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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1962
Page
3
President Kennedy faces tough reception as he pushes Congress to cut tariffs. He warns sectional and industry interests may resist, fearing imported European goods will compete with U S products if tariffs drop. He stresses a broader goal of freer trade across all states and regions.
A birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George R Ketterman RFD 6 for Brenda Lee Wilson on her first birthday. Attendees included Brenda's parents and many relatives such as Mrs. Louise Spurlock Myrtle Wilson Joann Thelma Janet Thomas Wilson Donna Carolyn Thomas Jr Albert Sier Jeff Clark Elise Nellie Sier Ronnie Beckie Roland Pat Wilson Pam Sandi.
A guidance piece from the Accident Prevention Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics outlines precautions for selecting and briefing babysitters. It advises checking qualifications, providing written care instructions, sharing contact numbers, and noting emergency plans and safe routines for infants. It also mentions acknowledging reader contributions and a source for a doctor selection leaflet.
Essay argues beliefs shape action and moral character. It asserts sound Christian belief drives conduct, motives underlie actions, and biblical origins influence behavior, ethics, and family ideals, shaping society and individual generosity. The piece contends beliefs matter even when not consciously acknowledged.
Mrs. Vada Bussard of East Eighth street entertained a group at a turkey dinner January 28. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Leatherman and Mrs. Caroline Leatherman of Gettysburg Pennsylvania, Mrs. Ella Ecker of Union Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wolfe, Mr. Richard Wolfe of Hagerstown, and Mrs. Charles Foutz.
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