James Cort Named Member of Associated Press Audit
A note from the Great Southern Ptg and Meg Co indicates Norm Cort of Prone MO is listed as a member of the Associated Press audit bureau. It mentions the distribution rights for reprinting AP news in this paper and its dispatcher entry. The text is dated Thursday May 19 1960 and references a three year term with a $1.00 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg & Meg CO
Norm Cort St
Prone
Freserick
Gage Coy
Edvence
Mal Marth
Sureen
Grostano
Associated Press
Amecatech Ress
Seca
Port
Pioneer V in space keeps contact as it nears nine million miles
Since March 11 Pioneer V has been in a lonely solar orbit sending data back to Earth. A minor component failed but NASA notes it has been compensated for and the craft reports occasional battery leakage blamed on space vacuum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Moon
Pioneer V
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pioneer
NASA
Space
Letter to the Editor on Modern Military Deterrence
C Edward Behere argues that U.S. military policy should deter attackers by the possibility of preemptive action. He cites a 1961 House Committee report claiming readiness to launch an attack before an aggressor strikes. He requests Time magazine for quick documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U.S
House
Defense Department
C. Edward Behre
West Patrick St Frederick
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Doyle Hosts and Gifts
Mrs Betty Jacques hosted a surprise party for Mrs Helen Doyle of this city on Wednesday in honor of her 48th birthday. Co workers attended and Doyle received many gifts. Dr Isabel T Isanogie a biology professor at Western Maryland College Westminster was awarded two National Science grants for summer. Miss Kay Cecil celebrate at 39 Redwood Avenue hosted by parents and friends. Air Iming M Rise of East Sixth Street observes his 15th birthday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jacques
Helen Doyle
Doyle
Isabel T. Isanogie
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Kay Cecil
Redwood Avenue
Air Iming M. Rise
East Sixt Street
Illnesses Streak Through Local YMCA and Hospital
General secretary Aitim G. Quinn of the YMC A was taken home after illness at the Y with a heart condition. Paulette Stevens 12, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Woodsboro, returns home after a broken arm at Woodsboro Elementary School. Elizabeth Knott of East Church Street remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital for diagnosis and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitim G. Quinn
Y.M.C.A
Quinn
Paulette Stevens
Paul Stevens
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Knott
East Church Street
Deaths Mrs Luther W Soares 85
Mrs Luther W Soares 85 died May 16 after a long illness at Pentecostal Home for the Aged near Bolivar Heights W Va She had been a patient one week A Avilla resident she leaves husband Luther W Soares a son William Manuel of Bolivar a daughter Mrs Lena Barron of Charles Town and many stepchildren grand children and great grandchildren Funeral was held in Bolivar with Rev Randall Parsons officiating and interment in Fairview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther W. Soares
Pentecostal Home For the
Bolivar Heights
W. Va
Avilla
William Manuel
Bolivar
Lena Barron
Charles Town
Marjorie Gray
Brighton
Michigan
Luther
Bestor Soures
Baltimore
Robert Soures
Katie Marlatt
Nannie Marlatt
Martinsburg
James William Marlatt
Anna Mariah Staubs Marlatt
Randall Parsons
Fairview Cemetery
Engagement Announced for Elizabeth Tepe and Aze Keiz
Lt Col Ret and Mrs Paul Tepe of Cascade announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Tepe to Aze Michael Keiz son of Mr and Mrs William Keiz of Emmitsburg. Elizabeth is a 1959 St Josephs High School graduate and works at Mt St Marys College. Aurman Kelz a 1958 St Josephs graduate serves in the USAF at Plattsburgh NY. A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ret
Paul Tepe
Cascade
Eliz.abeth
Aze
Michael Keiz
William Keiz
Emmitsburg
Miss Tepe
St. Joseph's High School
Mt St. Mary’s College
Aurman Kelz
St. Joseph’s High School
United States Air Force
Plattsburgh
New York
Dopey Sisters Plan June Meeting and Picnic
Mrs Gladys Mummert hosted eleven Dopey Club members on May 9 with Mrs Kitty Fox presiding. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for June 14 at Mrs Edward Seidling's home, 422 Carroll Park Way, followed by a June 19 picnic in Doubs Meadow.
