Buckeystown Homemakers Spotlight Posture and Poise
Buckeystown Homemakers Club met February 19 at Mrs. Earl Remsberg’s home with president Mrs. Harry Remsberg presiding. Mrs. George Hildebrand narrated Mrs. John Ward Howe’s Battle Hymn of the Republic background while Mrs. Ned Zeller taught about Alaska and Hawaii’s statehood. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for March 18 at Mrs. William Hurley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Earl Remsberg
Ned Zeller
Alaska
Hawaii
Wiliam Hurley
Women as Future Wage Earners Reshape U S Workforce
A 1960s era forecast argues one third of the U S labor force will be women by 1970 driven by home automation and services, rising female education, and fewer births reducing supervisory supply. Labor officials predict two in five women will be wage earners by decade's end, signaling broader market infiltration and new roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor Department
Deaths and Obituaries in Brownsville and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries list Albert Clipp of Yarrowsburg and Charles A Hobbs of Glenwood with details of survivors and services. Other notices include funeral plans for Mrs Dan Meeusen of Holland Michigan and surviving relatives across Maryland and West Virginia communities.
Off to Morocco Chief Warrant Officer Rice Heads Overseas
Chief Warrant Officer Albert G. Rice and his family depart Charleston by air for Morocco where he will serve at a U. S. air base after a two and a half year California assignment. Rice enlisted in January 1941 and expects a two year tour. He is the son of Edward S. Rice of East Seventh Street. Mrs Paul Spaak Dies in Brussels at 87 mother of NATO Secretary General Paul-Henri Spaak died Tuesday.
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Morocco
Albert G. Rice
United States
Charleston
S. C
U. S
Rice
March Air Force Base
California
Air Force
Edward S. Rice
East Seventh Street
Paul Spaak
Brussels
Belgium
Paul-Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gratitude Plugs Christmas Seal Campaign Support
Letter to the editor thanks Frederick News Post staff for Christmas Seal Sale backing. The community raised thirteen thousand dollars for local needs, with 79 percent kept locally and 21 percent sent to state and national groups.
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Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association
Frederick News Post
News-Post
Frederick County
Rederick County
Dwight Collinus
Fifty Years Ago items From The Columns March 9 1910 Frederick
District items report road law amendments and snowdrift openings. The City Ministerial Association met with list of attendees. A bill to improve train connections at Bruceville Keymar was introduced. A new window frame appeared at Harry W Millers barbershop. Rev Henri L G Kieffer accepted a call to Evangelical Reformed church. he will start May 1. Francis D Hahn, aged 96, died at his daughter's home in Frederick.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Harris
M.C.A
Thomas Freeman Dixar
John Paul Tyler
J. W. Kiracofe
E. H. Lamar
A. J. Herman Jr
Thomson Ese
M. A. Castle
E. L. McLean
Hesson
Bruceville
Keymar
Harry W. Mill Jer
Court Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelial Reformed Church
Charles F. Knock
Reformed Church
Mercersburg
Grace Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Frederick
J. Spangler Kieffer
Ha Zerstovwn
Francis D. Hahn
Charles E. Halter
Pearl
Frederick High School near completion awaits formal acceptance
Twenty years ago in The News dated March nine, 190, reports say Frederick High School is substantially finished but not yet accepted by the Board of Education. Engineer Robert L. Kolb confirms completion and Eugene W. Pruzat, superintendent, plans to secure operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick High School
Board of Education
Robert L. Kolb
Eugene Wo Pruzat
Red Army
Karelian
Council
Brunswick
Tarvey Richard Thompson
Morrisonville
Schaniffer Hospital
Morrisonvile
William
Baker
Baltimore
Frederick County
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Code Prosperity Cleaners
Elroy Grimes
Walkersville
Russell E. Eyler
Charles W. Zimmerman
Charles Myers
Max Troxell
Leo Wickless
Alfred Cutsail
Two Schools of Thought in Public Affairs Debated
In Washington, David Lawrence surveys liberal versus authoritarian views on government control of radio and television. The piece weighs whether licensing and content should be government managed or left to free market and press freedoms, citing reactions from Dr. Frank Stanton and public advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
Washington
Tresvdent
New World Dic
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Federal Communications Commission
Frank Stanton
TOUST
Pound
Hoover
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Local Personal Notes Highlight Travel and Visits
Jr. and Mrs. A Dittmar return from a Florida vacation with a Jacksonville visit to daughter in law Margaret Shaft and family and fishing near Key West. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Cole celebrate fourth wedding anniversary Friday. Abs Mary A Free hosts relatives from Chariots Town and Point of Rocks. Mrs. A J Raggi returns from weeks in New York and attends niece Regina Bushwailer marriage in St Patrick's Cathedral on February 20.
