Frederick County News in Brief March 2 1912
Highlights include a Frederick banquet with Mayor Mahool speaking at the Eutaw House, a burglary at D R Rouzer’s store in Thurmont, public sale of Miss Virginia Brunner estate property for 10235, and the Maryland Equal Suffrage bill dying in the House. Board of Elections to Thurmont to split precincts. Florists prep for Easter trade. Emmitsburg Generator Co incorporated to produce acetylene gas generators and metal ware. A rooster caused street chaos on North Market. Missionary Isaac Long to visit Frederick. Frederick Railroad to build a Thurmont freight shed. Missionary Society to hear Mrs Hoy speak March 5. A $30000 Brunswick bond bill advances in the State Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baltimore
Eutaw House
J. Barry Mahool
D. R. Rouzer
Thurmont
East Patrick Street
Virginia Brunner
Court House
Rosenour Brothers
Maryland
House of Delegates
Board OF Election Supervisors
Messrs. Chermann and Son
Emmitsburg Generator Co
Thomas C. Hayes
Joseph C
Rosensteel
D. E. Stone Jr
Sterling Galt
Fifth
Market Streets
Isaac Long
India
Frederick
James A. Long
Frederick Railroad Co
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church
William E. Hoy
Mr. Hoy
Yochow City
Hunan
China
Army reforms and war updates marked by Roosevelt and allies
Twenty years ago on March 2 the article notes President Roosevelt establishing three Army units the Army Ground Forces the Army Air Forces and Services of Supply. General Marshall urges swift war actions as strategic moves unfold and Allied forces report progress in Java amid heavy fighting. Local incidents include vehicle crashes injuring several people and community events at Hood College Yellow Springs and a Key Hotel dinner. An Hagerstown project to build fifty homes gains corporate status and wood varieties counted in the Amazon basin are reported.
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News-Post
Roosevelt
Army
Army Ground Forces
Army Air Forces
Services of Supply
Route 40
Jug Bridge
Ezra B. Whitman
State Roads Commission
Frederick
George C. Marshall
United States
Hood College
Yellow Springs
William E. Lerch
Knoxville
Washington
OX Fibre Relief Assn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Francis Perrott
Asamilton Homes, Inc
MT. Airy
Middlepurg Pike
Hagerstown
State Tax Commission
Sudden Slam Duel in No Trump and Clubs
South opens two diamonds aiming to learn about slam viability. North supports with three no trump and four heart, leading South to six no trump. North holds 12 easy tricks in six no trump, club slam unmakable in other paths.
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South
North
Diamonds
The Female of the Species by Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix presents letters on teenage behavior and parental roles from readers, with responses urging better guidance, love, and understanding. The column discusses teen smoking, drinking, dating, and the need for responsible parenting and self restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worden Erskine
Education and reading ethics program at St Johns High
A March 8 lecture at Prospect Hall St Johns High School warns parents to curb indecent literature from cheap magazines and paper backs. Knights of Columbus sponsor the event urging community action against smut and vulgarity in youth reading.
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Prospect Hall
St. John’s High School
Knights of Columbus
Police Gazette
Henry Miller
Maryland
Paris
Notebook notes on space flight and Lent events
Joe Ettenhause records impressions of the space flight from breakfast to Col Glenn's view with a note by Phillip in the sixth grade at New Midday school The Zimmermans run a head dairy farm two years into their ownership near Ballenger Creek road The piece continues with Lent reflections Ash Wednesday March 7 and World Day of Prayer events in Frederick March 9 including speaker Mrs Alfred Bartholomew and church plans The article closes with Tokyo reports on U S Japan talks about resuming nuclear atmospheric tests in the Pacific and Ikeda Kennedy communications
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Col. Glenn
Phillip
Zimmermans
Ballenger Creek
Col
Glenn
Key‘mar Way
Frederick
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Alfred Bartholomew
Japan
Lancaster Seminary
United Church of Japan
Tokyo
Bartholomew
United Church Women
National Council of the Churches of Christ
S.A.4
Uruguay
National Council
Trinity Chapel
West Church Street
Masayoshi Ohira
United States
Pacific
Ohira
Hayato Ikeda
Kennedy
Fort Detrick Receives Army Safety Honor for 1961
The Army honors the Chemical Corps with the annual Safety Award for fiscal year 1961 citing reduced accidents injuries and costs. Colonel Casto and Brigadier General Delmore note the achievement reflects every soldier's effort. A commemorative plaque is displayed at post headquarters and will tour Chemical Corps installations.
