Local Aid By Red Cross Is Recounted
Frederick County Red Cross disaster chair Austin Angleberger notes 14 rehabilitation cases handled locally in the past year, about 50 percent more than 1954, with fires the main cause. The chapter provided clothing food shelter and furniture from stockpiles and cash grants in many cases. It also aided victims of Hurricane Diane and sent 2706 to National HQ after New England disasters.
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American Red Cross
Austin F. Andeberger
Frederick County
Red Cross
Adelitionet—ly
Angleberger
Blue Mt. Road
Knoxvile
Thurmont
Sunnyside
Urbana
Liberty
New Midway
Point of Rocks
Mountaindale
Diane
Cartiteens
Potomac
National Red Cross
New England
Red Cross i
Ahairman
Federated Charities
South Market Street
The News Frederica March 6 1968
The Fredrick News reports a Tuesday edition from Frederica Missouri dated March 6 1968. It notes The Associated Press affiliation and local post office filing details. The page carries standard news and public notices of the period.
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Frederica
PTG
MFG
Frederick
Anat Buresu
Or x
Associated Press
AP News
Congress Panel Backing Ike on Full Employment Outlook
The Joint Committee on the Economic Report reports near capacity output at year start and predicts slower growth. It backs President Eisenhower, urges sustainable long term growth, and outlines $400 to $410 billion targets to reach full employment with 4 percent unemployment. The panel favors expansion in schools highways and health, supports federal aid projects, and opposes tax cuts in prosperity to cut the federal debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Jont Committee
Eisenhower
Frederick to Thurmont railroad to begin after fund drive
Fifty years ago readers learn that stock subscriptions in Frederick plus existing funds prompt railroad work from Frederick to Thurmont. If $39.0w 1d secured by April 15, construction to Thurmont could start and reach operation within a year. Initial line planned Frederick to Lewistown before continuing to Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thurmont
C. C. Water
Lewistown
North Market Street School
Montgomery
Birmingham
Willeave
Carpenter
City Opera House
Frederick City Clears Snow Costs and Roads Fight
Frederick officials report winter snow removal cost the city about 3000 dollars. City Engineer Maxwell warns ongoing freeze damage on state highways strains the maintenance budget. Lewie Robertaubaugh receives a gold medal from Alderman Shipley for service as fire company foreman 1941 to 1955. Frederick will host the state’s largest Bavary outside Baltimore as the C Beet Arts Library nears completion per Adeline Pret, the state director of public rein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maxwell
Board of Aldermen
Fredenck County
Junior Fire Company
Lewie Robertibaugh
George Willam Shipley
Baltimore
C. Beet Arts
Adeline J. Pret
Pubuc. Rein
Lois Jean Keyser Weds Glenn Eaves In March Home Ceremony
Miss Lois Jean Keyser daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Keyser and Glenn Eaves son of Mr and Mrs Paul Eaves were married March 2 at the bride’s home on Catoctin avenue Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm officiated The couple will reside near Frederick after April 1 The bride a Frederick High School graduate 1955 worked as a telephone operator The groom a 1953 Frederick High School graduate farms with his father
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Eaves
Keyse
Lois Jean Keyser
Frank Keyser
Glenn Eaves
Paul Eaves
RFD
Catoctin Avenue
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Mary Castle
Lamar Stull
Exchange Club
Frederick High School
Ralling
Frederick
Groucho Marx
Doris Day
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Dorsey Shipley
Anne Elkins
James A. Grove
Kenneth Barnfard
Thomas Bailey
Howard Ambrose
Frank Clancy
Kenneth Kefauver
Paul Gaver
Barney Fogle
Henry Groff
Walker Jolliffe
Carl Zimmerman
Harry Patton
Helen Strosnider
Raggedy ‘ Anne
Frederick Memorial Hospital Care Updates In City
Dr Henri L G hieffer patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for observations and treatment. W H B Anders banker returned home after TORF retirement at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Mary Stallings Union Bridge transferred to Vindobona Convalescent Home from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Jonn F Young RFD 1 Middletown patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital awaiting surgery. Mrs Elmer Har Rett moved to Frederick Memorial Hospital with condition unchanged. Mrs Charles E Shepley confined to home with virus pneumonia. Mr Robert Lowman and Mr Aury remain patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital with steady improvement.
