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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1960

Page

4

Braddock Heights Plans Busy Summer Program

Braddock Heights Community Association released a lineup of events over the next three months as the Recreation Area opens June 27 for eight weeks. Activities include games arts and crafts field trips and a theater party with supervision by Helen Yinger and Marty Towson.

Braddock Heights Yinger Marty Towson Braddock Thomas Stone Victor Held George Remsberg David Yinger

Great Southern PTG and NES Co. subscription rates

Subscriptions listed for the Great Southern PTG and NES Co. include single copies at five cents and various time plans: one month one dollar, three months two dollars and fifty cents, six months six dollars and sixty-five cents, twelve months twelve dollars. rates apply to Frat erxx Missouria mailing. Associated Press content noted as reprint, with 1960 copyright and post office entry as second class matter.

the News Great Southern Ptg & Nes CO North Court St. Prone Fregerick Mack Sa Teombhs Sycarrie Aemer Ava Bureau of Provisions Remser Associated Dress Fraterxx Mia

Lodge Defends U S Case Amid Cold War Tensions

Ambassador Lodge voices a strong American reply in the United Nations Security Council defending open skies and U S surveillance to counter Soviet aggression. He cites Soviet espionage, vessels off Montauk, and agents since Stalin’s death to warn against Soviet secrecy and surprise attack, urging unity against a dangerous, expanding power. May Festival and hospital news follow in brief community notices.

Soviet Union Henry Cabot Lodge United Natons Security Council Lodge United States Montauk L. L U.S. Navy Stalin Khrushchev United Nations General Assembly Hungary Free World United Nations

Seals Sales Go For Grants

Fifteen percent of funds raised in Frederick County through Christmas seals goes to national project grants, noted by Mrs. Freda Doll of the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association. Grants totaling 49132.00 for tuberculosis control programs were announced by Lucien E. D. Gaudreau, president of the Maryland Tuberculosis Association, from 1959 campaign contributions. Baltimore City Health Department receives 18691.00 and Maryland State Department of Health 2674.00.

Freda Doll Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association Lucien E. D. Gaudreau Maryland Tuberculosis Association Gaudreau Association Baltimore City Health Department Maryland Heath Johns Hopkins University University of Maryland School of Medicine Veterans Administration Hospital Maryland Trudeau Society The Tuberculosis Association Maryland League of Nursing Tuberculosis Division Baltimore City Maryland Conference of Tuberculosis Workers

Man Charged With Assault After Wife Shot

Thomas M Hill a 32 year old Black man was charged by City Police with assault and battery with a deadly weapon after an investigation into two gunshot wounds to his wife Mrs Constance Hill. The shooting reportedly occurred about 315 PM Monday afternoon at Frederick Memorial Hospital treated in emergency room for a knee wound.

Thomas M. Hill Hill Constance Hill Frederick Memorial Hospital

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty Years Ago items from the June 1 1910 issue note a banquet for retiring Brunswick school commissioner Vir Charles W Wright at the YMCA hall. Senior pupils of Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel are Louise Miller and Arthur Derr. Dr Joseph H Apple preached the Myersville High School baccalaureate. Paul Brandenburg dies at 14 in Monrovia. Frederik City Hospital nurse graduates named Magaha Walker Amis Hughes. Rev Paul Holdcraft of Lebanon Valley College visits Annville parents.

Charles W. Wright Point of Rocks Brunswick Young Men's Christian Association Elizabeth McDaniel Louise Miller Knoxville Arthur Derr Joseph H. Apple Woman’s College Myersville High School Paul Brandenburg John R. Brandenburg New London R. B. Murdoch Monrovia Frederick Ciy Hospital Anna Sophia Magaha Grace Maude Walker Frances Leavelle Amis Elmira Grace Hughes Paul Holdcraft Lebanon Valley College Annville John Holdcraft East Church Street

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns OE The News

June 1 1940 recall notes report a Dover PA electrocution death of Amanda A Koogle a Gamelin removal from command and a memorial day reflection in Frederick plus a farewell for Fr Donlan and a Taneytown Monocacy Club outing with Albert McCardell leading the dinner committee

the News Dover York Amanda A. Koogle Frederick M. Koogile Fredenck Maurice Gamelin France Belgium Frederick J. J. Donlan St. John’s Catholic Church St. John’s School Father Donlan St. Dominic’s Church Baltimore Wiliam F. Sauer St. Peter's Church Oakland Evangelical Reformed Church Sauble’s Inn Taneytown Albert N. McCardell

Montgomery Urges One China Not Two After China Trip

London AP dispatch reports Field Marshal Montgomery, returning from Red China, advocating unity with Formosa under one China. He said there should be one government, Peiping is China, urging a single China policy.

