Faster Than Sun Breaks Air Speed Record In X-15 Flight
Major Robert M. White, USAF test pilot, flies the X-15 at 2.995 miles per hour for two minutes six seconds. The record, set with throttle at two thirds, could be surpassed as the craft endures heat at high speeds. White remains optimistic about future, hotter flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. White
U. S. Air Force
United Statlantic
Pac
New York
California
Nings
Major White
Letter from reader explains not calling board member
Gordon Smith of Tramsville Maryland receives a letter from a Frederick County resident defending his noncontact stance about Rose Hill Manor school location. The writer cites growth north and west, safety concerns about aircraft overhead, highway crossings for students, and a belief the site decision followed a prior conflict of interest involving Chase Gove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Gordon Smith
Tramsville
Maryland
Mr. Smit
Rose Hill Manor
Chase Gove
Cement
Mercer
Frederiil
Rose Hill
Local hospital updates for several residents and visitors
Among the sick Mrs Cleo Ford of 307 North Benz entered Freeenck Memorial Saturday as a medical patient. Mr James W Mix of Westminster is now a patient at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. Two year old Lite Kathi Mare Keeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Keeney of Woodsboro entered Frederick Memorial with pneumonia. Mr Frank Yanas Sr of West 1st street is recovering satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial after surgery. Mrs John R Cheatham has returned home after surgery at University Hospital Baltimore and is reported to be in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Ford
North Benz
James W. Mix
RFD
Westminster
Suburban
Old Georgetoun Road
Bethesda
Kathi Mare Keeney
Joseph Keeney
Rovie i
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frank Yanas Sr
West
John R. Cheatham
Court Street
University Hospital
Baltimore
Federated Charities Incorporation Filed and Local Notices
Articles of incorporation for Federated Charities Corporation filed with names of nineteen incorporators. Partnership dissolving between Engle and Zimmerman with Zimmerman's purchase of Engle interest. Kennery being built on Dill avenue for Markwood D Harp. Lewis M Nixdorff Jr opens insurance and real estate office in Clingan building. Albert W Condon awarded $2 prize by Glidden Varnish Co. Guy Wolfe named mechanical manager at Ox Fibre Brush Co. Joseph Eisenhauer named foreman of machinery at the same firm. Lloyd Jefferies says Joe Turner of Washington will wrestle in Frederick within four weeks. Stepping stone stolen from J W Abrecht’s West Patrick Street butcher shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Charities Corporation
Joseph D. Baker
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Joseph H. Apple
David Lowenstein
Hammond Urner
Ira J. McCurdy
Charles H. Conley
James H. Gambrill Jr
Ernest Helfenstein
Thomas M. Williamson
Bertha Trail
Laura Ramsburgh
Helen R. Besant
Clara Lowenstein
Mary S. Maulzby
Anna Belle Floyd
Grace D. Ely
Louise Joanson
Albert W. Condon
Glidden Varnish Co
Guy Wolfe
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Joseph Eisenhauer
Lloyd Jefferies
Joe Turner
Washington
Frederick
J. W. Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Maryland Classics Mission to Dissolve and Reform
More than 100 delegates attend the 27th and final session of the Maryland Classics Missionary Society of the Evangelical and Reformed church at the Evangelical Reformed church. The dissolution will permit reorganization into the Women’s Guild of the classic. The society founded in Grace church in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aio
Maryland Classics Missionary Society
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Women’s Guild of the Classic
Grace Church
United States Army
Red Cross
Francis Scott Key
Bertha Culler
Zonta Club
Falls
115Th Infantry
Boy Recovers After Prolonged Cardiac Arrest
Chicago physicians report a two year old boy survived two weeks unconscious after a heart stoppage of five minutes. Despite initial deterioration, he regained function with infant like relearning, eventually walking and playing normally after 36 days in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Assoc
Max S. Sadove
M. Kenin
Yon
Paul H. Hollinger
Kenneth 5. Johnston
Frederick L Phi
Shreve-Oland Wedding at First Baptist Church
Miss Carole Frances Oland and Earl Thomas Shreve Jr. wed at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in a double ring ceremony at First Baptist Church, with Rev. Robert F. Woodward officiating. The couple will reside in Rockville after April 14. both graduates of local high schools in 1960 and pursuing further studies.
