Editor notes on President Kennedy speech and world security
A letter from J William Brosius of Carrollton Drive comments on Kennedy's graduation speech urging development of a World Security System through United Nations reform and disarmament. He calls for local discussion on preserving peace and human interests alongside national defense.
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the News
American University
United States
United Nations
Geneva
Kennedy
J. William Brosius
Carrollton Drive
Bitter warning from China on Soviet US collaboration risk
An article warns that Sino Soviet ideological talks could push world powers toward collaboration with the United States. It portrays China as warning the Soviet Union against cooperation and accuses communism of global expansion and subversive tactics through peaceful and armed means.
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Red China
Soviet Union
United States
Hoover era recalled as aid to Belgium and world welfare
A letter laments the heroic memory of Herbert Hoover and the mass relief efforts like Food for Peace. It praises Hoover’s leadership in aiding war-torn nations and warns against communism and totalitarian regimes while urging respect for religious freedom in schools and prayer by teachers.
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Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Supreme Court
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Monsacy
Low Chomdy
Socks Stoen
No More Shells In This Library
In Winchester Virginia two Civil War shells found among library books were fused and dangerous. Manuel Sempeles discovered a Sindh navy shell in Handley Library basement and a smaller shell upstairs. Librarian David Roland recalled they were moved during cleaning. Two Ft Belvoir Army specialists defused the shells and removed them. Roland checked for other hazards after the find.
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Winchester
Manuel Sempeles
Handley Library
David Roland
Ft. Belvoir
Roland
Pfc Good and Mrs Goodsell Celebrate Second Anniversary
Pfc Russell W Good and his wife will mark their second wedding anniversary on July 1 while stationed in Baumholder Germany. Mrs Goodsell is the former Marie Cline. Sp5 Donald C Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Moore of Old Braddock, was promoted from Sp to Sgt on June 12 and is now in Italy with the 358th Reserve group. His wife is the former Miss Barbara Kaloescape. Moore’s address is RA 1552288 Mth Air Defense Det MS L AP O 221 New York NY. James Kevin Stith six year old son of Mr and Mrs Karl J Smith Rocky Ridge celebrated his birthday June 13. Mr and Mrs A H Jackson Notva Avenue observe their 41st wedding anniversary today.
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Pfc
Russell W. Goodsell
Goodsell
Baumholder
Germany
Marie Cline
Donald C. Moore
Claude Moore
Old Braddock
Moore
358Th
Italy
A. H. Jackson
Notva Avenue
Hospital admission and ailing resident report
Among The Sick Mixs Beth Hahn RED Frederick will be admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Thursday for surgery Friday morning. Mr Abie O Zimmerman of East Sixth Street is reported as slow and confined to his home for the past period.
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Beth Hahn
Red
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Abie
Zimmerman
East Sixth Street
Buckeyston Cluverettes Hold Meeting at Theresa Poole Home
Members of the Buckeysteaa Cluverettes gathered at Theresa Poole’s house with Virginia Staub as cohosts. President Sue Carol Adams opened with the pledge and led the group in reciting it to the Sez. The club planned a float for the Adamstown carnival and held demonstrations by Sendra Frye and others.
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Buckeystoen
Buckeysteaa Cluverettes
Theresa Poole
Virginia Staub
Cohnifots
Sue Carol Adams
Adamstown
Sendra Frye
Ratineberger
Trading Active New York Market Dips Then Rises
Trading activity in New York opened muted with moderate to active turnover as the market moved through early afternoon. Investors weighed price changes and rebounded with selective gains in key shares amid shifting volume.
