Singapore copper mines progress noted with twenty men employed
Reports from visitors say progress is excellent at the Singapore copper mines. About twenty men are currently employed as improvements continue under active development.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
4
Biologists Warn On New Chair Sitter Ailment
A USC neurologist cites risk from prolonged elbow and arm rest positions leading to central nervous system pressure. The piece notes possible remedies like limiting recline and even a return of rocking chairs or a home trapeze to keep joints flexible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California
School of Medicine
A. A. Marinacci
Letters to the Editor Clarifies School Site Option
A reader recounts a board meeting and option agreement with Mrs. James H. Cramer for land at Rose Hill Manor to build a new school. The option structure, price changes, and required road and water line work are described, along with a hospital admission section and Army land leasing notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education and County Commissioners
News-Post
Rose Hill Manor
Worth Market Street
Mansion House
Board of Education
James H. Cramer
Ivilege
Optio
Acnally
Calvin S
Lohr
Barnhart to be executive secretary at church federation
Dr William R Barnhart will be installed as executive secretary at the annual meeting of the Washington Federation of Churches. A convoy of army trucks moved through the city in three sections from Emmitsburg to Frederick on Route 1b. County tax sales prep figures show an estimated 1940 levy 96 percent collected. Production plans aim to supply Great Britain with about 20 000 American made planes in 18 months. Met boards gain dental TS on medical focal boards per selective service HQ. A very pretty wedding was solemnized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Barnhart
Washington Federation of Churches
Emmitsburg
Frederick
James H. Falk
Great Britain
MET
Selective Service Headquarters
Among The Sick Mr Fu And Sweener
Fragmentary item notes two individuals, Mr Fu and Sweener, with unclear context and date. The readable words show a discussion of illness or medical matter in a West area, possibly surgery. No clear action, outcome, or organization identified.
Litle Joe to run more tests before manned space flight
Langley Air Force Base officials say America's first manned space mission will see another Little Joe escape system test before an orbital attempt. A Wallops Island test last Friday met objectives but telemetry indicated premature escape rocket firing, mis-timed ring clamp release, and early retrorocket ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Air Force Base
America
Wallops Island
Homemakers Meet Draw 500 For 39th Frederick County Council Session
About 500 women expected at Hood College on Saturday for the 39th annual Frederick County Council of Homemakers Clubs meeting. A 10 a.m. business session will elect officers, followed by a skit, lunch, and an inspirational talk by Rev. George Klinefelter. The program features the Homemakers Chorus and a panel of club officers and guests from state and county groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Frederick County
Cobrentz Hall
George Klinefelter
Middletown Christ Reformed Church
Coffman Chapel
Homemakers Chorus
Donald Sullivan
Harold Young
Sullivan
Young
Richard A. Keller
Middletown Club
Robert Kine
ML Pleasant Club
Charles King
Ballenger Club
Clarke Toms
Jug Bridge Club
Paul Fogle
Monocacy Club
Kenneth Bullivant
Eeville Club
Ned Zeiler
Buckeystown
Charles Remsberg
Mid-Valley Club
James Warfield
Urbana
Edmund Borkowski
Liberitytown
J. Rolfe Castleman
Wamsville
Jack McGolerick
New Market
Remsberg
Ray H. Smith
Jug Bridge
Louise Lewis
Harmony Grove
Marian Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Wiliam Howard
Ballenger
William King
Charlesville
Robert Stansfield
Valerie Remsberg
Roberta Palm
Marlene
Phyllis Kelly
Howard Siup
Gambill Park
Charles Putman
Woodrow Souder
Merland Tract
Gordon Cairns
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Donald Miller
Havre de Grace
State
Homermakers Council
Henderson Loy Wedding in Washington D C
Miss Janet Joan Loy daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin C Loy near Lovettsville Virginia and Paul Theodore Henderson of Washington were married February 11 at 3 pm at the Church of the Immaculate Heart in Washington D C. The ceremony featured baskets of white roses floral details and formal gowns. The couple will reside at 1509 T Street SE Apt 207 Washington DC after a Florida wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Witt
Frank Harrington
Ronnie Loy
Leon Ki
Daughiers
Henderson
Levettsville High School
Department of Agriculture
Boston
Mass
Agriculture, Department
T Street
S. E. Apt
Washington, D
Damascus High School hosts annual magazine campaign start