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Gladys Mummert
Dopey Club
Kitty Fox
Edward Seidling
Carroll Parkway
Doubs’ Meadow
Fifty Years Ago From The News May 19 1910 York Area
A report lists York County projects and events including The York Pa Bridge Co winning a contract for a small iron bridge over Sam's Creek near Stem's store to be built by Frederick and Carroll counties. Dr Ian Jackson gave a recital at Woman's College Hall. George I Wilson broke ground on a cottage on Schley avenue Braddock Heights built by Lloyd Culler. Isaac M Motter and others visited York to inspect a school building. Rugm and Davidson Engineers began reinforced concrete foundations and a tunnel for a steel storage tank at Glade Valley Milling Walkersville. Henry M Gittinger held a printed public address about a 200000 levy on the city in 1864 by Gen Jubal Early and settlement with banks.
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York, PA
Bridge CO
Sam's Creek
Stem’s
Frederick
Carroll
Ian Jackson
Woman's College Hall
George I. Wilson
Schley Avenue
Braddock Heights
Lloyd C. Culler
Isaac M. Motter
County School Board
John S. Newman
John D. Hendrickson
D. John Markey
R Rush Lewis
York
Crugm
Davidson
Glade Valley Milling Co
Walkersville
Henry M. Gittinger
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Twenty years ago items from The News dated May 19 1940 note Richard E B Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs T E Zimmerman of near Adamstown graduates U Maryland Law School and wins the George C Blome award in Practice Court President Roosevelt pardons explorer Dr Frederick A Cook for mail fraud Claude A Stottlemeyer a Wolfsville farmer former teacher, named to Frederick County Board of Education for 1 year term by Governor O Connor Hoover Landon Knox unite to back large arming plans. two State Police transferred from Frederick barracks to Cumberland Elkton and Belair officers reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard EB. Zimmerman
T. E. ZummerMan
Adamstown
University of Maryland Law School
George C. Blome
Roosevelt
Frederick A. Cook
Explorer
Cook
Claude A. Stottlemyer
Wolfsville
Norman Boone
Elkton
Frederick Barracks
Anderson
Ferrell
Belair
Montgomery Brothers Cup 4-H Broiler Show winners named
Tom King and John King of Montgomery County swept first and second in the Montgomery County 4-H District Broiler Show at the Fairgrounds. Howard County placed three in the top ten, Frederick and Washington Counties had one each, with Mark Miller of Frederick taking sixth. Twenty nine cockerels competed. judges from the University of Maryland noted fat coverage skin com motion feathering and body conformation as scoring criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Tom
John King
Fairgrounds
Howard
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Mark Miller
Frederick County
Tom King
Montgomery Co
Bryan Streaker
Howard Co
Frank Borlesci
Hank Eslin
Mark Aptler
Frederick Co
Barbara Rinehart
Carroll Co
Carroll Hahn
Patricia Roach
Barbara Miles
Washington Co
Alton Wilbiar
James Nicholson
Salisbury
Wade Rice
Grover Harris
The
University of Mary
Obituaries Collect Several Local Funeral Services
Funeral services were held for Mrs. M amie E Harner of Taneytown at Fuss funeral home with burial in Lutheran Church cemetery. Mrs Iva May Hilton of Clagett s ville had services at Montgomery Methodist Church with a duet by Mr and Mrs Roger Buxton and pallbearers named. Interment followed at Montgomery Methodist Church cemetery. Dr William K Zimmerman of Creagerstown died Sunday morning and his services occurred at G C Barton funeral home in Walkersville. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Glenna May Staley of Jug Bridge near the city died and services were held at 166 East Church Street with many floral emblems and interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie E. Harner
