakersfield
Texas
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Construction plan for Baker Wing expansion announced
The project budget of 2 061 000 dollars covers an Ey addition to the Baker Wing. The new base is a Y shaped mark with diagonal stripes and will rise three stories. The Y legs will be one story with a basement and capacity for future events.
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Baker
OAS Meeting Splits Over Castro Threat Tactics
At the Inter-American conference in Punta del Este Uruguay the group fractured into three blocs amid debate on how to respond to Fidel Castro. Argentina warned of possible disintegration unless a compromise emerges while Brazil pressed for delay to refine positions and avoid public stance.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Fidel Castro
Argentina
Organization of American States
Brazil
Castro
Cuba
Robert F. Woodward
United States
Woodward
Rezoning Hearing Studied for Shoemaker and Additions
County Commissioners held a public hearing at Winchester Hall on a rezoning bid by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Shoemaker for 2.25 acres east of Ma 25 and Old Maryland. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended adding 8 acres and changing to B-1 commercial, with portions owned by Norma P. Etgler Grayson B. Fogle and Clarence J. Shoemaker.
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Winchester Hall
Ernest L. Shoemaker
ML. Pleasant
Planning and Zoning Commission
Shoemakers
Norma P. Etgler
Grayson B. Fogle
Clarence J. Shoemaker
Fogle
Ma 25
Old Maryland
Restoration Group Named for Frederick Beautification
An executive committee was appointed to coordinate downtown Frederick beautification efforts. Members include leaders from garden and civic groups, Potomac Edison, and the Chamber of Commerce. The group named itself the Restoration and Beautification Committee.
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Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Joseph F. Eisenhauver
Charles §. V. Sanner
West Patrick Streets
West Seventh Street
A. Atlee Radcliffe
Frederick Memorial Hospital Nears Full Bed Capacity
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported a 98 percent bed occupancy, a record for the facility, as it announces a large development program. January 1962 occupancy is projected to exceed 80 percent, with 159 patients and 24 newborns current, highlighting that bed space isn't the sole issue as workload grows across departments.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
P. David Youngdahl
Youngdahl
Revision of 1960 plan doubles hospital development
Frederick Memorial Hospital approves a revised 1960 expansion plan costing about 2.061 million dollars. The program increases new construction, relocates the emergency room, and adds a six story wing plan with a Y shaped base, aiming to meet present and future needs with a target completion in 1964. The immediate phase maintains current bed capacity while long range plans push toward 35 beds by 1980.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Progam
Baker Wing
Baker
Park Place
P. David
Youngdahl
Rxport
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