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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1961

Page

11

Down on the Farm by Ed Harris

A farm narrator confesses to an unfulfilled longing for a neighbor wife across the Rapahannock River. He hints at details of her Washington life at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and compares public confession to a safer, public airing of feelings.

Down ED Harris Miriam Rappahannock Washington Hidden Valley Farm Pennsylvania Avenue Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Jacqueline White House Ated Morgan Castro Morgan Cuba Castro Fulgencio Batista Escambray Second Front

Adopted Hero Buried As Traitor

William A Morgan the 32 year old Toledo Ohio native and his aide Maj Jesus Carreras were executed by firing squad near La Cabana fortress for conspiracy against Fidel Castro's regime. They were buried at Colon Cemetery as carnival crowds danced nearby during Havana's carnival season. Morgan denied treason and faced execution with moral resolve while priests provided comfort.

Havana William A. Morgan Toledo Ohio Maj Jesus Carreras la Cabanna Morgan Carreras Fidel Colon Cemetery Offici

Boyle column bless plaques at St John’s High School

A churchlike blessing of plaques in St John’s High School gym and classrooms marked a Sunday ceremony. The piece also weaves in Kennedy’s alliance for progress remarks and de Gaulle’s family celebration, with Monday office birds and workplace behavior as backdrop to a column on character and routine.

St. John’s High School Kennedy Washington Alliance For Progress White House Congress Cuba Dominican Republic Organization of American States United States U. S Toulon France Charles de Gaulle Jean de Gaulle Jean Cmdr Phillippe de Gaulle New York

Two Telephone Men Help Stranded Motorists In Snow Storm

During a severe winter snow storm a C P Telephone truck arrived with two men who assisted a stranded driver by helping with chains, pushing cars up a Burke Avenue incline, and shoveling sand at the intersection for safer passage.

Burke Avenue

Which Monday bird are you in the office menagerie

A humorous portrait compares office types a misanthropic worker a cheerful junior executive a lazy magpie and a nitpicker. It invites readers to recognize themselves and identify their Monday tendencies in a light satirical tone.

Hall of Business Fame

Women’s Club lesson on living better on 24 hours a day

The third session of the Rosedale Club series “Living Better on 24 Hours a Day” featured Mrs. Herbert Staley and Mrs. Henry Lochner teaching homemaker friendly kitchen setup. They advised comfortable counter height, grouped equipment, and adequate storage. The April 3 meeting moves to Mrs Bernard Stull’s home with Mrs Wilkham Rhoads as co host.

Rosedale Club Herbert Staley Henry Lochner Staley Lochner Nevin Waskey Paul Simpson Arthur Horne Simpson Bernard Stull West College Wilkham Rhoads

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