Adams Gets New Post At Hospital
Frank R. Adams Jr. is named purchasing agent for Frederick Memorial Hospital with a new department, joining group purchasing to cut costs. He will oversee standardization, bid-based buying, and inventory control, while continuing as head of the standardization committee. Adams, a four year Marine veteran and Purple Heart recipient, is 31, married to Joan Lipps, with two children.
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Frank R. Adams Jr
Frederick 1
P. David Yousgdah
Acams
Nemess
Wir
Adams
Hospital Council of Maryland
Hospital Bureau
Thrush
Agen
Comtee
Nunsa School
Qualiy
Cue
Ihsian S
Busing Nz
Wilenja
Frederick
Hosaital
Marine Corp
Hal Boyle
Joan Lipps
Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Pearl Street
Frank R. Adams Sr
East Chch Street
Negroes Questioned In Assault and Robbery Case
Brunswick Police questioned two Negro males today in connection with a reported assault and robbery of Penn Street man Jong A Kosack Neshaminy Pa claiming he was robbed of 200 dollars around midnight. The incident occurred at the intersection of DT Street and Trace Avenue. A 31 year old plumber reported being struck down and robbed outside a Brunswick trolley car. Kosack was taken to Memorial Hospital with facial contusions and injuries to a left arm.
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Brunswick
Pennst Vans
Jong A. Kosack
Neshamin
Trace Avenue
Jack
Ako
Soice
Collce
Xnexra
McCain Named To Board At Deaf School
BH McCain, longtime Maryland executive and ally of Governor Tawes, is named to the Marsland School for the Deaf board replacing resigning member Goodman. McCain has served on state and local boards, earlier led state roads work and the aldermanic board, and has ties to Frederick Iron and Steel.
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McCain
BH. McCain
J. Millard Tawes
Marsland School For the Deaf
Tawes
Goodman
Baltimore
E State Roads
Pgiecneune McKeldin
Frederick Iron and Steel
State Roads Commission
McCallraduate
Kmston
Jefferson Cat Harton
Mara
Harrison
Hong Kong
China
Colieze Terrace
Wocal
Civic
Semvice Orgenizaions
Congo Plot Tied to Lumumba Faction and Foreign Backing
Reports from Leopoldville say a conspiracy against President Ka Vubus's government was organized by unnamed foreign interests and Lumumbist followers. About 40 Congo soldiers and a foreign ministry official, Laszlo Marothy, were arrested as paratroopers and vehicles screened streets amid a government crackdown.
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Leopoldville
AaPs
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Ka Vubus
Arces
Thay
Congo
Foreign Ministry
Joseph Mabusu
Epee
Laszlo Marothy
Lumumba
Hardman Receives Indiana University Fellowship
Robert R. Hardman eighth grade core teacher at West Frederick Junior High School earns a year and a half fellowship at Indiana University for 1961 62 and summer 1962. Jean Bernice Wastler science teacher at West Frederick also received a grant to study at Pennsylvania State University institute summer school.
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Robert R. Hardman
West Frederick
Indiana University
Frank H. Lewis
LC. Larson
National Science Foundation Institute
Pennsylvania State University
Jean Bernice Wastler
Wastier
Dence
Hardman
Cumberland
Frostburs State Teachers College
West Fredde
Bio Visual
Indiana
Westinghouse Corporating
Midwest
Lewis
Maine Lawmakers Grant Pension Hike for 88-Year-Old Widow
In Augusta the legislature approved a raise to a monthly state pension for Katie Libby, an 88 year old Charleston widow and Revolutionary War descendant. She lives alone on 120 acres, relies on the pension after limited youth teaching work, and has resisted other aid due to asset concerns. Her grandfather Thomas Lowell served in 1781 and died with a 1783 pension.
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Augusta
Maine
Lth
Katie Libby
Charleston
Libby
Veterans Administration
Thomas B. Lowell
John Brooks
Massachusetts
King’s Ferry
Lowell
Tenacious recovery for Emmitsburg heart surgery boy
Jerry Cool nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Allen D Cool recovers from major open heart surgery at Johns Hopkins for coarctation repair and a large heart hole. Doctors report gradual improvement with inflammation clearing, expect him to swim by mid July and resume normal play after healing. Blood donors from Frederick County aided the recovery.
