Local News Page Four Summary
Frederick Maryland edition March 17 1960 highlights a standard newspaper page with notices and service information including Great Southern Pig and Mfg Co address and the Associated Press membership and usage details. The brief column outlines editorial affiliations and circulation notes for The News founded in 1883.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Sierras
Great Southern Pig & Mfg. Co
North Court S
Audit Bureau of Orculations
Associated Press
AP News
Storms Halt Mobility Across Most Of U S
Storms covering the nation cause flight delays and power outages while eastern and western regions face heavy snowfall. Officials warn of near blizzard conditions with winds and drifting snow stretching from Pennsylvania to New York and New England, with significant ice and property damage in several areas.
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Midwest
Eas
Iowa
Alis
Great Ion
Upper
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
West Virginia
Virginia
New York State
New England
Cuban Sugar Policy Sparks U S Congressional Action
A fragmented report describes a congressional move affecting Cuban sugar imports and prices. It notes Havana diplomacy, U S economic concerns, and Washington’s stance on Castro’s tenure, with mentions of international pressure and a perceived shift in Latin American policy.
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Havana
United States
Castro
American Post
Fifty Years Ago Hema From The Columns Of The News
A column from March 17 1910 notes Hotel Braddock on Catoclin Mountain sold by Mrs Long widow of P E Long to E W Wheeler of Washington Charles H Conley opens an office in the Cline building South Market street new chimneys added to Mrs B P MecChers residence front of Mrs Paynes millinery store painted by Michael Kennedy fire at Mrs S K Sulkuks boarding house candle sparked blaze extinguished alarm raised cemetery work signers seek chapel at Olivet cemetery.
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Hema
the News
Braddock
Catoclin Mountain
Long
P. E. Long
E. W. Wheeler
Washington
Charles H. Conley
Cline Building
South Market Street
BP. B. MecChers
North Market Street
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Birth Announcements From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list several families with new arrivals including Alan, Melissa Diane, Stephen Perry, Susan Spangler, and others. Names include Mrs Richard Cline, Mr Mrs Edward Derren er, Mr and Mrs William N Shirey, Mr and Mrs John Clinton, and Warren Manzy with dates noted as Tuesday and Wednesday. Some entries mention locations such as Woodsboro Union Bridge and New Avenue.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Richard Cline
Alan
Charles Edward Monrovia
Melissa Diane
Edward Derrener
RFD 1
Woodsboro
Stephen Perry
William N. Shirey
New Avenue
Susan Spangler
M Shirey
Francesse
Frederick, Ar
Frederick D. McKenzie
RED i
Union Bridge
John Clinton
Warren Manzy
Pinewood Drive
Atoms At Work Exhibit Visits Frederick County
Frederick residents viewed the atomic energy exhibit Atoms At Work at the Frederick Shopping Center after a stop at Frederick High School. Samuel H. Macrum chairs the Community Projects Committee of the Frederick Junior Chamber presenting the display on peaceful uses of atomic energy and nuclear technology.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Frederick High School
Samuel H. Macrum
Atomial Energy Commission
Lion of the Oak Ridge
Nuclear Studies
Atomic Energy Commission
Sbit
Drawing Board
Atomic Energy
Births and deaths mix in staggered personal notices
Personal items note Mrs Catherine E Greze celebrating a birthday while Mr and Mrs Lester Barrier are mentioned. A birth announcement to Lonne Ernie is cited with dates Feb 13 and March 3 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Obituary for Oscar Cook Sr founder of Cook Chemical Co describes death after surgery and recalls Hiroshima era TNT yield estimates.
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Catherine E. Greze
Union Bridge
Tuedas
Lester Barrier
Orlando
Fla
Oscar
iCook Sr
Cook Chemical
Kansas City
Hiroshima
Deer Loops Through City Center Chaos as Stubborn Doe Escapes
The doe ran into Simpsons Barber Shop on West Cr dow, then through North Market Street yards and into AH Saints Episcopal Parish Hall. It toppled furniture, left blood, and narrowly avoided injuries before being cornered, captured and placed in a car trunk by local residents and game wardens amid a snowbound chase.
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Wndow
Simpsons Barber Shop
Crdow
W. T. Deplaine
AH Saints Episcopal Fmn
Church
Jesse Cook
Julien Delphey
Richard Jacques
Guy Garheart
North Market Street
Julien
Delaney
Trish Get Their Big Kick Today
Fragmented OCR reads mention of Trish and Steen with Patrick’s Day context and a day of activity. Names and events are unclear. no coherent report or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
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Trish
Steen Prac
Todev
Sven
Treen
Kerick
Walkersville Guests Attend Hardware Dealers Conference
Mr and Mrs Horne were guests at a Pittsburgh event hosted by American Hardware Supply Company while Luther Hormne represented T R Saylor and Company at a Harrisburg conference of the Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association.
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Mass
Hildy Devilbiss
Walkersville
Horne
American Hardware Supply Company
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Penn' Sylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Association
Incorporate
Luther Hormne
T. R. Saylor and Company
Discharges and admissions at Frederick Memorial Hospital
The list shows multiple patients admitted or discharged at Frederick Memorial Hospital including Joseph Athey at home in East Second Street and George W. Snyder at Central, with entries for Mrs. Francis Sharrer Ladiesburg and Mrs. Joz Mills Walkersville. Several others from Keymar Thurmont Middletown and Frederick are noted for observation surgery or medical care.
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Joseph Athey
East Secondtreet
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George W. Snyder
Central
Robert E. Crawford
South Jefferson Street
Harry E. Welch
Emmitsburg
Sarah A. Hahn
Orville F. Amick
Oakwood Drive
Samuel P. Warfield
Orth Market Street
Raymond T. Blair
RFD
Middletown
Christopher Burriss
George W Reigel
Red Frederick Memorial Hospital
H . J. Smith Jr
Carrollton Drive
Frederi Memorial Hospital
Jose Pearson
Jefferson
Frederick Memorial
W Mo Rosensteel
West
Patrick Street
Kins Hiery
S. Ada Mulls House
Hood College Dad Daughter Weekend Has Marionette Play
Hood College hosts Dad n Daughter Weekend with about 300 fathers attending events Friday and Saturday. The Marionette group presents Miss Elizabeth Bennet a spring production based on Pride and Prejudice with local men in male roles. performances at 8:00 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall. The cast includes Jey Heyman Frederick James Boner Amos Harper and others from Fort Detrick and Frederick School. The play critiques social manners and aims to entertain with a Jane Austen satire.
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Brodbeck
Jane Austen
Pride and Prejudice
Hood
Jey Heyman
James Boner Frederick
Amos Harper
Francis Rey Hotel
Richard Langley
Frederick School
Snow Dumped 55 Inches Amid Slushy Roads
Cumulative region snowfall reached 55 inches as salt and cinders were applied to icy patches. Crews worked since o clock to clear main roads with 2 plows and 3 helpers. some shaded routes remained slow. Temperatures near 49 expected for today and tomorrow as total monthly precipitation climbs.
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Ing
Cress Bega
Tegion
Weather Bureau
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