National Neurosis Theory Sparks Debate in Medical Roundtable
A Frederick Maryland page 4 item discusses experimental animal symptoms and a provocative claim that a single procedure could reliably induce national renewal. The piece notes editorials, subscription details, and a cautious stance on press association duties while citing Dr Edwin L. Carstensey and a November 14 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Bkle Carr
Shore
Reverick
Sy Carrer
Associated Press
Tae
Desa
Ireal
TSSS
Edwin L. Carstensey
Health survey shows high illness among elderly in US towns
The Department of Health Education and Welfare reports that 77 percent of those over six years are ill. Among 45 to 54 year olds, 56 percent report chronic disease, and 8 percent of those 73 and older suffer chronic conditions. Rural residents are healthier than city dwellers across ages, underscoring retirement in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asuney
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
United States to resume underground nuclear tests
The United States plans new underground nuclear tests to improve detection and maintain warning of Soviet progress. The move follows limited moratoriums since late 1958 Geneva talks, aiming to signal U S resolve while keeping tests technically constrained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Geneva
Britain
Russia
U. S
Unforgettable Meeting Of Frederick School Board Sparks Debate
A letter to The News recalls the Wednesday November 93 session where the board considered a 33,500 liaison item linking supervisor and teacher pay, plus a 997,666 books budget cut by administration and restored by the board. The writer questions irrational moves, possible incompetence, personal differences, and tactics to sway public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Withhol
Wide-A-Wake Club elects new officers at November meeting
Middletown Wide-A-Wake H Club held its November 10 meeting with Diane Ahalt presiding. Members elected Paty Burger as president Sarah Ahait as vice president Kathy Huffer as secretary Sharson Young as treasurer Shelia Huffer as reporter Jane Kefauver as delegate and Diane Ahalt Jr as leader. Several girls announced they were leaving to join the older H club. Ethel Chase Davis, 75, died after a six month illness in Miami, founder’s wife helped build Winn-Dixie chain from a 1925 tile supply store with 319 grocery outlets.
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Middletown
Onder
Diane Ahalt
Kathy Huffer
Paty Burger
Sarah Ahait
Sharson Young
Shelia Huffer
Jane Kefauver
Diane Ahalt Jr
Mary Jo Klinefleter
Barbara Hays
Diane Ahait
Ethel Chase
Miami
Fla
Ethel Chase Davis
Winn- Dixie
W. M. Davis
Marietta
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1910
A Negro created excitement on South Market street by firing a pistol through a store door glass. Frederick Railroad Co seeks 72000 in stock to fund recent railway work and local electric company shares. Rural mail carrier Vernon Rhoderick fell before B Rose Nour store on North Market. Frederick County Medical Society officers announced with Goodell as president and West as censor. Democrats of Buckeystown held a torch light parade, ending with William J. Grove's address. Paul E Holdcraft, student at Lebanon Valley College, will speak at the Y M C A Sunday morning.
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South Market Street
Charles E
Board of Trade
Emory 1B. Coblentz
Frederick Railroad Co
Public Service Commission
Coblentz
Frederick
Locals and Electric Company
Vernon Rhoderick
B. Rosenour and Sons
North Market Street
Frederick County Medical Society
Charles F. Goodell
Ira J. McCurdy
Morris A. Birely
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1946 Summary
Highlights from 1946 items include British warships sinking Italian vessels near Varona Albania and a damaged destroyer, a Churchill report to Parliament. notable deaths Willis Edward Derr and Charles W Hamilton. an executor sale of Anna Kate Murphy's house in Frederick. King David Lodge buys West Seventh street school for an Odd Fellows temple. Gabby Hartnett fired as Chicago Cubs manager. a harsh cold wave across the Great Lakes area claiming many lives, mostly sailors and duck hunters.
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West Fourth Street
Anna Kate Murphy
Eleanor Staub
Braddock Heights
King David Lodge OF
ODD Fellows
West Seventh Street
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Varona
Albania
Ad Miralty
Great Lakes
Lawrence Way Joins Potomac Edison Sales Staff
Lawrence Way has joined the merchandise sales staff at The Potomac Edison Company. The 1955 Frederick High School graduate lives with his parents in Middletown. A U S Army Signal Corps veteran who worked in Frederick County, he recently completed an appliance sales training program.
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Lawrence
Larry) Way
Potomac Edison Company
David S. Dorman
Frederick High School
Way
Nelson E. Way
Middletown
U. S. Army
Signal Corps
Alaska
Frederick County
Miss Browning to wed Joy Hough at St Church
Miss Wilma Jane Browning will wed Joy Hough Friday at 7 in a ceremony held at St Church on Carrollton Manor near Buckerstown. Browning is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Browning of Point of Rocks and Hough is son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Hough of this city. Both graduates of Frederick High School. Hough recently completed a three year Army tour.
