Hood Church Conference Opens With Child Guidance Theme
A Hood Church conference continues with lectures and discussions on family life and teen relationships. Miss Madeline F. Bach leads The Teenager discussion group, while Mrs Kenneth B. Wallace directs World Order with maps to illustrate global dissensions and UN era changes. An art exhibit from Baltimore Museum of Art, valued around 10 000 dollars, will be shown during evening vespers.
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Tian
Madeline F. Bach
Cleveland
Women’s Guild
World Order
Kenneth B. Wallace
Northfield
Ohio Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
Richard Hipple
York
Ranch Regional Women's Guild
Baltimore Museum of Art
Hippie
0. K. Maurer
Red Lion
the Women's Guild
John S. Royer
Baltimore
Chesapeake
the Women’s Guild
Charles Poole
This City
Spiritual
Maryland
N_. R. Frantz
Work Not a Sin and the Balance of Child Labor
A discussion on child labor cites an ILO report showing millions of Asian and Latin American children in heavy physical toil. It argues work at all ages can aid balance and that education should teach work and service while preserving proper limits, warning against viewing work itself as sin. CLASS-PICNIC The Truth Seekers Class of Calvary Church School held their annual family picnic with 26 members and guests at Staley Park, prayers and songs included.
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International Labor Organization
Geneva
Calvary Church School
Staley Park
Stella Head
Markeil Nelson
Joe Wolf
Charles Walker
C. M. Atchison
Russell Linton
Joan Wickless
Herman Brust
Irene Geisbert
Charles F. Kemp
Donnie Schallenberg
William J. Handley
Perry Trittipoe
Fred Exler
Wayne
Brenda Haines
Sharon Eyler
Harmon Field Dance Draws 140 Attend July 7
About 140 people attended Harmon Field’s second dance on July 7. Jitterbug contest winners included Sandy Michael and Sue Simpson, Joan Perkins and Diane Battisti, Mary Bare and Shirley Mills. Spotlight winners were Frances Gue and Sherry Robertson. Cake walk winners were Shirley Mills and Mary Bare, Warren Young, Susy Tracey and Cindy Lou Sweeney. Donors were Mrs Crammill and Mrs Molesworth. Instructors were Carol Molesworth and Karren Stull.
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Harmon Field
Sandy Michael
Sue Simpson
Joan Perkins
Diane Battisti
Mary Bare
Shirley Mills
Frances Gue
Sherry Robertson
Warren Young
Susy Tracey
Cindy Lou Sweeney
Crammill
Molesworth
Carol Molesworth
Karren Stull
Winners in Staley Park ig Special Events Derby
Winners announced in Staley Park ig Special Events program. A wheel derby led by instructors Mrs Marjorie Reid and Travis Zeer drew about 23 children on decorated bikes with white and blue crepe paper themes. Prizes included a 2 inch bicycle and a tricycle won by John Doll and Greg Smith.
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WEN
Staley Park
Airs
Marjorie Reid
Travis Zeer
Waiarie Hari
John Doll
Greg Smith
Frederick College named government publication depository
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 12 1910 notes Frederick College as a long time depository for United States government publications with about 10000 volumes and public access. Also covers State Roads Commission taking Liberty road from Baltimore to Carroll county line, a brush fire near North Beniz street, a Lutheran reunion planned by Rev G W Enders of York Pa, Emmitsburg electric plant agitation, and Edward C Lease Jr securing a position with D C Winebrewer and Son.
