Dems Propose Maryland Women Advisory Council
Baltimore AP report says Dr. Clarence D. Long executive co chairman urges a statewide advisory council of women to advise Maryland Democratic leaders at the United Democratic Women's Clubs for Maryland meeting. He credits Gov. Tawes with greater political recognition for women. Women active in ward politics help doorbells calls and vote turnout.
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Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Maryland
Democratic Party
Clarence D. Long
United Democratic Women's Clubs For
Long
Gov. Tawes
The News Fre del and Frederick July 21 1961
Page four item from The News Frederick Maryland notes publication details and rates for subscriptions. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and mails legal notices as second class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg & Mfg. CO
North Course
Carrer
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associates Press
Foreign Aid Debate Prompts Tax Moratorium Idea
Congress weighs an $18 billion year one and $26 billion five year foreign aid package under presidential authority. Proponents claim aid boosts allied economies and security, while critics fear higher costs and market distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Laos
Cuba
Africa
Berlin
London Zoo Worm Dies After Long Life
Gertrude the London Zoo's five foot earth worm has died. A spokesman admitted it may have been old age, noting the worm arrived June 11 from New York after being caught in the Colombian Andes. The exact age is unknown but considered quite old for a worm.
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London
Gertrude
London Zoo
New York
Battle of the Monocacy Reignites Civil War Era Rivalry
Militia factions labeled Browns and Blues clash near Frederick as Maryland National Guard encampment hosts governor Crothers and Warfield. 35,000 attend Pen-Mar Reformed reunion while local improvements advance and notable deaths, misfortunes, and events populate the day.
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David Michael Lambert
West Patrick Street
Montevue
Crownsville State Hospital
Anne Arundel County
George Shorb
Utica
C. W. Haupt
Hiram Houpt
Myersville
Atlantic City
Northern Central Railroad
Bull Run
Manassas
President Taft
Washington
Martin Kefauver
Middletown
Messrs
J. W. Summers
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post July 21 1941
Items reflect wartime and local news from July 21 1941. The 10th Observation Squadron moved from Detrick Field to A P Hill Virginia for extended maneuvers. Russia bombs destroy refineries in Romania. a 4 000 000 man Soviet army waits behind Moscow for the Nazis. Britain claims heavy damage to Muenster and Aachen. Potomac Motor Lines seeks waiver to extend bus service in Frederick. William D Barrick injured when wagon overturns on wheat load near Walkersville. Thurmont sewer work resumes with WPA aid and about 50 workers resume projects.
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News-Post
Detrick Field
A. P. Hill
Fredericksburg
Romania
Moscow
England
Britain
Muenster
Aachen
RAF
Frederick
Public Service Commission
Potomac Motor Lines
William D. Barrick
Walkersville
Fort Detrick News Highlights New Look Program
Fort Detrick reports buildings being occupied or near occupancy under the New Look program. A completed warehouse is in use and enlisted barracks are due for occupancy around September 1. Trees and shrubs are planted at the main gate parade field and housing streets while old WWI temporary structures are salvaged.
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Fort Detrick
Bernadette Rajewski Weds Donald Joy In Baltimore Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Bernadette Helen Rajewski of Baltimore to Donald Vincent Joy of Emmitsburg took place July 1 at St. Casimir's Church Baltimore. The bride wore a lace gown with pearl crown and carried lilies and white roses. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Joy of Emmitsburg. reception followed at Polish Home Hall Baltimore. They will reside at 7004 Eastern Avenue Baltimore.
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G. P. Ziemba
Seal Beach
Calif
Helen , Hamerick
California
Grand Canyon
Rose
Elia Barton
Miami
Florida
Charles T. Paugh
Harold H. Hoffman
Joyce Burrall
Fla
George
Estella Appleby
Lavier Shankle
William Duble
Detrick
Sime
Clarence Mebley
Elwood Cramer
Helen
Horace Rees
Fenwick Island
Del
Marie Palmer
Hubert Kaempf
Ocean City
Rap Watkins
SFC
George Baumgardner
Jerry Beveridge
American Management Association
New York City
Dudley Click
John Thompson
Frank Hart
New Hampshire
Alex Bryant
Wachapreague
Lee Gearhart
Doris Main
Winnie Cave
New Jersey
Ella Pearl
Lloyd H. Graf Jr
Lloyd H. Graf
Imerebiology Division
Kansas City
Ronald Harlan
Blessed Mother
Marcy Healty
Baltimore
Angela Golebieski
Alice Rajewski
Patricia Golebieski
Michael Joy
Emmitsburg
John
Walter
William Sterbinsky
Eastern Avenue
St. Michael's Business School
Fort Holabird
Emumus
Notable Frederick County figures and business updates
The article notes the death of Harry C. Dorus and recalls his roles as farmer, banker, magistrate and former Woodsboro burgess, plus his public service and Masonic activity. It also highlights Raymond C. Brehaut's appointment as Frederick County Community Chest chairman and discusses liquor advertising policy shifts among Frederick Area papers.