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T. W. Dillow Sr
Dale Dilow
Spanky
Chari S Town
W. Va
Louise Hick- Man
Irene Green
Point of Rocks
A. J. Raggi
100 East Second Sireet
New York
Regina E- Bushwailer
John Freegene Dale
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hospital admissions of two women in Maryland towns
Ada Mills House of Middletown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment this afternoon. An unnamed woman from Myers, South Market Street, confined to her home with a heart condition, entered Bon Secour Hospital in Baltimore on Tuesday for observation and treatment.
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Ers
Myers
South Market Street
Bon Secour Hospital
Baltimore
Ada Mills
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harold Fellows Dies at 60 NBC Broadcasters Leader
Harold E. Fellows, 60, president and chairman of the National Association of Broadcasters, died Tuesday of a heart attack. He led the NAB and influenced broadcasting policy during his tenure.
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Harold E. Fellows
Washington
The
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Etteck
Jacoby on Bridge by Iswald Jacoby
Iswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge puzzle and offers play-by-play bidding ideas. The column explains common bidding mistakes and suggests practical strategies for improving declarer play and hand evaluation.
Lead Problem Logic in CardPlay Faced by Spade Contract
In a bridge problem from Terence Reese’s The Expert Game the East and North bands illustrate a lead scenario. South leads third heart and after two rounds of spades a club line is drawn. The declarer allows the line and you win with the jack. Determine the correct defense play to hold against the four spade contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dariner
Declarer
Terence Reese
North East South West
Self-Reliance Stressed For LA Nations
President Eisenhower in Washington urged Latin American nations to shoulder responsibility for freedom while noting strong U S relations with sister republics. He avoided new programs for the region, stressing optimism about the tour and the need for mutual effort against tyranny, despite historical U S dealings with dictatorships.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Eisenhower
South America
Latin America
America
Richard M. Nixon
Sear
Ans
United States
Falgencio Baista
Fidel Castro
Bridge play analysis from a tournament hand
The article describes an Acol style bridge deal with South showing hearts and spades after a flat auction. It notes opening lead options, the effect of a club lead, and Reese's point that a two club lead wins. It analyzes discards and risks for both sides as play continues.
Cambodia's Prince Xoredom Calls for China In Talks for Peace
Chinese Phnom Penh leader Prince Xoredom warns that lasting peace requires Red China to join global discussions. He cites fears of a French Sahara atomic test and a possible Chinese A bomb test as key factors. In Moscow, Patolichev says Soviet foreign trade rose over 20 percent in 1958 and will climb again this year.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Fap
Prince Xoredom Ter
China
Sahara
Alist
Moscow
Nixelei Patolicher
Soviet Union
Pravda
Patolichev
Liberalism and public judgment in a 1960 Herald Tribune piece
A 1960 New York Herald Tribune analysis argues that the public rather than the government should decide what it accepts from media. The piece emphasizes freedom of choice, informant reports, and the role of public opinion in liberal democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Herald Tribune
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick area births announced with multiple families: Kenneth Wiles a fourth child Yvonne a third daughter Deborah Ann and Darren LaMond among others. William Rippeon and Catherine Hagelin welcome a son William Thomas Jr. plus Bruce Gordon and Sharon Diane born to other local couples in early March.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Wiles
Daugher Yvonne
James Olden
formMan Avenue
Ter
Deborah Ann
Irs
Olden
Kno
Leo Ambush
Dickxth
Darren LaMond
William Rippeon
Woodsboro
William Thomas Jr
Urbana
Thomas Franklin Jr
Hipkins
Barbara Phillips
Point of Rocks
Donald Kinna
Braddock Heighis
Richard Alan
George Vayvada
Jet tanker crash narrowly misses Fort Worth homes
In thick fog a KC135 tanker from Carswell Air Force Base struck a power pole and crashed near a residential Oaks district area, injuring several aboard. Six injured including two with burns and two with broken ankles were treated. four others suffered minor or no injuries. The incident occurred at 11 23 p.m. after the jet veered off the runway and clipped a field.
