Closer To Home Base Kennedy Civil Rights Push
President Kennedy met Southern editors governors and business leaders at a White House luncheon then spoke to the American Mayors in Honolulu. He aims to build public backing for new civil rights laws as opponents resist legal changes. Honolulu showcases racial harmony amid national debate.
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Kennedy
White House
American Conference of Mayors
Honolulu
Congress
Washington
Hawaii
United States
Pacific
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Peer Files June 8 1918
Fifty years ago items note Miss Mary Caplan inspecting for ten hour law violations in Brunswick and likely Frederick next. Army War College students encamped at fair grounds on a Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania tour. Dr J H Apple Hood College president resumes commencement week duties in Frederick after mountain outing. Edward Meade Fuss dies after injuries from wagon train scare. Leslie L Bowers son of J E Bowers graduates from Transylvania College. Frederick hosts talks of a new hotel project. Charles Clayton appointed chief clerk of the Labor committee in the House. Memorial services at Mt Olivet cemetery honor Confederate dead with Rev J Ringer delivering the address.
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Mary Caplan
Brunswick
Frederick
Army War College
Washington
Fair Grounds
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mauch Chunk
J. H. Apple
Hood College
Fter
Edward Meade Fuss
Emmitsburg
Fuss
College of the Bible
Transylvania University
Lexington
Mt. Olivet
JJ. Ringer
Trinity Southern Methodist Church
Florida advisory opinion may limit cigarette makers liability
The Florida Supreme Court's advisory opinion holds manufacturers face absolute liability for implied warranty of product fitness. A U S Court of Appeals rehearing a $250 000 death suit from Miami lung cancer claims widow sued over Edward R Green Sr. The ruling could curb smoking more than health campaigns.
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Florida Supreme Court
Florida
U.S. Court of Appeals
New Cleans
Edward R. Green Sr
Miami
Kennedy vows U S lead in supersonic plane race
President Kennedy announced the United States will pursue its own supersonic aircraft to compete with Pan American's plan to buy six Concorde style jets from British and French makers. Development costs are estimated between three quarters and one billion dollars. The craft would fly 1.40 miles per hour and cross the Atlantic in about two hours. The U S cannot afford to stay out of the race.
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Pan American World Airways
Kennedy
United States
Departments of State, Treasury and Commerce
Hyannis
Lester B. Pearson
Department
Pearson
Beeate Finance Committee
Christian A. Herter
Canada
British Isles
Europe
U.S
U. S
Esch St
UT. S
Jessup Receives Doctorate at Oregon State University
Gordon Lee Jessup son of Mr and Mrs Gordon L Jessup Jr Locust Street earned a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Oregon State University during the June commencement exercises on June 3.
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Gordon Lee Jessup
Gordon L. Jessup Jr
Oregon State University
Twenty Years Ago News Briefs From The News-Post
Prime Minister Churchill reviews war conferences in London hinting at Allied offensives and air war intensification. British forces repulse a landing on Lampedusa. Admiral King meets Mitzs on the West Coast. U S fighters shoot down 19 Japanese Zeros near Russell Islands. Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly canceled due to gasoline restrictions. S C Ensor, 71, prominent New Windsor resident, dies. County Commissioners and Frederick County Medical Society agree to keep Emergency Hospital open with medical supervision.
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Churchill
House of Commons
London
Washington
North Africa
Germany
Sterlin
Rome
Lampedusa
Italy
Ernest J. King
Chester W. Mimitz
United States
Russell Islands
Solomons
Navy
Braddock Heights
W.C. Royal
C. Ensor
New Windsor
Frederick County Medical Society
Dorothy Lamour’s Firm Sued By Time Infringement Case
Time Inc. sues Lifetime Inc. of Brooklandville alleging trademark infringement over use of the word Life on a red rectangle background in advertisements. The suit seeks an injunction and claims the mark is used to endorse advertisers.
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Baltimore
Dorothy Lamour
Time Inc
Time and Life Magazines
Lifetime Inc
Suharhan
Brooklandville
Dorothy Lee
Sayna
Life Magazine
Cannes
Marine Promoted and Gladhill Named to Commission
Marine Lance Corporal Terinis L. Warner of Mount Aum received a promotion in April during training aboard the USS Vallejo Forks training exercises in the Tacikic theater. Bernard T. D. Gladhill of Bethesda Church Road Damascus was named by Gov. Tawes to serve on the Marsland Commission for the New York World's Fair.