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New
Henri L. G.hieffer
Evangelical Re Formed
Frederick Memorial Hospital
W. H. B. Anders
West Church Street
Fredeeth Memorial Hospital
Mary Stallings
Union Bridge
Vindobona Convalescent and
Braddock Heights
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Shepley
West Seventh Street
Robert Lowman
Aury
Frederick Weferia
P. E. Area Welcomes 19 New Industries in 1955
The Potomac Edison service area reports 19 new industries located in 1955. Fourteen are operating, five under construction, expected to employ 3,000 to 4,000 in four states with about 1,100 new workers. Notable firms include Uni-Science in Frederick, Reed Research in Walkersville, and Alpha Portland Cement in Frederick County with substantial payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisae Organwations
Potomac Edison Spateam
P. E
PEF
Frederick County
Wuni-Science
Frederick
Reed Research, Inc
Walkersville
Alpha Portland Cement Company
Licenses Revoked and Probations Handled in Baltimore Hearing
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles official Ray O Horn chaired a Monday session in People's courtroom to address 15 violators. Two licenses were revoked, two suspended, one learner’s permit denied, seven placed on probation and three reprimanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray O. Horn
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Baltimore
Horn
Charles Lee Brown
LTRG
Priat Beadee Lick
Sidney S. Sappington
Lawrence Stanley Trail
Frederick
White Line
Charles LeRoy Castle
Columbus Avenue
James Edward Crummitt
Thurmont
John Joseph Tankosic
Rocky Ridge
Harry Stafford Bullen Jr
Larry Eugene Bussard
Jefferson
Pat Nathaniel Fox
RFC
Leroy Wallace Lugenbeel
Airy
Pinehu Wie Paula
Ube Stak
Harry Brian Marcus
Walkersville
Mr Harry Crum to Celebrate Seventieth Birthday
Local residents announced in brief form upcoming birthdays and family news. Mr Harry Crum of Walkersville will celebrate his seventieth birthday on Wednesday. Mrs Richard L Hebb of Brunswick will also celebrate her birthday Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Guild P Conner of Catonsville announce the birth of a daughter Sunday at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Master Irvin L Kinsey Jr of West South Street celebrated his ninth birthday Monday with gifts. Mr and Mrs Earl F Hargett of Biggs Avenue have returned home after six weeks in Miami Florida. Japan to issue commemorative stamps this year including a special 10 yen stamp for Stamp Week.
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Harry
Crum
Walkersville
Wil
Richard L. Hebb
Ty East
Treet
Brunswick
Guild P Conner
Montrose Avenue
Catonsville
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Conner
Forrest D. Haugh
Fairview Avenue
Irvin L. Kinsey Jr
West South Street
Earl F. Hargett
Biggs Avenue
Miami
Fla
Gifted Cellist Leonard Rose Performs in Frederick
Leonard Rose, a leading cellist in his thirties, performed last evening in the Frederick High School auditorium accompanied by Frank Jogia. The Community Concert Association presented the third program of the season, featuring transcriptions and works for cello including Bach, Sarasate, Debussy, Chopin, Rubinstein, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky Rococo Variations.
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America
Frederick
Leonard Hose
Frank Jogia
Community Concert Association
Apnl
Teltschik Brothers
Dua
Varut
Bach
Sarasate
Debussy
Thert
Chopin
Rubinstein
Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
Umber
Mmi- Rae
Diane
John D. Ramaley
Easter Seals Campaign Casts Miss Nora Wise Leader
Miss Nora Wise of Middletown heads the Crippled Children's and Adults Society Easter Seals sale running March 10 through April 10. Funds aid rehabilitation, the Crippled Children's School, braces, and related needs. The event involves local volunteers including the Jaycees and Beta Sigma Phi. Proceeds support local services with some national group support.
