Local News Summary From Frederick March 26 1960
A fragment from The News of Frederick Maryland dated Saturday March 26 1960, page 4, shows the publication details and cataloging lines for THE NEWS. The item lists the press date, price, and address information for the Great Southern Printing and Mfg. Co, plus basic masthead elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. CO
North Court St
Prone
Freoerick. Ate
Sunseg
Cuban Police Break Up Near Riot at Havana Radio Station
In Havana a clash between pro and anti Communist factions around a radio station where Luis Conte Aguero was to speak erupted into a near riot. Army units restored order after fist fights and crowds of up to 1000 gathered, with observers reporting torn clothing and seized film as police escorted speakers to safety.
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Havana
APIA
Luis Conte Aguero
Coroman
Red Ata
Ual
Pos
Cuba
Conte Alguero
Walker
Hoste
Conte Aguero
Disarmament Debate and Tax Debate in Local Letters
Letters discuss disarmament proposals and nuclear controls, noting Soviet aims and the need for defenses during talks. A separate letter argues cigarette tax fairness and real estate levy timing, citing county spending and school funds. Youth meet at university plans highlighted with Eisenhower Sunday events and a Rural Planning conference.
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Smith
Reid
Eaen
Chat Wapper
Piesi Eisenhower
Caip
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years elapsed since March 26 1910 noted market prices for eggs butter and produce. District Supervisor John J Stump of Cumberland announced census enumerator appointments for Frederick County listing many names. Andrew J Cummings of Montgomery considers a Sixth District House bid to succeed George A Pearce. Mr and Mrs Charles F Cramer hosted a party at their home on Cenreet in honor of their son George E Cramer.
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John J. Stump
Cumberland
Frederick County
William F. Harrison
Ephraim T. Nusbaum
Shaeffer L. Rhoads
Charles C. Routzahn
Arba A. Moser
Lester A. Toms
William C. Roderick
Harvey O. Ridenour
Charles A. A. Burras
Charles Ernest Keller
Harry Miller
John F. Adelsberger
Robert E. Hockensmith
Charles Rodger Pryor
Charles R. Hendry
Rossie T. Crawford
William V. Abbaugh
Martin R. Wagner
Jacob G. Shawbaker
Henry Sman
Edwin F. Geesey
Gittings
Guy E. Buckey
William R. Wagner
William L. Martin
Arthur L. Rouzer
Lloyd Mi. Keogle
Eugene Grabill
Harry E. Wilson
Charles L. Devilbiss
Alfred J. Herman
E. Stanley Delauder
Miss Invin Harry
Twenty Years Ago Rems From The Columns Of The News
March 26 1940 item reports Mrs Paul H Gleichman and husband engaged in missionary work in India have moved to the hills to escape heat per relay from Mrs Gleichman’s parents Mr and Mrs Howard M Albaugh. Secretary of State Francis Perrott spoke at a meeting of the local D A B.
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the News
Monierre
Felton
Kelly Miliary
Hendrickson
J. Austin Fraley
Thurmont
Paul H. Gleichman
India
Engagement of Mary Dreessen to Sears Planned for June
Dr and Mrs W C Dreessen of Mapleton Tuscarora announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jo to Roger C Sears son of Mr and Mrs Clare E Sears of Maryland A nursing student at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore and a senior dental student at the University of Maryland plan a June wedding
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W. C. Dreessen
Mapleton Tuscarora
Mary
Jo Roger C. Sears
Clare E. Sears
Maryland
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Sears
University of Maryland
Willard Daughters, Bounds, Bounds On Spring Vacation
Misses Mary and Sarah Willard daughters of Mr and Mrs Roger H Willard of Kline Boulevard are on spring vacation from Goucher College Cynthia Bounds Philadelphia Pa Dean of the Institute of Ohio Pa visited the C Burr Ariz Library on Friday Etchison rector is a graduate of an institute Mr and Mrs Stull St indale have returned from a four weeks vacation in Florida together with Mrs Thomas Morgan Seminole Road who spent time in Florida on vacation
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Mary
Sarah Willard
Roger H. Willard
Kline Boulevard
Goucher College
Cynthia Bounds
Philadelphia
Institute of Ohio
Wee
C. Burr
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital announces births including a March delivery on the second Tuesday with 225 as a noted count involving Mrs Hor Seconda.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
É March
Homesick Virginian four letters from Staunton woman
Four letters dated 1864 1865 and 1866 from Miss Mattie Glixeson of Staunton Virginia to Miss Mary Ann Baughman sister of John W. Baughman publisher of The Citizen. The notes recount Civil War life near Burkittsville and Freder ick County with glimpses of Boteler Cramp ton and Oak Lodge including fear of crossing the Potomac shells near Pleas ant Valley and references to Confederate and Union forces. The letters reveal longing for home and family ties amid siege war and postwar recovery.