Taneytown
Fuss Funeral Home
Stanley B. Jennings
Lutheran Church Cemetery
Guss Shank
Grier Keilholtz
Paul Shorb
Attwood Feeser
Wilbur Stonesifer
Clarence Motter
Iva May Hilton
Montgomery Methodist Church
Clagettsville
John Beall
Olin L. Molesworth
Damascus
William K. Zimmerman
Creagerstown
Washington County General Hospital
Hagerstown
G. C. Barton
Walkersville
Frank A. Rosenberger
Joseph Engle
Adam Mercer
Harry Lare
Joseph Carlotti
Frank Cramer
Claude Crum
Creagerstown Cemetery
Glenna May Staley
John H. Staley
Jug Bridge
East Church Street
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
T. Stuart Haller
Richard Main
Frank Hooper
G. William Trout
Alton J. Lipps
David Shirzick
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Willexg
Wirecester Street
Church of God
Albert Jarreel
Hattie Showe
Mr. Jarreel
Showe
Frances Long
Jarreei
Dancers to Donate Five Hundred Dollars in Benefit Event
A list of names appears for a charity dance effort where five hundred dollars will be donated. Participants include Crone Debbie Harper Ann Thomas Easier Encore Helen Bowers Jayne Breeden and many others listed with group nicknames and theater style titles.
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Sharon Fink
Beverly Miller
Mars Harmilton
Daphne May
Bonnie Reightler
Mary Sue Rice
Karen Wisotzkey
Ellen Hurwitz
Karen Sue Orndorff
Gwynn Stone
Ann Pemes
Nicolette Hakon
Ensemble Choreography Highlights a School Pageant
A long list of student performers and multiple ballets is detailed with titles such as Tschaikovsky Tidbits and Fairy of the Enchanted Garden. Choreographers include Danny Hector and Jack Stanley with a finale by the ensemble. Certificates of the Cec chetti Method awarded to Frederick Academy and Old Braddock Studio students.
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Pretty Please
Nancy Burdette
Gary Leatherman
Mary Sue Rice
White
Whirlers
Teresa Deegan
Mary Hamilton
Diane McKay
Jane McLaren
Gwynn Stone
Victoria Toth
Karen Wisotzkey
Robert Kumble
Jack Stanley
Juanita Cansino
Helyn Flanagan
Edith Royal
Miss White
Linda Mika
Margaret Mary Cataldo
Susan O'Neill
Alicia Lowell
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Maralita Lipps
Sandra Hauver
Bonnie Reightier
Linda Blower
Nancy Six
Bonnie Devilbiss
Gwynt Stone
Nicolette
Samos satellite to replace U2 in earth scanning plan
President Eisenhower ends U2 flights while the Samos reconnaissance satellite program advances. The first Samos craft could orbit within four months, using Atlas missiles from Point Arguello to relay photos and live television images of Soviet missiles and troop activities to Allied stations.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Samos
Air Force
Atlas
Point Arguello
New Books At Art
A catalog of recent titles includes The Death of Africa by Peter Rimer advocating U S aid to Africa and addressing colonial impact poverty and instability. Other works cover Fiedler on American novels Hoess Auschwitz Fielding travel Europe Barham Alvar Aalto architecture and more.
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Africa
Peter Rimer
United States
North Africa
Alvar Aalto
Frederick Gutheim
Dickerson
Gutheima
Friends of C. Burr Arte Library
Welcome Wagon Club
Social and religious discussants in Ghana visit
George Barrick notes Ghana natives culture while Zelena Smith tackles educational issues and Rev. Frank Rosenberger outlines local religious diversity. Twitswit cites concrete examples and cites the challenge of blending traditional ideas with Western influence for youths. Mrs. Dettbarn hosts bridge group on George Street May 10 with guests including Hearn Stoner Bourland Craddock Mercer Nicodemus Treut. Kent Nicodemus attends tea at Liberty May 16 with about 40 guests. Esworthy hosts at Woodsboro Fire Hall May 15 for Earl Long anniversary event with about 30 attendees.