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Nora Wise
Crippled Childrens’ and Adults Society
Miss Wise
Middletown
Potomac Edison
Mid
Et Rere
Eaete Cenewa Penne
Women’s Guild of
Woman's Guild
Zonta Club
Middletown Grange
Jaycees
Jack Doll
Beta Sigma
Phi
Dorothy Dorsey
Mary Condon Hodgson
Richard Nallin
Crippled Children’s and Adults Society
National Society
Baltimore
Condon Tobacco Company
East Patrick Street
South American Studies Chair Planned at Hebrew University
Maecha P Moshe Tov director of the Latin American department at Hebrew University announced a chair of South American studies will be established at the university in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Maecha P— Moshe Tov
Hebrew University
Ike avoids commitment on Republican vice presidential pick
President Eisenhower declined to name a running mate before the Republican convention. He praised Nixon, stressing he will not discuss the matter until after nomination and that Nixon remains a loyal, capable associate. The piece weighs potential candidates and party dynamics shaping the choice.
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Washington
Nixon
Ike
Tim Reauns
Sparkman
Alabama
Stevenson
California
Eisenhower
Taft
McCarthy
Herter
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
George Humphrey
Humphrey
Dewey
New York State
Truman
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Ske
Thauah the
Scrap Paper Drives Scout Cash in Local Hype
A local notice urges boys to collect old newspapers and magazines for scrap, promising 7 cents per hundred pounds from a junk dealer. It notes postwar demand tied to paper mills, mentions Halltown West Virginia and Pennsylvania plants, and cites the March 1 wage law raise as a potential price influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New England
Vwituiysdieds HL
Signal Battalion Unit Changes In The Past Month
Lt Col James E Bartgis Jr commands the 302nd Signal Battalion (Construction). New and reassigned personnel include First Lt Charles B Matthias as Battalion Chaplain and SP-3s Donald J Bessey Louis Hammond Richard Wo Ray Andrew Standoff Zene Wolfe plus Privates Harold Lenhart Edwin Roble Jr William Stup under the Reserve Forces Act of 1955. The unit seeks recruits across many fields including mess supply personnel cable splicing lineman mechanics drafting and drivers. The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held its annual Communion Breakfast with 106 present and 131 in the regular session split between Red and Blue divisions. three new members joined and various rotas and readings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bartgis Jr
302Nd Signal Battalion
Charles B. Matthias
South Adams Street
Rockville
Donald J. Bessey Lee
Ueelge Gue
Frederick
Lous G. Hammond
South Market Street
Richard Wo Ray
Park Avenue
Andrew
Zene S. Wolfe
Harold E. Lenhart
Edwin F. Roble Jr
William R. Stup
North Jefferson Street
Calvary Methodist Church
Emory Shipley Jr
John A. Harris Jr
Julian V. Harris
George Lockard
Millard E. Crum
Edward H. Mantz
Charles W. Lockard
Robert Porter
John Donaldson
Roy Pearl
Clyde E. Thomas
Christ
Guy E. Kelly
Letters Granted On B. A. Winkel Estate
Bernard A. Winkel died last week leaving an estate valued well over 329 000. Letters of administration granted to wife Marion I. Winkel of 448 West Patrick Street. Heirs include a son, a brother, and other relatives. Real estate valued at 20 000. personal property includes junked automobiles awaiting appraisal. Mary Louise Poll Ten, nephew and niece listed among heirs. Anna M. Mrets named administratrix of Poll estate. Ruth Barrick named administratrix of the estate of Reon Maw. two daughters heirs. 等
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Bernard A. Winkel
Frederick Automobile Savque Tieaiec
Marion I. Winkel
Weat Batrick Street
Tho Jashte
Eg Paneters
Conure
Apie
Anna M. Mrets
West College Terrave. & Mece
Mary Louse
Creal-Mece
Sien E. Ruth Barrick
Reon
Maw Stull
Hiss
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Miss Nora Wise
Frank Keefer
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New York Herald Tribune, Inc
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B. A. Winkel
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