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Carole Frances Oland
Carlton L. Strebe
North Marketstreet
Earl Thomas Shreve, Jr
Earl- Thomas Shreve Sr
Dickerson
First Baptist Church
Robert F. Woodward
Ethan Book
John Morrison
Elaine Oland
Shirley Ann Shreve
Richard L. Yinger
John B. Diamond
Ath
Rockville
Smaid
Miss Oland
John Gordon Thompson
Arlington
Joseph and
Daniel Yates
Poolesville
Charles Cooley
Barnesville
Charles Thomas
Lime Kiln
Frederick High School
Woodmont Country Club
Shreve
Poolesville High School
Strayer Junior College of Finance
Washington
Baltimore Man Jailed For Year
Baltimore police report two traffic related cases. Lawson was arrested September 3 on U S 40 east of the city for weaving between lanes at 1 36 a m. Anson faces a separate unspecified charge. Brandenburg was found not guilty of exceeding 30 miles per hour after being paced on the Frederick Freeway. he claimed he sped to pass a tractor trailer. He was charged July 23, 1960 and represented by Stanley Y Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Gienn
Lawson
U.S. 40
Gienn
Annison
Marvin O. Brandenburg
L. F. Tracey
Brandenburg
Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
Two Youths Escape Drowning in Potomac near Seneca
James Johnson 18 and James Allen 17 of Bethesda were rescued from the Potomac at Violets Lock after their boat capsized. They clung to bushes as a fisherman alerted rescuers. both were cold but released to go home. In a separate incident at Delphey’s Boat House, Luda Howell of Wheaton was injured, transported to Suburban Hospital with multiple injuries from a hydroplane motor accident.
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Potomac River
Seneca
James Johnson
James Allen
Bethesda
Violets’ Lock
Rock Vile
Swift River
Rockville
Montgomery County
Ream
Melvin
Marty
Luda Howell
Wheaton
Delphey’s
Senaca
Hart Howell
Howell
Birthday notices and births on March dates
Mr William Swope of Quinn Orchard Road is celebrating his seventh birthday today. Mrs Robert Fawley at 318 West South Street observes her birthday. Mr and Mrs Charles W Buck of Rev Florida welcome their second child born March 8. Buck is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Buck Taney Apartments and stationed at Key West with the US Navy. Mrs Buck is the former Charlotte Dress of Logan West Virginia. Mr and Mrs William Swope entertained at their home on March 25. Mrs Swope's father John Nogle celebrated his 81st birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Nogle Mr and Mrs Franklin Heck Mr and Mrs Chester Miller Mr and Mrs Frank Yanos Mr and Mrs Ray Talbott Mr and Mrs Mason Summers Mr and Mrs Harold Crabill and Miss Juliet Ann Magaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Swope
Quinn Orchard Road
Robert Fawley
West South Street
Charles W. Buck
Rev . Fla
Buck
Frank Buck
Taney
Key West
US. Navy
Charlotte Dress
Logan
W. Va
Quynn Orchard Road
Swope
John Nogle
Xnogle
John
Nogle
Franklin | Heck
Chester Miller
Frank Yanos
Maryland Agriculture Dean Greets Homemakers at Hood County Meeting
Dr Gordon Cairns Dean of the College of Agriculture University of Maryland greets homemakers at the County Council Homemakers Club annual meeting held in Hood County. The event highlighted agricultural education and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cairns
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Hood
Deaths of Mrs. J William Bostion and Others
Notable Frederick area obituaries list Mrs. J William Bostion 85 of 122 West Fifth Street widow of J William Bostion and a Glade Valley native who dies at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Other notices include Mrs Ruth Agnes Bond 53 of Keymar and Mrs George Fairfield with several family survivors and funeral details, plus Hollie H Helwig 80 of Pleasant Valley with service dates at Fuss Funeral Home and interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.
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J. William Bostion
Coral Bostion
West Fifth Street
New Midway
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glade Valley
Walkersville
Leander
Mary Elizabeth Putman Stull
Hugh's Lutheran
Ladiesburg
G. C. Barton
Glade Cemetery
Edwin Bond
Ruth Agnes Bond
Edwin C. Bond
Keymar
Frederick County
Willie Tm Koontz
Good Intent
Emma Lippy Koontz
Johns Methodist Church
Union Bridge Manufacturing Corp
Floyd Smith
Pleasant
William E. Bond
Blandensberg
Shirley A. Bond
Charles W. Koontz
Union
Clarence
Bridge
Harizter
Ad Sors
Funeral services set for Wednesday at Mount Olivet
Funeral arrangements announce services Wednesday at 2 p m for a deceased at 106 East Church Street. Friends may call after 7 p m today. Interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. M R Exchison and Son, funeral directors.