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L. K. Koontz
Frederick College
United States
THE
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Carroll County
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post July 12 1940
Twenty years ago the United States placed orders for 25 000 planes Henry L Stimson took the oath as Secretary of War Italy claimed bomb hits on two British warships in the Mediterranean London disputed the claim The Walkersville Fire Department bought a new fire engine expected soon The Independent Hose Co Standing committee met at Benjamin Rosenstocks home near Jug Bridge Present were Rosenstock Kline Herwig Brust Bowers Frost Carmack Abrecht Rhoads Kreh Dinterman Capt F Lester Smith of Frederick was re elected vice president of the Fire Chiefs of Maryland at a Cumberland banquet Local National Guardsmen will travel by special train to maneuvers of the First Army in upper New York state next month The travel orders came from the War Department Captain Guy Anders commanded
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The
Independent Hose Co
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Jug Bridge
Mr. Rosenstock
G. Allen Kline
Clarence A. Herwig
Guy V. Brust
Charles F. Bowers
August T. Frost
Emory Carmack
Luther W. Abrecht
Paul B. Rhoads
William T. Kreh
Jesse Dinterman
F. Lester Smith
Frederick
Fire Chiefs of
Maryland
Cumberland
First Army
Upper
New York State
Guy Anders
War Department
Hoover condemns leniency toward criminals in nationwide letter
The News publishes a former FBI director J Edgar Hoover appeal to law enforcement officers denouncing leniency for criminals. He warns against prison-replacement theories and indeterminate sentences, urging strict punishment and public protection over rehabilitation fantasies that jeopardize society.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vic
United States
Frederick High School graduate completes signal course
Richard W. Jones son of Mr and Mrs Albert W Jones completed an eight week lineman course at the Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga During the course he learned to install and maintain aerial communications wires and cables Jones entered the Army last January and completed basic training at Fort Knox Ky He is a 1953 Frederick High School graduate and prior to service worked on the family farm
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Richard W. Jones
Albert W. Jones
Frederick
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Jones
Pvt. Jones
Army
Fort Knox
Frederick High School
Pythian Sisters Meet at Mt City Temple
The Mt City Temple No. 14 of the Pythian Sisters held their regular meeting Monday at the Pythian Castle. Twenty members were present. Routine business was discussed with the annual picnic planned for Staley Park starting at 6 30 pm July 13. Members were asked to bring a covered dish and their own dinnerware. DIES OF A GUNSHOT WOUND DETROIT Mich AP William J Reilly 53 general manager of Ford Motor Co s steel division died of a gunshot wound at his home Saturday. Police said he apparently took his own life because of illness described as a heart condition. WATCH COMPANY HEAD DIES NEW YORK AP P V Heinmuller 68 president of the Longines Wittnauer Watch Co for the past 24 years and a company member for almost 50 years died Monday at his Manhattan home. He was born in Switzerland. PORTUGAL MAKES OFFER MUNICH Germany AF Defense Minister Gen Botelho Moniz of Portugal says his government is willing to provide military training grounds for NATO troops including those of West Germany.
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Pythian Sisters
Mt. City Temple No. 14
Pythian Castle
Staley Park
Detroit. Mich
William J. Reilly
Ford Motor Co
Watch Company
New York
P. V. ‘Heinmuller
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Manhattan
Switzerland
Portugal
Munich
Germany
Botelho Moniz
NATO
West Germany
Three Arrested In Bombing Attempt In Little Rock
Three white men were arrested and charged with attempting to blow up Philander Smith College for Negroes using a dynamite box. An explosion near the Little Rock School Board building shook nearby offices as authorities detained two men at the college scene. The suspects were Emmett E. Miller, 44, and Robert Lloyd Parks, 38, both of West Memphis, Ark, plus Hugh Lynn Adams, 3, of Bassett, Ark.