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Harry C. Doreus
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Red Crogs-United Appeal
Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederck Gas Company, Inc
Brehaut
Charles V. Main
Frederick County Community Chest
United Appeal
Award Presented at Ox Fibre Dinner for 19 Years of Service
Joseph Styche received a gold watch at a Francis Scott Key Hotel dinner honoring his 19 years as Ox Fibre Brush Company secretary treasurer. Frederick W. Weitzel presented the gift, with many company staff and two directors in attendance.
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Francis Scott Key
Joseph Styche
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frederick W. Weitzel
Ox Fibre
Benjamin L. Shuff
West Virginia flood toll grows as search continues
Mud soaked crews resume fruitless search for missing after a flash flood in Charleston West Virginia that killed 17 people. Officials estimate property damage in the capital could reach 5 million dollars as authorities await more information on the missing.
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Charleston
W. Va
Jon Shanklin
West, Virginia
Crum Farm Rezoning Up Today
Frederick County Planning Commission considers final recommendation to rezone the 106 acre Claude R Crum farm from A-1 agriculture to M-1 light industry in Walkersville. Microbiological Associates plans a research facility raising lab animals for cancer work with proposed seven buildings and about 24 local jobs.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick County
Claude R. Crum
Walkersville
Animal Farm For
Cancer Research
Biggs Ford Road
Glade Road
Charles F. Bowers
Microbiological Associates
Bethesda
Crum Farm
John W. Morgan
Potomac Edison
Clyde W. Roney Sr
Chamber Industrial Development Commission
Ballenger Creek Pike
George E. Jay Jr
Silver Spring
Jay
New York
Chicago
California
Roney
Mathias Urges Aid Legislation For Federally Impacted Areas
A statement from Mathias urges swift action on H. R. 3453 and H. R. 4454 extending two years federal school assistance to Federally impacted areas. He argues the administration should not veto extension and federal responsibility should not be reneged.
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United States Congress
Illness update for Mr. Freeman Thomp son at Mount Wilson Hospital
Among The Sick Mr. Freeman Thomp son of Sykesville Md is a patient at Mount Wilson Hospital Mt Wilson Md where he is undergoing observation and treatment. His condition is slowly improving but he will remain for an indefinite period for bronchial asthma treatments. The sea lamprey in the upper Great Lakes has been held responsible for the virtual disappearance of lake trout.
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Freeman
Fritz) Thompson
Sykesville
Mount Wilson Hospital
Mt. Wilson
Upper
Great Lakes
Secret Service life and costs behind presidential protection
Thirty five agents guard the president and family, living a life of long hours and personal expense. A. E. Baughman tours a typical agent, Charles Hall, who carries a 38 revolver, rents formal wear, and funds tuxedos out of pocket. The piece explores duty, risks, and the personal sacrifices of protection work.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
White House
A. E. Baughman
US Secret Service
Charles Hall
Baughman
Hall
Concordia College
Minnesota
Ocother
Secret Service
Mrs. Kennedy
Deaths Mrs George H Bohrer and Mrs Bertha Aramia Bohrer
Mrs George H Bohrer and Mrs Bertha Aramia Bohrer died at the home of their son Hubert Boh rer at 512 9th Ave Brunswick late Wednesday night. They were the daughter of the late Robert and Maggie.
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George H. Bohrer
Bertha Aramia Bohrer
Hubert Bohrer
9Th Ave
Brunswick
Robert and
Maggie
Capital Affairs ACROSS and DOWN Puzzle Clues
A compact clue list mixing across and down entries including references to a White House chef an Arctic islander and various historical figures. The set mentions Nixon and Bradley names plus a range of common crossword terms from pastry to revolts and gods.
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White House
Russian River
Taj Mahal
Doug
Watony and
Nixon
Bradley
Ireland
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Wm. V. Fielder, Jr
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Howard Crowl
George Ambrose
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Rachael Nelson Day
New Freedom
American Insulator Corp
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Raymond F. Schultz
Eva May Delauter Schultz
Braddock Avenue
Charles F
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Bernard Thomas Schultz
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Austin Schultz
Mebril Schultz
Audrey Staton
Martn R. Schultz
Rockville
Church of the Brethren
North Market Street
Ralph E White
Basil Grossnickle
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Elerton
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Beecher
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