Fifty Years Ago And Today In The News Columns
Reflections on earlier items from The News dated March 1 1910 and March 1 1940. Mentions a York Safe and Lock Co installation at C Reuben Landis shop, Downey transfer to retired list, Montevue appointments, Duvall twenty years in service, and a 1940 Supreme Court division on good faith in labor bargaining with analysis of slowdowns and potential legislative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
U. S
York Safe and Lock Co
York
C. Reuben Landis
South Market Street
J. W. Downey
New Market
First Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Warfield
Board OF Charities and Correction
Montevue
A. A. Radcliff
William Willis
Adam Flanigan
Swemp
Abram Grove
J. Edward Duvall
Duvall
Oscar
J. Dutrow
David Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
National Labor, Relations Board
Supreme Court of the United States
The News Frederick Maryland March 1 1960 Page 4
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland dated March 1 1960 lists publication details and subscription rates. It notes circulation options including single copies ten cents and mail subscriptions ranging from one month to a year with annual rates. It also mentions postal handling and editorial note about republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Co
North Court
Phage
Bic
Distant Life Possibility Hinted by Cosmic Signals
In a discussion of interstellar life, astrophysicists suggest many solar systems may host life capable planets and potential signals to Earth. Two Cornell professors note intelligent beings could already be contacting our sun while awaiting human reception. Harry P. Converse, 83, editor of the Christian Observer, dies in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciemsis
Celestis
Milky Way
Beyord
Earth
Cornell University
Harry P. Converse
Louisville
The
Christian Observer
Army Band to Play Concert at Frederick High March 27
The U S Army Field Band of Washington known as one of the nation’s finest will perform at Frederick High School auditorium on Sunday March 27 at 2 15 pm. The concert is free to the public and features the Soldiers Chorus and a range of classical to popular pieces with a narrator introducing each number. Major Chester E Whiting, organizer and conductor since 1946, leads the performers who tour nationwide and overseas earning praise as Kings of the Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Field Band of
Washington
Frederick County Hood Club
Frederick High School
Chester E. Whiting
Hyattsville
Imale
United States
Army Field Band
United Kingdom
Europe
Hawaii
Far East
Wasneion
Frederick
Poolesville Rector Dies At Hospital
Rev. Carer Stelixagen Gilliss, 2, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Poolesville, died Sunday at Suburban Hospital. He led St. Peter's for eight years after prior service as a chaplain in World War II. Funeral services at St. Peter's Church with interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carer Stelixagen Gilliss
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Poolesville
Suburban
Mr. Gilliss
Hartford
St. Paul's
Brown Gill
Wiliam
Arlington
Peter's Church
Tock Creek Cemetery
St. Pever’s Chereh
Local notices and visitors mark Community events
The column lists personal notices from Frederick area residents including Mr. Ruben Blank and Mrs. Mary Frye visiting the Walter Akimmery house near Point of Rocks bridge. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ditlow Jr and Tana of Charles Town, and Thomas Bates and Wizard Lawson of Furnace Mountain. A wedding anniversary, a turkey dinner in Dickerson, and travel to Brownsville for a funeral are noted along with a Women’s Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben M. Blank
Linoze
News
Mary A. Frye
Walter AcKimmery
Virginia End
Point of Rocks Bridge
T. W. Ditlow Jr
Tana
Charles Town
W. Vo
Thomas Bates
Wizard Lawson
Furnace Mit
Ralph Herbst
Guy V. Brust
West Charen Street
Airs
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Martin Wiseman
Dickerson
Howard Roberson
Marin
Leonard Roberson
Ola Jarrett
Silver
Joseph May
Nettie FL Jones
Near
SicKai
R. Lee Frideil
Glenwood
Montgomery County
Brownsville
Texas
Einer
JoAna Bover
Meredith E.bover
Frederick
Heart Fund Campaign Aims at 13000 Goal
A Frederick area heart association spokesman says the current fund drive targets 13000 with about 5500 on hand. If collections stay strong, especially Heart Sunday totals, the goal should be reached. To date heart collections total 3200, roughly 1000 more than last year, with bank headquarters and city officials listed among organizers and treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Iy Heart Associaion
Heart
Farmers and Mechanics-Cittizens National Bank
Nevin Beker
Coun
He Heart Association
H. Albert Dean
Nelson
State bills push for radiation controls and highway重点
Gov Tawes moves to sign multiple measures including regulation of atomic radiation sources under Health Dept and authorizes the State Roads Commission to focus on highway completion. Senate earlier approved a tax on closed circuit sports and a broad program with a 2.7 million allotment to support about 22 600 workers while other measures seek payroll boosts and regulatory powers for fisheries.
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Department of Health
Tawes
State Roads Commission
Ajor
Senate
Potomac River
Tidewater Fisheries
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
February 26 8 Mc and Mrs Cephas Raines report their on birth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Announced are the births of a second child for Taneyio Hartier and a first son to Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Burras of 624 North Market Street. Also listed are additional newborns to Mrs Genevieve West formerly of New Miduar Ai and Mrs James Fox of 527 East Church Street and to Mr and Mrs James Fox arising from late February.
