Mohole Project digs toward Earths interior a long overdue hole to China
A Frederick newspaper piece outlines Project Mohole, a $50 million National Science Foundation effort to drill deep into the ocean floor to uncover the earths origin and evolution. It notes preliminary ocean drilling proves feasibility and predicts years to reach ultimate depth while linking the venture to broader solar system knowledge.
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National Science Foundation
Science Foundation
Dill
Tan
Mohole
China
Wreck of Seven Coal Cars Shocks Adamstown to Washington Junction
Seven loaded coal cars derailed on the freight cut-off due to a broken rail between Adamstown and Washington Junction. Brunswick crews cleared tracks, while an alarm test of a new United fire engine practiced under actual conditions.
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Adamstown
Washington Junction
Brunswick
United Automobile
R.N. Martz
John Arbuckle
United States
New York
Frederick County
J.P.T. Mathias
Annapolis
Senate
Frederick
Mathias
Leo Weinberg
Goldsborough
Knights Templar
A. LeRoy McCardell
Jacques
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Peter Mantz
Mother Of Robert C Tyson Dies In New York
Mrs. Robert A Tyson mother of Robert C Tyson chairman of the fiance committee of US Steel Corp died at 85 in Jackson Heights Long Island while visiting her daughter. She had lived in Mathews Virginia and Thurmont Maryland. Services set for Saturday at Jackson Heights Methodist church with burial in Thurmont Blue Ridge Cemetery. Flowers requested not to be sent. Market prices list grain quotes from Farmers Co-Operative for Wheat Barley and Corn.
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Robert A. Tyson
Robert C. Tyson
Us, Steel Corporation
Jackson Heights
Long Island
M OY
Tyson
Mathews
M. K. Layer
Tysons
Thurmont
Mr. Tyson
Germans Hold Russian Bases in Strategic Orders
War news notes the German army ordered to defend Russian bases and supply lines for spring offensives. Other items report policy moves by War Production Board, a big parade planned for Army Day, and Allied raids on Ruhr factories.
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West Patrick Street
Elgin Hemp
Frederick City Hospital
Stimson
War Department
2Th
Baltimore
William May
May
WAR Production Board
Ruhr
White House
Roosevelt
Russia
Army and Navy
Ernest J. King
Moscow
Red Fleet
Murmansk
Daniel W. Hoam
Milwaukee
Lions Club
Illness and Surgery Updates From Frederick Memorial Hospital
The notice reports several local residents undergoing surgery or hospital care at Frederick Memorial Hospital last week and this week. Louis Cole Sr. of Maple Avenue returns home after surgery. Roger Cann of Watkins Acres remains in satisfactory condition after surgery Monday. E B Shipley Sr. of Westbrook is listed in satisfactory condition as a medical patient admitted Wednesday. Ellis Frock of Walkersville undergoes surgery Wednesday morning. Clarence P. Stambaugh of East Sixth Street was admitted Tuesday for observation. Transfer noted by United Amiodulanos of the city.
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Louis Cole Sr
Maple Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Roger Cann
Watkins Acres
E. B. Shipley Sr
Westbrook
Ellis Frock
Walkersville
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Clarence P. Stambaugh
East Sixth Street
United Amidulanos
Kennedy era foreign service reform call in Congress
The speaker urges strengthening the U S Foreign Service amid low morale and large unassigned midlevel officers He questions manpower utilization and warns that reassignments without proper planning disrupt posts and affect families He cites funding and misallocation as risks to an efficient service and national security
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Kennedy
United States
Free World
Foreign Service of
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Foreign Service
Beautification planned for World War II Memorial area
County Commissioner A Irvin Renn says the Court House World War II Memorial area will get a beautification project. He notes the spotlights are vandalized and hard to keep in repair and says flowers will be planted in the grass plot ahead of the Maryland House and Garden Club pilgrimage to Frederick County in May. The pilgrimage includes a stroll around Court Square.
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Court House
A. Irvin Renn
Renn
Maryland House and Garden Club
Frederick County
Court Square
Rotarians Hear Campus War Talk and Religious Debate
A Hagerstown Rotary meeting featured a speaker critiquing liberal atheism and defending Christian faith, arguing freedom is not absolute. The event was hosted by President Bucheimer with guests from Brunswick and a visitor from Bucyrus, Ohio, plus several Baltimore hosts and Nicholas Shri Baltimore as a guest.
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Courges
Robert W. Russell
Allen G. Quynn
Bucheimer
J. Lee Mullendore
Howard Smith
Tommy Williams
Jom Ed Schell
E. R. Price
Sight Saving Program Begun By Schools
Dren, Michael and Dianne, students at a Middletown elementary school, participate in a sight saving program. The effort relies on cooperation with the Maryland Department of Special Education, Frederick County Board of Education, principals, teachers, the public health department, and local ophthalmologists. Early results show a student who once could not read has begun reading from special books after improved vision.