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East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Exchison and Son
Funeral notices for Burgee Ball Englard Flynn and Glover
Funeral services were held for Leslie Ray Burgee at the funeral home with Rev. James F. Bellamy officiating. Interment followed at Frederick Memorial Park. Other services honored George M. Ball at 1201 North Market Street with Rev. R. E. Harile officiating and at Mount Olivet cemetery for Maurice Stoner Englard. William T. Flynn's rites took place at the family home with multiple pallbearers. Mrs. Davis A. Glover died recently and services were held at the Francis H. Barber funeral home with interment at Layton sorne Cemetery. Edwin D. Dickinson, noted international law scholar, died of a heart attack in St Helena California. Retired Vice Admiral Milton E. Miles, a key WWII intelligence figure, died of cancer in Washington.
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William Crim
Mary Elizabeth
Samuel
Sarah Stoney Baker
Calvin S. Leonardiosr
John W. Arlington
Carroll B. Crim
Georgia Griffith
Washington
Mable Be. Percey
Phoenix
Arizona
Ira D. Baker
Lovellsvile
James Sensewill
Union Cemetery
Low
Leslie Ray Burgee
West Fourth Street
East Church Street
James F. Bellamy
Trinity
Methodist Church
Thomas §. Glass
Warner L. Brittain
Arch Buxton
Cecil K. Houston
H. David Hagan
C. Edward Winvigler
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Eichison and Son
George M. Ball
S. Jefferson Street
North Market Street
R. E. Harile
Pas Ofivary Assembly of God Church
Catherine Moesinger
Frederick Everhart
Talmadge Cecil
Charles Martin
Roy Purman
C. Oland Meitzler
Paul Wihide
Mount Olivet
Robert Dailey and Son
Maurice Stoner Englard
Baltimore
New Windsor
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Harris Waters
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Howard Deeds
Norman Myers
Myers Engiar
Russell Koontz
William T. Flynn
Woodfield
Harry Ulmer
Lawrence H. Mason
Howard Chapel Cemetery
Long Corner
Jerald
Karl
Jerry Mullinix
David
Bernard Flynn
William T. Flynn Iif
Hobart M. Mailineaux
George Schell
Cromwell M. King
Leslie N. Kelly
Raymond P. Day
John L. King
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
Davis A. Glover
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Francis H. Barber
Laytonssorne Jr
Miles
Milton E. Miles
China
Jerome
Ariz
Family Key To All That Is Great
Rev George H Klinefelter told 400 Frederick County Homemakers that the family is the seed bed of virtue and unity. He traced family history, urged moral laws, and called the family an ongoing institution facing decay yet able to endure through leadership and shared effort. The event at Coffman Chapel included a chorus directed by Mrs Donald Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Klinefelter
Coffman Chapel
Frederick County
Kinefelter
Rial
Ike
A. Keller
Middletown Club
Donald Sullivan
Harold Young
Population imbalance widens gender gap in Maryland census
A Census Bureau report shows 3289 more women than men in Maryland and a growing gap from 1950 to 1960. Divorced women outnumber divorced men, and there are 56946 more single men than single women in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Census Bureau
Hearings Planned on B&O Acquisition by C and O and NYC
The Interstate Commerce Commission scheduled hearings for June 19 on applications by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the New York Central to acquire control of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad via stock exchanges. The session will be before ICC Examiner John L. Bradford in Washington. In other news, a blood-donor station lobby saw a tourist and an Apache man share a witty exchange about blood and identity.
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Washington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co
New York Central Railroad Co
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
John L. Bradford
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News-Post
Boy
Shreve-Oland
Davis Studio
Earl Thomas Shreve Jr
Alex Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Fred
Askec
Fe & M
Frederick Co
Fredericktown
Hiefel
Potomac Edison
Frederick Gas
Tarken & Bielfeld
Frank J
Guy W
Steve) Cool
Federal Avenue
Fairfield
Mary E. Smail Cool
George Fairfield
Carroll
Clara Or
M . Joseph's Cemetery
Hollie BH. Helwig
Hollie H. Helwig
Plesey
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Bertha Hellibridle Helwig
Catherine Zepp Helwig
St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Pleasant Weller
Lodge of
Union Mmins
E. Koontz Heincg
Leroy J Fi
Lioyd Seiler
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Harry C. Smith
Margaret Isabell Burke Smith
East Fourth Street
Luther C
Mary A. Diftendal Burke
Grace United Church of Christ
Church School
Smith
Harmony Grove Women’s Club
Percy M. Burke
Harry L. Umberger
Hilda L. Burke
City
Edwin D. Dickinson
ST. Helena, Calif
Edwin Dewitt Dickinson
Bradford
Iowa
Sr Kaur
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