Braddock Heights Honores Major Jewett For Scouts Service
Major Allen C. Jewett of the Fort Detrick Program Coordination Office was honored by the Optimist Club of Braddock Heights for exceptional community citizenship. At a Court of Honor for Troop 278, he was praised for leading hikes, camping, swimming, and organizing a senior patrol while transporting scouts over long distances. His wife Genevieve was recognized for fund raising and craft work for the troop.
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Fort Detrick
Braddock Heights
Boy Scouts
South Mountain
Jewett
America
Major Jewett
Genevieve
Jane
Al“wal
Harold B. Hodgrave
Fort Det
Detrick Dewett
Army Materiel Command
Satellite Commercial Use Given Go-Ahead
The FCC approved Communications Satellite Corp to begin commercial operation of the Early Bird satellite next week. It ordered a rate investigation into Comsat proposed $5,245 per hour during peak times, but rates will hold for now. Revenue will be put in a special account pending the rate dispute resolution. The three American television networks criticized the proposed rates as too high.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
The
Communications Satellite Corp
FCC
Comsat
Taneytown Jaycees Install Officers At Banquet
The Taneytown Jaycees held a Past President's banquet in Westminster with officer installs led by Carville Downes. Donald M. Smith became president. other officers include Kenneth Crouse first VP Paul Roop second VP Ronald Hopkins secretary George Crouse treasurer and directors Harry Dougherty Jr Cecil Lowelling Leonard Wantz Jr. The wives' auxiliary installed by Mrs Barbara Baumgardner includes Nadine Brown president and Elaine Wantz VP. Past president C Dean Brown received a plaque. E Wayne Baumgardner won Jaycee of the Year and committee chair of the year. Spark Plug awards went to Wayne Baumgardner Dean Brown Kenneth Crouse and James Fair. Perfect attendance pins were awarded to several members. James Fair Dean Nusbaum led in the Jaycee Creed invocation. James Vaughn district VP addressed the new officers.
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National Academy of Sciences
Robert 5. Krasner
GS-12
Providence College
Providence
R. I. Thompson
Halvor G. Aalestad
Louisiana State University
Perry D. Bergman
Purdue University
Marshall E. Landau
Duke University
Rex C. Moyer
University of Texas
Arthur A. Methery
Michigan Ate University
Wynanda M. O’malley
University of Arizona
Lawrence M. Prescott
George Washington University
Norman S. Swack
Virginia Taylor
James B. Williams
Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
Maj
Harold B. Hodge, Jr
Pauline
Hodge
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Brooks Army Medical Center
Fort Detrick
Frederick
National Guard Armory
Flair Armory
Norman E. Brown
SQ Division
Glorice
Norman, Jr
West Frederick Junior High School
Taneytown Jaycees
Westminster
Donald M. Smith
Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Carville Downes
Maryland Jaycees
Kenneth Crouse
Paul Roop
Ronald Hopkins
George Crouse
Lawrence Heltebridle
Harry Dougherty Jr
Cecil Lowelling
Leonard Wantz Jr
Barbara Baumgardner
Taneytown Jaycettes
Nadine Brown
Elaine Wantz
Ravina Hopkins
Virginia Fram
Joyce Dell
Donna Roop
John Skiles
C. Dean Brown
E. Wayne Baumgardner
Baumgardner
Wayne Baumgardner
Dean Brown
James Fair
Dean Nusbaum
Patl Roop
James Vaughn
District II
New Montgomery teachers aided in finding homes
Montgomery County Education Association arranges housing for over 1,000 new teachers entering the school system. The Housing Service says most require temporary furnished rooms and apartments, with many married teachers seeking permanent homes.
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Jacqueline Harden
Pension Paradox for Veterans Over 65 Sparks Debate
Readers discuss how a 65 plus veteran is treated as disabled for pension eligibility, while some refuse to acknowledge any infirmities. Messages cover reopening claims, Maritime Service ranks, Social Security eligibility for self employed individuals, and housing shortages impacting veterans.
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Women’s Place: Debating Homemaker Role and Work
A Q and A on whether a woman’s place must be in the home. The author cites a survey showing many housewives support working if needed and aligned with family goals, especially with no children. Community norms favor wives aiding husbands in family enterprises and service roles.
