Demler wins regional Mechfullen scholarship to Cornell
Dew Demler son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Demler of Lirganore road has won a John Mechfullen regional scholarship to Cornell University. The McMullen Scholarship covers full tuition and fees for five years and requires a bachelor’s degree. He will enter the college of engineering this fall. Young Detwiler, Frederick High School senior, belongs to the Francis Scott Key Chapter of the National Honor Society and serves on devotional, debating and radio clubs and is photography editor of the High Flex. Detwiler also won a Presbyterian church scholarship of $1000 per year for four years to Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
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Dewsen
Albert C. Demler
Lirganore Road
John Mechfullen
Cornell Unithica
McMullen
College of Engi
Young Detwiler
Frederick High School
Presbyterian Church
Lafayette College
Easton
Calling All Inventors Council Seeks New Innovations
National Inventors Council at MIT lists twenty eight needed inventions to bolster military capabilities. Highlights include a controllable lift device enabling airborne descent and paratrooper mobility, plus potential new industrial impact for communities. Requires written inquiries to the National Inventors Council, Department of Commerce, Washington 25, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Inventora Council
Ihc
Sill
Ibe Armed Services
Geronautics
Astronautics
Massachusetts Institute of Technologs
Charles F. Ketteraz
National Inventors Council
Department of Commerce
Washington
D. C
Fifty Years Ago News Items From May 22 169
Fifty years ago items note Rev Aloxig Winters of Oakien New Jersey accepted a call to First Baptist Will assume pastorate June 15 Grandstand boxes at baseball grounds opening game this week will be in lobby City note There were two boxes We will have accommodations at the Fia The Bame audience filled Freder ick College pacerlaureate service Rev Dixon preached the sermon College boys from the Glee Club sang the choir Graduating class members Louis Eichelberger T Stuart Haller Leonard X red Zimmerman and A Swarm of bees entered Sensendaugh school while in session Bees came through a crevice in the end teachers Mr George Stoltemyer and Mr Barker referenced a 54 we.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloxig Winters
Oakien
N. J
Erian Church
Frederick College
Dixon
Glee Club
Choi
Louis Eichelberger
T. Stuart Haller
Leonard X Red Zimmerman
Sensendaugh School
Geerge Stoltemyer
Mir
G. Barker
Twenty Years Ago Columns From The News May 22 1839
Twenty years ago columns recount Frederick County news notes. William B Cutshall banker died at Frederick City Hospital aged 74. Wendell D Allex to speak at Frederick High School commencement June 3 at Tivoli theater. Reproduction of 1780 trial of Tory treason featured at Brad dock Heights with cast listed. William B Holton won fly casting tournament at Lewistown's state hatchery. Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament analysis describes four spades par and squeeze tactics. Hospital releases list patients from Thurmont and Gettysburg. Deed recorded for seven acres near Buckerstown sold for about 16000 dollars. Maryland Court of Appeals judges name Frederick county lawyers to a new committee.
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William B. Cutshall
Fred County
Uian
Frederick City
Wendell D. Allex
State Department of Education
Frederick High School
Tivoli Theater
Frederick Cub Pack No. 1
Braddock Heights
Joe Griffin
Jack Doll
Ralph Shipley
Cabot Nominated For Ambassadorship
Washington AP John M Cabot a career diplomat was nominated to be ambassador to Brazil by the White House and sent to the Senate. Cabot served as assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs and as U S ambassador to Sweden and is currently ambassador to Colombia.
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Washington
John M. Cabot
Brazil
Senate
Bribhe
Sweden
Brooks Hays
Arkansas
Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors
White House
Governor Tawes reshapes Maryland State Racing Commission
Governor Tawes named a five member State Racing Commission to be led by R. Bruce Livie. The new board includes Albert A. Skuger and E. Taylor Chewsing from the old panel, with Carlie A. Jackson and Frank Cuccia as additions. The overhaul, effective June 1, follows a controversial reorganization backed by the Legislature, and Tawes plans further state agency appointments before a two week Europe trip.