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Mattie Glixeson
Staunton
Mary Ann Baughman
John W. Baughman
The
Citizen
Burkittsville
Mary Ann
Merryland Tract
Boteler
Pleasant Valley
Egypt
Penn
Frederick
Old Leve
Dr. Joh Old Jie
Jobless claims drop at Fredey DES branch
Unclear release notes indicate unemployment claims filed through the Fredey branch show a decrease from prior totals with figures suggesting a substantial drop in December compared with January. The fragment references specific claim counts and dates but lacks complete numbers or context.
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Fredey
Department of Employment Security
Tdi
Pers
Memorial Service for Dr Ware and Science Fair Winners
Memorial service honors Dr Ware and Frederick High School science fair winners at a special assembly held Thursday night. Photo shows Kathy Gray, Carol O'Bryan, Lindsay McGuinness, Cathy Cordyack, Sue Yager and others. Robert Stauffer absent.
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Fouth
Frederick High School
Kathy Gray
Carol O'Bryan
Lindsay McGuiness
Cathy Cordyack
Sue Yager
Mary Ellen Creed
Fragmentary Baltimore letter reveals racial tensions and distress
In a torn Baltimore letter the writer laments Civil Rights debate and southern merchants traveling to northern cities. She condemns political events, criticizes President Johnson, and mentions Mrs. Braden's death. The text shows bitterness about national strife and local desolation.
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Maryland
Baltimore
House of Representatives
Johnson
Memorial Hospital Patients and Medical Notices
Among the sick Hugh L Lege and others are listed for observation and treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Katherine G is reported to be transported to the hospital after a broken leg. Mrs Grayson Rippeon near entered Frederick on Thursday. Restrictions note that no visitors are allowed.
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Hugh L. Lege
Frederick
Esther R
East Third Street
Frede Airy
Roger J. G. Mon
Frederick “Memorial Hospital
Katherine Giryered
Fred “Passag
Frederick Memorie
United
Grayson Rippeon
Frederici
George H. Smith Sr
Trail Avenue
Culler Avenue
FHS Science Fair Winners Honored At Assembly
The fourth annual FHS science fair was celebrated with an assembly honoring winners and their mentors. Key presenters included Mrs James Reed, Darner, Pressler, Reed, Henry Gr, and Dr Atanas, with Mr. Hood and Mr. Dean among those introducing the event.
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Terey
Albaush
James Reed
Darner
Pressler
Ikan
Reed
Henry
David Dean
Pri Hisn School
Hood Ca
Atanas
Malon Fort Detrick
Jack Keh Iineer
Fort del
Dey Sley Wedding in Roanoke and Fredrick Couple
A quiet wedding united Miss Ren son Rudy and Mr Richard B Rudy of Lane in Roanoke. The double ring ceremony was at the Presbyterian Church with Rev John W Walker Jr officiating. Mrs Rudy works in Ox Fibre Brush Advertising. Mr Rudy attends Maryland University and joins his father in the music transport business. Both graduates of Frederick High School class of 1958 plan to live at 14 East Second Street. A shower for the couple was hosted by Mrs Specht with gifts noted.
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Dey
Sley
Rapids
Roanoke
West Patrick
Renson
Richard B. Rudy
Lane
John W. Walker Jr
Resimerian Church
Rudy
Ox Fibre Brush Company
University of M.land
Frederick High School
Rady
East Second Street
Ann Specht
Ederick
al Deeserieg
Irs
Ars. Wailor Vemm Roberts
Woman of Ideal Sciences Dies at Hood F Home Tau Day
Obituary notices the death of a woman described as a man of ideal sciences at Hood f, died at her home in Tau day at 2.00 am. Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Zaic Q. Ware, of Tar.
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Ide Eal Sciences
Hood F
Tau Day
Zaic Q. Ware
Tar
Sicaranagu a Lily Grows from Tiny Bulb in Pot
Grace M. care of this unknown lily bulb brought from Nicaragua by a friend. The bulb, measuring 02 inches, produced a flower 6 inches tall every 24 hours growth rate. After two days of maroon blooms with a black stamen, the flower had to be removed due to strong odor.
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I Grace M
Sears
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