Damascus High School opened its annual magazine drive with a 3,000 dollar goal and a per student quota. Mary Kesler introduced Charles Giles of Educational Research Associates who showed prizes to be awarded during the 10 day drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Damascus High School
Mary Kesler
Charles Giles
Educational Research Associates
Giles
James McAlister
American Legion Auxiliary
Jimmy
Allen Bagley
Gil CIA Meadors
Jackie Jacob
Billy Burdette
Alice Griffin
Ronnie Plummer
Bob Hitch
Donnie Ray
Terry McCreery
Harriet Stipe
Karen Heyhoe
Stephen Burke
Philip Slaton
Linda Burdette
Rita Birch
Bonnie Lewis
Frances King
Ann Watkins
Peggy Wood
Betty Lou Leishear
Diane Chaney
Virginia Dietz
Gail Hurley
Maine Justice
Jane Mailineaux
Susan Freienmuth
Montgomery Blair
Damascus High
PTA
Boonie Lewis
Maurice Browning
Meredith Hoover
Kathleen Kee
Gilmore Love
Elaine Tobin
Honor Society
Gary Baker
Thomas Low
Jane Watkins
Jeanne Duvall
Memip
Eliis G. Grime
Earl Shaw
Sidney Wagheistein
Scinece Department
Schol
Jerry Duvall
Harold Anamosa
Lions Club
County Council of Pta
Cedar Grove
Damascus Citizens Association
Harold Knapp
Montgomery County
Maryland
Suburban Sanitary Commission
Lawsonsvile
Woodfield
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montsemery
Damascus Methodist Church
Ro OM
Stairs
Basil Day
Joseph Rice Jr
Richard Shook
James Lovett
Marian Davy
Ruth Lovett
Roger Day
Girl Survives Rare Heart Operation in New Jersey
Joyce Okun, 13, of Flushing New York, underwent a groundbreaking heart procedure at Deborah Hospital to correct two rare defects. Surgeons inserted a plastic wall to create two upper heart chambers and moved the pulmonary veins to the left side in a operation led by Dr. Dryden Morse, with Joyce expected to be discharged in two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns Mills
N.J
Joyce Okun
Flushing
X.Y
Deborah Hospital
Joyce
Dryden Morse
Moorestown
Funeral notices for Edith Hurd Alice Swomley Millard Toms and Paul Shoemaker
Funeral services were held for Edith V Hurd at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev H J McDonald officiating. Alice Celester Swomley died Sunday and services led by Rev Clark Rist with Eagles auxiliary at Mount Carmel attended. Millard F Toms died at his son's home and services conducted by Rev Paul J Martin at Bittie Funeral Home. Paul E Shoemaker of Taneytown died Sunday with services at Fuss Funeral Home and interment at Grace United Church of Christ cemetery Taneytown. Interments were at Fairview Mount Olivet Brethren and Grace United Church of Christ cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith V. Hurd
Western Maryland State Hospital
Asbury Methodist Church
H. J. McDonald
Lord Jesus
Elmer Smallwood
Paul Bowie
Robert Stanton
Richard Ferguson
Marshall Palm
Frankin Saunders
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks
Alice Celester Swomley
Guy W. Swomley
Reich
Ford Road
Church Street
Clark Rist
Mount Carmel Methodist Church
Frederick Aerie
Holton L. Staley
Jesse S. Phelps Jr
Charles E. Schill
Staley L. Freck
Willam E. Flair
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Millard F. Toms
Frederick
Bittie
Xsville
Paul J. Martin
Harry G. Reller
Atlee G. Shepley
Joseph BR. Harp
Rena E. Eldridge
Grayson Summers
Howard L. Metzger
Red Breihern
Myer
Paul E. Shoemaker
Taneytown
Fuss Funeral Home
Tangetown
Grace United Church of Christ
J. E. Kerrigan
Eugene Bo Miler
Patrick D. McDerrmittt
William C. Kuhn
R. L. Pittentur
David C. Weller
Dog Saves Five From Home Fire in Maryland Town
In Secretary New Market area, a two story frame house on Maryland 14 burned after 2:30 am. A terrier named Rip woke sleeping residents Wright and his wife, enabling them to save their three children, ages 6, 12, and 14, before firefighters battled the blaze for two hours. Loss estimated at 5 000 to 7 000 dollars. Cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Rip
Rips
Wright
Fire Department
Maryland
Secretary
New Market
Deaths and Obituaries in Washington County area
Multiple notices list deaths and funeral details including Katherine R Guiney of Sharpsburg and Doris A Glover of Damascus. Also referenced are Robert T Heater of Lucketts and Nellie Snoddery of Williamsport with family links, service times, and interment plans at Arlington National Cemetery and Mt Pleasant cemetery respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley B. Glover
Doris A. Glover
Bethesda
James and
Mary Yates
Damascus
Virginia Phillips
Washington
Ben Franklin
Gaithersburg
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Homer Heater
Arlington National Cemetery
Son of Professor Burgee Succumbs