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Dren
Michael
Dianne
Middletown
Maryland Department of Special Education
Frederick County Board of Education
Public Health Department
Chili Dishes Get Brisk Fall Flavor Boost
Chili, a blend of peppers oregano cumin garlic and salt, adds zest to hearty and lighter dishes as fall days bring back brisk flavors. Recipes described include OLD ENGLISH KIDNEY BEANS and CARNE MACHACADA with steps for mixing browning and simmering in a casserole or skillet.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Deaths in several local families mark week
Dozens of relatives in Maryland and nearby towns mourn multiple deaths. Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Bell, 61, widow of Harry S. Bell, died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Nannie Louise Gaither, 70, Braddock Heights, died at Frederick Memorial. William W. Gouker, 83, former Elerton resident, died at Springfield State Hospital. Mayme Burleigh Marquette, Harpers Ferry postmistress, died in Bethesda. Carroll H. Magaha, 56, Baltimore, died at University Hospital. Edgar L. Sheffer, 86, near Middletown, died at Reeder Nursing Home. Funeral arrangements include multiple services in Middletown, Bolivar, and surrounding areas.
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Sadie Elizabeth Bell
Harry S. Bell
New Market
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Harry W. Strube
Westminster
Louise Hinkle Strube
Walter F. Bell
Rockville
Richard E. Bell
Summit
N. J
Thomas B. Bell
Harry I. Bell Jr
Meadow Branch Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Nannie L. Gaither
Nannie Louise Gaither
Maryland Avenue
Braddock Heights
Samuel R. and
Matilda A. Anderson Gaither
Trinity Methodist Church
United Daughters of Confederacy
Lilian G. Fahrney
S. Guy Gaither
Washington
Francis S. Gaither Sr
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
MR. Etchison and Son
William W. Gouker
Elerton
Springfield State Hospital
Wolfsville
Curtis
Anne Traver Gouker
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
Guy
Springfield
Emory
Greencastle
Leon
Middletown
Elizabeth
Barr
Hagerstown
Grace Harp
Myersville
Amy Shiply
Funkstown
Cornelius Marquette
Mayme Burleigh Marquette
Cornelius M. Marquette
Harpers Ferry
Bethesda
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Thomas J
Martha Moore Burleigh
Robert Jones
Chevy Chase
Ernest Pope
Agnes Burleigh
Joseph J. Thompson
Charles Town
John Burleigh
Washington, D. C
St. Peter's Catholic Church
John Ryan
St. Peter's Cemetery
Bolivar
Carroll H. Magaha
Mildred Adab Magaha
Winston Avenue
Baltimore
University Hospital
Edward N. Magaha
Burkittsville
Bertha Heitman Magaha
Wagner Supermarket
Doris EB. Magaha
Irene McBride
Bur Kittsville
Christ Lutheran Church
Tickner
Middletown Lutheran Cemetery
Heart Fund
Edgar L. Sheffer
Reeder
Boonsboro
George
Amanda Shank Sheffer
Lutheran Church
Everett Moser
Lloyd Routzahn
Frank Sheffer
Gladhill Funeral Home
Albert Burkhardt
Latheres Church
Death Of Tax Revision Would Harm U.S. Economy Says JK
President Kennedy warned that Republican efforts to kill the administration tax revision plan would cripple economic growth and cost 600 million in uncollected tax on dividends and interest. He urged support for the bill to close loopholes and boost jobs. He also noted progress on nuclear testing inspection and urged adequate verification in any treaty. The press conference touched on steel talks and Latin American issues.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Spection
United States
Pacific
Russia
Argentina
Alliance For Progress
Berlein
Guest Conductor Dr Hu bert Henderson to Lead All County Band
Dr Hu bert Henderson assistant professor of music and director of bands at the University of Maryland will guest conduct the 26th All County Senior High School Band at the Frederick County Festival of Music on March 31 at Middletown High School. The concert begins at 8 15 p m Henderson recently completed a Ph D in musicology at the University of North Carolina and has served in multiple academic and military band roles including director of bands at Montana State University and time in the Army Air Forces.
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Hubert P. Henderson
University of Maryland
Frederick County
National Association
American Musicological Society
University of North Carolina
Maryland
Montana State University
Army Air Forces
Time Aayf
Italy
Adj
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Montana
Catfor Die
Welsh Rabbit Treat From Victorian Days
A kicked old recipe for Welsh Rabbit appears alongside notes on a 1890 newspaper tribute to a male cook. The dish uses butter cheese ale Worcestershire mustard salt and tabasco served on toast. A separate Syria report notes a tightened curfew after a military coup with normal daily life resuming.
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Associated Press
Syria
Damascus
Mediterranean
Middle East
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