Fifty Years Ago From The News Post November 8 1911
Hillis Lee Golds Borough narrowly won the Maryland governor race over Arthur P. German carrying Baltimore and most counties. County voters shifted to Democrats in several offices including Sheriff State's Attorney and County Treasurer. A chartered line for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co fed progress as workers lay conduit. Mayors from across the state anticipate a conference in the city with the Associated Boards of Trade. The death of Thomas Claggett, once of the county, was reported from Topeka. Mrs Schroeder sprained her ankle after stumbling on a pavement water shut-off on South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillips Lee Goldsborough
Arthur P. German
Baltimore City
Charles T. Fagan
Samuel A. Lewis
John W. Holter
Frederick W. Cramer
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
D. John Markey
Associated Boards Trade
Conference of Mayors
Associated Boards of Trade
Thomas Claggett
Topeka
Kaw
Fred Schroeder
South Market Street
Welfare vs Defense Spending Shown With 1960 Figures
Secretary Ribicoff cites 1960 data showing health education and welfare costing 79 billion dollars while defense runs 44 billion. He notes public and private shares, with health and welfare comprising a joint federal state local effort. He contrasts American welfare with Soviet messaging.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Abraham A. Ribienff
Ribicoff
Soviet Union
United States
Armistice Day Parade Planned in City as World War II News Flows
Twenty years ago in November 1941 the News-Post reports an Armistice Day parade planned to surpass all. Headlines note the Soviet counteroffensive, Churchill's steadfast rhetoric, and U.S. credit to Russia. Hood College to hear editor Paul Leinbach. Local draft board changes follow Shipley’s reassignment. In Utica, Mt. Pleasant Church hosts a Halloween party with a cos tume parade and UNICEF drive, led by Youth Fellowship and led by Mrs Beulah Deianter.
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Moscow
Churchill
England
United States
Russia
Hitler
Paul
Leinbach
Reformed Church Messenger
Utica
Mt. Pleasant
United Church of Christ Hels
Herman Lochner
Youth Fellowship
Linda Tucker
Frankie Johnson
Gloria Haines
Gary Brown
Wayne Getzendanner
Glenna Linton
Sammy Reissmyder
Diane Fosse
Charlene Flora
Nancy Ann
Letter to the Editor on Halloween Fun and Civic Responsibility
The reader addresses the editor urging thoughtful citizens to control Halloween celebrations and stop disruptive practices. They question whether husbands work in grocers or associations hosting parades and parties while noting damage to mailboxes, signs, and property. The piece blames both sides for the confusion and calls for accountability.
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The
Meeting IX Mashiton Washington
Fragmentary report notes Kanes, born in Rastan, who traveled to Chicago. details incomplete about meeting IX Mashiton Washington and FOTTOR DIES.
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Mashington Washington
Fottor
Kanes
Chicago
Wesica Na gmatieg gf Cane center feature
This fragment notes a feature on Wesica Na gmatieg within the cane center project. It provides limited readable details and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to expand.
Elected secretary retirement noted in historic report
A brief obituary mentions the retirement of a long-serving secretary in the 1880s era. The notice references a named individual and places the event within a local civic context. The fragment indicates a late 19th century retirement with unspecified details.
Asian visitors tour poultry plant amid wedding day notices
Three Asian extension supervisors visited the W and W Poultry Market to view processing operations, joined by Alton T. Williar and others in the county. A wedding ceremony at Hopehill Methodist Church featured the bride in Chantilly lace, with Barbara Lyles as maid of honor and a large bridal party.
Educational Tests Near End In Montgomery Plan
Fragmentary notes describe tests ending in Montgomery with emphasis on cabdol program and civic action. Mentions Dr Bortesh and Copue oof Peermentest amid unclear references to city actions and education policy.
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Montgomery
Moensomery
Bortesh
Staff of
Opinion Hard FF. Bre
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Birth notices list numerous families with new arrivals from November 2 to November 6. Names include Cheryl LaRue Thompson, Jacquelynn Renee Main, Martha Ann Gladson, Todd Rowland Proctor, Dorthea Sue Mallory, Katherine Louise Ballich, Dale Christianne Chaney, Ricky Eugene White, Lori Ann Keyser, Thomas Eugene Anderson, Carol Marie Pirsch, and Lisa Ann Lochner. Families reside in Thurmont Laytonsville Frederick Poolesville and other local addresses.
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Sterling Green
RFD
Thurmont
Dennis Clark
Edward L. Mallory
Knoxville
Dorthea Sue
Pic
Gerald S. Ballich
Main Street
Katherine Louise
Ballich
Mary Louise Hoover
Indiana
George W. Chaney
Mr. Airy
Dale Christianne
Richard E. White
Ricky Eugene
White
Shirley Sue Fhelps
Laytonsville
Ellis R. Keyser
Frederick
Lori Ann
Simday
James H. Anderson
Poolesville
Thomas Eugene
Anderson
Doris Sigouin
Clarmont
N. H
James B. Pirsch
Carol Marie
Pirsch
Gerda Wittmann
New York City
Lanty Edward Lochner
Taney Apts
Lisa Ann
Ashbaugh Webber marry in Brunswick church ceremony
Misa Patricia A. Webber daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Webber Knoxville and Charles W Ashbaugh son of Mr and Mrs John Ashbaugh this city were united in marriage Nov 4 at 2 pm in Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick Rev Ralph H Miller solemnized the double ring ceremony in the presence of the immediate families and a few friends A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple left for a short wedding trip They will reside at Jefferson The bride a 1961 Brunswick High School graduate is employed at the Atomic Energy Commission Germantown The groom is in the U S Army stationed at Fort Meade.