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Emmitsburg
Jerry Cool
Allen D. Cool
Jerry
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mr. Cool
Jerre
Jerr
Jerry Stiil
Ani
Frederick County
Banking Magnate Bruce Dies Ai 81
Howard civic leadership and sport early social informs Hops pinl He was fi The Mari and Virginia had suffered a cerebr: Thaze at his home here Thursday and never retained conscious TESS. Bruce was probably best known for his service di al when set as Director of Ma terial for the Air Forces in that of all goods used by Amr ground forces and much of iy went in the Air Force, including guns, ammmuniion, clothing and food. For his performance in that post, he was awarded the Dis tinguished Service medal by then President Truman-the highest award the nation can bestow upon a civilian, SUMMER CAMP BEGINS FT. MEADE. Md.AP More than 900 Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets from 26 colleges and Universities in surrounding states converged on Ft. George G. i Meade today as the 1961 ROTC summer camp got under way. Following a weekend of proces ing, the student officers start a six-week training period highlight ed by a 10day bivouac at Indian town Gap Military Reservation near Harrisburg, Pa.
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Baltimors
Howard
Virginia
Thaze
Bruce
Amr
Truman
FT. Meade
Czech Spy Charges Go Before U N
U N hearing reviews Czech spy case amid cloak and dagger claims. State Department says Nadialac sought American cooperation by threats while the American citizen cooperated under Nadialac instructions. Fiancee of the American was held as hostage but they married after moving to the United States. Nadialac paid monies for alleged classified US information and met with him last Tuesday in a restaurant to discuss access.
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Nadialac
Naera
United States
U.S
State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Acvalec
Czechoslovakia
White
Navalae
Naevalae
Riots greet Stevenson in Lima during Latin America tour
Leftist students in Lima greeted Adlai Stevenson with protests as police used tear gas to disperse crowds near the city center. Stevenson, welcomed at the airport, stayed away from demonstrations and planned to meet leaders before heading to Ecuador and returning to Washington.
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Lima
Peru
Tieting
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
Stevenson
Negro Grad Going To Deaf Olympics From Maryland School Of The Deaf
Barbara Sampson, a Worton resident and Maryland School for the Deaf graduate, has qualified for the Deaf Olympics in Helsinki. Funds for her trip come from Via Food Products and the Moose Association with the Gallaudet College coach Tom Berg guiding the American contingent. Approximately 125 to 150 deaf athletes will represent the United States in Helsinki.
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Barbara Sampson
Maryland School For the Deaf
Helsinki
Finland
Miss Sampson
Stanley Eure
Ooics
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Gallander College
Carmen S_ Tibeno
American Association of the Deaf, Inc
Vita Foods
The
Moose
Marxland School
Garlaudet
Tom Berg
Gallaudet College
Stars and Stripes
Hemburg
Washington
Bowers Awarded Lumber and Reroof Contracts at Harpers Ferry
Superintendent Herbert King announced two bids were awarded for work at Harpers Ferry National Monument. Bowers Lumber Company won a 1700 square foot oak flooring contract and Bonded Applicators Inc of Hagerstown won the Harper House reroofing contract. Both were granted on the basis of lowest bids.
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Herbert King
Harpers Ferry National Monument
Gay
Harpe House
Bowers Lumber Company
Applicators, Inc
Hagerstown
Fight To Save Decision Nine Heads To Lady Bird Johnson
A legal battle over ownership of the racehorse Decision Nine pits Ernest C. Rogers Jr. against Miss Crystelle Waggoner of Decatur Texas after Rogers sought the horse papers. Waggoner had ordered the horse destroyed when it turned up lame at Pimlico, while Rogers vows to pursue all appeals to save the horse including a potential appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Michael Rogers wrote to Lady Bird Johnson asking for help, receiving a cautious reply and a promise of a more detailed letter from his father.
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Lydon
Tohnson
Ius Pethor
Flivs
Michael
Ernest C. Rogers Jr
Miss Waggoner
Pimlico Race Track
Baltimore
Carroll County
Rogers
Lady Bird Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Ship Strike Widespread Halting 30 Port Cities
A nationwide ship strike disrupts 30 port cities and nearly 1,000 vessels from freighters to liners. Pickets block piers in New York and other states as federal mediators urge resumption of peace talks. Violence flares with injuries at a New Jersey refinery as unions and operators face potential Taft-Hartley action.
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New York
White House
New Jersey
Louisiana
Texas
Massachusetts
Texaco
Camden
N_J
National Maritime Unnion
Wati
Tnsiziuie
Kennedy
Taft-Harner
Arthur J. Goldberg
International of Union
Maritime Union
Wee Women Exchange Quip About Hawaii Plans
A humorous exchange features a character calling another an idiot and outlining a sequence to travel to Hawaii, emphasizing a quick return and witty banter. The line captures light dialogue tone and regional flavor.
Discoverer No 2 Satellite Circles Earth From Vandenberg
The Discoverer No 2 satellite, 2100 pounds and 18th in its polar orbit series, was circling the Earth today from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. It launched through heavy fog at about 408 pm Pacific Daylight Time Friday, carrying a secret payload the Air Force hopes to recover in 1 to 4 days.
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Earth
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cali
Air Force
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