Communist Threats and Local Club Activities Spotlighted
An editorial warns of a potential Communist surge in the U S future amid mass psychology and economic strain while a Mount Pleasant Boys Club meeting notes a victory party for a basketball winner and a February 14 scrap drive with Earl McDevitt honored for ten years of leadership. Richard Remsburg spoke on experiences at a dance after refreshments.
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Mount Pleasant
Eddie Bowers
Earl McDevitt
Richard Remsburg
Anevues Dancree Deeg
Budget draft hovers as seaplane crash toll rises in Norfolk
The Norfolk AP report details a seaplane crash with one dead and several injured, while budget talks flag debt reductions. Officials name the pilot and crew, note radar landing issues, and list members from Norfolk and other states amid ongoing investigations and search efforts.
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Norfolk
Tawan
Legisletare
eSasl
Martis
Se Ae Ces Ietuacs
Budgt
James G
Jamas
Ty Port News
Port Arta
Finsace
Lyle V. Kundeee
Feos
Jenn
Norieth
Beleg Maarty
van Huff
Jacksonville
Bobby W. Oliver
Eddyville
Weather and budget notes from Governor Tawes
The new governor proposed 11,009 per department for Law Pr and Civil Defense to match funds. He cut Civil Defense positions and rejected Baltimore Symphony Orchestra funding, with previous grants of 25000 and 80000 noted. Weather listings show 24 hour temperatures and conditions across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Fort Worth
Frederick
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Tawes
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
McKeldin
Moonshot To Be Tried
NASA and the Army plan a second moonshot targeting late February to launch an Army Juno rocket from Cape Canaveral and place its payload into solar orbit to study Earth's radiation belts. Decision timing hinges on a week prior, with no formal confirmation from agencies. The mission would also observe radiation levels as the Moon nears its closest point to Earth in a six day window starting around February 36.
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Washington
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Explorer
Pooseer Space
Earth
Sick residents listed with hospital admissions and care notes
Among the sick Mrs. Kate Fry of 226 South Carroil street in Wanne was moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Nayoda Insley admitted at Vindobons Canvalscent and Rest Home in Brad jock Heights. Miss Effie Winger, formerly at Homeword United Church Home in Williamsport, is admitted to Washington Comate Hospital after a fall. Mrs. W. M. Reynolds of Dover underwent a heart operation at Georgetown University Hospital in Washington. Mrs. Core Valentine convalesces at her daughter’s home in Baltimore. Plus brief note on outright gifts: Susquehanna Electric Co. contributed to a study. Power Co. allocates funds to a fish ladder project at Conowingo Dam.
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Kate Fry
South Carroil Street
Wanne
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Nayoda Insley
Swan
Vindobons ,Canvalscent and
Bradjock Heights
Effie Winger
W. M. Reynolds
Dover
del Wederwest
Georgetown ‘University Hospital
Washington
Reynolds
Exit Willhide
W. Z. Willhide
Trustmont
Core Valentine
Louie Gasting
Baltimore
Bond Issues Proposed For Long Range Improvements
The report discusses bond proposals to fund long range improvements and a projected 450 million dollar budget impact. It notes expected licensing revenue of 990 dollars and related city planning steps.
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Board of Osteopathic Examiners
Baltimore Symphony Play Here Amid Major City Projects
Concert notes show the Baltimore Symphony plans as part of a broad capital improvements program. Funds totaling millions are linked to university facilities, park expansions, a new state facility, and the reallocation for arts and training in Baltimore area plans. The article lists multiple departments including corrections, education, and public works.
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Geer
Sin
Bend Toenes
Mt. Wid
Gir
Thealtimore Symphony
University of
Welewe Maryisné
Department of Correction
Siste Park
Frederick County
Boece Sam
Joaies Tisher
Hagerstown
Siete
Streas Veca
Es Monal
Pengeligi Cere
Pee
Fisher
Lambnage Hall
Reme Bulegeiai
Acmuisal
Gaspowder Hiver Valley
Baltimore
Coumty
Mavalny
ABC
Maryland State College
Princess Anne
Kish
Days Cove
Tojer River
Carroll House
County Inne
Little Gua Taniget
Bradshaw
Gara
Rettsville Road
Princess Ann State
Governor eyes teacher pay raise amid revenue notes
Governor Tawes discusses delaying or adjusting state employee pay raises with a May start date while studying a local teacher raise formula. He asks Superintendent Pullen to propose a method for distributing increases and considers a joint state and local approach based on revenue estimates.