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New York
Motor Vehicle Cases Heard In Court
Leslie R Glass of Dover NJ found guilty of passing contrary to roadway markings and given a suspended $15 fine plus costs after arrest June 14 on US 40 west of Frederick by Trooper Howard D Lennox. William A Johnson of Hyattsville acquitted of unsafe vehicle charge after arrest June 17 on US 40 west by Lennox for riding a motorcycle without headlights. Alexander H Bennett of 1 West Seventh Street acquitted of unsafe muneter charge brought June 22 on US 40 west. Angelo Francisco Chiglione of Arlington VA found guilty of exceeding 50 mph with suspended $15 fine and costs after arrest on US 240 four miles south of Frederick by Lennox. Jesse Matthews of Petersville found guilty of intoxication within city limits with suspended $10 fine and costs after arrest June 25 on West Patrick Street by Sergeant William McKinley Bopster.
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Leslie R. Glass
Dover N. J
Uae
Trate Stanley Y. Bennett
Glass
U.S. 40
Frederick
Oward D. Lennox
William Alan Johnson
Hyattsville
Johnson
Lennox
Alexander H. Bennett
West Seventh Street
Angelo Franchisco Chiglione
Arlington
Chiglione
U.S. 240
Jesse Matthews
Petersville
Matthews
West Patrick Street
Set
William McKinley Bopster
Thirty Days To Repair South Street Under Franchises Revocation
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co faces a thirty day limit to repair South Street and Fifth Street or risk revocation of its franchise for use of South Street. The issue notes that repairs have been delayed for nearly two years. Meanwhile local items include Dr. D F McKinney recovering from amputation and company moves at Morris Iron and Steel.
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Hagerstown
Morris Iron and Steel Co
Frank H. Cathcart
Trenton Foundry Machine Co
Trenton
N.J
Ann
H.W. Wissler
W.E. Filler
East Third Street
Baltimore
Neckar
Bremen
Germany
Zurich
Switzerland
Braddock Heights
Joseph
Frank Urner
Hammond Urner
Twenty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Funeral services are planned Friday for Irving Monza Fox 74 a descendant of Foxville founders who died after a brief illness Flyers dropped tons of bombs on Macassar where no bombs had fallen since Japan invaded the area Roosevelt proposes Congress grant broader draft powers for non combat service Russell H McCain President of the Board of Aldermen cites local Rotary Club remarks Frederick water system praised as excellent Daylight saving alert registered briefly as signals reported Planes bomb Salonica first time and other wartime notes
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Irving Monza Fox
Foxville
Macassar
Colliebes
Japan
Java
Roosevelt
Mone
Congress
Coe
Russell H. McCain
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Joe Brime
Gettid
Alemz
Frederick City Hospital
Jocal
Hodquarters
Salonica
Pope Paul VI Rise From Frail Boy To Pontiff
AP reports on Giovanni Battista Montini later Pope Paul VI, described as small and frail in youth who climbed trees with fearless focus, leading to his rise as archbishop of Milan and eventually the papacy. The piece recalls his Brescia roots, family, and early clerical path through seminary and Vatican service.
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James M. Long
Vatican
Paul VI
Pope Paul
Vatican City
St. Peter
Giovanni Battista Montini
Primo Savodi
Giovanni Battista
Milan
Montini
Brescia
Doona Topolita
St. Giulia
Concesio
Sotto Il Monte
John XXII
Berica Artesia Maria Montini
Giuditta ‘Montino
Anna Marianini
Iece
Giorgia Monta
Gavanni Battista
Ludovico Moatini
Paul
Bowes
Vatican Secretariat of State
Warsaw
Vatican A. J
Naval Academy Honor Grad Appointed County Pastor
Rev. Moston Rovech Mulholland Jr. of Rutland VI is appointed pastor of the Dickerson and Koontz Chapel Methodist Churches replacing Rev. Joseph Rial Jr. Mulholland, a Naval Academy graduate and former midshipman rower, served aboard the Edisto and later studied at Wesley Theological Seminary before being ordained a Methodist minister. He is married to Gwenne Lyon Scholster.