Leslies Ray Burgee eldest son of the late Professor Amon Burgee died at University Hospital at 1 am aged 76 8 years. He was to become vice president of the Boys High School Alumni Association. He worked for Frederick County Products Inc residing at 107 West Fourth Street. Survived by wife Mary Price Burgee, two sons and a daughter, plus his mother Engleman Burgee, and brothers and sisters including Richard Burgee and Fred Burgee. Funeral at 106 East Church Street with services Saturday at 2 pm. Interment Frederick Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers donate to Frederick County Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslies Ray Burgee
Amon Burgee
University Hospital
Boys High School
Princepal
Boys” High School
Burgee
Frederick County Products Inc
West Fourth Street
Engleman Burgee
Mary Price Burgee
Richard R. Burgee
Glass and Bursee
Fred B. Burgee
T. R. Borda
Colesville
Clyde Burgee
Lewisburg
Amon Bursee Jr
Catonsville
R. H. Beavers
Demer J. Shook
East Church Street
Frederick Memorial Park
Frederick County Heart Association
West Church Street
M. R. Etchison and Sons Funeral Directors
Birthday notices for Mrs Schmidt and Barbara White
Mrs. Harry Schmidt of Kline Boulevard is observing her birthday today. Barbara Ann White, four, celebrated her birthday Tuesday at her home on North Bentz Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schmidt
Kline
Barbara Ann White
North Bentz Street
Retired Service Station Man Dies
George Melville Ball, of 300 South Jefferson Street, a retired service station operator, died Wednesday at Windebona Nursing Home after a lengthy illness. He leaves wife Sadie May Montgomery Ball a daughter Lester C. Koogle a sister Dora M. Ball and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services 1 to 2 pm at his home with interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son, funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Melville Ball
Sadie May Montgomery Ball
South
Jefferson Street
Windebona
Frederick County
Daniel
Lizzie Rippeon Ball
Lester C. Koogle
Frederick
Dora M. Ball
Catonsville
U S Calls For African Plan At United Nations
Adlai Stevenson urged the United Nations General Assembly to craft an African development program by Africans for Africa excluding Cold War politics. He outlined two core principles: assist Africa in self planning and resources assessment, and diversify agriculture plus expand industry. He did not submit a formal proposal, seeking wider consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Nations
N.Y
United Nations
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. General Assembly
Africa
Stevenson
Kennedy
Washington
Med
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Singapore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shaffer
Thurmont
the Keller
Ray Davis
Sun of Construction
Gari Sunday
Cumberland
Allesany County
Arge
Ale
Willi
Anderson
Rufus McLane
Rebecca Wilcoxon
Lula Haller
William Adams
McLane
American Salvation A
Sparks
Maryland School For the Deaf
Market and
East Fourth Streets
WF. and G. Railroad Co
Frank V. Staub
Frederick Marble and Granite Works
H. G
Taylor
Culpeper
Wenerener
North Market Street
Pierce Ledwidge
Woodsboro
James Barbour
Baltimore
Steiner Bros
Tita
Gearsburg Hospital
Charles Chenaul Bruc
Maurice Bradshaw
Exburg
Irs
Kenneth Merriken
Tanevtown
Army Leasing Land
Tne Corp. of Engineers
Fort Milwary
Secretary of the Army
Department of the Army
Mr. Fu and
Sweener
West
Detroit
Prescot M. Hulbert
Luther Burke
Robert Miller
Rockville Presbyterian Church
Byron Jones
Jones
First Baptist Church
Westchester
California
Nebraska
Raymond Wilson
John Kelly
Ivan Lawson
Wesleyan Service Guild
Elwood Mullinix
Lorraine Root
Howard Taylor
Harry Supe
Gertrude Stanter
MYF
Wilfred Koontz
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
I Aim
Slade Cartrider
Sugar Loaf Drive
the Redeemer
Damascus Episcopal Church
Herbert Dains
Woodfield Road
Pinewood Derby
Bob Cats
Michael Barker
Bryan Tort
Bobby Senseney
Kenneth Snook
Mark Shaw
Gordon Hansen
Dean Allnutt
Ricky Hessler
Warne Shaw
Jackie Purdum
Gold Arrow
Shaw
Michael Isaac
Stephen Gary Richard
Robert Kaetzel
Walker
Tommy Gardner
Dean Robert Fry
George Bennsistant
Denner
Brady Claibers
Michael Shon
John Skelton
Stephen Town
Edythe Turner
County Home Demonstration
Citor
Sidney Miils
Robert Keil
Iect
Children’s Hospital
Agriculture Center
John Stup
Home Furnishings
Station Furniture Company
Hagerstown
Book Club of
Ralph Modlinger
King
Caesar
Ann Powers
Donald Adrian
Irvin E. Wailen
Bob Bruchie
C. C. Parker
James Tomlinson
Herbert Wright
George M. Ferrow
Edward Haettinger
Selwin McCoy
Arnold Fritsch
MGA, Inc
Alfred
Katherine R. Guiney
Sharpsburg
Washington Do Hospital
Aes
Katherine C. V. Ralston
Greensboro
N. C
Zachary T. Rasten
St. Joseph's Preparatory School
Robert T. Heater
Lees
Lucketts
George
Julia Ing
Florence Umbaugh
Union Milind
Effie Easton
Jonni
Qwen Heater
Brown Fae
Walter C. Snodderiy
Nellie Gertrude Snodderiy
Wiliamspor
Ri i
Cedar Laws
Har C
Elizabeth Eavey Rummel
Washington County
Ronald Kneizel
Mt. Airy
George M. Ball
U. S
Rabat
Morocco
Hassan II
Sahara
Rio de Oro
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