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George Barrick
Ghana
Zelena Smith
Frank Rosenberger
Twitswit
Ernest Dettbarn
Bridge Club
George Street
Tues
Henry Hearn
James Stoner
Orley Bourland
Ray Craddock
Kenneth Mercer
Robert Nicodemus
James Treut
Kent Nicodemus
Hallie Bodine
John Converse
Liberty
Amon Esworthy
Woodsboro
Walkersville Community Notices Highlight May Events
Walkersville rounds up a May calendar with church dinner honoring Rev James Ross and a half tuition gift to Wesley Theological Seminary. Guests include Rev and Mrs Richard Thompson and many local families. Also noted are Denny Potts sixth birthday party and Kinder Garter class trips plus hospital visits and alumni events.
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Hilda Devilbiss
Walkersville
Hagerstown
James Ross
Washington
Wesley Theological Seminary
Ross
Richard Thompson
Charles Nicodemus
Allen Nicodemus
Horace Wright
Andj Ais
al Miskel
Robert Nicodemus
Orley Bourland
Garfield Potts
Denny
Rickie Thompson
Chucky Stup
Billy Cramer
Darrell Boyer
Doughie Schildt
Ronnie Saylor
Connie
Sandra Winebrewer
Brenda Hedges
Bobby Barker
Gary Wisner
Ann Bowers
Jane Grantham
Wendy Hearn
Sandra Smith
Sharon Baker
Patty Graham
Denny Potts
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kent Nicodemus Jr
Barbara
Nancy Greenwood
Dickie
Courtney Stauffer
Nellie Nicodemus
Robert Nicodemus Sr
Mellie Nicodemus
Robert Nelson
Preston Whipp
Baltimore
Charles Hoke
Margie Hoke
Jean Swomley
Ann Stoner
Catawba College
Salisbury
N.C
Emily Hoke
Walkersville High School
Walkersville Fire Hall
Charles Hines
How do I Act by Adele Miller at Adamstown Homemakers
Adele Miller spoke on building a healthy attitude and tolerance at the Adamstown Homemakers lecture. The meeting included a Mother’s Day-appropriate poem, devotions, and reports from chairmen on gardening annual meeting publicity home furnishing and safety. Members planned a short course tea for June 1 and a May 20 program planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown Homemakers Club
Adele Miller
Associated Home Agent
Adamstown Homemakers
Miller
Biser
Spiritual Life
Preston Smith
Rhudelia Zimmerman
Walter Page
Elmer Michael
Robert de Rose
Loudis
Catherine Houff
Jenkins
Braddock Heights
Adamstown
Lime Kiln Methodist Church
American Optical Company
Paul Smith
Urger Beef Up Defenses Warns Of Irrational Paris Moves
Air Force Gen. Thomas D. White told senators the United States may need stronger defenses after the Paris summit collapse caused by Soviet Premier Khrushchev. He cited possible irrational decisions to launch an attack and said U S defenses were previously believed strong enough to deter rational aggression.
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Washington
Air Force
Thomas D. White
White
Nikita Khrushchev
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
United States
Manila beauty contest shocks reporters with unfamiliar world figures
Newsmen covering a Manila beauty contest were surprised on Wednesday night when one contestant mistook ex President Syngman Rhee of South Korea for a fashion model and another admitted she had never heard of Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
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Manila
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Nikita Khrushchev
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Frank J. Keefer
Eft
John Knight King
Joan Sutton
May Queen
Hood College
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Milton
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Leslie A. Fiedler
Charles Brockden Brown
Cooper
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Rudolph Hoess
Auschwitz
Hoess
Fielding
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Temple Fielding
Saturday Evening Post
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Paul Tillich
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Bertrand Russell
Frank J. Kear
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Arthur G. Strine
Citizens Truck Company
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