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Fort Worth
Cars
Rewell Air Force Base
7Th Air Refueling
Aaj
Strategic Air Com
William 4. Krouse
Capt
Land
Charles A. Forbes
U.S. Global
Carroll County Library reports 1959 activity gains
Trustees report the county library system circulated 88 390 items in 1959, more than double 1958. The bookmobile logged 38 722 loans over 54 weekly stops, Davis Library circulated 43 792, and 2 392 reference transactions were recorded.
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Carroll County Library
Margaret J. Hoefer
Davis Library
Division of Library ,Extension
State Department For Education
Edgar G. Barnes
Uniontown
Brady Bryson
Westminster
Alien L. Dewey
Manchester
Alva F. Dorsey
Gamber
John R. Eckard
Norman Etzler
Mr. Airy
Carroll M. Wilhide
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Sarah Obler Clipp
Yar‘Towsburg
Washington County
Thomas and
Eliza
Beth Hoffmaster Clipp
Claggett Clipp
Martins
Yburg
Elmer Clipp
Yarrowsburg
Church of the Brethren
Browns
Newton Poling
St. Luke's Cemetery
Brownsville
C H Feete
Charles
Hobbs Charles A. Hobbs
Glenwood
Charles A. Hobbs I
Mary Virginia Dorsey Hobbs
Hobbs
Howard
Eliza Riggs Hobbs
Mary I. Flanary
Mary I. Flanary, Daughr. Hobbs Sr. Also of Glenwood: and Mrs. C. H. Flanary
Elizabeth Hobbs
H. L. Welch
Howard Paul E. Wilson
Ira Kain
Virginia Hobbs
T. Wilson
Airy
J. Hartig
Arthur C. Baugherper
J. C. McManaway
Clarksburg
Pentecostal Evangelical Church
Barthlows
Winfield
Groom
St. Paul’ Episcopal Church
Poplar Springs
Howard County
Herman di Brandi
Oak’ Grove
Wilson—Flanary
Dan Meeusen
Dan Meeuser
Holland
Mich
Ivan T. Lawson
Fane
Hanford Lawson
Meeusen
Lawson
Harold Homkes
Holland, Mich
New Delhi
India
Parlfemen
Peiong
Nehru
Ladakh
Kashmir
Aladdin Pallante
Los Angeles
Lawrence Welk
Lawrence
Ralph McSherry Burgee
Ijamsville
Etchison Funeral Home
East Church Street
E. Leon’ Cage
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Pallseaters
Lloyd W. Burdette
Frank H. Lewis
Duval W. Sneadder
Warren R. Evans
George Page
Arno Page
Mount Oliver
W. LE. Burdette
Harriet C. Naylor
Jay
West AM Sints Street
H. J. McDonald
Richard Marlin Ecker
Unionville
Libertytown
D. DB. Harzler and Son
Daniel W. Rich
Linganore Cemetery
Jacob Young
George Hammond
Francis Staley
Guy Baker
Russell Reaver
Plitt von Eifi
Cherokee Trail
Marsha Louise
Cornelius Brashears
Lillian Ann
Russell Long
Thurmont
Jeffrey Lee
Byron Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Kathy Lynn
Grossnickle
Virginia Derr
New Windsor
John Kirkpatrick
North Market Street
Susan Marie
Kirkpatrick
Nancy Louise Bearer
Carrolltown
Joseph Baker
Litle Hill
Geraldine Frost
Paul Hawes
Paul Jerome Jr
Charles Keller III
Oakwood Drive
Charles Ernest IV
Keller
Connie Jean Butler
Buckerstown
Harold Toms
Yelow Springs
Robin Lynn
Robert Day
Ijams- Ville
Terry Ann
Day
Rosia Mary Green
Floyd Brown
Lincoln
Repassier
Carolyn Watts
J. Thomas Shriner
Carrollton Drive
Fouth
Philip Ronald
Man
RFD
Curtis Mondar
Charles Barigis
Barigis
David Kent
Sarah Ann Kent
Franklin
Carl Schmidt
Schmid: Baking Co
Schmidt Bakers
Jacoby
By — Iswald Jacoby
NEA Service
la Pass
Geart
Reese
South
East
West
N Jet
Wingina
Lynchburg
Fort Union
NEA
Jim
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