Stockpile Delay in Liquidation of Strategic Materials
The article analyzes a U.S. stockpile of strategic materials valued at about 8.7 billion dollars stored mostly in aluminum nickel rubber cobalt and other items. It traces causes of overstocking to military forecasts shifts in 1958 and slow action by Congress and the GSA on disposal recommendations, noting risks to industries if disposal is rushed.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
U. S
Kennedy
Congress
General Service Administration
GSA
Linganore turnpike request and local road plans in 1912
Petition from Linganore district asks for state aid to build a four and a half mile turnpike from Hopewell school to Devilbiss Mill with about $1,000 raised locally. Farmers Association road bill ready for introduction. Missionary Society meeting at Middletown discusses temperance and local option. Ground broken at Mt Airy for a three story brick post office and town offices. Directors elected at Colt and Dixon Canning Co. Mt Airy to get new high school via county commissioners. Miss E V Hafer appointed chief operator at C and P. Miss Sadie Kings ir senior operator.
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Linganore
Hopewell School
Devilbiss Mill
Unionville
Farmers’ Association
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Middletown
H. K. DeLauter
George A. Snyder
Opera House
City Ministerial Association
China
MT. Airy
Walter L. Rudy
Colt and Dixon Canning Co
F. W. Obenderfer
John L. Johnson
P. M. Hiteshew
W. O. McCutcheon
Guy K. Motter
Carroll County
Westminster
Wright
E. V. Hafer
Sadie King
C. and P
Sunday Closing Laws Threaten Private Liberties
Letter to The News argues Sunday closing laws restrict free will by regulating what can be done on a day off. The writer contends laws won’t boost church attendance and would cost business days, hurting workers and prerogatives, as liberty slips away under state regulation.
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the News
Pop
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files March 5 1942
A capacity crowd saw Western Maryland College defeat Mt St Marys 48 to 31 in a state armory basketball game. The Paris death toll rose to 600 with bombs and leaflets dropped. Jug Bridge collapse cuts US 40. new bridge designs and aid sought. Japan advances on Java and MacArthur air force hits Subic Bay. Thousands of troops arrive in Northern Ireland. Cleland County surePRISE blackett event slated. President Roosevelt begins tenth year as chief executive. Global diamond production about 23 million carats.
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Western Maryland College
Mt. St. Mary’s
Armory
Paris
RAF
Frederick City
Jug Bridge
Monocacy River
Ezra B. Whitman
State Roads Commission
Public Roads Administration
Java
Douglas MacArthur
Subic Bay
Bataan
United States
Northern Ireland
Ulster
Cleland County
Prise” Blackett
Roosevelt
St. John's Episcopal Church
Funeral notices pour in for several local residents
Funeral services were held for Patricia Ann Graham of 228 Bard Street and several others including Ernest W. King of Damascus, Frances Lushbaugh Jones of Baltimore, W Marion Koons of Thurmont, Delbert Poole of Barthlows, Rose Mary Rosensteel of Emmitsburg, Joanna Norris Simpson of Libertytown, and James Walter Watson near Union Bridge. Interments followed at Mount Olivet, Bethesda, Fairmount, Haugh’s, church cemeteries, with pallbearers named. Robert E. Dailey and Son directed. Khrushchev urged intensified Soviet farm production while stressing continued industrial effort. The British post office processes over 27 million letters and parcels daily.
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Patricia _Ann Graham
Thomas M. Graham
Bard Street
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry L. Fehl Jr
Pocahontas
Natomia Council
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Velma Poole
Dorothy O’brien
Idel Fogle
Wenonah
Paul Fogle
Kenneth Fogle
James Baker
Bruce Kepler
Glen Baker
Edward Trittapoe
Robert E. Dailey and Son
Frances Lushbaugh Jones
Harry S. Jones
Baltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Harry E. Carty Company
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Maurice Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Libertytown
W. Marion Koons
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
Forrest Davis
Haugh’s Cemetery
Ladiesburg
David Stone
Harry Clabaugh
Robert Fox
Lloyd Wilhide
D. S. Weywright
Curtis Smith
John Strine
Delbert Charles Poole
Barthlows
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Miles
Baylor A. Crist Jr
Wayland Sparkman
James E. Nicholson
Glen Reimel
John Coulombe
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Joanna Norris Simpson
F. Loraine Simpson
North Market Street
W. Daniel Rich
Libertytown Methodist Church
Thomas L. Sappington
Lyman S. Sappington
Walter McKinney
Stewart Cashour
Joseph Rexroad
Carl M. Thomas
James Walter Watson
Union Bridge
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Dale Hylton
Pipe Creek Cemetery
McComas Albaugh
Kenneth Lowman
Grayson Shank
Karl Keefer
Joseph
Lewis Hames
Deaths in Frederick area list James Anders and others
The list notes deaths of James H. Anders 47 of Catoctin Furnace from cerebral thrombosis after a Saturday incident at Fraley General Store. Other obituaries include Benjamin Bowings 83 of Adamstown and Blanche Everhart 73 of Lovettsville. Services set at Harriott Chapel, Mount Olivet Cemetery, Union Cemetery, and area funeral homes.