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Annapolis
Tawes
R. Bruce Livie
Baltimore
Albert A. Skuger
E. Taylor Chewsing
Nutwell
Anne
Arundel County
Livie
Carlie A. Jackson
Howard W. Jackson
Frank Cuccia
Grady-Goodman-Graham
Europe
University of Maryland
Heidelberg
Germany
Hesti
State Roads Commission
Tidewater Fisheries Commission
D. Eldred Rinehart
General Assembly
Maryland
Ocean Cry
Tuhat
Jacoby on Bridge Squeeze Can Be Stopped
A bridge hand features North South vulnerable with a squeeze threat. North opens and the play includes a pass sequence leading to a potential squeeze where the defense must manage entries and timing to stop the declarer. The article analyzes technique and practical outcomes of the squeeze in this deal.
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Oswald Jacobi
NEA
West
North
South
East
Ballistic Nose Cone Recovered From Sea
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a futuristic intercontinental ballistic nose cone was fired 6000 miles down the Atlantic and recovered intact four hours later Air Force tracking ship near Ascension Island located the cone with a parachute and radio beacon after a 135000 mph reentry This marked the second successful Thor Able recovery at intercontinental range and the cone could house a thermonuclear warhead for Titan and Minuteman missiles.
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Cape Canaveral
U. S. Plans 11 Rocket Shots In Next 214 Years
Washington AP reports the United States tentatively schedules 11 lunar and space probes within the next 214 years as part of NASA’s 1961 program. The 47 shots on the tentative schedule through 1961 were presented to a Senate Space subcommittee by Dr. T. Keith Glennan. Glennan testified that NASA will pursue payloads only if it can ensure the best chance of success and clear benefits.
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Washington
United States
Moon
Cman
Frederick County Conference Highlights Education Goals
The Frederick County Conference on Education at West Frederick Junior High School gathered citizens and staff to review local school needs and plan actions. Dr James A Sensenbaugh led group discussions on facilities finances staff counseling and community needs with six groups reporting findings for the autumn state conference.
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Frederick County
West Frederick Junior High School
Ross W. Smith
James A. Sensenbaugh
State Board of Education
Maryland
Inj J
Sensenbaugh
Cushwa Dies Noted Williamsport Businessman at 90
Prominent Williamsport businessman David Kreigh Cushwa Sr died at his home 129 East Potomac Street Williamsport after a long illness. He was 90, recently marking his 64th wedding anniversary. Born March 14, 1869, he helped found the Cushwa firm and traced his Washington County lineage to early settlers and War of 1812 ancestors.
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Avid K. Cushwa
David Kreigh Cushwa
Williamsport
Washington County
East Potomac Street
Mr. Cushwa
Victor
Mary Ann
Krehn) Cushwa
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Vi Tetor Cushwa and Sons
Weather forecast for the next 24 hours
The Associated Press reports the 24 hour weather outlook with temperatures and precipitation. Details include high and low ranges and chances of rain across regions as conditions change through the period.
Apathy Cited as Key Cause of Inadequate Diets
Dr. E A Maynard of Ithaca says apathy, not food availability, drives poor diets in surveys noted by the Journal of the American Medical Association. He urges choosing from four basic groups daily including milk, meat, vegetables and bread cereals, with emphasized servings for each group.
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Chicago
New York
E. A. Maynard
Ithaca
Current
Journal of the American Medical Association
Maynard
United States
Accident West Of Frederick In Two-Vehicle Crash
State Police reported a two vehicle collision on U S 40 west of Frederick when a 1956 Pontiac tried to cut across to Alternate U S 49, striking a 1954 Chevrolet. Driver Jas per Brunner 52 of Jefferson charged with failure to yield. $95 damage. no injuries. Drag racing on Fourth Street near Fort Detrick investigated with no charges.
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U. S. 40
U.S. 40
Frederick
Douglas E. Rogers
U. S. 49
Rogers
Jasper Brunner
Jefferson
Charles Tosten
Hagerstown
Brunner
Tate
Fourth Street
Fort Detrick
Postponed Decision in Traffic Case at Magistrate Court
Magistrate Edward D Storm postponed a decision after a morning hearing reviewing the technicality of a reckless driving charge arising from a Route 355 collision near Monocacy Inn. Attorney Jon Bennett argued a law could yield a directed verdict while witnesses detailed the crash. An additional case saw Lois Jean England fined $5 for failing to keep right, and Floyd Coady testified in the Cromwell Jacobs incident. Willard Mason was found guilty of speeding a large truck and fined $25 plus costs.
