Plane crashes on takeoff in Hamburg injures several
A Boeing 707 jet of Great Southern MFG veered off the runway during takeoff at Hamburg airport and struck a construction site catching fire. Several passengers were injured while all others reportedly escaped. the carrier’s passengers were not yet confirmed. AP dispatches note the incident, with details from the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Hamburg
Germany
A Great Southern Ptg & Mfg
North Courts
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Mafaarer
Associated Press
US tourism balance skews to Europe despite campaigns
U S Department of Commerce data show Americans spent $26 billion on overseas travel while foreign visitors spent $1.5 billion in the United States, creating a $1.1 billion deficit that heightens payments and gold concerns. Canada Mexico Europe led in travel to the U S with Europe up 17 percent and overall foreign spend up nine percent. Americans increased out abroad by 11 percent. Passport requests hit a high in May as 1961 begins slowly but gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
US Department of Commerce
Igb
Europe
Commerce Department
Atlantic
U.S
Washington
U. S
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
West Indies
Aging population and new Havre de Grace police chief
The article notes growing numbers of Americans aged 65 and over, with projections of further increases into the next century, alongside a report that James Earl Walker Jr. will be sworn in as Havre de Grace police chief, succeeding William A. Bullock who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre DE Grace
James Earl Walker Jr
William A. Bullock
Walker
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files July 27 1941
Fifty years ago Frederic City Hospital amputee Conductor William Blick Enstaff returns home to Myersville after an accident at Braddock Junction. Grand Chancellor Watty addresses Knights of Pythias session in Frederick. Congregation okays addition to East Second Street Sunday School building. Virginia Gregory, Brunswick, still weak after horse fall en route to Knoxville. Horse attached to Hershberger’s delivery wagon sick under Market Street. Armature failure at Fredenck Railroad substation disrupts Knights of Pythias travel. steam used to power trains and transport Lutherans to Thurmont and Pen Mar. Diehl Memorial Fountain by SPCA to be placed at Church and Court. John M. Tucker announces pending resignation from State Roads Commission. Vitrified bricks under West Patrick street trolley tracks. Frederick reservoir now receiving water. Lakin’s Spring fire engine still pumping. Lloyd C. Culler begins excavation for Park Avenue High School. Large crowd views London coronation scenes at Marvel. West Patrick street trolley car delay due to rear track detachment. Miss Marianna Doll entertains guests on West Third Street for Mass Irene Howarth of Pladenna.
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News-Post
William Blickenstaff
Frederck City Hospital
Braddock Junction
Myersville
George A. Watty
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Second Street
Virginia Gregory
Charles R Gregory
Brunswick
Knoxville
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Farmers ‘ and Mechanics Bank
Fredenck Railroad
Thurmont
Baltimore
Maryland
Frederick
Pen Mar
HE Diehl
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
People’s Fire Insurance
Church and
Court Streets
John M. Tucker
State Roads Commission
Patrick Street
United Fire Engine
Lakin's Spring
Teselvoits
Lloyd C. Culler
Park Avenue
London
George A
Malta harbor raid amid Axis torpedo boat attack attempt
A British report recalls a 20 year old raid claiming about a dozen Axis torpedo boats were sunk while attempting to attack Valletta in Malta. Other items note a $200000 PWA grant bid, high temperatures, and wartime developments including policy shifts and a French socialist leader’s assassination.
Nine-High Suit Scores In Four Spade Contracts
In a four spade contract with a four four fit and nine spot vs eight spot, declarer should target trumps and hope for a three two break. The play hinges on timing top trumps, managing diamonds, and reacting to East’s discards to secure four heart tricks or three no trump with precise cashing of ace king of diamonds.
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South
East
Divorces Granted In Circuit Court Here
Several divorces were signed in Equity Court by Chief Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. James R Horine was granted divorce from Betty M Horine with custody of an infant. Margaret I Rippeon received divorce from Richard L Rippeon with custody and visitation and child support. Mary Louise Tracey was granted divorce from Franklin H Tracey with custody and child support. Leonard L Ambush and Bessie Louise Ambush were involved in custody considerations. Russell E Jones Jr and Doris J Jones were granted custody of a minor daughter.
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Equity Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
James R. Horine
Betty M. Horine
Robert E. Clapp Jr
William W. Wenner
Margaret I. Rippeon
Richard L. Rippeon
Wenner
Mathias
Mary Louise Tracey
Franklin H. Tracey
Edward D. Storm
Samuel W Barrick
Leonard L. Ambush
Bessie Louise Ambush
Ambush
RK. E. Zimmerman
Dr Broadrup Named To Alumni Council
Baltimore news notes the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery Alumni Association electing officers and council reps for 1962 63 64. Officers include Capppice Toomey Colliin Giljey Gaver Bock Robinson Preis, with Emmart Norris Leatherman Williamowsky Noel and Broadrup as reps. Endowment trustees named Chavoor Bell Kanelos Trager Dev kin Van Natta. Local grain prices quoted by Farmers Co Operative Association list Wheat 368 bu and corn 25 bbl.