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North Marke
Ena
Robert Lee
Burras
Ann Dimierman
Frederick
Oilmen Seek New Markets for Oil as Surplus Grows
Industry seeks new outlets and uses for oil amid a global surplus. API cites about 300 million dollars a year in research with aims to boost energy use in steel production, farming, and potential direct electricity from oil. Prospects include fuel cells and direct reduction of ore, plus asphalt extensions in farming.
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Sam Dawser
ISP Business
NEW York (Ap
iMore
St. Lawrence
American Petroleum Institute
William J. Sweeney
Esso Research & Engineering Co
Europe
Sweeney
API
Agriculture Department
Esso Research
Barbara Hall Attends Dinner Honors Leap Year Birthday
Miss Barbara Hall of Middletown attended a city dinner hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Coblentz. Miss Boyer received many gifts though she celebrates a birthday only every four years due to Leap Year.
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Walter B. Coblentz
Middletown
Barbara Hall
Boyer
Pay Support For Children Or Go To Jail
A road worker, previously jailed 18 months for non-support, faced Magistrate Brian W. Thompson and was ordered to pay $13 weekly for child welfare or return to prison. George A. Eckenbrode of Foxville, wife Emma, separated since 1955, four children with mother in Thurmont. Case held open. released on bond. judge stressed missing payments only if not working as weather affects road work.
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Maryland
Corr Tion
George A. Eckenbrode
Brian W. Thompson
Eckenbrode
Foxville
Emma
Thurmont
Thompson
Eckenrrode
Milking Shorthorn Society elects officers at weekend meeting
The Maryland Virginia Milking Shorthorn Society held a reorganization meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Major G L Stryker was elected president, George A Nicholson first vice president, Ray Van Sant second vice president, and Margaret Nicholson secretary treasurer. Board members include Vernon A Mathias, Earle Nicholson, and Marshall Strite. A 1960 program and an August 13 picnic plan were announced with university and local dairy officials in attendance. SPRING HOUSE DESTROYED IN Middletown fire destroys a spring house on the Robert Fry farm with about 500 dollars loss. Two engines responded. Earlier, Middletown volunteers answered a silent alarm for a tree fire east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
Maryland- Virginia Milking Shorthern Society
O Cners
G. L. Stryker
Baldwin
George A. Nicholson
Ray van Sant
Elkton
Margaret Nicholson
Detour
Harold Kline
Staunton
Vernon A. Mathias
Westminster
Robert Fry
Middletown
Maurice Coblentz
Hollow Road
Middletown Company
Licenses Suspended for Two Area Men
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced suspensions for Floyd Dorsey of Mt. Airy and William R. Dodd of Frederick. Dorsey received a two month suspension, while Dodd got a 15 day suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Motor Vehicles
Floyd Dorsey
Mt. Airy
William R. Dodd
Frederick
Sick list at Frederick Memorial Hospital and area wards
Melle Meyers of Yellow Springs faces surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Wednesday morning. Several residents including Mrs D Chester Kemp, Mrs Edgar C Crist Sr, Mr Leonard Perry Allison and Miss Nina Hickman are admitted for medical care or observation. Others report injuries and admissions such as Miss Delores Shook, Mrs Hazel Hitchens, and Mr Clyde Burdette, with named relatives visiting and local patients released from Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.
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Melle Meyers
Yellow Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
D. Chester Kemp
West Third Street
Norman Dixon
Madison Street
Nina C. Hickman
Lovettsville
Edgar C. Crist Sr
Burke Street
Leonard Perry Allison
Russell E. Litten
Knoxville
Delores Shook
East Patrick Street
Hazel P. Hitchens
Thurmont
Clyde Burdette
Mig
Airy
Robert J T. Smith
Newton D. Baker Vex Tans Hospital
Martinsburg
W.a
Smith
Sale Crummill
Patsy Mossburg
James A. Smith
Daniel A. Lee Jr
Carl A. Foltz
Elsie M. Webster
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysbur
Stephen Ryder
Emmitsburg
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Lawrence
Merket Street
Walter Johnson
Congress
Mary Elizabeth Engle
John C. Engle
Pennsylvania Avenue
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frankfurter
Harlan
Whittaker
Dis
Trey
National Labor Relations Board
Pew
Supreme Court
Ordiary
Labor A Board
Mir
Cocr
Whittaker Ord Erin
Funion
Francisco
San
James H Grove
Honolulu
Army Band
Fhs
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Francis Scot Key Hotel
Ing
Louise E. Maramell
Frederick Club
State Health and Safety
Ethel Northcraft
Corre
Frank J. Keefer
Mae P. Shankle
Hammell
Tae
Pas
Alex
the & Sons
New York
Hescox
Jocal Securi
ST. Ps
Atieen
Erust Fiore
Tomac Eison
O. Agsture
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