The News Frederick 1962 March 6 Item
Local Frederick paper dated March 6 1962 lists publication details and subscription rates. The issue header notes The News established 1983 published by Great Southern Ptg Mfg Co with office at 24 North Court St Frederick Maryland.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Phong Moq
Cory
Mac
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Mad
Easter Monday drill and local notices from Frederick 1912
Features include Company A arms drill at the City Opera House on Easter Monday. Edward Summers leaves a grocery job for a position at Dall Brothers. Oscar Miller wins February high score at Diamond alleys. new watch to be awarded in March. City lights out while boilers are inspected. Water pipe burst causes $100-$200 flood in Mrs Belle Matthews home. Adamstown Turnpike directors named. Albert Wallis to join Hagerstown orchestra. Harry Isaac injured while coupling. A horse valued at $200 found dead near Yellow Springs. M G Rice appointed constable for Jefferson district.
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Company A
City Opera House
Edward Summers
Rhodes R. Kemp
Dall Brothers Dry Goods
Oscar A. Miller
Frederick
John H. Frazier
J. Edward Schell
Belle Matthews
East Second Street
Matthews
Lawrence BR. Lee
Washington
Nannie Floyd
Gen. Floyd
Liberty Hill
Hammond Urner
Adamstown Turnpike Co
G. A. T. Snouffer
George Snouffer
Jacob R. Dutrow
R. Claude Dutrow
C. Thomas
C. W. Thomas
J. E. Thomas
R. R. Day
E. T. Bready
Albert R. Wallis
West Third Street
Hagerstown
Academy of Music
Harry A. Isaac
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Vernon Feaga
Yellow Springs
M. G. Rice
Jefferson
Jefferson District
Bionics: A New Field Merges Biology and Electronics
Researchers explore the rattlesnake nervous system and a moth ear to unlock sensitive temperature and audio responses. Bionics uses animal and human traits to enhance machinery, with pigeons’ navigation inspiring future neuron machines and rapid progress reshaping science’s horizon.
Letters Plea For Center Line Marks On Highways
A letter to The News editor urges immediate action by road officials to install white center lines on hazardous narrow county and state roads due to fog and increasing traffic. The writer cites safety and visibility concerns in Frederick County.
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Michael Misulia SR
RFD
Japanese Army Overruns Java Amid Allied Crisis
As World War II advances, Japanese forces rapidly occupy Java cities. Soviet dispatches report the 16th German army encircled with heavy losses. Rubber supply to U.S. cars is cut. morale and transportation scramble amid ongoing military actions.
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Java
Leon Henderson
Senate
Staraya Russia
16Th
Stockholm
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
MacArthur
War Department
Subic Bay
Sittang River
Burma
Gulf of Martaban
Rangoon
Singapore
Robert Augustus Kemp
Frederick
Clifton
Singapore Road
Jug Bridge
Snowstorm Closes Streets and Dumps Heavy Snow Across Frederick
Frederick endures the worst snowstorm of the season with four to six inches expected by morning and up to 20 inches possible. High winds from the north hindered plows while U S 40 and U S 15 faced closures and narrow sections. State crews used heavy equipment as damage from weighty snow toppled limbs and power poles. Temperatures near 20 degrees will slow melting through midweek.
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Middletown
Catoctin Mountain
Frederick
Mir. Ahalt
Ray Hartman
State Roads Commission
U. S. 40
South Mountain
U. S. 15
Thurmont
Weather Bureau
Franksenfield and Chadwick Funeral Services for Two Defendants
Funeral services are set for Austin K Thormas 58 of Rocky Springs road killed in Marion Pennsylvania in a car crash. He was an executive at George Furnable Company Philadelphia and is survived by his wife a son a brother and two sisters. Beside this Rebecca L Bagsey of Near Woodsboro died Friday with services held at G C Barton funeral home Walkersville and interment at Utica cemetery. Pallbearers named include John Gladhill Walter Smith Clyde Jackson Allen Lyon Flanigan Sterling Lenhart Jr and Harold L Lenhart.