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Moston Rovech Mulholland Jr
Rutland, VI
Dickerson and Koontz Chapel
Joseph C. Rial Jr
Pennsylvania
Mulholland Graduatad
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Rutland High School
United States Naval Academy At
The
Eel
Spain
France
England
Cuba
Brazil
Trinidad
Naval Supply Corps School
Athens
U. S
Edisto
Washington
Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Formosa
Hong Kong
Okinawa
Amd
Africa
Wesley Theological Seminary
Mulholland
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Gwenne Lyon Scholter
Richard T. Schollister
Hsoming Town
W. Va
Charge Against Driver Is Not-Pressed
Frank Clifton Cover II of East B street Brunswick faces no charge after a Tuesday incident. Cover was arrested June 21 by Officer Harry J. Pieterse following an East Brunswick accident. Assistant State's Attorney Wit herpressed.
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Fiam
W. Wenner
Frank Clifton Cover II
East “B" Street
Brunswick
Cover
Harry J. Pieterse
East
Mack Truck Cited In Retraining Complaint
The Senate agreed to tighten restrictions on federal job retraining funds under the Area Redevelopment Act. The move follows Mack Truck Co relocation from Plainfield to Hagerstown and retraining of workers at the new plant. About 1,208 Plainfield workers lost jobs due to the relocation.
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Washington
Senate
Clifford P. Case
Mack Truck Co
Plainfield
Hagerstown
Hagerstern
Car Backs Into Freight On Commerce Street
Police report an accident on Commerce Street involving a vehicle rear ending a freight car of the RAC. The driver, a woman, was pat down at the scene and no charges were filed.
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Commerce Street
Cay
Fen
Nsyrarolt
RAC
Pollice
Danter Meher
West Pan Beech
Seth Carrell
Bam South Street
Carrell Greet
Mick Meley
Local Funeral Notices From Lovettsville and Nearby Towns
The notices report multiple deaths in Waterford and Lovettsville areas with details on funeral arrangements. George William Holmes of Waterford died at Loudoun County Hospital aged 76 with services at Bartos Funeral Homes and interment at Chapel Cemetery St George. Arie Amelia Jones of West All Saints Street died at Frederick Memorial Hospital aged 37 with services at Hicks Funeral Home and interment at Fairview Cemetery. Clara Lovetta Thomas of Buckeystown died at University Capital Baltimore aged 33 with services at the home and entombment at Frederick Memorial Cloister. The notices name survivors including spouses siblings and extended relatives and list calling hours before services.
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Bartos
Walkersville
Sunde
Chapel Cemetery
George W. Helmas
George William Holmes
Waterford
Lovettsville
Loudoun County Hospital
Feets
Sarah Faube
Brown Funeral Home
Lovettaville
Unies
Arie Amelia Jones
West
All Saints Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Reading
Charles Jones
Henry and
Hettie Frazer Williams
Frank J
Marshal C. Williams
West Patrick Street
Fairview Cemetery
Edgar J. Thomas
Clara Lovetta Thomas
Buckeystown
Edgar L. Thomas
University Capital
Baltimore
Wes
Mahlon D
Emma C. Huffer Arnold
Methodist Church
Funeral Services for Woodbine Bank Directors
Honorary pallbearers were Woodbine National Bank directors Ray Brown John J Mullinix and W W Magin. Funeral held at a church cemetery with C M Waltz of Winfield as funeral director.
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Tell
Woodbine National Bank
Ray Brown
John J. Mullinix
W. W. Magin
Church Cemetery
C. M. Waltz
Winfield
Salisbury Studies Need For Federal Funds For Low Rent Housing
Mayor Frank H. Morris of Salisbury Maryland formed a seven member panel to study if federal money should be pursued to build low rent housing. The Salisbury-Wicomico Commission on Interracial Problems urged public construction of affordable homes. Morris supports the concept but cautious about committing the city to federal programs until the need is proven from any possible source.