Montgomery China London Viscount Montgomery Red China Formosa NATO Peiping

Market Irregular in New York Trading Amid Busy Volume

Market irregularities marked a busy session in New York with sharp gains among selected issues but overall advances and declines near a point. Electronics slumped as mid day selling erased earlier gains while most aircraft metals oils and tobaccos retreated.

New York

History of Americas Today In Brief Anniversaries and Birthdays

A compact list recounts key dates and figures: 177 with Clinton seizing forts at Stony Point and Verplanck's Point on the Hudson. 1792 Kentucky joins the Union. 1862 Gen Lee takes command of the Army of Northern Virginia. 1933 Sumner Welles arrives as ambassador to Cuba to mediate between Machado regime opponents. 1941 German capture of Crete. 1959 Iraq ends U.S. military aid amid neutrality policy. Birthdays include Pat Boone, Marilyn Monroe, and others. notable deaths include Brigham Young and Elizabeth Blackwell.

Clinton Stony Point Verplanck Crete Iraq U.S Brigham Young Whitingham Quorum of the 12 Apostles Young Deseret Utah Territory Congress Salt Lake City Elizabeth Blackwell Hastings England Bristol Geneva Medical School New York Blackwell Pat Charlies) Boone Singer Jacksonville Fla William George Carr National Education Assn Northampton Richard E. Fuller Seattle Art Museum New York City John Masefield Sudbury Marilyn Monroe Norma Jean Mortenson Los Angeles Ray A. Robinson USMC Harold Raymond Smith Barling Ark

Hood College Special Choral Concert for Commencement Weekend

Hood College presents a special choral program in Coffman Chapel on Saturday June 4 at 3 30 pm as part of commencement weekend. The Hood College Choir opens with Hassler Schulz and Tallis sacred works, then 19 Concert Choir members tour Europe this summer and perform pieces from West Side Story and Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado before returning to close with Bach and Lotti. The event replaces Class Day, and the Concert Choir will depart August 1 for a four week Army sponsored tour at bases in Germany France and Italy. The other item notes contractor Edward De Weese Plummer of Hagerstown died at 2 40 pm Tuesday at Washington County Hospital aged 66.

Bernstein Hood College Bach Lotti Hudson Theater Europe Special Services Branch U. S. Army U.S Germany France Italy

Scouting Exposition honors upend Washington budget tale

Washington reports reveal expense account alterations among House members with misused funds tied to hotel bars and food notes. The Knight newspapers cite Oren Harris and Omar Burleson amid scrutiny while Scout groups at Fort Detrick win top blue ribbons at the 1960 Golden Jubilee Scouting Exposition with dramatic demonstrations of fitness, map making, fingerprints, and life-saving skills.

Washington House Knight Newspapers Don Oberdorfer Walter Pincus Royal Hawaiian Hotel Honolulu Oren Harris Harris Rep Omar Burleson D-Tex Burleson Roger Cann Middletown Lions Club Renice Reed Life Theatre Armory United Presbyterian Church Richard D. Hammond St. John’s Catholic Church Gerald Logan Fort Detrick Harold A. Neufeld Luke Inman Frederick County Knights of Pythias Clinton Hughes Explorer Post Alan M. Miller

Crabbing at standstill hits Tidewater Maryland

Packers and watermen on the Maryland Eastern Shore report a notably poor crabbing season. Packing plants are nearly idle, crabs scarce, and pots unused as winter weather lingers into March and April, delaying water temperature rise. Some crabs come from Virginia and the Carolinas but not enough to meet demand.

Salisbury Tidewater Maryland Watermen Virginia Carolinas

Socialists Resign From Japanese Lower House in Coup Attempt

Socialists in Tokyo announced resignations from the lower house to oust Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and block U.S. Japan security treaty ratification. Executives began compiling the calls for all 125 party members, about 30 percent of the chamber.

Tokyo Socialist Party Nobusuke Kishi U.S Japan Beegan Tower House

U S Airlift Delivers Earthquake Aid to Chile

An airlift delivered more than 900 tons of relief supplies and 704 relief workers to Santiago after a devastating Chile earthquake. The U S effort flew 6 000 miles from the United States in six days ending today and marked the final shipment of aid.

Panama U.s.air Force Chile Santiago United States

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

May 26 to May 27 births list three families with new arrivals Brenda Lee third daughter of Melvin and Grace Adams Myersville Jeffrey Lynn third son of Teathian and Ellen Blake Myersville Barry second son of Gerald Bennett Woodbine. Flower show to be held at Good Shepherd Lutheran church Thursday 1 to 5 pm by Rose Hill Garden Club.