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Rey
Thomas G. Pullen
Sponsors slide as viewers rate TV shows by sponsor
Trendex, a weekly audience survey firm, reports that top rated shows often have long sponsor ties. Miss Shore leads the Maryised Angus Breeders Association event in Baltimore, while Lawrence Welk and Pat Boone follow. Edger A. Merkie notes preserved sponsor loyalties in TV Westerns and farm programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law- Teece Welk
Trendex
K. J. Huebeer
Farm
Liamsville
Ccs
Miss Shore
Baltimore
Edgar A. Merkie
Mayr
Frederick Countions
Bear of Grectors
Elmercy Ferma
Accused Man Is Lodged In Local Jail
The man known as Motherwell was booked at the local jail after authorities took him into custody. Investigators say his statements about the death of his daughter Heather Rovian conflict with evidence from the grave exhumation last November.
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Motherwell
Veing
Alexander
Heather Rovian
Ignet
Chaiel Main
E. D. McCain
McCain
BeCan
Pimceita
Park
Chalet Main
Las Vegas
Main
Local Personal Notes Highlight Birthdays Weddings and Anniversaries
Mr. Harry Burkett of East South Street reaches six years on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Waite Jr of Media Pa announce birth of fifth child and third son Stephen Cole born January 33. Mrs. Margaret Harris, formerly Miss Margaret Harris, designation of Mrs Dorother Marries Rockwell Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Jet L. Derr of 416 East Third Street celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Bernard D. De Mascus marks thirtieth birthday Bentley Me. Hady T. Barnes Mount Pleasant turns eight today.
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Harry Burkett
East South Street
Barclay Waite Jr
Gt Media
Sanewace
Stephen Cole
Whatte
Margaret Harris
desigMer
Dorother W
Rockwell Terrace
Jetn L. Derr
East Third S
Usel
D. Gleana
Bernard D. Demascus
Bentley
Hady T. Barnes
Mount Pleasant
Former City Resident Dies in New Mexico
A former city resident, Paul M. Berrier of Walkersville, aged 1, died in New Mexico. The obituary notes his birth date and that he was sales manager at the Local Coca-Cola bottling plant.
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New Mexico
Paul M. Berrier
Walkersville
Wil Obuerve
Mr. Berrier
Coca-Cola
Md Department Requests Are Out for Youth Music Study
The Md Department outlines programs emphasizing youth music education. Teachers praise the initiative as it introduces children to varied musical phases and practical study methods through the presented instructions.
Taneytown Couple Wed In Evangelical United Brethren
Jean Flickinger and J Richard Brown wed January 9 at Taneytown Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev Arthur W Garvin officiated. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown over satin, carried a white Bible with carnations. attending sisters wore formal gowns and carried carnations and iris bouquets. The ceremony featured traditional wedding music and a double ring service.
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Flickinger
RFD
Taneytown
J. Richard Brown
John T. Brown
Timimont
Evangelical United Brethren
Arthur W. Garvin
Jean Cartee
Oliver Parrish
Lride
Accidents In City Listed
Three accidents on slippery city streets were reported by city police on Monday. No injuries were reported but there was considerable property damage. One collision involved Mrs Betty Derr of Frederick driving a 1967 Ford into a parked 1964 Ford Victoria, with charges of driving under the influence and reckless driving filed. Bond set at $1,008.