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Edward D. Storm
Jon ¥. Bennett
Attormey
Jacob M. Johnson
Johnson
Emily Plunkett
Urbana
Lois Jean England
Hamsville
South Jon Maryland
England
Floyd Coady
Gordon Smith
Willard Mason
Bruce Remshberg
Mason
Mt Airy Smorgasbord Prepares St James Guild Meeting
Mt Airy church activity reports a preliminary St James Guild gathering at Mrs. Robert Riddlemoser’s home to plan a smorgasbord. The event, likened to prior years, will feature continental and native dishes with a festive lawn dinner under tents from four to nine on Saturday June 6.
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St James
Mt. Airy
St James Guild
Robert Riddlemoser
St. James
L. S. Aitkens
Mattilda Auk
W. Brieg
J. G. Bauer
Charles Brietenbush
Edgar Brown
Mary 0. Buck
Wm. Clow
J. Herman diBrandi
Thomas Davis
Vivian Moses
Harry Mullinix
J. Albert Nice
Jack Price
Charles Riddlemoser
Samuel Ste¢I
Wim. Stroh
Leon Vauthier
T. O. Warfield II
T. O. Warfield IV
Earl Webb
Harry Webb
Riggs Webb
Frederick Yost
Robert Younger
Sick Mrs Warfield Jr Undergoes Surgery at Frederick Memorial
Mrs John O Warfield Jr of Woodbine underwent Tuesday surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is reported as setting along nicely. Mr Robert Adrecht Sr of Martinsburg W Va entered Newton D Baker Hospital May 12 for treatment and is as well as can be expected. Mr Albert Scott of 514 Fairview Avenue was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital after baltimore trip. condition uncertain. Mrs George B Callan Jr of Beechwood Drive is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy and is improving. Mr Charles M Kline of Shookstown entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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John O. Warfield Jr
Woodbine
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Adrecht Sr
East Third Street
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Albert
Scott
Fairvlow Avenue
Baltimore
Frederick
Carol L. Etchison
Lindbergh Avenue
Charles M. Kline
Funeral services held for Charles E. Jackson near Myersville
Funeral services for Charles E. Jackson were conducted at Gladhill funeral home and Harmony Church of the Brethren on Thursday afternoon. He died at his home near Myersville on Monday evening. Ministers Rev. Robert Strickler and Rev. Basil Grossnickle led the rites. pallbearers were Albert Wolfe Woodrow Wolfe Grayson Cline Joe Delauter Roger Lewis and Herbert Gross. Interment followed in Harmony cemetery.
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John M. Grossnickle
Stella M. Grossnickle
Howard L. Metzger
Myersville
Grossnickle
George S. Harp
Clara Grossnickle Harp
Myrers- Jville
Fannie Smith
Frederick
May Bruen
Philadelphia
Paul F. Bittle
Grossnickle Church of the Brethren
My! Jersville
T. Stanley Haynes
Gapland
Mabel Muliendore Haynes
Mr. Haynes
Rohrersville
D.C
Paul M.haynes
Harold Hayes
Locust Grove
Alan Hayes
Donald Haynes
Iagerstown
East
Boonsboro
Lester E. Fike
Newton Poling
Pleasant View ‘Cemetery
Burkitsville
Elisa V. Krier
Ella Virginia Krieg
Buckerstown
William and Mary Krieg
Rufus Reed
Bethesda
Evelyn Weilen
Miss Krieg
St. John’s Reformed Church
WSCS
Methodist Church
Buckeysstown
North Market Street
iRev
W. D. Mehriing
Mt. Olivet
Robert E. ‘Dailey and Son
Charles E. Jackson
Gladhill
Harmony Church of the Brethren
Mr. Jackson
Robert Strickler
Basil Grossnickle
Albert Wolfe
Woodrow Wolfe
Grayson Cline
Joe Delauter
Roger Lewis
Herbert Gross
Harmony Cemetery
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