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James H. Andere
James Howard Anders
Frederlick Memorial Hospital
Fraley General
Catoctin Furnace
Thurmont American Legion Ambulance
Howard
Anna M. Roof Anders
Harriott Chapel
Herbert E. Willard
Thurmont
John R. Shipley
Sykesville
W. Green
Maynard Marshall
Mountaindale
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral Home
Lloyd M. Wolf
Obituaries and funeral notices from Carroll and York counties
Arthur Haines 82 lifelong New Windsor resident dies of cardiac failure after four days. Resting at D. D. Hartzler funeral home with services Thursday. Pipe Creek Cemetery interment. Mrs Anne Robison of York dies at 72. viewing Tuesday, service Wednesday at 1 pm Mount Rose Cemetery interment. David C Smith 75 of Frederick County dies after brief illness. services Wednesday 2 pm Chapel Cemetery interment near Libertytown. Roy M Wolffe 73 of Hanover dies at Temple Hospital. surviving relatives listed. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Arthur Haines
New Windsor
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
Charles and
Frances Stern Haines
Effie Louise Diehl Haines
Frank T. Hoover
Arthur Q. Haines
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
John Price
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Roy Robison
Anne Lee Robison
Anne Tregoning
New London
West King Street
York
Roy R. Robison
Howard Tregoning
Dorlson
North George Street
Mount Rose Cemetery
Roy M. Wolffe
Hanover
Temple Hospital
Philadelphia
J. G. Noell
East
Patrick Street
Alfred Y. Wolffe
Woerner and Jackson Funeral Home
100 At FHS To Take Qualifying Test
One hundred Frederick High School students will take the 1962 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test at 9 00 a m Tuesday March 6. Principal David L Dean says participation is open to all seeking Merit Scholarships for 1963.
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Frederick High School
David L. Dean
National Merit Scholarships Corporation
Merit Corporation
Market prices from Farmers Co-Operative today
Grain prices quoted by the Farmers Co-Operative include Wheat at 75 cents per bushel Barley at 106 per bushel and Corn at 6.50 dollars per barrel as reported today.
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Farmers Co-Operative
U2 Pilot Francis Gary Powers to testify before Senate panel
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers will tell his story in open session before the Senate Armed Services Committee. A board found he generally complied with orders after his 1960 flight over the Soviet Union, with Powers offering limited light on how the plane went down. Powers, freed in the Abel spy swap, has been kept from public view amid ongoing questions about whether the craft could have been destroyed.
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Washington
Francis Gary Powers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard 5. Russell
D-Ga
Soviet Union
Powers
U.S.S.R
John A. McCone
Central Intelligency Agency
Senate
Rudolf J. Abel
E. Barrett Prettyman
Congress
Earth
Etchison Enters Race For GOP Seat
Hamilton announces plans to file for nomination to the seven member Democratic State Central Committee. He and his wife own Hamiltons Motel and Restaurant on U S Route 40 West of Frederick and opened the B H Drive In last year. Active in local politics for 30 years he leads the Jeffersonian Democratic Club and he is a Frederick High School graduate. He and his wife reside with their twin daughters near their businesses. He has supported Route 40 business interests and the push for the B 1 location for Interstate 70 in Frederick County. He belongs to the Moose and Elks clubs.
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Hamilton
George E. Hamilton
Democratic State Central Committee
Florence Hamilton
U.S. Route 40
Frederick
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
East Street
Frederick High School
Frederick County
Moose and Elks Clubs
Skyscooter Craft Kills Its Inventor
An experimental Skyscooter crashed at a Civil Air Patrol demonstration killing its inventor Herman A. Saalfeld 32 head of Saalfeld Aircraft Co of Santee California. The craft crashed from about 100 feet with a pusher propeller and a non powered rotor for stability. Saalfeld flew alone.
