Postmaster Day To Speak Here At Demo Dinner
Postmaster General J Edward Day, a Kennedy cabinet member with a record in law, business, and government, will address a Jefferson Day dinner at the Armory. The event draws attention as Day, a Harvard Law School graduate and former Prudential executive, participates in a major Democratic sponsorship in Los Angeles.
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Day
Harvard Law School
Kennedy
Prudential Insurance Company
United States
Springfield
University of Chicago
Harvard
Harvard Law Review
Stevenson
Chicago
Sidh Austin
Burgess Ami Smith
Adlai Stevenson
I Ding
South Pacific
North Africa
Solomons
Illinois
Mr. Day
Ingis
Stevenson Leit
Prudential Impany of America
Newark
Los Angeles
Jon
Actis Charitable and
United Ghers Organization
Claremont College
Claremont
Calif
Edmund G.pat? Brown
Governor's Business Advisory Council
California Democratic State Finance Committee
Los Democratic
California
Brown
Mary Louise Burgess
Winnetka
Ilinois
Geraldine
Molly
James Edward Jr
Wilshire
Elks Share In Estate Of Campbell
The Elks Home Run Inc and Elks for the Boys Camp project receive $1000 each from the late Ella D Campbell estate per her will probated by the Orphans Court. The will also bequeaths $200 to the Presbyterian church, other cash gifts, specific personal items to named individuals, and names executors with one renouncing. The column notes further Lenhart estate details and executors.
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Elks Club
Friends
Ella D. Campbell
Orphans Court
Judith Harumann
Hellen R. Mathers Sr
Wedgwood
Rush Rixon Thomas
Mary E. Filler
Jefferson
Marie B. Chatham
E. A. Chatham
Norfolk, Va
Margar Gardner
Gremwaches
Eula Carter
P. L. Carter
Joseph Henderson
Baltimore
Doris Windsor Alinutt
West Patrick Street
Marble Top
Ida Mondry
West South Street
Bi H Crown
Peter Fahmey
Braddock
Sue Soppiee
Winter Park
Ruth Strine Lenhart
Ruthelien L. Roy
Warren T. Lenhart
Charleston
W. Va
Lenhart
Roy
Turbulent Weather Sweeps Southeast and Northeast
The Associated Press reports a stormy pattern across the nation with cold, windy conditions in the Southeast and a mixed precipitation spread from the Rockies to the Appalachians. Record lows appear in several towns from Burlington to Raleigh while a warming trend emerges from the Great Lakes to New England.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Appalachians
Burlington
Houston
Maine
Upper Great Kes
Sault Ste. Marie Mich
Virginia
Carolinas
Gordonsville
Blue Ridge Foothills
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Plateau States
Pacific Northwest
Traffic Light Requested for Middletown Intersection
Middletown Grange urges Burgess and Commissioners to install a blinker traffic light at Main and Church streets near the new Post Office to improve pedestrian safety. They also request sidewalk along the east side of Church Street and marked pedestrian walkways. The group plans to petition the State Roads Commission due to heavy traffic on Main Street and Church Street corridors.
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Middletown
Middletown Grange
Grange
Burgess and Commissioners
Main
Church
Richard Hoker
The
State Roads Commission
Holier
Main Street
Holter
Church Street
Jefferson Road
Myers Road
Frank H. Darner
Richard Holter
Frances R. Darner
Gloria Bidle
Ruth H. Dammer
Dorothy Huffer
Donald Huffer
David Young
Council of Homemakers to Convene at Hood College Campus
The 1,000 member Conny Council of Homemakers Clubs meets next Saturday at Hood College with Rev. George E. Kinnefelter of Christ Reformed Church presiding. Activities include a 10 a.m. business session, officer elections, lunch at 12:30, and a 1:45 p.m. program in Coffman Chapel featuring Rev. Mr. Klinefelter and the Community Chorus of Homemakers.
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Conny Council of Homemakers Clubs
Hood College
George E. Kinnefelter
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Brodbeck Hall
Coblentz Hall
Coffman Chapel
Heideberg College
Tiffin
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Potomac Synod
Hoffman
Hoffman's Home For Children At Littlestown, Pa. AM Russell Dudrow
Robert Kline
Jug Bridge Club
Richard Keller
Middletown Club
Clarke Toms
Charles King
Ballenger Club
J. Vernon Coblentz
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Braddock Heights Club
Grace United Church of Christ
Donald Sullivan
Howard Young
Weather In Act Of Deception
Forecast for Frederick County predicts snow starting this afternoon or tonight with a mix of rain later. Early sun gives way to scattered clouds as the storm nears, possibly accumulating snow if temperatures stay cool. Warmer conditions are expected Sunday as precipitation continues into spring.