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a—Weober Misa
Patricia A. Webber
Melvin Webber
Knoxville
Charles W. Ashbaugh
John Ashbaugh
Bethany Lutheran Church
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Shirley M. Sisk
Dennis Watson
Jefferson
Brunswick High School
Atomic Energy Commission
Germantown
U. S. Army
Fort Meade
Hospital Patients Status From Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick Mr Robert D Owen of Braddock Heights is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with condition good. Mr Markell H Nelson of Braddock Heights is listed in good condition as a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Mathias B Miller Sr of 100 East Third Street underwent major surgery last Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. his condition is critical. Mrs Ethel Ritenour of Mr Airy has returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after treatment for a heart attack. her condition is fair. Howard R Quynn, 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Jack T Quynn of Magnolia Avenue, returned home Monday from Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown, where he was a medical patient for a week and is getting along nicely. Mrs Anna Orr of Braddock Heights was admitted Saturday to the Roosevelt Building of the Windobona Convalescent and Rest Home. Mrs Dorothy M Warfield of 15 East Church Street, who underwent major surgery October 17 at Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown, was put in a body cast and has returned to her home. The transfer was made in the M R Etchison and Son ambulance.
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Robert D. Owen
Jefferson | Boulevard
Braddock Heights
Fredrick Memorial Hospital
Markell H. Nelson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mathias B. Miller Sr
East Third Street
Ethel Ritenour
Airy
Dorothy M. Warfield
East Church Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
M. R. Etchison and Son Ambulance
Mr George Schroyer 19th Birthday Today
Mr George Schroyer son of Mr and Mrs Deimas Schroyer of 325 East Second street will celebrate his 19th birthday today.
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George Schroyer
Deimas Schroyer
East Second Street
Soviet Farmer Strives to Overtake U.S. Amid Mixed Progress
Profile of a Soviet collective near Yerevan detailing farm life. It highlights a 6000-person village, two acres per worker, cotton as main crop, hand picking for much of the harvest, and mixed progress with new houses and underused machinery.
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Tashkent
Herniy Envach
Hood College Instructor Broadcast From Latvia
Hood College economics instructor George J. Viksnins is heard on Voice of America in Latvia. He recorded an interview about his work at Hood, the College Bowl appearances, and biographical details. Viksnins fled Latvia with his family, lived in Germany seven years, then moved to the United States in 1951, settling in Philadelphia. He holds a Temple University degree and a Penn master’s, joined Hood in 1960, and lives at 107 West Second Street with his wife Mara and infant daughter.
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George J. Viksnins
Hood College
Latvia
Voice of America
Viksnins
Hood
United States
West Second Street
U. S. Information Agency
Shupp To Play Recital At Hood College
Washington pianist Lloyd M. Shupp will give a public recital at Hood College November 11 in Coffman Chapel room 5. He will perform Bach French Suite No. 3, Beethoven Sonata Op 90, Liszt Transcendental Etude No. 11, and Chopin Ten Etudes. Shupp, a McLean resident and Eastman graduate, teaches piano in the Washington area and appears in Hood College Evening Concert Series.
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Lloyd M. Shupp
Washington
Hood College
Shupp
Bach
Beethoven
Chopin
Liszt
Hood
Coffman Chapel
McLean, Va
Washington Area
Eastman School of Music
Coliere Music
Hood College Choir
Sukarno Rove Vienna Couple Wed in Quiet Ceremony
A Vienna pair Sukarno and Rove exchange vows in a small ceremony reported in local society pages. The couple, both noted residents, celebrate with family and friends in a private setting.
Lecture on The Effect of Light on Plants by Dr. Borthwick
Dr. Harry A. Borthwick, chief plant physiologist at the Agriculture Department, will discuss The Effect of Light on Plants at Hood College Science Hall at 8 p m Thursday November 9. The Fort Detrick Research Society of America sponsors the free public lecture.
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Harry A. Borthwick
Agriculture Research Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Science Hall
Hood College
Fort Detrick
Research Society of America
Borthwick
Wick
Aia
Stanford University
Department of Agriculture
Department
Beltsville
Leonard H H. Vaushan
Atment of Acrionture
Charles Reid Barnes
Anal
Pasie of Plantashington
Rerek Ar Lodge Ae Trek Venient 14
The text is garbled and unreadable, but appears to reference a lodge and a date 14. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. Further legible material is needed to produce a proper summary and title.
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Rerek
Et Trek Venient
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