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Fort Detrick
Chemical Corps
Casto
Delmore
Gardening and seed varieties guide for spring plantings
Miss Beatrice Fehr outlines planning for spring gardens at Winchester Hall. The article emphasizes selecting vegetable varieties that freeze well, using the Maryland Vegetable Varieties for 1962 leaflet from the Extension Service, and offers related bulletins on fertilizing culture and disease control. It also notes marriage news for Elsie Marie Wastler and Richard Frank Secrest at Graceham Moravian Church.
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Beatrice Fehr
Winchester Hall Garden
Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service
University of Maryland
Maryland
Exten_sion
Elsie Marie Wastler
Charles Wastler
Graceham
Richard Frank Secrest
Frank Secrest
Clear Spring
Frederick L. Morganstern
Shoe On The Other Foot In Nuclear Testing Fallout
President Kennedy told Premier Khrushchev the United States may resume atmospheric testing if disarmament talks progress, placing blame on the Soviet Union for the breach while stressing prudent policy without an imminent war. The piece notes Communist China and Vietnam dynamics, highlighting tensions and lack of U.N. troop involvement at China's borders.
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Soviet Union
United States
Kennedy
Khrushchev
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Washington
China
Korea
United Nations
Race to the Moon Spurs Cold War Space Rivalry
A national debate on space cooperation with the Soviet Union looms as Kennedy’s moon goal faces a likely race versus Moscow. Officials question peaceful use of space and warn secrecy from the Soviets, while Lt. Col. John Glenn’s remarks highlight military reconnaissance risks. Miss Pat Patterson will address Republican women in Taneytown on March 6 with slides from Japan. George H. C. Arrowsmith, from Upperco, announces a run in the May GOP primary for Maryland's 2nd district. In Easton a woman again delivers a baby in an ambulance en route to Memorial Hospital, a repeat event from the prior year.
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United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
John Glenn
Pat Patterson
Westminster
Taneytown Federation of Republican Women
Taney Inn
Patterson
Western Maryland College
University of Tokyo
Japan
Eisenhower
George H. C. Arrowsmith
Upperco
President's safety conference expected to draw 650
More than 150 Maryland residents are expected to attend the President's conference on occupational safety from March 6 through March 8.
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Washington
Maryland
Understanding Love Centered in Child Welfare
Anthropologist Dr. Ashley Montagu urged welfare workers at the Eastern Regional Conference of the Child Welfare League to emphasize love as a vital value in child development. He warned that homes and schools inflict unloving care and indifference, a dangerous state for children.
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Baltimore
Welfare Workers
Ashley Montagu
The
Child Welfare League
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Amazon Basin
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Erable West Pass
Dorothy Dix
Helen
Lam
Leatha Farnell
Stonington
Conn
Leatha
John H. Glenn Jr
Free World
Phillip Zimmerman
Joshua E. Zimmerman
Detour
Philip
Phil
Mary Ann Salazar
Calabazas Boulevard
Santa Clara
Calif
Mary Ann
By Joe Ettenhause
ROD and Gun Club
Homemakers
Carlton Brown
Biggs Avenue
William P. Allen
Nancy Ann
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Warren Sanborn
U.S. Navy
Steven Ware
United States Army
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J. Beck
T. Hanes
T. Bunetto
D. Bogretie
H. Butler
Glenn D. Bissell
San Francisco
Leon A. Anhaiser
Rosenberg, Tex
William J. Clark
Hinsdale, T
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Staten Island
N. C
Dean C. Plemmoans
Tobaccoville
Joseph F. Sieczkowski
Flushing
Larrie H. Sweet
Hamburg
Richard H. Kbtch
Emil Johnson
Joe C. Dollar
Ruth Muldoon
Thomas S$. Mathey
Bruce Harstad
Austria
Switzerland
Mary Fiock
Canada
New England
David Spiner
Richard Klitch
Betty Kinna
Loretta Eyler
Charles ‘“‘Chiz” Staley
Washington County Hospital
Edvide Hoppel
Large
Fla
Miriam Feely
Alexandria
William Sikes
Walter Reed
BW Engineering Secrets
Foth Muldoon
VFW Club
Helen Safrit
James Startt
Boyn
Jim Sin
New Yorks
Metropoli- Art
American Natural History
New York
Derrick Players
Thare
Blonide
Phere
Clara Green
James Fisher
Julia Wricht
Donald Stuff
Robert Mellett
Charles J. Wastler
Niagara Falls
RD 1
Thurmont High School
Washington County School of Nursing
James Buchanan High School
Mercersburg
U.S
Easton, Md
Thomas Jones
Queenstown
James D. Hertz
Caroina Cs
Personnel Training Institute
Richmord
Hertz
Trailways
Maine
Florida
Cliff
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