Rose Hill

Deaths in Waynesboro and Brunswick area

Harvey Daniel Binkley 75 died after a heart attack at his Waynesboro home. Charles La Pole 72 died at Garrett Nursing Home Brunswick. Alvie Newton Smith 43 perished at work in Walkersville area. Elizabeth M. Smith 48 of Cumberland died in Memorial Hospital after illness. Funeral services for Binkley and Smiths were scheduled in local churches with interment at nearby cemeteries.

Harvey Daniel Binkley Waynesboro Middleburg John and Margie Barnhart Binkley Trinity United Church of Christ H. Clayton Moyer Charles la Pole Elsie Robertson la Pole Garrett Brunswick William and Virginia Moore la Pole Brunswick Aerie Order of Eagles Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Millard E. la Pole Lana Crummitt Nellie Eichelberger Abie Newton Smith Alvie Newton Smith Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc Smith Burkittsville George O Lucy A. Orndorff Smith Louise I. Beard Smith United Brethren Church of Walkersville Ronald G. Smith Leroy L. Smith Middletown Daniel C. Smith Baltimore Donald L. Smith Braddock Heights Claude R. Smith Lena F. Haupt Elsie Jones Frederick G. C. Barton Rocky Hill Cemetery Woodsboro

Deaths and funerals in Harney Petersville and Thurmont

Funeral services for Mrs. Betty M. Hess of Harney were held at Fuss funeral home in Taneytown with burial in Harney Lutheran Cemetery. John A. Cummings El, formerly of Petersville and killed in Alabama auto crash, had funeral services in Fort Lauderdale Florida. Morris H. Hahn died near Thurmont and was buried in Blue Ridge Cemetery after services at Creager and Son funeral home.

Betty M. Hess David W. Hess Jr Harney Fuss Funeral Home Taneytown Baltimore Hess Charles E. Held Harney Lutheran Church Cemetery Fred Spanzler Paul Snyder Robert Anderson Jack Larah Cletus Reever Harold Sparrer Audliary Harmey Fire Company Lake Riddinger Kathryn Hall Marlin Six John 4 Cummings el Petersville Fannin Fort Lauderdale Fla Cummings Alabama U. S. Navy Morris H. Hahn Thurmont M. IL. Creager and Son Lloyd L. Wolf Russell Forney Park Duncan Harold Sweeney Elmer Sweener Franklin Long Paul F. Bittle Blue Ridge Cemetery

Hospital Admissions and Surgeries Listed in Frederick

Mrs. Amy Fleming of Woodbine entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday as a medical patient. Mrs. George Sigler of Myersville entered Tuesday and had surgery Thursday morning. Mrs. Charles Havermale of Brunswick entered Tuesday as a surgical patient. Mr. Fairfax M. Miskel of Pt. of Rocks admitted Friday for plastic surgery and discharged Saturday after an auto accident injury in January. Kenneth N. Brachey Sr. of 111 East Ninth Street entered Monday for an operation yesterday and will stay a few days.

Amy §. Fleming Woodbine Frederick Memorial Hospital George Sigler Myersville Charles Havermale Brunswick Fairfax M. Miskel Rocks Miskel W. Kenneth N. Brachey Sr East Ninth Street

Homemakers Club Meeting Adds Members and Plans Picnic

Mrs. Charles Bell hosted the East Frederick Homemaker's club on Tuesday May 17. New members joined and the group discussed business reports and committee plans for a June 28 family picnic at Baker Park.

Homemakers Club Charles Bell Quynn Orchard Road East Frederick

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Nurse's Alumnae Association Mary Poole James Shipp Hospital Building Fund Shipp Paul Michael Poole American Nurse's Association Miami North Maine Street Bane Wars and Means Committee Bowser Foul PTA Carrol Freed Ano John Hahn Bowser Fout Lester F Baker King’s Daughters Hospital Martinsburg W. Wa G. Laverne Keilheitz Keymar Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Anne Warner Hospital James May Michael Stover Dominic Greco Emmittsburg Donald Reese Warner Hospital Wong Peo Harries Associated Press Albany Albuquerave Anchorage Atlanta Bismarck Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Memphis Milwaukee pis-St San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Know America Hood Hagerstown Edward de Weese Plummer Washington County Hospital William C. H. Hobson Robert A. Kline Bert Bob Albert Mary Margrabe Frederick County Teachers Association Frederick High School Atove Mhd Dorothy Bloom Patricia Crum Margrabe Beattie Stauffer Meade Felton Standing Dwight Roy Catherine Ahalt Frank J. Kvefer Eleanor Everhart Jewell Beeson Suzanne Willis Bruce G. Morgan Smith Elizabeth M. Smith Braddock Road Cumberland Memorial Hospital Alrs. Smith Gertrude (Lincell} Matheney Harry Matheney Allegany County Marjorie Russell Smith Njeweans Ovo
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