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Frederick County
Weather Bureau
Support of Frostburg Bill Urged
ANNAPOLIS AP The author of a report on higher education urged support for converting Frostburg State Teachers College into a branch of the University. Edwin Warfield II urged ignoring opposition led by Dr Thomas G Pullen Jr Jerome Frampton Jr and lobbyists. Warfield backs reassigning Frostburg Salisbury and Towson to the University of Maryland Board of Regents as liberal arts colleges. The Frostburg plan, backed by Gov Tawes, is now in the House Education Committee with a vote expected next Tuesday and potential petition to the floor.
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Annapolis
Frostburg State Teachers College
University of and
Edwin Warfield II
Pullen
Frampion
Western Maryland
Thomas G_ Pullen
Jerome Frampton Jr
Wate Board of Education
Warfield
Frostburg
Salisbury
Towson
State Board of Education
University’s Board of Regents
Ares
Tawes
Maryland
House Education Committee
House
Potomac Edison 1960 Revenue and Customer Gains Reported
Potomac Edison reports 1960 ended with higher electric revenues and more customers. Total revenues rose 3.7 percent led by residential use, while commercial sales also climbed. Strong January February residential usage surged due to severe winter weather, boosting early 1961 activity despite down markets.
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Potomac Edison Company
Robert G. MacDonald
Frederick
MacDonald
Potomac Edison
Potomac Flood Devastates Towns Across Maryland Area
A 1936 flood left Point of Rocks and nearby towns inundated as the Potomac rose to record depths. Bridges collapsed or were severed, residents evacuated, and emergency crews worked to rescue victims while typhoid inoculations began.
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Harry W. Nice
Point of Rocks
Potomac
Frederick
Brunswick Bridge
Plant owner shoots wife at lakeside Rockford home
Otto Peebles 42, co owner of a local industrial plant, shot his wife Louise Peebles 42 and Roy Staples 44 at a Silver Lake area residence after claiming he found the couple making love. Staples was wounded thrice and Louise died. The fleeing pair Mary Catherine Voss 46 and Lowell Englebright 51 were identified. Peebles called police at 3 am and waited for arrest.
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Rockford. Mich
Otto Peebles
Michigan
William Menzies
Louise Peebles
Otto
Roy Staples
Engieking Patterns Inc
Columbus, Inc
Ed Haven
Peebles
Rockford Post
Lowell Englebright
Engicking Patterns Tc
Staples
Englebright
Menzies
Neebies
Grand Rapids
Miss Voss
Eruption Sends Lava 1800 Feet High in Sicily
A volcanic eruption in Sicily blasts lava about 1800 feet into the air on Friday night. Authorities warn of possible further activity as residents report ash and heat.
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Sicily
Mau Mau Type Raids Reported in Angola
Portuguese troops moved north to the Angola Congo border as white planters were stalked by tribal attackers. At least 30 were slain in a wave of killings and mutilations around Quiixe and nearby plantations, with refugees flooding Luanda by air and road.
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Mario Pirelli
Luanda
Angola
Wesica
Angola-Congo
Lapital
Quiixe
Viego
Lisbon
Congo
Optimists Plan to Sell 2500 Easter Baskets in City Drive
Optimist club members in Frederick will sell about 2500 Easter baskets to support youth activities. Clarence J. Snyder serves as general chairman and baskets will be sold door to door and at a city Opera House location on Friday evenings and Saturdays until Easter. Baskets use locally sourced candy to aid local merchants and ensure freshness.
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Optimists
Clarence J. Snyder
Elm Street
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
Snyder
City Opera
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J. Edward Dey
Cabi
J. Edward Day
Elks
Campbell
Club For Charity
Fea
Gulf Coast
Council of Homemakers
Hood
George H. Klinefelter
Potomac River
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
South Fork
Cumberland
Williamsport
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Shepherdstown
Willamsport
B. and O
Tuscarora
Furnace Ford
Hancock
Shenandoah River
Heater
Old Jug Bridge
Dowss
Mario Px
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