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San Diego
Calif
Civil Air Patrol
Herman A. Saalfeld
Saalfeld Aircraft Co
Santee
Saalfeld
Utterback Collapses and Dies at Meeting Near Charles Town
Gary L. Utterback 72 a Frederick County resident and House of Delegates member collapsed and died from a heart attack at a Lee Town Izaak Walton League meeting near Charles Town West Virginia. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Charles Town General Hospital and funeral arrangements were set at Melvin T. Strider Funeral Home. Utterback had filed for re election February 17 for a fourth term and was active in farming and state politics, with extensive athletic and community involvement. He is survived by a daughter, two brothers, three sisters, and a wide circle of friends. Funeral services were scheduled for Wednesday at 11 at the funeral home.
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Gary L. Utterback
Aty
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Charles Town
W. Va
Utterback
Izaak Walton
Senate
Farm Bureau
Lewistown
United States
Vandalia
Ohio
Western Maryland
Acacia Lodge 155
AF & AM
Local hospital notes list recoveries and admissions
Among the sick, Rebecca Ann Hahn son of Mr and Mrs Herbert S Hahn Jr recovers at home after a Friday tonsillectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. John V Bowers admitted February 26 as a medical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital greatly improved. Grace Beard Young confined to bed with flu at Way side apartments improving and able to be up part of each day. Annie Lewis admitted to Washington County Hospital for observation and treatment. Paul Ernest returned home from Washington County Hospital Hagestown after disc surgery and is satisfactory. Oscar M McNeal of Frederick RFD 5 has returned home after a medical stay at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Rebecca Ann Hahn
Herbert S. Hahn Jr
Frederick Memorial Hospital
John V. Bowers
North Market Street
Grace Beard Young
Wayside Apartments
Meredith H. Mackley
Carrollton Drive
Annie Lewis
Young Place
Washington County Hospital
Paul Ernest
South Jefferson Street
Hagerstown
Oscar M. McNeal
RFD 5
Frederick
Gaver Family Visits Mark Quiet Birthday Observance
Mr. Pierce H. Gaver Jr of Sunnyville California spent the weekend with his father on East Patrick street. He also visited his brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Stanley Gaver and family. Judge Frank C. Shook of the Orphan’s Court at 324 Park Avenue is quietly observing a birthday today.
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Pierce H. Gaver Jr
Sunnyville
Calif
Pierce H. Gaver
East Patrick Street
Gaver Jr
Stanley Gaver
Gaver
Washington
The
Orphan’s Court
Frank C. Shook
Park Avenue
Death of Rev Wayne Bowers Revered educator and pastor dies in Virginia
Obituary notes the January death of Rev Wayne H. Bowers former Hood College professor and Jefferson Reformed Church pastor. He taught New Testament Greek at Hood in 1910 while pastor there, previously worked as a lawyer and teacher in Chambersburg, served as a Spain missionary 1913 to 1929, taught at UVA and Massanutten, retired 1949 from Madison College, served on Hood College board 1945 to 1952. Survived by widow Margaret Cameron and three daughters and two sons.
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Ward
Wayne H. Bowers
Hood College
Jefferson Reformed Church
Charlottsville
Bowers
Jefferson Church
Chambersburg
Frederick
Spain
University of Virginia
Massanutten Academy
Virginia
Madison College
Hood College Board of Directors
Margaret S. Cameron
Robert Hartford
Lakewood
Ohio
Arturo Latimer
Puerto Rico
Dorothy Degitt
la Jolla
Calif
Wayne A. Bowers
Chapel Hill
N. C
Donald L. Bowers
Austin K Thomas Killed In Pennsylvania Auto Crash
Austin K Thomas, 38, ex executive with the George Furnabie Company of Philadelphia, was killed when his car struck a parked vehicle in Lower Merion Township near his home on Rocky Springs Road. He supervised eastern Pennsylvania equipment sales for the firm. Survivors and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Austin K. Thomas
George Furnabie Company
Philadelphia
Tooming
Lower
Marion Pa
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Rocky Springs Road
Frederick
Interment Notice at Mt Olivet Cemetery
M R Etchison and Son funeral directors announce interment services at Mt Olivet Cemetery with viewership for the viewing pew HRMHIVE.
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A. m
Mt Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
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Haydn L. Sparks
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Archie C. Hood
John M. Tregoning
Harold Duval
Bethesda Methodist Cemetery
Browningsville
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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George F. Rosensteel
South Seton Ave
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
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Tass
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
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Adamstown
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This City
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L. D. Sager
Seneca
Woodrow W. Miller Sr
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Fannie Loveless
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Lovettsville
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New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
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Brotherhood of Maintenance-of- Way Employees of
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Butterfly Lane
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Charles David Smith
Santa Cruz
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Hollywood
Allen B. Smith
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Frederick Iron and Steel Company
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation
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Robert E. Dailey and
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