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Little Rock, Ark
Philander Smith ‘College
FBI
Little ‘Rock
Methodist Negro College
Robert Lloyd Parks
West Memphis
Ark
Miller
Parks
Casper
Hugh Lynn Adams
Bassett
Osceola
Local Personal News and Society Notes
Mr Grant D Warner of RFD 4 Frederick left today by plane to attend his father Charles Warner s funeral at Fort Dodge Iowa Col and Mrs L A Parks and son Larry are vacationing at Jasper Park Lodge Lac Beauvert Canadian Rockies Col Parks commands Fort Detrick US Army Biological Laboratories This summer 519 high school students from across the US attend the 31st annual National High School Institute at Northwestern University including Carol Fanes Lindbergh Ave and Carol Bryan Brunswick in journalism Cynthia Kay Fawley daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fawley West South St celebrates her sixth birthday Wednesday Mrs Leo T Waterman Magnolia Ave has had house guests Mrs Charles R Brown and granddaughter Gerry Bryant Arlington VA
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Grant D. Warner
RFD
Frederick
Charles Warner
Fort Dodge
Ilowa
L. A. Parks
Larry
Jasper Park Lodge
Lac Beauvert
Canadian Rockies
Col. Parks
U. S. Army Biological Laboratories
Fort Detrick
United States
Carol Fanes
Lindbergh Avenue
Carol Bryan
Brunswick
National High School Institute
Evarston ‘Hs
Northwestern University
Cynthia Kay Fawley
Robert Fawley
West South Street
Leo T. Waterman
Magnolia Avenue
Charles R. Brown
Gerry Bryant
Arlington
Illness and Recovery Updates from Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital Clyde C Wachter Sr Sherman avenue entered Sunday and had surgery Monday. Roy L Crum East Patrick street Ext recently undergone emergency surgery and is home and improving. Ricky Fogle Walkersville returned home from the hospital after appendectomy and tonsillectomy. Clyde Lawson Jr near Frederick admitted for treatment after a power mower accident. Lewis W Brown Sr Jefferson entered for observation and treatment. Lena Truance very ill at daughter’s home Bowyer Fout Magnolia avenue.
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Clyde C. Wachter Sr
Sherman Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roy L. Crum
East Patrick Street
Ricky Fogle
Walkersville
Clyde Lawson Jr
Frederick
Lewis W. Brown Sr
Jefferson
Lena Truance
Bowyer Fout
Magnolia Avenue
Johnson Challenges Kennedy to Debate
Los Angeles report of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson challenging Senator John F. Kennedy to a debate before the Massachusetts and Texas delegations. The telegram urged a joint session to discuss major issues as the parties prepare for later convention action. Also notes a mix up at the Democratic convention HQ revealing a Merrill Lynch line in a misaddressed 750 Club phone call.
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Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Texas
Johnson
Kennedy
Fim
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Letters Granted For Rosa Ellen Fogle Estate
Orphans Court grants letters of administration to the surviving daughter Ethel F. Boller of Thurmont for the estate of Rosa Ellen Fogle.
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Rosa
Ellen Fogle
Orphans Court
Ethel F. Boller
Thurmont
Keynote Speaker Is Critical in Democratic Convention
LOS ANGELES AP Peace and power depend on American principle prestige and power, Senator Frank Church told the opening session. He warned that these bulwarks have eroded under President Eisenhower over seven years and criticized domestic policies while attacking foreign policy as showmanship over statesmanship at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
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Los Angeles
Frank Church
Eisenhower
Idaho
Church
GOP
Kennedy Prepares Win as Convention Votes Precede
In Los Angeles the Democratic convention seems to have completed its main business before attendees arrive. Kennedy has emerged as the frontrunner after seven straight state primaries, aided by decisive organization and media presence. The event also serves social aims with politicking, demonstrations, and entertainment shaping the pageant for the party.
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Los Angeles
Sen
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Cash for News Tips Offered by The Frederick News-Post
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes in July for tips on local news events. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to noon, Sundays 4 pm to midnight. First caller on a story earns prize levels from $1 to $5. winners announced after editorial review. Phone Monument 2-1177.
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Frederick News-Post
Tvs
News and Post
Monument
Symington as Kennedy running mate eyed by observers
Debate swirls around Missouri Senator Stuart Symington as a potential vice presidential choice for Kennedy. Symington’s labor and civil rights record, border-state roots, and national profile are weighed against his age, wealth, and potential South resistance. Johnson’s stance and party unity are also factors shaping the unlikely ticket.
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Tion
Missouri
Stuart
Symington
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Midwest
Kennedy-Symington
Kennedy
Harvard
Yale
Veep
Johnson
Discrimination At Restaurant Rapped in Rockville
Rockville Maryland May and Alexander Breene condemned racial discrimination at the Hi Boy restaurant where 25 sit in demonstrators were arrested Sunday. Greene said the city cannot regulate private facilities and urged end to segregation in public services. The Rockville Unitarian Church Social Action Committee also accused the recreation program of using segregated facilities at Glen Echo Amusement Park and Congressional Rink.
