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Established 1983 published daily except Sunday by the Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co Frederict Missouri. Subscription rates show 1 month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, yearly 9.00. Member of Associated Press. AP dispatches used. Postage paid Frederick, Missouri. Monday January 30 1961.
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Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Com
North Court St. Phooe MO
Frederict
Fic
Sy Carrier
Mont
Ae. 7
Bureau
Associated Pressure
Associated Press
Frederick
Cars and Population Trends in The Auto Age
Auto industry researchers warn that rising populations and growing car ownership will strain garages and roads. Despite growth, one in four families has no car, while some have three cars. by 1963 war babies will reach peak driver age and sales may surge.
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U. S
Missionaries Evacuated By UN From Congo Crisis
United Nations said 164 American missionaries and families were evacuated from Orientale Province over the weekend. Reports also confirmed an armed clash between rebel soldiers and pro government forces at Basoko near the Congo River. Unconfirmed reports said Maj Gen Joseph Mobutu’s forces pushed into rebel territory after a border clash at Bomba. Casualties were reported as fragments reached the capital.
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Leopoldville
Congo
United Nations
pro-Liumumba Oriental
U. N
Joseph Kasavubu
Basoko
Congo River
Stanleyville
Joseph Mobutu
Bomba
Mahaghi
Uganda
Notable early 20th century executives die in Canada and US
Ralph H. Watson of United States Steel Corp retired as vice president over US Steel operations and materials department. Dr John L. Seaton, 84, emeritus president of Albion College and former president of the College of the Pacific, dies in Short Hills New Jersey. Clare P. Woldredge, 65, geologist and early World War I aviator, dies in Falco Alto California after a long illness.
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Ralph H. Watson
API — Sa Reured & Steel Corp
Watson
US Steels
Materais
Harves
New Brunswiek
Canada
John L. Seaton
Short Hills
Jom L. Seaton
Emerius of
Albion
Mich
The
Association of American Colleges
College of the Pacific
Manchester
Iowa
Falc Alto
Calif
Clare P. Woldredge
Goshen
Ore
Frederick Cy Chairman Named For Cancer Crusade
Joseph F Eisenhauer of 910 North Market Street is named Frederick Cy Chairman of the Cancer Crusade by George A Zeigier county chairman of the Cancer Society Eisenhauer has served as executive secretary of Frederick mayor and aldermen for nine city administrations and spent 31 years with the Frederick Post and News as reporter and columnist He is active in the Elks Knights of Columbus local Chamber of Commerce and helped promote Fort Detrick Appreciation Week He also served as a local correspondent for Baltimore Evening Sun and others PHILANTHROPIST DIES IN LA JOLLA Calif Milli cent G Percival 81 philanthropist died at her winter hotel residence widow of George Percival French vineyard owner who died in 1925
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Joseph F. Eisenhauer
910
North Market Street
Frederick Cy
Cancer Crusade
George A. Zeigier
The
Cancer Society
Eisenhauer
Frederick
Frederick Post and News
the Elks
Knights of Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Detrick
Baltimore Evening Sun
LA Jolla
Calif
Millicent G. Percival
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files January 30 1911
The mid winter reception at the Woman's College drew alumni students patrons and friends. President Apple Mrs West faculty and new hires welcomed guests as the Braddock Heights orchestra played. A telep hone pole in East Grace yard toppled. John E Ridenour buyer of the Smoke Shop on North Market purchased stock and fixtures from George Sillis. The Board of Charities report shows Monterue Hospital cost 49754 39 to operate in the past year. Frederick Railroad widens Toul Creek and plans a steel bridge near East Patmeck Street. Calve E Schild Knecht commented on property at Market and Fourth streets formerly used by a railroad.
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Woman's College
Apple
West
Adams
Abbott, Jackson
Wayne H. Bowers
Braddock Heights
Remedies Co
East Greet
John E. Ridenour
North Market Street
Harry Miller
George Sillis
Board of Charities
Monterue Hospital
Frederick Railroad Co
East Patmeck Street
Gilmer Scher
Calv E. Schildknecht
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post January 30 1941
Twenty years ago the War Department plans and draft actions appear in the Frederick area. Five of six selectees called for induction were accepted into the U S Army. Frederick County Bar Association elected Parson Newman president at the annual meeting. Ebert Ice Cream Co directors elected H L Ebert H L Brittam Cyde M Roney G H McGregor Lewis R Dertz Dertz haugh and Frank M Dertz haugh named. About 40 Maryland conscientious objectors deferred by local draft boards will be among the first to serve at a new work camp. Skate Fewwin noted.
