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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1961

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2

Marylanders Back Hardline Policing In National Loyalty Survey

A Maryland survey shows strong public support for firm action against communism and government spending limits. Voters oppose extended unemployment aid and many federal programs, favor tougher CIA/US government stance abroad, and endorse loyalty attestations for students receiving federal funds.

Maryland Marvyland TSA House UN- American Activities Committee Congressional

Socialized medicine debate and Soviet influence cautions

Newsletter wires warn that socialized medicine erodes private initiative and would raise taxes as in Britain and New Zealand. It cites Hoover Commission findings on waste and argues government medical programs are costly. asks who pays. It also notes Khrushchev’s tactic of gradual socialism and summarizes Matt Cvetic on Soviet covert operations in the US.

J. Glenn Beall Maryland United States New Zealand England Hoover Commission Khrushchev Matt Cvetic Red Relef

Emmitsburg Gathers For Visits And Camp Outings

Emmitsburg residents visit relatives in Philadelphia Louisiana New Jersey and Maryland while Jessica Mick visits grandparents in Milford Delaware. Girl Scout camp plans for Camp Misty Mount run July 20 as Karen Shorb Kathy Rodgers and others depart Saturday. Jaycees announce first annual Past President's banquet set for July 13 at the VFW Annex.

Charles Shorb Hillcrest Emmitsburg Charles Peters Philadelphia Sterling Peters Lousiana Kenneth Vaughn Jessica Mick Milford Del Leonard Sanders Karen Shorb Kathy Rodgers Dale Elder Carolyn Wireman Phyllis Charles Betsy O'Melveny Glioma Orndorff Betty Tokar Camp Misty Mount Donald Stoner Hanover Harry D Jones Elzabeth N. J Curtis Topper Ralph Ohler Portsmouth Emmittsburg Jaycees VFW

Emmitsburg to honor George McDonnell and Don Eyler

The event salutes two past presidents of the local chapter formed just over a year ago with Dr. John J. Dillon Jr. as guest speaker and State President Warren Stroh attending. A dance follows the banquet.

Jed George McDonnell Donald Eyler John J. Dillon Jr Mt. St. Mary's College Warren Stroh Marion O'Kelly Sons of Florida Emmitsburg Michael Bobane Ahquippa Bobanie Eugene Warthen Francis Warren Verona Francis Sanders David Adams Philadelpha Adams

Doan's Pills Offer Backache Relief and Sleep Aid

Doan's Pills claim fast easing of backache headache and muscular pains from over exertion or stress and strain. They also promise soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic action to improve kidney function for better sleep and comfort after over 60 years of use.

Dear Milhondp

Family greetings cross towns in midweek notices

F McKenna and family Parksville Ver non Peek and family Catonsville Arthur DeOms and family Baltimore Mrs Gel wicks returned to Baltimore after visiting the Sanderses Capt and Mrs H M Emerson and family Georgia visiting Mrs Emerson's parents Rudolph Warthen and family Mrs Emerson and children will stay with her parents while husband on duty in Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Joseph W Kerrigan and children St Joseph Alice visiting Ward Kerrigan father of Kerrigan family

F . McKenna Parksville Vernon Peek Catonsville Arthur DeOms Baltimore Gelwicks Sanders H. M. Emerson Georgia Emerson Rudolph Warthen Oklahoma Joseph W Kerrgan St Joseph Alice Mr. Kerrigan Ward Kerrigan

Strength for Today The Price Is High

Earl L. Douglas argues that twentieth century Christian martyrs exceeded earlier eras, challenging the perception of ancient and medieval persecutions. The piece contemplates widespread suffering and the scale of martyrdom beyond popular legends.

Earl L. Douglas

Endurance in Faith and Integrity Highlight Zonta Club Session

The speaker warns persecution for Christian faith remains, noting ridicule and social ostracism. Salvation, a free gift of grace, demands sacrifice and endurance, as believers face discomfort for doing right. The Zonta Club held its monthly business meeting.

Zonta Club

Zonta Club Welcomes New Officers and Plans Art Show

On Monday evening Francis Scott Key Fotel welcomed new officers Miss Edna Mensell as president and Miss Dorothy E Handiey as vice president of Elm Street School. Miss Mayetta Hershberger reported on a plays and art show sponsored by Zonta for Thursday July 13 in Storm and Shipley windows from 12 to 2:30 with judges Helen Smith and Evelyn Mudge. Forty six prizes will be awarded. Berger's Book Mart provides the top prize. A picnic supper at Fishing Creek July 31, chaired by Mrs Grace Stickel, is the next club meeting.

Francis Scott Key Fotel Edna Mensell Dorothy E. Handiey Elm Street School Mayetta Hershberger Zonta Club Windows of Storm Shipley Helen Smith Evelyn Mudge Zontians Berger's Book Mart Fishing Creek Grace Stickel

End of a Bridge: Ohio and Indiana Plan Shared Replacement

Preble County Ohio and Union County Indiana officials have agreed to replace a nearly seven decade old wooden covered bridge split between the two states with a modern steel and concrete span. The project ends the era of 277 percent covered bridges in Ohio.

Eaton Ohio Preble County Indiana Union County

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