The News Established 3883 Published Every Afternoon Friday March 9 1962
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NEWS
Great Southern Ptg, & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Fredericks
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick
Glenn's Astronaut Creed Inspires Senate Audience
The Senate heard Colonel John H. Glenn Jr. share a personal creed on faith and space travel, drawing gasps and sustained applause as he rejected prayers framed to fit orbit moments. Senator Wiley pressed for beliefs, Glenn said God is not confined to space, and the room wept at the tribute to American values. A strong moment in the exploration era.
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America
John H. Glenn Jr
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate
Glenn
Earth
John Stennis
Mississippi
Space
Renovation contracts for B and O depot
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files notes E. $ Mobley and Bro won the contract to renovate the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger depot. Work includes new lavatory appliances tiled floors and marble wainscoting with costs over $1 000. Also reported are a successful chicken and waffle supper by the Y M C A with about 330 meals served and legal career move for Roger B Wood to practice before the U S Supreme Court. Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed Maryland Legislature urging initiative referendum and recall. The Imperial Musicians performed at City Opera House with a former Philippines companion appearing under a stage name. Reverend John J Rives to be reassigned, and a pound social plus social visits and local accidents noted along with a lighting pole installation and church preaching plans.
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Mobley and Bro
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. E. R. Wood
United States Supreme Court
Wood
New York
O'Gorman, Battle and Marshall
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Maryland
Imperial
City Opera House
F. A. Scholl
Opera
Bunkie
Philippines
Samuel Baker
Harry LaRue
John J. Rives
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
Wallace Flock
Broad Run
Ernest M. Fox
East Fourth Street
Maria Grason Landon
Port Deposit
Marshall Warrenfeltz
Pleasant Walk
Warrenfeltz
North Market Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
York
Trinity Reformed Church of
That Place
Samuel H. Stemns
Twenty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
This March 9 1942 item lists high south and southeast winds causing minor damage with downed power poles and uprooted trees. It notes Yamashita’s transfer to command in the Philippines after Homma’s death, and a survey of school buses for Maryland defense workers. Also reported are a sunk Brazilian freighter off Newport News, Soviet advances near Kharkov, Japanese landings in New Guinea, Rangoon capture, Charlie Keller signing with the Yankees, the Jug Bridge collapse, Fingerboard Road wear, the death of Edward Brown Nicodemus, and the State Firemen’s Association plans a one day meeting with no parade.
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WAR Department
Malaya
Yamashita
Philippines
Homma
Maryland
O'Conor
Newport News
Kurst_Kharkov
Moscow
New Guinea
Tokyo
Rangoon
Burma
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Charlie Keller
Edward Brown Nicodemus
Walkersville
State Firemen’s Association
Market grain prices from Farmers Co-Operative today
Local market prices show Wheat at 75 cents per bushel, Barley at 3.06 dollars per bushel, Corn at 6.59 dollars per bushel as quoted by Farmers Co-Operative.
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Farmers Co-Operative
Bid Desperate Play Highlights Classic Bridge Hand
A St Paul bridge hand sparks debate as East West claim five hearts and South four spades. The writer notes several bidding paths, including South diving to four spades and East doubling, yielding a top score for a cautious three spade bid. Also covered is Frederick County Blood Program urging 2700 pints annually via 18 bloodmobile visits and community group support.
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St. Paul
East
West
South
Sensenbaughs bold progress in Frederick County schools
Frederick County Schools report highlights a drive for better education with reduced class sizes improved teaching and more materials. Dr Sensenbaugh stresses ongoing reform citing special education outdoor education and community college efforts alongside updated facilities and finances. The issue also contains public notices about accidents and local civic campaigns plus staff awards weddings and community news from Fort Detrick and Frederick.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
James JA. Sensenbaugh
Sensenbaugh
Frederick County School News
Forgotten State Maryland Faces Federal Centralism
Congressional Viewpoint argues Maryland is a forgotten state under the Kennedy Administration. The piece cites FAA traffic shifts to Dulles, canceled F-27 orders in Hagerstown, defense contract reallocations from Baltimore, and subsidies and ship repairs moving abroad. The author urges Congress to reassert its rights against executive centralism.