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Stimson
Staley Motor CO
E. Paiicksi
Jacob Rohrhaes
John R. Cheatham
H L Ebert
H. L. Brittam
Cyde M. Roney
GH. McGregor
Lews R. Dertzhaugh
Frank M. Dertzhaugh
Maryland
Pafepsce
County-Wide Science iFair Sets Exhibit Rules and Awards
The county science fair announces exhibit rules restricting displays to 30 by 48 inches and only individual entries. National awards include top boy and girl in biological and physical divisions, four Wish Awards of 125 dollars, plus favors from AMA ADA AVMA Navy Air Force and Army. Finalists earn gold and silver medals and attend a four day program with scientists, while events highlight early talent for skilled workers. The fair runs April 8 to 10 with public hours evenings and afternoons.
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Wish
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
American Veterinary Medical Association
U. S. Navy
U.S. Air Force and
Air Force Association
U. S. Army
Brown
Frederick County
Kennedy Orders Defense Step-Up Amid Global Tension
President Kennedy urged a major defense and aid buildup as the nation faces uncertain risks. He warned the free world must test and revise its arsenal of economic, political, diplomatic, and military tools to deter aggression. He highlighted unprecedented aid needs, comparing them to lend-lease and the Marshall Plan, and pointed to Communist threats in Latin America linked to Cuba.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Two Costly Fires Break Out in Calif
El Centro California reports two costly fires on Sunday amid a string of blazes in eight days. Authorities found no link to union organizing strikes affecting Imperial Valley fields that supply the nation’s winter lettuce. Police arrested a 15 year old boy and three laborers for arson inquiry. One fire forced the temporary evacuation of 500 residents.
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EL Centro
Calif
California
Imperial Valley
Mary Smith and Michael Waters Wed in St John’s Nuptial Mass
Miss Mary Patricia Smith of New Market and Michael Minor Waters of Eureka united in a nuptial mass at St John’s church led by Rev Fr Richard C Mitchell. The bride wore white taffeta with lace bodice and three quarter sleeves, carried white carnations. Attendants included Rita Smith as maid of honor and sisters Kath leen and Peggy Smith as bridesmaids. Best man was Stephen Cullen. ushers Joseph Smith and John Hotter. After a reception at the bride’s home, the couple plans a New York wedding trip and will reside in Washington. The bride is a St John’s School and University of Maryland graduate. the groom is a graduate of the University of California and a current assistant to Senator Hubert Humphrey in Washington.
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Mary Patricia Smith
Herbert M. Smith
New Market
Michael Minor W
A. Minor Waters
Eureka
St. John’s Church
Richard C. Mitchell
Rita Smith
Kathleen Smith
Peggy Smith
Quets
Stephen Cullen
United States Marine Corp
Joseph Smith
John Hotter
New York
Washington
St. John’s School
University of Maryland
San Francis
Hubert Humphrey
Priest Shot At Irish Roadblock in Belfast
In Belfast a Roman Catholic priest was shot in the leg by police at a roadblock used in a raid to capture Irish Republican Army members. The border search occurred between Northern Ireland and the Republic. constable Norman Anderson, 26, was wounded during the operation. A separate report notes an oilman died in El Dorado in a fatal accident.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Repu
AMY
Icr Ihe
Ulster
Norman Anderson
Sur
Local Health and Hospital Updates at Frederick Memorial
Among the sick, Mrs Louise Waitz on Trail Avenue is at Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment. James Sweeney a surgical patient at Newton D Baker Veterans Center Martinsburg WV was admitted last Thursday. E Layton Moser 62 near Thurmont brought to Frederick Memorial for observation. E G Terpenning near Thurmont admitted for observation and treatment. Mrs John Getzandanner near Fingerboard road improving from flu. Charles R Smith cashier at Farmers and Mechanics Citizens Nat Bank very ill. Meningitis patient at hospital showing improvement but visitors not allowed. A child’s feet may develop strain or muscle weakness without proper supervision.
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Louise Waitz
Trail Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James
Bob) Sweeney
Cartreet
Newton D. Baker Veterans Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
E. Layton Moser
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hos
Fashion Notes From Friday Night Attire Display
Friday night scene describes Mrs. Carl Weakley in a channel styled aravy wool suit and Mrs. Robert S. Rothenhoefer in a Dutch coat. observers note coordinated ensembles and chic evening wear. The fragment hints at a social gathering highlighting mid century fashion.