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Marine
Terinis L. Warner
Wmtt
Monford 1. Warner
Mt Aum
Apri
Gladhill
Bernard TD
Bethesda
Roon
Damascus
J. Millard Tawes
Marsland
New York
Haussner Restaurant Founder William Haussner Dies at 68
William Henry Haussner, who built a famed Baltimore restaurant from a lunch counter, died at his home Friday at 68. The East Baltimore eatery housed art by Rembrandt and others, including a 18,000 square foot Pantheon de la Guerre later given to Kansas City’s Liberty Memorial Association. He was born in Roth Bavaria and emigrated to America in 1925.
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Baltimore
William Henry Haussner
Haussner
Rembrandt
van Dyck
de Blaas
Meester
Bougereau
Cazin
Soulacrais
Pantheon de la Guerre
Old Circus Grounds
Liberty Memorial Association
Kansas City
Roth
Bavaria
Germany
America
Peoria
Karl
H. L. Mencken
Frances Wilke
Miss Sharpe Set to Graduate at American University
Miss Christine A. Sharpe daughter of Rev Ralph M Sharpe pastor of Calvary Methodist church will graduate Monday at American University’s 49th commencement She will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree Rev Mr Sharpe and five other Methodist ministers children graduating will take part in the commencement and baccalaureate services The President will speak to graduates at 1030 a m at the John M Reeves Athletic Center and JFK will receive the universitys highest honorary degree the Doctor of Civil...
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Christine A. Sharpe
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
American University
Sharpe
United States
John M. Reeves Athletic Center
John F. Kennedy
Hungary
Exchange Club Installs New Officers in Freder ick
The Exchange Club of Freder ick held its annual officer installation at the VFW Country Club with District Governor John J. Grolig III and his wife as guests. Elected officers include Claude Fulmer president Jack Emmert vice president Ralph Gastley Jr secretary and Maxie Hill treasurer. Grolig spoke on forming a Maryland and District of Columbia state Exchange Club, to be decided at the September Ocean City conference. New Board of Controls members Recep J Los Cairo James Gaver and Jerry Gerhold were installed, and Grolig outlined the National Exchange Club aims against subversive activities as the year opens. Fulmer closed by presenting films of past club activities.
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Exchange Club of
Frederick
VFW Country Club
John J. Grolig
Bethesda
Grolig
Claude Fulmer
Jack Emmert
Ralph Gastley Jr
Maxie Hill
Mr. Grolig
Maryland
Fulmer
Vari
Siuh
Medieval Art Work Acquired By Museum
An AP report notes a valuable medieval art piece joined a New York museum collection. The work, attributed to a master goldsmith and enamelist, was acquired by the Manhattan branch and is highlighted for its historical and artistic significance. Market price references appear briefly in the page teaser.
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York
Enzateth
Manhatt
Tryon
Nameler
New Nationwide Bell Ringing For Independence Day
A plan to ring bells across the United States on July 4th to renew citizen awareness of heritage gains momentum. Presidents, governors, and lawmakers back the idea first proposed by This Week magazine and creators Eric Hetch and Eric Sloane. The 2:00 PM EDT synchronized time is urged with regional times shown from Hawaii to Alaska.
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This Week
Philadelphia
White House
Capitol Hill
Washington
Kennedy
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Eric Hetch
Eric Sloane
Connecticut
Hawaii
Alaska
National Flag Week and Fourth of July Bells Plan
Mayor Magaha spearheads efforts for Frederick to host a Fourth of July bell ringing with nationwide and international support. National Flag Week runs June 9 to 15, marking the 185th birthday of the Flag of the United States. The Star-Spangled Banner Flag House Association promotes observances since 1944, honoring Key and Page as origins of the tradition.
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Paul Magaha
Frederick
Magaha
United States
Banner Flag House Association, Inc
U.S. Canada lumber labeling sparks Senate debate
The proposal to require country of origin labels on all U.S. lumber imports tops Congress discussions. Senators Jordan Magnuson and Morse back a Tariff Act amendment, while Ottawa relations and Canada’s export balance loom large as hearings near.