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Frankenfield and Chadwick
Ardmore
Austin K. Thormas
Rocky Springs Road
Marion
Thomas
George Furnable Company
Philadelphia
Isabel S. Thomas
Austin K. Thomas Jr
Rebecca L. Bagsey
Woodsboro
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Donald Haas
Utica
John Gladhill
Walter Smith
Clyde Jackson
Allen Lyon Flanigan
Sterling Lenhart Jr
Harold L. Lenhart
Nathaniel Gray
Halitown
Jefferson County
W. Va
Hannandale
Halltown
Jessie M
Jessie Clevinger
Mary Peacher
Walltown
Virginia Trail
Harpers Ferry
Eackles
W. G. Wood Jr
Edge Hill Cemetery
Charles Town
Leroy Stottlemyer
Lantz
Wolfsville
Joseph and
Martha (Hurley) Stottlemyer
Stottlemyer
Germantown
Bethel
Church of God
Dessie M
Toms) Stottlemyer
Goldie Wolfe
Waynesboro
Marvin L. Stottlemyer
Sabillasville
Glenn TY. Stottlemyer
Roy Stottlemyer Jr
Lan
Sickness and recoveries listed in Frederick area notes
Among the sick Mrs. Howard Murphy of near Flint Hill entered Frederick Memorial Hospital February 28 with pneumonia and is in satisfactory condition. Mrs. H. R. Angleberg near Frederick is improving at home. Mr. Julien P. Delphey of 224 Car Toll Parkway and Delphey's Sports Store is home-bound with flu. Mr. Linford Best RFD 1 in Knoxville is to have kidney stone surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital today. Patrolman J. Frank Main Jr. of Frederick City Police is home with a badly sprained ankle. Mr. Irving Beall of Shoaxstown has returned from Washington County Hospital but remains at home. Mr. Beall will observe his birthday March 8.
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Howard Murphy
Flint Hill
Frederick Memorial Hospital
H. R. Angleberg
Frederick
Julien P. Delphey
Delphey
Linford Best
RFD
Knoxville
J. Frank Main Jr
Frederick City
Irving Beall
Shoaxstown
Washington County Hospital
Beall
Local Personal Notices Highlight Birthdays and Odd Feat
Mr. Dorsey M Nicholson of Hyattstown turns 25 on Wednesday March 7. Mrs. Elwood Crum of 221 Washington Street is observing her birthday today. Jather Claggett, 18, a dietary aide at Frederick Memorial Hospital, walked three miles to work this morning to feed patients, living on RFD 2 south of Frederick.
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Dorsey M Nicholson
Hyattstown
Elwood Crum
Washington Street
Jather Claggett
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Claggett
Frederick
Schools Eugene W. Pruitt an nonced
Salvage drive continues after Junior Chamber of Commerce efforts. Empty shaving cream and toothpaste tubes are saved for war use as Salvation Army assists with ongoing collections and struggles to keep up with demand.
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Eugene W. Pruitt
15 Inch Snow Disrupts Power Across Frederick County
Snowbound communities faced widespread power outages as 10 utility poles fell at Frederick Junction and five at Braddock Heights. Woodsboro and Middletown lost power late morning, with many lines down and damaged tree limbs. Crews from multiple counties worked around the clock under an emergency plan to restore service.
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Mr. Morgan
Frederick City
Frederick Junction
Braddock Heights
Woodsboro
Middletown
Morgan
Frederick
New Market
Weakley
Bruce Ahalt
County Roads Department
Shooting Menaces Congo Truce
In Elisabethville Congo North West Katanga fighting flared between U.N. troops and President Moise Tshombe s forces near Kaminaville 12 miles south of Karmina air base Both sides blamed the other Tshombe said 1200 U.N. troops attacked with mortars and artillery while a U.N. spokesman said Katanga gendarmes attacked and the troops returned fire to extricate themselves.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Elisabethville
Kaminaville
Leopoldville
Dik Lehmkuhl
Candidates For State Election In Maryland
The official primary filing list for Maryland’s May 16 election includes incumbents and nominees across offices such as Governor Attorney General Comptroller U.S. Senator and various Congress seats. Notable names include J. Milard Tawes George Mahoney Blair Lee I and Thomas Finan among others across Democrat and Republican fields.
