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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1962

Page

14

Tariff Debating Opens as Kennedy Seeks Broad Trade Powers

Washington AP reports the Kennedy administration begins a history making push to expand trade powers. Kennedy asks Congress to extend authority to cut tariffs and form cross border partnerships with supranational bodies, reshaping postwar trade policy. A separate Baltimore fire destroys a paper and printing building, injuring four firefighters.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Kennedy Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR Roosevelt European Economic Community U.S United States Europe Japan Baltimore Paper and Printing Company Henry D. Mentzel and Co., Inc

News-Post Publisher Is Honored

Five veteran Maryland newsmen received awards at the Maryland-Delaware Press Association convention in Annapolis. Honored were Elmer M Jackson Jr Richard H Elliott Oscar L Morris William T Delaplaine and John D Worthington. Also noted were new Sigma Delta Chi charter initiation and election of E Ralph Hostetter as president. Building permits listed two county approvals for a farm home and an addition in Middletown.

Annapolis Maryland Maryland-Delaware Press Association Elmer M Jackson Jr The Capital Gazette Richard H.elliott Annapolis Evening Capital Oscar L. Morris Salisbury Times William T. Delaplame Frederick News-Post John D. Worthington Bel Air Aegis Louis L. Goldstein Maryland Comptroller Perry 0. Wilkinson Maryland House of Delegates Sherman Truitt Delaware House Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society Elmer M. Jackson III R. K. T. Larson Norfolk Hostetter E. Ralph Hostetter Press Association George Rush Hagerstown Mail Elmer Jackson III Jackson Maryland Gazette Glen Burnie Dan M. Tabler Easton Star-Democrat George Delaplaine Jr Chesapeake AP Herman Stevens Cambridge Banner Philip S. Heisler Baltimore Evening Sun Frank Schurz Jr Hagerstown Herald-Mail Max Fullerton Baltimore Herald-Mail Co Hagerstown Newspaper

Phone and Electric Services Restored in Frederick County

The county fully restored phone service by Sunday night after a winter storm damaged more than 200 poles and 883 lines serving 4,000 customers. Temporary insulated wiring has been laid near Emmitsburg and Thurmont while permanent repairs are planned, with total damage costs still undetermined. John W. Morgan of Potomac Edison reported electricity service resuming nationwide efforts ongoing.

Frederick County Carl ¥. Weakley Cheasapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Emmitsburg Thurmont Weakley John W. Morgan Potomac Edison Company All Electric Power Ser

County roads reopen after heavy snows and briefing on farm policy

Bruce Adair head of the County Roads Shot At Border Department reported Friday that all county roads were open despite the late week snowfall. Farm Bureau field man Wilbert L. Smith discussed the latest national farm program at a Ballenger Grange meeting in Feagaville, with Ray Smith of Frederick chairing the agricultural committee. A regular Grange business meeting preceded the farm discussion.

Pepto Adair Border Department Farm Bureau Wilbert L. Smith Ballenger Grange Ballenger Feagaville Smith Ray Smith Frederick Grange

British Soldier Shot by East German Guard in Berlin

A British army staff car was fired on by an East German border guard near Stahnsdorf, half a mile inside East Germany. The British say about 30 shots were fired without warning. East Germans claim the car ignored stop signals and warning shots. Soviets expressed regret. Western sources note this is unprecedented.

Berlin Stahnsdorf East Germany

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