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Washington
NER
United States
Canada
Congress
U. S
U.S. Tariff Commission
Len NX
Jordan
Ridaho
Warren Magnus
Dash
Senate
Oncinas
Wigne Morse
Dore
Calumiia
Pacific Coast
Morse
Kennedy
Tarift Commission
Rivers Muddy at Bockey Site and Afghan Language Notes
The report notes rivers are muddy at a location described as Bockey and Pont of Rocks near Petrmac. It highlights language use among Afghans with Pasht in common speech and Persian as the formal court language under regency.
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Memency
Bockey
Petrmac
Pont of Rocks
Deaths in Leesburg and Walkersville communities
Herbert A Cooper 83 of Leesburg Va died Friday at Loudoun County Hospital He was a Harmon Methodist Church member Surviving five sons Ralph Leslie Gordon Fred Joseph 10 grandchildren and 1 brother Chester Cooper Survives details and services planned at Brown Funeral Home Lovettsville with interment Hillsboro cemetery Estella E Fogle 72 wife of Samuel C Fogle of New Middletown died Friday at Washington County Hospital Born in Virginia she was member of Grace Lutheran church Rocky Hill Also survived by two sons Clark and Donald a brother Howard Forney three sisters and six grandchildren The body at Barton Funeral Home Walkersville with viewing today and Sunday Then Grace Lutheran church service Sunday at 2 pm with interment in church cemetery
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Herbert A. Coopa
Herbert A. Cooper
Leesburg
Loudoun County Hospital
Harmon Methodist Church
Hamilton
Ralph
Lovettsville
Leslie
Gordon
Fred
Herndon
Joseph
Haymarket
Chester Cooper
Sandy Hook
Brown Funeral
P. Stanley Brown
Hillsboro Cemetery
Samuel Fogle
Estella E. Fogle
Samuel C. Fogle
New Midway
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Virginia
John Thomas
Margaret Harmon Forney
Grace Lutheran Church
Rocky Hill
Ladies Bible Class
Clark F. Fogle
Donald P. Fogle
Wade Dies at National Lutheran Home in Washington
Rev. Dr. William A. Wade D D of the National Lutheran Home for the Aged Washington D C died suddenly Friday. He served as supply pastor in Lovettsville Virginia and at local churches wife Ursula Cotta Wade survives. Friends may call at Hysong's Funeral Home Sunday 1 to 9 p m Funeral services Monday 10 30 a m at National Lutheran Home Chapel and interment Tuesday in Winchester Virginia.
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William A. Wade
D.D
National Lutheran Home For the Aged
18Th
Douglas Streets
N.E
Washington, D.C
Mr. Wade
Lovettsville
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Ursula Cotta Wade
Hysong’s
N. St
N.W
National Lutheran Home Chapel
Winchester
Sick Mr Herbert F Martin Home From Frederick Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Herbert F Martin of Creagestown recently returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Charles Kehne of Buckeystown improves after a fracture. Daisy Main of Brunswick is listed as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital in good condition. D Clifford Paust of West Fifth Street will observe his 14th birthday on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ivan T Lawson of Sjamsville hosted guests at the Dun Dee Country Inn. Mr and Mrs Linthicum of Ijamsville observe their 40th wedding anniversary with four sons and ten grandchildren. Braddock Heights resident Harry D Shankle from Buckeystown admitted to Withdona Convalescent and Rest Home.
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Herbert F. Martin
Creagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D. Clifford Paust
West Fifth Street
Ivan T. Lawson
Sjamsville
Dun Dee Country Inn
Miel W. Linthicum
Ijamsville
Linthicum
Burdette and Oliver Dealers Attend Management Conference
Marvin Burdette of E. L. and M. L. Burdette and Oliver Burdette, Oliver farm and industrial equipment dealer at Damascus, will attend Oliver Corporation's Dealer Business Management Conference at Holiday Motel West in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, June 15.
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Marvin Burdette
E. L. and
M. L. Burdette
Oliver Farm
Damascus
Oliver Corporation
Holiday Motel West
Harrisburg
Searching For Monster At Loch Ness
London based documentary filmmaker Richard Need travels to Loch Ness to pursue a legendary monster. He believes the creature may be about 40 feet long and plans a major scientific expedition to settle the mystery once and for all. The loch’s depth and brackish waters pose diving and underwater filming challenges.