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Joseph P. Carroll
David D. Mudd
Eula E. Finneyfrock
Paul Richard Wisner
Andrew Truhan
Bas Ber
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Ruth L. Connery
Robert C. Simpson
J. Arthur Richardson Jr
Earl D. Hightower
Consolidated Electronics Industries, Corp
Morgan Keller
Frederick
Herman J. Wise
Conrad D. Christianson
Acto Helonly
How Social Security was funded and reserves explained
The column explains that Social Security contributions come from employees and employers equally, with the government not contributing. It notes about 20 billion dollars in reserves and that future payments will be covered as younger workers and their employers continue contributing. It invites reader questions for future columns.
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Court News Marriage Licenses in Frederick and Brunswick
Court notices announce marriage licenses for Thomas H Wirts and Judy L Koontz both of Frederick Wayne Lewis Dinterman and Helen Louise Demery both of Brunswick Garry G Stull and Candice J Redmond both of Frederick Ralph W Miller and wife to Charles F Myers and wife Hazel I DeCaro and husband to Wayne Logsdon and wife Norvell Belt and wife to Hugh E Fagenbaker and wife Donald L Andrew and wife to Frederick L Kaiser and wife
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Thomas H. Wirts
Judy L. Koontz
Frederick
Wayne Lewis Dinterman
Helen Louise Demery
Brunswick
Garry G. Stull
Candice J. Redmond
Ralph W. Miller
Charles F. Myers
Hazel I. DeCaro
Wayne Logsdon
Norvell Belt
Hugh E. Fagenbaker
Donald L. Andrew
Frederick L. Kaiser
Survey finds shifting views on working mothers and family roles
The study shows most women prioritize family, with attitudes shifting as children age. Working mothers face criticism when income is pursued over homemaking. Younger children strengthen the home role, while older kids reduce scrutiny and support shared family goals.
Modern homemaker blends life outside with home duties
The text argues the modern homemaker should bring outside experiences into daily chores. Home becomes nicer when Mom spends reasonable time away from it, embracing a creative housekeeping approach. It references Dorothy Dix and Dr. Joyce Brothers for advice on relationships and personal insight.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
Monocacy Village 4-H Plans Summer Activities and Camp
The Monocacy Village 4-H Club met at Topper Nusbaum’s home to plan summer events. A family picnic is set for July 20 at Monocacy Village Park, and the boys camp runs August 9 to 13 at Camp Misty Mount. Members were urged to call the Extension Office to confirm reservations.
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Monocacy Village
Topper Nusbaum
Monocacy Village Park
Camp Misty Mount
Melvin Heim
Frederick
Gaithersburg Agricultural Center
Iowa
Scout Headquarters Chosen for Africa South of Sahara
Nigeria has been selected as headquarters for the Boy Scout movement in sub-Saharan Africa. The decision consolidates regional operations and positions Lagos as the central hub for Scout activities across the region.
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SCOUT
Lagos
Nigeria
Nieria
Boy Scout Movement
Africa
Sahara
New Member Joins Rocky Ridge 4 H Club
A Rocky Ridge Progressive 4 H Club meeting at Debue ro's home drew 28 members. Guest speaker Extension agent David D Eigenbrode spoke on 4 H achievements while Ralph Keilholtz demonstrated animal registration. Margaret Bollinger joined the club as a new member and three Iowa 4 H Club exchange guests will stay with members next month. The annual project tour is set for July 21 and the Parks family served refreshments.
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Rocky Ridge Progressive
Debuero
David D. Eigenbrode
Ralph Keilholtz
Linda Keilholtz
Emmitsburg Lutheran Church
Margaret Bollinger
Iowa 4H Club Exchange
Rocky Ridge Club
Parks
Anders Quits As W Va Center Head
William H. B. Anders Jr. resigns as director of the Eastern West Virginia Research and Development Center at Shepherd College effective August 31. A Frederick native, he has led the center since October 1, 1963, returning to Maryland to head a new regional economic development group. As director he aided eastern panhandle counties to boost economic and cultural conditions.
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William H. B. Anders Jr
West Virginia
Frederick
Anders
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Maryland
Panhandle
Car Breaks Down. Man Smashes Windows Then Escapes
Michael J. Byrnes 20 of West Springfield picked up a rock and smashed the car’s windows and bent the fenders after it broke down. He abandoned the vehicle claiming it was no longer good to him. Neighbors complained and he faced breach of peace charges. Springfield District Court Saturday continued the case to December 23 to let Byrnes cool off.
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Mass
Michael J. Byrnes
West Springfield
Springfield District Court
Charles D. Sloan
Byrnes
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