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Carl , Weakley
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
Kennedy State of the Union proposals span economy to space
President Kennedy outlines domestic and international actions to boost recovery and growth. Measures include unemployment aid, housing, minimum wage expansion, tax incentives, and foreign aid reforms. He seeks stronger UN funding, an expanded peace corps, and science collaborations with all nations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Department of Housing and Urban Affai
U. S
Secretary of Defense
Congress
Senate
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
State Department
Americas
Peace Corps
Europe
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Mars
Venus
Hood Semester Set to Open at Coffman Chapel Week
The Hood semester resumes with a public lecture by Richard Thomas on Africa, the Waking Giant, at 8:00 p.m. February 3 in Coffman Chapel Room 5. Rev. Dr. Edward L. R. Elson leads Sunday vesper service at 6:30 p.m. Public invited. The campus hosts about 20 students during the long weekend, with opening events dominated by lectures and services. An anecdote notes outdated retina belief in murderer image.
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Hoodel
Eribe
Richard Thomas
Coffman Chapel
Edward L. R. Elson
Washington
Bill Could Ruin Insurance Co. 3 Delegates Have Stake In
An Annapolis report notes a Maryland House committee will hold an unusual hearing on a measure feared to risk a Maryland Security and Insurance Corporation that backs deposits for savings and loan associations. The firm, with assets around 1 million in 1980, insured about 30 million in deposits, averaging 22 million over four months post-1959. Three Democratic Baltimore County delegates sit on its board. president Charles Culver, Roy States vice president, A Gordon Boone director, and others. The bill would cap any account at 106000, potentially harming the company if enacted. Maryland currently lacks laws regulating insured accounts or savings and loan ads. new bills and a commission study aim to regulate these entities.
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Annapolis
Maryland
House
Mary
Cial Insurance Corporation
Tydings
Baltimore County
Charles F. Culver
Roy N. States
A. Gordon Boone
Michael J. Birmingham
Claude A. Hanier
Isurance
Savings and Loan Association
Saving and Loan
Commission
Warmer Weather Expected Breaks Long Cold Spell
The weather bureau projects a rise above freezing today marking the end of the deep cold. Temperatures should climb Tuesday and Wednesday with 30s and possibly 40s, while precipitation may arrive Thursday or Friday as rain or snow. Earlier weekend lows reached zero and 5 below, and Saturday saw 23 degrees. the outlook suggests gradual warming with potential one day rain or snow.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Col
Reporter Turned Publisher Dies in Florida
Waterbury obituary notes William J. Pape 87 who rose from a three a week reporter to publisher of the Waterbury Republican American and died Sunday in St. Petersburg Florida where he was vacationing. Huntsville editor Will Mickle 34 died Saturday of a heart attack after a career at the Times since 1964, born in Anniston Alabama.
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Waterbury, Conn
William J. Pape
Waterbury Republican-American
St. Petersburg
Fla
Huntsville
Ala
Will Mickle
The
Huntsville Times
Mickle
Times
Anniston
Ale
Frederick County Residents Engage Social Security Office
In Frederick County during the year 5 000 receives security benefits and 60 residents contacted the Hagerstown Social Security Office per W S King District Manager. A total of 5 090 visits and calls were logged for information on law provisions with 1650 local contacts and 915 contracts with the county for processing claims and records.
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Frederick County
Hagerstown
W. S. King
Frederick Cour Oid
Freneries
Hacerte
Fresherx
West Chruch Street
Frerenck County
Rais Security
Frederick
Mr and Mrs Ermmett Ham Maker Attend NYC Art Institute Meet
Mr and Mrs Ermmett P Ham maker owners of Windy Woods will attend a Commemorative Art Institute meeting at the St Moritz Hotel in New York City. Mrs Milton Suatz of West Fifth Street will celebrate her birthday on Tuesday.
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Ermmett P. Hammaker
Windy Woods
Movie producer Franklin Gilbert dies at 43 in Hollywood
Franklin Gilbert born Franklin Goldberg, a noted producer of Lead and Far and other Broadway shows, died Saturday of a heart attack in Hollywood. He worked as a film producer for Columbia and Republic Pictures. Born in San Francisco, Gilbert was 43.
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Rome
Frankln Gilbert
Hollywood
Broadway
Columbia
Republic Pictures
Gilbert
Franklin Goldberg
San Francisco
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