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Bob Watts
London
Richard Need
Loch Ness
Scotland
McIeial
Ladh Ness
Dickerson Area Church Notes Highlight Parsonage Dedication
Community notices from Dickerson recount the Parsonage dedication at 3 p.m. held by Rev. Joseph C. Rial Jr. and guest ministers, with viewing and refreshments. Garden Club and Monocacy Homemaker Club events are listed along with numerous local birthdays and visits among families including the Rials, Stulls, and Robersons. Local church groups plan a June 15 Strawberry Ice-Cream Festival. Peterses, Burch, and Williams households are noted.
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Margaret E. Stull
Dickerson
Annie Everett
Garden Club
Arthur Stull
Joseph C. Rial Jr
Joseph C. Rial Sr
Greensburgh
Dickerson Methodist Church
Rial Jr
Wesley Theological Seminary
Milfred Hayes
Koontz
Georgia Baum
Genny Fulton
Frank Kadie
G. Best Linthicum
Stull
Harry Stottlemyer
Carlton
Gaithersburg
George Moxely
Mary Ann
Jeanne Baker
Glenn Claggett
Beallsville
Bruce Roberson
Donald Roberson
Joseph Markel Thompson
Joe Thompson
Veterinary degree awarded at Michigan State spring exercises
Moss of West Front Street will be among about 2.75 percent of graduates at Michigan State University East Lansing spring commencement. He will receive a degree in Veterinary Medicine during the Sunday afternoon exercises.
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Moss
West Fonteenth Street
Michigan Late University
East Lansing
Mich
Engaged: Elizabeth Nolan to George B Arnold in September
Mr and Mrs Frank Nolan of Short Hills New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to George B Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Arnold of Taneytown The couple are both pursuing advanced degrees at Georgetown University Catholic University and Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg and will wed in September with Arnold working as a research biochemist at the Research Foundation of Children’s Hospital in DC
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Frank Nolan
Short Hills
N. J
Elizabeth
George B. Arnold
Charles R. Arnold
Taneytown
Miss Nolan
Georgetown University School of Nursing
Washington, D. C
Catholic University of America
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania State University
Funeral Services for Pryor and Staub Held
Funeral services were held for Mary Ellen Pryor wife of Stanley M Pryor of Lantz died Thursday at Washington County Hospital with Rev Clarence McGaha presiding Interment followed at United Brethren Cemetery Myersville Pallbearers included Morris Merle Samuel Calvin and John C Pryor Francis Manahan Services for Grover Cleveland Staub of Westminster who died Tuesday were conducted Friday at 2 PM at Wakefield Church of God near New Windsor Rev W Paul Moore officiated with interment at Pleasant Valley Cemetery Pallbearers were Charles Hahn Roland Danner Danner Martin Donald Flieckinger Francis Boone Walter Williams and D D Hartzler and Sons Funeral Director.
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Mary Ellen Pryor
Stanley M. Pryor
Lantz
Washington County Hospital
Creager
Thurmont
Clarence McGaha
Morris
Merle
Samuel
Calvin
John C. Pryor
Francis Manahan
United Brethren
Grover Cleveland Staub
Westminster
Wakefield Church of God
New Windsor
W. Paul Moore
Westminster Church of God
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Charles Hahn
Roland Danner
Danner Martin
Donald Flieckinger
Francis Boone
Walter Williams
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Man Sentenced on Larceny Charges in Frederick County
Albert M. Blank, 35, was sentenced to 60 days in Frederick County jail after two petty larceny charges. He was arrested May 16 for stealing a gallon of paint from Hugh McCormick’s office and a blanket from the YMCA. Mainhart, 69, received a suspended $15 fine for leaving the scene of an accident after a May 27 incident. Eugene L. Stan, 35, was fined $10 for exceeding 24 mph.
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Albert M. Blank
Frederick County
Byron W. Thompson
Blank
City Police Detective Bureau
Hugh McCormick
North Court Street
Y.M.C.A
Lester Grayson Mainhart
RFD 1
New Market
Mainhart
Tie
Harry J. Frost
Wiscard
Janice Franklin
New London
W. Jerome Offutt
Eugene L. Stan
Stan
James E. Schrover
Military Road
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Fred Williams
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Netlie Martin
Jobn Sweat
Harry L. Quinn
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Robin
Harry Lee
Eastview
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Martin Wiseman
Pawleeville
Ada Burch
Bette Carlisle
Carrie Tridonne
Clay Deering
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