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Annapolis
Maryland
J.milard Tawes
Crisfield
William George Bennett Crain
Mt. Victoria
George P. Mahoney
Owings Mills
David Hume
Bryantown
Morgan L. Amaimo
Baltimore
William Carl Lehnert
J. Tyson Lee
Frederick
Charles J. Luthardt Sr
Glen Burnie
Joseph A. Phillips
Lester Posner
Karla M. E. Balentine
Bethesda
Joseph L. Pavioek
Silver Spring
David Scull
Frank Smell Jr
Clinton
U. S
Blair Lee I
Daniel B. Brewster
Glyndon
Elbert M. Byrd Jr
Riverdale
Andrew J. Easter
U.S
James P. Gleason
Henry J. Lague Jr
Edward T. Miller
Easton
Harry L. Simms
Herman L. Mills
Hagerstown
Thomas B. Finan
Cumberland
Samuel Barrick
Martin A. Ferris II
X— Lews L. Goldstein
Prince Frederick
Marshall A. Levin
David €. Champion
Greenbelt
Congress
Perry O. Wilkinson
Hyattsville
Carlton R. Sickles
Lanham
William A. Albaugh
Mr.Rainier
Congress-at
Newton I. Steers
Robert E.ennis
Capitol Heights
David E Matzke
Kensington
Thormas F. Johnson
Bertin
Henry Herbert Balch
Howard C. Eley
Queen Anne
Leonard H. Lockhart
Elkton
Rogers C. B. Morton
Aston
James M. Burke
Kenneth 5. Carmody
Baltimore County
Robert Y. Dubel
Clarence
George H. Fallon
Logan Kearse
Joseph Taylor
J. Robert Brown
John E. Brandall
Richard E. Lankford
Victor A Sulin
Severn
Lawrence A. Osterhouse
Takoma Park
Joseph M. Baker Jr
Clifton L. Clevenger
Hyatts
Frank W. Venderhoof
Bladensburg
Willian J. Amelie
Rockville
John H. Douglas
Chevy Chase
Edward J. Doyle
Liver Spring
Sidney Silverman
John R Foley
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Samuel N. Friedel
David A. Halley
Caroline R. Ramsay
Court of Appeals
Charles C. Marbury
Upper Marlboro
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Ellicott City
Sth
W. Laird Henry Jr
Cambridge
George B. Rasin Jr
Chestertown
Preston P. Heck
John Grason
Turnbull
Sparks
Allegany County
W.earle Cobey
Garrett County
Stuart F. Hamall
Oakland
W. Dwight Stover
Stephen Richard Pagenhardt
Montgomery County
Plummer M Shearin
Joseph M. Mathias
Stedman Prescott Jjr
John P. Moore
Walter H. Moorman
John T. Reyes
Ralph W. Powers
Edwin Hutchinson
College Park
Roscoe H. Parker
Cheverly
Richard H. Love
Ernest A. Loveless Jr
William B. Bowie
Deaths of Theodore Cook Nathaniel Gray John Morrison Ward Leroy Stottlemyer
Obituary notices for four individuals detail Theodore J. Cook of New Windsor age 87 with survivors including children and grandchildren. Nathaniel Gray of Halltown WV with wife Jessie M. and children. John B Morrison formerly from the area dies in Shippensburg PA. Leroy Stottlemyer 84 of Lantz WV with a large family and church ties. Services set in local churches and funerals at various chapels with interments in Ebeneezer and Edge Hill cemeteries.
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John B. Morrison Ward
John B
Jack) Morrison
Shippensburg
Morrison
Employee Taken Ill in Frederick Heart Attack at Home
Raymond D. Smith of the Frederick Post was stricken at his Cen ter street home shortly after arriving from work. The United Ambulance took him to Frederick Memorial Hospital about 2:30 a. m. today and he was reported in fair condition at the hospital.
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Raymond D. Smith
Frederick Post
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Center Street
Smith
United Ambulance
Kennedy urges Khrushchev to avoid propaganda at Geneva talks
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that negotiations at Geneva must focus on real disarmament progress not propaganda. He welcomed Khrushchev's decision to send Foreign Minister Gromyko to Geneva and proposed March 12 as the start for three power talks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
White House
Wiliam Foster
Adrian Fisher
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Moscow
Gromyko
Lord Home
Russia
United States
Two Viet Cong Victories Reversed by South Viet Nam
South Vietnamese forces backed by U S helicopters and U S supplied fighter bombers scored two major victories over the Viet Cong, killing over 100 and wounding or capturing hundreds more. Ground follow ups reported 60 bodies in Phuoc Thanh Province with 240 additional wounded.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Phuoc Thanh
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Culler Lake
Frank J. Keeferty
Congo
Independent Hose Company
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Grove Toad
MD. 355
Paul Love
Theodore J. Cook
New Windsor
Brookfield Manor
Middleburg
Carroll County
John W
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Rose Edward Cook
Evelyn Evans
Hubert Cook
Westminster
Elizabeth Quinn
Frankfort
Kentucky
Virginia Owings
Elsie Jones
C. M. Waltz
Fuinfield
Elwood Falkenstein
Grace Lutheran
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