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John Marshall Butler
U. S
Maryland
Washington
New Frontier
Federal Aviation Agency
Friendship International
Dulles
Chantilly
Virginia
Defense
McNamara
Air Force
Fairchild
Hagerstown
Martin - Marietta
Baltimore
Commerce
Hedges
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Sparrows Point
California
West Coast
East
Congress
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Candidate Drops Out In Frederick County Treasurer Race
Roger Wellington Moser Jr. withdrew as the Republican candidate for county treasurer leaving no GOP candidate for the primary. Moser cited family affairs and had 17 years in civil service in Washington, D. C. Robert D. Owen also withdrew three hours after filing, leaving the post vacant alongside other party races. The State Central Committee may fill these spots by May 1. A separate item notes a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Charles Grable at a relative’s home.
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Roger Wellington Maser Jr
Frederick County
Mr. Moser
Frederick
U. S. Maritime Commission
State Department
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Supervisor of Elections
Moser
Mount Rainier
Washington
Robert D. Owen
North Court Street
Braddock Heights
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasuer
Owen
Board of Election Supervisors
Mr. Owea
Republican
Register of Wills
House of Delegates
Republican State Central Committee
Brushes donated for Project HOPE ship voyage to Peru
Ox Fibre Brush Company donates over 260 cleaning brushes for the S S HOPE hospital ship voyage to Peru. Shipments to the U S Naval Supply Center Bayonne N J are guided by Richards Bowlus and William B Leichert Jr The brushes, valued at about $500, support the second trip of the privately financed people to people medical training mission aiming to raise health standards in developing nations. The HOPE project emphasizes privately funded expertise sharing rather than government aid and relies on corporate contributions to supply materials for the journey.
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U. S. Naval Supply Cener
Bayonne
N. J
Ox Fibre’ Brush Company
Ind
Hope
Richards
Bowlus
William B. Leichert Jr
Project Hope
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Frank J. Keefer
Ox Fibre
S. Hope
Peru
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Diana Loy
Lynn Etzler
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Judy Fry
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Chuir
Gloria Axlme
Mary Poole
Methodist Church
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Miss Plunkard
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Judiciary Committee
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
News-Post
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Ren
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Washington Regional
Jevery Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jos Etanhauer
Frederick City
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Patrick Street
Ford
Richard Lee Crampton
Jefferson
Bernard King
Chevrolet
Harvey Newton Fuppean
RFD 1
Seventh Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Kenneth Peter Snyder
Mercury
Jerry Wayne Shankle
Thomas Avenue
Mossburg
Shankle Auto
Snyder
United
North Bentz Street
Smith Hall
Hood College
W. VA
Charleston
W. W. Barron
Kennedy
West Virginia
Guyadotte
Kanawha
Big Sandy
Coal
Mog
Barron
Fort Derrick
Federal’ Services Joint Crusade
National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
National Society For Crippled Children and Adults
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
United Cerebral Palsy Associations
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
The
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Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America
National Association For Mental Health
CARE
Radio Free Europe Fund
American-Korean Foundation
Doris N. Main
Sheridean A. Hildebrand
Guy M. Dayhoff
Mary Lou Coran
Jerry L. Morgan
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Detrick Players
Fort Detrick Players
James L. Altman
Rossiter
Leon A. Anhaiser
Rosenberg
Texas
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Hermiston
Ore
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Long Island
Francis W. Novak
Herbert FE. Parr
Pittsburg
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Plymouth
Mich
Ail
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Nickless P. Adam
James D. Bonn
Charles F. Burns
Gerald F. DeBree
Ronald M. Frinks
Lee A. Thomas
Thomas
S. Mathey
Department of Microbiology
University of Texas
Austin
Herbert H. Meier
Illinois Industrial Educational Institute
Chicago
Edwin Alexander
Tampa
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Fla
Terry Hays
Luther McMurry
Arnold G. Wedum
Kenneth Hindman
Richard L. Kerr
Florida
George W. Harris
M. W. Castleberry
Frederick High School
Workers of the Frederick Community Concert Association
Paul E. Rippeon
Michael J. Calpin
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Board of Governors
Idlewild
Arade Group
Institute of Life Insurance
Charlie
Congressional
Charles Grable
RFD 6
Niles B. Fox
Fox
Davis Studio
William E. Miller
Route 4
Billie Jeanne
Roy Edward Baker Jr
Roy E. Baker
Narva Avenue
Miss Miller
University of Maryland
Baker
Frederick Community College
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