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Salisbury. Md
Frank H. Morris
Salisbury
Salisbary-Wicomice
Morris
Funk Sets Expressway Schedule and Toll Details
Funk announces a November 1 target for the expressway project near Wilmington with a possible delay to November 13. Maryland’s 42 mile section is 7 percent complete and remaining work proceeds. William Jobine of SRC says travel will cost 2.3 cents per mile for the Maryland segment with six toll-rate changes planned.
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Toften
Frank Aid
Wilmindon
Funk
Ceat
Maryland
William Jobine
Mei Src
Union Bridge Council Selects Committees and Finances
Union Bridge town council named committees for the year led by Mayor Edward L Wilbiar including Planning Commission packer lighting sewerage and streets. A sewerage bond five thousand dollars matured and reinvested pending use. Ladies Auxiliary delegates attended the Ocean City Maryland state convention and members met at Mrs Elenor Warners Johnsville for a covered dish supper. The St James Lutheran annual picnic was held at Taneytown Memorial Park and Vacation Bible School enrollment reached 117 with local volunteers and co directors listed.
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Union Bridge
Edward L. Wilbiar
C. Samuel Bowman
Planning Commission
L.D. Crumpacker
T. R. Winebrenner
H. E. Ecker
M. H. Rakestraw
Howard Fox
Gladhill_py
Union Bridge Fire Co
Ocean City
Julia Ecker
Edna Mackley
Pauline Gray
Vivian Davis
Herbert E. Ecker
Alton Hesson
Lewis Baker
Jack Gray
William Logue
Engelhard Industries chief joins White House staff moves
White House staff in Wiesbaden announces appointments of Rabbi Finkelstein and Engelhard, with Engelhard Industries Newark leader and Rabbi Finkelstein named for roles in Kennedy administration. Tucker the Metropolitan Opera leader to accompany and conduct Tucker’s five engagements in Tel Aviv Jerusalem Haifa.
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Poe W. Engehard Jr
Engelhard Industries
Newark
N.J
Louis Finkelt Kennedy
Finkelstein
Engelhard
White House
Wiesbaden
Germany
United States
Earl Warren
Richard Tucker
Metropolitan Opera
Tener
New York City
Tursday Sight
Israel
Fausto Cleva
Tucker
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Haifa
Inmeenel
Underwriters Install Officers at Frederick Banquet
Smith A Eckenrode will install new officers and directors of the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters at an inaugural banquet at the VFW Country Club Friday. Awards include National Quality Awards to Melvin H Derr Georgse V Hull James C Grimes and Melvin J Eyler. Eckenrode, a longtime Carroll County underwriter, has held multiple civic and professional posts.
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Smith A. Eckenrode
Maryland State Association of Life Underwriters
Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
VFW
Melvin H.derr
Georgse V. Hull
James C. Grimes
Melvin J. Eyler
Eckernrode
Carroll County
Underwriters Association
Carroll County Association
Part I Life
Marion D. Carrmack Jr
Harold R. Williard
Walter T. Dunbar
CLG
Howard M. Ambrose
Maurice J. Floyd
Charles E. Miller
Kenneth Tinmes
Irvin Nunemaker
James Grimes
Charles Kalb
Kebn L. Mills Jr
Floods Sweep Across Midwestern States
Storms drenched the Midwest with heavy rain and rising waters. Reports note multiple inches of rainfall causing floods across Nebraska Kansas and surrounding areas as a warm Gulf air mass moved northward. Roads and low-lying areas faced high water as authorities monitored the situation.
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Nebraska
Kamsasima Waemein
Gulf of Mellcn
Truch
Midwea
Maryland Women Leaders Promote State Girls Project
GAIA STATE Annapolis hosts the annual Girls State project kickoff with delegates including Mrs Pern thy Jackson Tet and Mrs Wan Robbins among speakers. Katherine Black Mann obituary is noted, and highway safety topics are on the agenda at the event organized by the League of Women Voters and Republican women affiliates.
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Gaia State
Annapolis
Pern
I Cheverly
Katherine ‘Black Masse
Matland Fedjeratha
Republican
Woenen
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