Outdoor day scouting pioneers at Camp Rockwood near Frederick
The News describes Troops 1 and 26 hosting a two and a half day pioneer camp at Camp Rockwood near Frederick. Troop 1 serves girls from the Maryland School for the Deaf led by Mrs. Suckel with Miss Olive Twea assisting. Troop 26 is sponsored by the United Presbyterian church with Miss Harriet Baker. The event emphasizes camping, tent life, and outdoor skills under Captain C R Moberly and Rocky Jongs. Discussions cover summer training, site allocation, housing, ranges, and supply procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
North Court St
Camp Rockwood
Ade
Washington
Maryland State School
James Suckel
Mons
A. E. Meadows
Soop
Acer
Boreas
Greveness
United Pre- Emser
Associated Pressbyterian Church
Olive
Semmer
C. R. Moberly
Rocky Jongs
Indian Loan Pa
Seven State Second Army
Negro Redistribution and Population Shifts Across States
National Black population reached 18,871,381 in 1980, about 10.5 percent of the U.S. total. New York now has the largest Black population among states, while the District of Columbia has the largest concentration. These figures frame ongoing civil rights debates and regional demographic changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South
Nat Onall
District of Columbia
New York
Weddings Speak Sheaffer and Delmar Speak wed at Grace United Church
Barba Jean Sheaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lenhart White Rock became the bride of Delmar Lee Speak son of Clarence Speak Sr Tampa Fla and late Mrs Lillian Speak March 4 at 7 am in Grace United Church of Christ parsonage Rev R E Wilhelm officiated. The couple reside at 48 Park Avenue. The groom is employed at Massers Sunoco Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speak—Sheaffer
Barba Jean Sheaffer
James Lenhart
White Rock
Delmar Lee Speak
Clarence F. Speak
Tampa
Fla
Lillian Speak
Grace United Church of Christ
R.E. Wilhelm
George Masser
Braddock Heights
Masser
Clarence Speak Jr
Redwood Avenue
Wayne Speak
Thomas Speak
Richard Main
Speak Jr
Herman Frye
Air
Jim Fox
Park Avenue
Sunoco Steen
Bowden—Eiler
Margaret Eiler
Gladys Eiler
Frederick
Jack Bowden
Joseph Bowden
Baltimmore
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Baltimore
Jack Eiler
Alice Kolb
Salvatore Fertitta
WFBR
Bowden
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland
WEAL
Esdate Road
Lions Club Members Drive Community Service
Daugherty noted Lionism unites about 60 000 members worldwide who work pro bono for community betterment. In District 2W there are 44 clubs with 1 976 members. He praised the Glade Valley Club and cited awards for new members won by Ralph Zimmerman Alton Smith Traces Smith Warr Stauffer and Lawreyce Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oetion
Daugherty
Glade Valley Club
Ralph Zimmerman
Alton Smith
Traces
Smith Warr Stauffer
Nary
Lawreyce Dorsey
Fifty Years Ago From The X News-Post Files
Fifty years ago on March 20 1911 Frederick features Mary land Trapshooting champion Clarence Cy Malone winning the 20 white flyer event at the second annual Maryland tournament in Baltimore. The City Opera House hosted Frederick’s ministerial association meeting and hymn singing as Frederick seeks encampment grounds for the National Guards. A Sunday tobacco sale arrest at New City Hotel, gas from stove at Jesse Haugh home nearly asphyxiated a family, and master Dare Morton shows improvement after hospital stay. An electric Ebert sign appears on West Patrick Street and H Kieffer Delauter of the Frederick Bar spoke to Boys High seniors on Negotiable Papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick S. Morrison
C. EL Cline
Association
H. H. Abbot
Baltimore
Clarence
Cy Malone
Frederick
New City
Jesse Haugh
Shest
Ministerial Association
D. J. Markey
Adjr
Henry M. Warfield
Frederick Board of Trade
National Guards
Dare Morton
Frederick City Hospital
East Church Street
Myersville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ebert Hardware