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Baltimore
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Dental School
University of Maryland
Joseph P. Cappice
Lewis Toomey
E Milburn Colliin Jr
Frank P. Gil Jey
Calvin J. Gaver
C. Adam Bock
J. Ben Robinson
Kyrle W. Preis
L. Lynn Emmart
J. Philip Norris
Eugene A. Leatherman
Benjamin A Williamowsky
Russell P. Smith Jr
William W. Noel
Daniel F. Lynch
Conersity
Harry Levin
Edward D. Stone
Charles E. Broadrup
Endowment Fund
Ashur G. Chavoor
Arthur I. Bell
Peter T. Kanelos
Jesse Trager
Gerald A. Devkin
Howard van Natta
Farmers Co-Operative Association To Gay
Do Ad Men Make Good Mates in Madison Avenue Study
New York AP reports a trade article found 9 percent of 383 advertising men surveyed called their marriages happy while 70 percent viewed themselves as good mates and 18 percent as fair partners. A third wished to be better husbands as wives were noted as warm and considerate though some concerns about infidelity and job demands arose.
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NEW YORK /AP
Suburbia
Madison Avenue
Alcatraz
Bingo Is Greater Sin Than Sex Wrongs Says Rev
Rev Cyril Blout preaches against bingo to 400 fans in Harlow England calling it a sin and worship of a false god. Audience argues. he cites a wife with pennies left after bingo. He concedes no conversions but says listeners learned potential harms and costs from the game.
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Bingo
Rev
London
Cyril Blout
Mr. Blout
Harlow
Jack Wilding
Britain
Mr. Brow
Hard Tow
Deaths in Maryland and Pennsylvania communities
Obituaries list James S Little 61 Hanover PA died at home survived by wife Geraldine and daughter with three grandchildren and siblings. Luther N Martin Jr one month old died John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Services set in Thurmont and Blue Ridge Summit. James I Mitchell Peck Mitchell died at Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park with burial Arlington National Cemetery planned. Marian Troxell Otto 78 of Keymar widow of Wilbur Otto died Frederick Memorial Hospital with services in Union Bridge and burial Mt Zion Haughs Church Cemetery. Harry Franklin Williar 70 of Hagerstown WWII veteran employed by Western Maryland Railway died at Garlock Memorial Home burial Thurmont after services.
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James S. Little
James Sterling Little
Hanover
John
Minnie Bowman Little
Geraldine Hombach Little
Gettysburg Auto Parts Co
Robert Little
Emmitsburg
Luther N. Martin Jr
Luther N
Inez Lewis Martin
Blue Ridge Summit
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mary Ruth Martin
Charles Lewis
Sabillasville
Charles
Mary Martin
Fountaindale
Creager
Thurmont
William Ervin
Blue Ridge Cemetery
James I. Mitchell
James I. (Peck) Mitchell
Washington Sanitarium Hospital
Takoma Park
Florence
Margaret Steen
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Arlington National Cemetery
Virginia
Wilbur H. Otto
Marian Troxell Otto
Keymar
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James W
Mary Elizabeth Zacharias Troxell
United Church of Christ
Chapter 41
Order of Eastern Star
Frederick County
Maryland State Normal School
Thomas W. Otto
Fort Shafter
Honolulu
Hawaii
Thomas Otto Jr
Steven Otto
Claude C. Clemson
Frederick
Elizabeth Troxell
Walkersville
Wright Funeral
Union Bridge
J. C. Charles
Mt. Zion Haugh’s Church
Raymond K. Wright
Harry Franklin
William Harry Franklin Williar
Hagerstown
Garlock Memorial
Harry I
Margaret C
Eby) Williar
Williar
Western Maryland Railway
Franklin Lee
Fred Burton
William Rogers
le Gore
$100 Dinner For Campaign Funds
The $100-a-plate testimonial dinner for Gov. Tawes in September will fund the Tawes Ticket in the 1962 primary, with ticket holders informed by letter. Former Gov. Lane Jr. will have no formal role and does not approve raising primary funds this way, though he maintains personal friendship with Governor Lawes. Refunds were offered to any ticket holder who disapproves of the use of the funds.
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Baltimore
Gov. Tawes
Tawes
H. W. Rodgers
William Preston Lane Jr
Lane
Democratic Party
Lawes
Lany
McVey Plans Daughter Charlotte Edith to Fred Coyle Engagement
Engagement announced for Charlotte Edith McVey daughter of Mr and Mrs W D McVey RFD 1 this city to Fred Clinton Coyle son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Coyle RFD 1 this city Coyle employed at Hillside Oil Co and attended Frederick High School wedding date to be announced soon. Two thirds of Rhodes scholarships to Americans for study at Oxford over 16 years went to former Boy Scouts.
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W. D. McVey
RFD
This City
Charlotte Edith
Fred Clinton Coyle
Samuel Coyle
Coyle
Hillside Oi Co
Frederick High School
Missag
Frederick H
Rhodes
Oxford University
England
Funeral services listed for several local residents
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Atlee C. Davis Mrs. Margaret M. Hayes and others in Winfield Clarksburg and Middletown. Pallbearers included Guy Robinson LeRoy Welsh and Earl W. Bartgis. Interments followed at local cemeteries Mount Olivet Rocky Hill and Lutheran Cemetery. Also noted is a piano believed used at Ford's Theatre in Washington owned by Miss Laura Keene now stored at Aeolian-American Piano Corp factory.