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United Stata
Imperial
Russia
Odenly
Teta
United States
City 45
Clus
Frederick City
Phyllis
Marlene Kelly
Chas Hogan
Samira Derr
Martha Chime
Frances Scotts
Barbara Brunk
Frances Scotte
Margaret Levinson
Donna Lee Hargett
Desteleth
Kelly
Frances Scotto
Aed
Patsy Smith
Osborne Price
Carol Hake
Pew
Jachey Thomas
Trail Avenoe
Bentz Streets
West Fifth Street
Claude Evans
Ford
Mra
Betty I. K. Derr
Frederick
RFD
Paut
Farsht
Myersville
Derr
Sttemobdle
Programs for Frederick county sci teachers announced
Frederick county junior and high school science teachers formed an organization to share teaching procedures and improvements. Dr John Woodburn of Johns Hopkins spoke at the first meeting about radioactive materials and a technological course for physics teachers. No wedding date is set for Mise Cline and Ted Ridgeville.
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Mgazemet
Norman E. Cine
Mount Mount Airy
Mount Airy
Mise Cline
Mount Airy High School
Ted
Ridgeville Murseries, Inc
Gmith
Frederick County
John Woodburn
Johns Hopkins University
Engagement Notice for Greencastle Residents
Mr and Mrs Walter C Bart of Greencastle announce the engagement of their daughter to Reginald L Jobr. The couple plans a ceremony in Greencastle Antrim area with health care student Scheel in nursing. No date has been set.
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Walter C. Bart
RFD
Greencastle
Reginald L
Deeper Snow In West Maryland Brings Light Rain Across State
Snow flurries and light rain spread across most of Maryland with Western Maryland seeing heavier totals. Oakland recorded five inches, Cumberland four inches, and Hagerstown Frederick about one inch. Roads slipped, fog limited visibility, and temperatures hovered in the mid to upper 30s with a forecast of clearing and slightly colder conditions tomorrow.
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Maryland
Oakland
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
Tee Wakiert
South
Latterfield Named Aide To Nugent
Washington AP report notes Latterfield chosen as an aide to Nugent with details unclear due to garbled text. The notice references general weather and travel conditions unrelated to the appointment.
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Latterfield
Te Nugent
Fifty Years Ago Hems From The Columnus Of The News Jan 27 1968
A condensed reprint notes the lease of the City Opera House to Pearce and Scheck of Baltimore, the first dynamite transport prosecution against the Emmitsburg Railroad, a $2000 gift to Mercersburg Academy by Mrs. Hood, and a charity report by the Board of Charities and Corrections showing expenses and receipts for Montevue and the jail. The Red Men’s Trading Post draws a large crowd with readings of Hiawatha and tableaux, plus community suppers and prize donations including a 100 piece dinner set and other awards to patrons and members.
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City Opera House
Leb Fbhert Bros
Pearce and Scheck
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
U. S
James H. Hood
Frederick
Mercersburg
Academy
Board OF Charities
Corrections
RED Men's Trading Post
Mary Snyder
Hammond Urner
M Zentz
Russell Baltzell
Paul Smith Honored in Testimonial Dinner
Paul Smith, president of the Potomac Eden Company, was honored at a testimonial dinner marking his birthday and recognizing three years of service in the organization. The event reflects local appreciation for his leadership and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Potomac Eden Company
Vehicle collision on West Imn and Seventh Street injures cars
The report details an accident in Dill avenue area with William H. Yeager as driver of the first car causing a rear collision with a parked vehicle. Damage estimated at 4100 to the other car and 42% to the first. No charges. Officer Evans and Sergt Denver Shook investigated the incidents involving a 1954 Cadillac and a 1953 Nash on Seventh Street.
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Dill Avenue
William H. Yeager
Jalry
Renseteddyeliddert
Sergt
Denver Shook
West Imn
Evans
Cadillac
Wilbur ¥. McBride
Hamilton Avenue
Nash
Hobart B. Bonner
Frederick
RFD
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Salisbury
Frostburg
Central Administra
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Bullere
Joseph F
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Albuquerenne
Lawrence Welk
Pat Boonest
Erase Ford
Jean Flickinger
Charles
University Hospital
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Tral
Bruesmakis
Arrai Dell
Weetminster
Janet Deholf
Littetows
Tiamase Wee
Pew Oc
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Willie
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