West Patrick Street
H. Kieffer Delauter
Boys’ High School
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post March 20 1933
Reservations have been made for 300 members of the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's clubs to attend luncheon at Grace Evangelical church Sunday school in Mesh Final notices were placed. The chimney of the central part of Buckingham School suffered slight damage from a fire. Independent Hose Co. was called. Frederick County's fifth fire since January 1 leveled the repair shop of Lit ten Chevrolet Sales in Brunswick. Calls for assistance were sent to Frederick Harpers Ferry Middletown and the Town but by the time the Brunswick fire company had the blaze under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Grace Evangelical
Buckingham School
Hore Co Wes Ca
Frederick County
Litten Chevrolet
Brunswick
Frederick
Harpers Ferry
Middletown
Red Brunswick Pel
Kennedy vs Eisenhower Aims and Styles Compared
James Marlow notes two months into Kennedy's term that he is more vigorous and detail oriented than Eisenhower. Kennedy engages directly with staff, seeks votes in Congress, and reads extensively, while Eisenhower relied on chain of command and held back from bold reforms. The piece contrasts Dulles era leadership with Rusk, praises improved interagency communication, and questions Kennedy strategy in Laos and colonialism and the Latin American aid plan remains vague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
S. Kennedy
Congress
Rusk
Pennie High
White House
Laos
Latin America
Ausherman to Debate Bridgewater District VI 1961 Tourney
David Paul Ausherman of Ademstown will debate against Bridgewater District VI 1961 tourney contenders March 23-25 at State College in Baiti. The topic: resolved to compel health insurance for all citizens. Ausherman and Sterne will argue both sides in alternate rounds. Ausherman is a freshman and son of Mr and Mrs Carrell Ausherman of Adams Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausherman
Bridgewater
David Paul _Ausherman
Ademstown
Stone
Basat Bridgewater
State College
Baiti
Virginia
West Vharsland
New Jersey
Delaware
Columbia
Sterne
Carrell Ausherman
Route 1
Damsiown
Frederick High School
Editor Publisher Dies in San Francisco
AP report notes Dai ming Lee aged 58, editor and publisher of the Daily Chinese Work in San Francisco, died Saturday after a long illness. Native of Kauai, Hawaii, educated in Honolulu. Also reported: Dr Bryan S Stoffer, 64, Washburn University president since 1942, died Sunday after a long illness. Previously led Doane University at Crete, born in North Georgetown, Ohio.
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SAN Francisco
Daiming Lee
Chinese Work
Kaui
Hawaii
Honolulu
Bryan S$. Stoffer
Topeka
Kan
Bryan S. Stoffer
Washburn University
Doane University
Crete
North Geetowg
Ohio
Unclear Lutheran Mission Study Held at St Pauls Jefferson
A mission study session by 4A congregational group met at St Pauls Lutheran Church in Jefferson on March 5. Mrs. Lee House led the day with themes on ages and horizons of the church in America, drawing from Safe in Bondage and In Step With Time. Local participants included Mrs. Eugene Hox and Mrs. Charlotte Tesvoe among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jefferson
Lee House
United Lutheran Church Women
America
Robertt
Spike
Fred Clark
Barbara
Fame Plure
Pray C. Summers
Eugene Hox
Charlotte TE Svoxe
Ion
Birthday Notes and Church Women Meeting Report
Jefferson reports Rev Eugene W Young birthday on March 13. Samuel Young improving after illness at Washington County Hospital. United Women of St Pa hold regular meeting at 7:30 pm with program Sounds In Lent led by Mrs Haralier. Area Lutheran meeting planned at St Pauls April 8 to hear Secretary Vaesman. Father and son banquet set for April 26 chaired by Nathan House and Lee House. Thanks extended to volunteers who aided mission study and World Day of Prayer meals.