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Atlee C. Davis
Golden Age
Winfield
C. H. Shaw
C. M. Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield Church of God
Guy Robinson
Oliver Welsh
LeRoy Welsh
Leone Selby
Burgess Condon
Frank Hunter
Margaret M. Hayes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hicks Funera Home
C. B. Jackson
Funeral Home
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Clarksburg
Rochester
N.Y
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Aeolian-American Piano Corp
Laura Keene
Picnic Supper Hosts and Visiting Guests Across Local Families
This past week Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rice of Highland Street entertained with a lawn picnic. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mullen, Mrs. Marjorie Fleagle of Winchester Ind, Mrs. Anna Stroch and son from Warren Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lenhart and son, Mary Louise Stull, Helen Lenhart, and daughters Mary Sue and Debbie Rice. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Rice and son Donald, daughter Tressa, Mrs. Effie Baker, Le Ray Baker, and Delmas Schroyer Jr whose 14th birthday was noted. Delmas returned home from a monthlong visit with his uncle Russell Schreyer in Baltimore and spent a week at Conowingo with the McKim Recreation Club. Mrs. Sidney Angleberger has returned to Mountaindale after two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Arthur Putman in Union Bridge and visited friends near Westminster.
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Joe Rice
Highland Street
Clyde Mullen
Marjorie Fleagle
Winchester
Ind
Anna Stroch
Warren
Thomas Lenhart
Mary Louise Stull
Helen Lenhart
Clyde Rice
Mary Sueland Debbie
Maynard Rice
Donald
Tressa
Effie Baker
LeRay Baker
Lottie Phillips
Delmas Schroyer Jr
Delmas Schroyer Sr
Mountaindale
Russell Schreyer
Baltimore
Conowimago
McKim Recreation Club
Sidney Angleberger
Arthur. Putman
Union Bridge
Westminster Area
Local residents hospitalized and recovering in Frederick area
Mr Edwin G Hiker of 250 Carroll Parkway partner at Village Hardware is recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery on his right leg last Friday. Mrs James R Boone of Ladiesburg was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Monday for a kidney infection. Mrs Anne Rosenberry of Brad dock Heights was discharged from Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home Monday.
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Edwin G. Hiker
Carroll Parkway
Village Hardware
Frederick Memorial Hospital
James R Boone
Ladiesburg
Anne Rosenberry
Braddock Heights
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home
Color War Violence Injures Two in Blackstone Virginia
Two white teenagers were wounded by shot gun pellets when Negro youths fired on a milling crowd in Blackstone. Police Chief Bruce Farley said the feud had brewed for two or three nights and involved about 51 white youths and several Negro youths in a confrontation near the town center. Eunice Johns and Charlie Johns are mentioned in connection to a separate local marriage in 1937.
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Associated Press
Blackstone
Bruce Farley
Farley
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USA
Fretsarick
Senolan
Asplus
West Patrick Street
Marianna Doll
West Third Street
Mass Irene Howarth
Pladenna
Valletta
Mediterranean
Malta
PWA
Fishing Creek
National Defense
Annapolis
Berlin
Great Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Pacific
Marx Drumoy
Rom
State Game and Inland Fish Commission
Carroll Creek
Jacoby
Aegmar West East
Swald Jacoby
NEA
Dr. Broadrup
Ridgeville
Sally Jane Thomas
George C. Thomas
Airy
William H. Barnes Jr
Herman Barnes
Taylorsville
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Harry Llmer
Thomas May
Wanda Myers
George H. Thomas Towson
William Cleveland
Mt. Airy
Roy Grimes
Linda Pease
Westminster
Don Barnes
W. Dennis Thomas
George H. Thomas
Richard Pease
Virginia Fletcher
Muriel Pease
Guy Leatherwood
Alfred Yingling
Ralph Buckman
Rebecca Roberts
Thomas
Barnes
Howard Witherspoon
Hew Bible
Finger Lake
New York State
By Eddy Gilmore
New York State Thurway
Garden State NJ. Parkway
Massachussetts Turnpike
Lee
Joey
Minnie Rosalie Milyard
John W. Milyard
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church
Fof Christ
Marion N. Kehne
Claude Beall
Gideon C. Horne
Calvin
Bartgis
Edward W. Kefauver
Earl W. Bartgis
Mount Olivet
M R. Etchison and Son
Alice A. Shafer
Lunzie T. Shafer
Gladhill Funeral Home
Middletown
John L. Barnes
Clyde Harshman
Charles Ifert
Ralph Sigler
John A. Summers
Frank Sheffer
Harold Wiles
Lutheran Cemetery
Clarence A. Leiby
Berwick
Reetah Leiby
Donald A. Leiby
Shirley L. Crotzer
Oakland
N. J
Eunice Johns
Eunice Winstead
Charlie Johns
Johnsies
Charles Lamb
Guido
Great Lake
This Place
Bae
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