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Rockville
Alexander J. Breene
Greene
Tokyo Government Monopoly Corp fires 26 employees
The Japanese Government Monopoly Corp announced the dismissal of 26 employees and lesser punishments for five and 18 others who left jobs to take part in antise curity treaty demonstrations and strikes. Public servants are barred from strikes or demonstrations considered political.
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Tokyo
Japanese Government Monopoly Corp
Rocket Stocks Advance in Irregular Early Trade
Aircraft and missile rocket stocks rose in a choppy session as traders moved cautiously. Volume was moderate and price moves varied across aviation and defense firms in New York markets.
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New York
Man Killed In Crash In Smithsburg Driver Charged After Embankment Collision
Kenneth J. Cline Sr. 45 of Smithsburg Rt. 1 died at the hospital after a Saturday night crash on Cavetown Wolls ville road where the car failed to negotiate a right hand turn and struck an embankment. Driver Arthur Elwood Kline escaped injury and is charged with reckless driving. Cline, born Garfield, was employed, survived by his wife Leah and several children, brothers, and a sister. Funeral services are planned Wednesday at Mt Bethel Methodist Church with interment at the church cemetery. The body will be in state at the church one hour before the service.
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Kenneth J. Cline Sr
Smithsburg
Rt. 1
Cavetoun-Wollsville
Arthur Elwood Kline
Kline
Cline
Garfield
John W. Cline
Jane Mae
Haover) Cline
Leah Toms Cline
Kenneth Dr
Donald
Robert
Connie Herd
Magnetic Springs
Jean Funk
Myersville
Eileen Tease
Plainfield
N. J
Patricia
Virginia
Woodrow Cline
Hagerstown
Harold Cline
Gladys Smetzer
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
James Bissell
Minnich Funeral Home
Mysterious malady strikes 2 girls
Two Cleveland Heights children, Bernadette Frantantonio and Venita Frantantonio, both ill with a mysterious illness. Doctors conduct tests to determine if cases are related. The Frantantonios are a family of five with a fifth child on the way. Bernadette remains under observation at Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Venita Frantantonio
Mount Sinai Hospital
Bernadette
Vincent_ Franiantonio
Cleveland Heights
Weddings Hynds Flickinger in Baltimore ceremony
Miss Patricia Ann Flickinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Elden Z Fickinger Taneytown and Merrill Huntington Hynds son of Mr and Mrs Archie W Hynds Cobleskill were married June 0 at the Chapel of Grace Methodist Church Baltimore Rev Dr William Reese officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace and organdy with seed pearl crown veil carried a white Bible topped with white streamers and blue baby’s breath. Best man Robert Calvert Glen Burnie. Nuptial music by Mrs Robert Calvert. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s grandparents home. The couple will reside in Colorado Springs Colorado.
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Hynds—Flickinger
Patricia Ann Flickinger
Elden Z. Fickinger
Taneytown
Merrill Huntington Hynds
Archie W. Hynds
Cobleskill
Chapel of Grace Methodist Church
Baltimore
William Reese
Judith Smith
Robert Calvert
Glen Burnie
Colo
Colorado Springs, Colo
Rt 67 Surfacing Nears Completion at Gapland
The rebuilt Route 67 is ready from Gapland to the opposite end with traffic able to use the full stretch. Workmen will continue on shoulders and approaches for several months while remaining sections are finished. Bids for the final half from the current stopping point to Weverton have not yet been requested. Route 340 changes in Washington County will connect with 67’s intersection.
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Gapland
Workmien
Staite Roads Commission
Weverton
Washington County
Storm Abby Moves Westward Over Caribbean Waters
Hurricane Abby churned westward 250 miles south of Port au Prince as of 8 a m with no land threat. Storm moving through open Caribbean waters, per San Juan weather bureau bulletin.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean Sea
Port Au Prince
Haiti
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