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Samuel Young
Eugene W. Young
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Garland Hi
Broad Run
Amd
Charles Barack
Fentaine
Thomas James
United Women of
Haralier
Las James
Grace Lutheran
Verrrirsier
Iprl
St. Paul's
Fred C
Charlotte Droneburg
Richard Smith
Henry Keller
Kennedy to address Congress on foreign aid and budget
The report notes President Kennedy will send Congress a special foreign aid message, hold a news conference, and may propose budget revisions with no live TV or radio. Separately actress Elizabeth Taylor walked in her hospital room after pneumonia, as updated by producer Walter Wanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfk
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Liz
London
Elizabeth Taylor
Walter Wanger
Kennedy plans balanced budget with extra defense funding
President Kennedy aims to submit a balanced budget to Congress soon and request at least one billion dollars in defense spending. He would keep the 50.9 billion budget largely intact, offset by increases, while arguing for a pay as you go approach and a stepped up defense program including missile development and up to 55,000 more Army personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Marine Corps
U.S
Fiserhower
Laotian Principal Studies Schools Here in Frederick
Phabmixey a Laotian principal on a scholarship observes U S educational facilities in the Northern Province His school enrolls 775 pupils and he estimates about 25000 pupils in Samneua elementary schools He notes there are no secondary schools in Samneua and pupils must go to Vientiane or a larger city He has studied English in Washington and knows French He plans to return to Laos amid uncertain conditions and says he has received much help in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Phabmixey
Samneua
Vientiane
Sammeua
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Phalemixay
Phabmixay
Washington
Frederick
San Diego
Denver
Phalemixar
Laos
U.S
Acting Postmaster For New Market Named
Mrs Hilda B Free appointed acting postmaster for New Market Post Office following Frances Brashear retirement after 135 years service. Free, daughter of Brashear, took oath of office. A Frederick High School graduate, she previously served as postmaster from 1943 to 1946, then clerk in charge since 1960, married to G Monroe Free with three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda B. Free
New Market
Frances W. Brashear
Brashear
Free
D. L. Diseroad
Frederick High School
New Market District
G. Monroe Free
G. Monroe
Harry E. Free
West Frederick
Ralph Free
Talk on Toby Jugs Redistricting At Met Ma
Historian W Eichison of St Marys College Emmitsburg will address the Historical Society of Frecenek County on Toby Jugs redistricting. The talk covers airings of the Getorak jugs and 1918 London auction prices, with slides in a Special Slides series. Details include Maryland reapportionment and insurance debate in Annapolis and plans for budget changes and slot machine conession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Eichison
History of
St Marys Colege
Emmitsburg
Historical Society of
Frecenek County
Met
London
Eriiison
Annapolis
Maryland
Frostburg
Tanes
Senate
Win- Do Wheasley
Prince Georges
Sould
Baltimore County
Tawes
Iment
Iitiee
Anne Arandel
St. Mary's
Charles
Calvert
House Alcoholic Beverages Committee
Price Fixing Probed in Milk and Meat Markets
Kennedy defends FBI action amid allegations of nationwide price fixing in dairy and meat sectors. Senator Keating presses Kennedy on ties to Hoover while urging broader crime laws and cross state gambing information controls. The discussion touches on proposed expansion of FBI authority and intensified investigations in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
New York City
New York State
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N
New York
Keating
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Manufac
Miss Lipps To Celebrate 18th Birthday
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lipps of East Sixth street will celebrate her eighteenth birthday on March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Lipps
East Sixth Street
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X News-Post Files
News-Post
I Marlow
Albert M._ Cobleniz
Magnolia Avenue
Wedgwood
J. Rolfe
Castleman
Ois Seon Key Hoel
Sean Alexander
Waverly
N.Y
Jacob R. Ramsburg
George Barthel
Braddock Ishis Club
Clarence Snyder
Ramsburg
Fred Young
Suport
G. Thomas James
Pvi
Ronald House
Nathan House
Fort Gordon
Gareth Biser
Near G Pa
Richard Ot. Recenty
Toby Jugs
Viscount Mackintosh
Halifax
Tion
Ashaquarian Societies of
Mong. Atg.nia
W. Richard Etchison
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