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Wilma Jane Browning
Joy Hough
St. Church
Carrollton Manor
Buckerstown
Miss Browning
Harry Browning
Point of Rocks
Afr
Hough
Stanley Hough
Frederick High School
Hougn
United States Army
Annie B. V. Bussard
Jefferson
John T. Bussard
and Castle
Frederick
John C
Alice Batson Lambert
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Alice Fogle
Washington
Lilly Castle
Fengaville
Douglas Castle
Conrad Busick
George Davis
Charles L. Lambert
Arthur D. Lambert
East Church Street
Mt. Oliver
M. R. Exchison and Sons
League of Women Voters Unit Meetings on UN and World Court
The Frederick County League schedules two unit meetings this month to study The United Nations and World Court. On Wednesday November 16 at 3 p.m. one unit meets at Dr. Virginia McGann home Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights and on Thursday November 17 Miss Mary Howard hosts Jefferson Boulevard Braddock Heights. Interested women may attend and contact League president Mrs. Thomas Matney for details.
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League OF Women Voters
United Nations
World Court
Donald Ward
L. R Schoolman
Virginia McGann
GE Watkins Acres
Mary Howard
Jefferson Boulevard
Braddock Heights
National League of Women Voters
Frederick County League
League
Thomas Matney
Edward F. Coogan Dies at 72 in Philadelphia
Edward F. Coogan aged 72, former president of Autocar Co. before its 1953 merger with White Motor Co., died Saturday. He served as an official of the merged company until 1955 and later led another manufacturing firm.
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Edward F. Coogan
Philadelphia
Autocar Co
White Motor Co
Must Defend Ideals DAR Is Told
A DAR luncheon at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana featured Miss Anne Melson Stommel national vice chairman urging defense of ideals and national symbols. She criticized large newspapers for attacking DAR and urged protecting the flag from advertising use while inviting members to counter ridicule with strong public support.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Anne Melson Stommel
DAR
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Wilson K. Barnes
Bailt
National Defense
United States
Dars
ThankOffering Service at Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Mrs Charles F Trunk president of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church Women spoke at the annual Thank Offering Service at Woodsboro Lutheran Church on Sunday November 6 She outlined the three Lutheran auxiliaries work United Lutheran Church Women United Lutheran Church Men and the Luther League and explained how Thankoffering supports a worldwide Christian Action program through daily gifts and prayers.
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Charles F. Trunk
Maryland Synod
United Lutheran Church
Woodsboro Lutheran Church
Trunk
Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Women
United Lutheran Church Men
Luther League
Senators Call For Vote Recount In Close States
Two U S senators Wayne Morse of Oregon and George Aiken of Vermont urged Sunday that presidential votes in close states be recounted. They said a recount would strengthen the people's confidence in the ballot and both favored abolishing the electoral system to elect the president.
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New York
U. S
Wayne Morse
Oregon
George Aiken
Vermont
Funerals for Cecil Jr Johnson Harrison Held in Area
Funeral services were held for Walter Harry Cecil Jr. at Providence Methodist church Kemptown with Rev. Melvin E. Tingle officiating. M. R. Etebi Son and Son funeral directors reported interment at the church cemetery. Also noted were services for Hazel E Johnson near Myersville and Thomas A Harrison formerly of Mt. Airy, with details of officiants pallbearers and interment locations.
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Walter Harry Cecil Jr
Walter H
Rose E. Burke Cecil Sr
Ferndale Avenue
Ferndale
Providence Methodist Church
Kemptown
Melvin E. Tingle
J. D. Francis
Clarence Wallen
W. L. Grimm
Richard P. Jeffery
M. R. Etebison and Son
Hazel £. Johnson
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond L. Markley
James RK. Horne
Elmer D. Leatherman
E. Cinton Grossnickle
Grayson F. Carty
Lloyd R. Brandenburg
Gaither M. Leatherman
Zion Lutheran Cemetery
Middletonn Bittle
Thomas A. Harrison
Mt. Airy
Brown
Damascus
Waltz
Winfield
S. Carroll Coale
Morgan Chapel
Woodbine
Open House honors 80th birthday of Mrs Elmer Guyton
A November 6 gathering at the Home of Lee A House in Jefferson celebrated Mrs Elmer Guyton’s 80th birthday. Guests included relatives and friends from Jefferson Hyattsville and Baltimore with many gifts and over 100 birthday cards.
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Elmer Guyston
Lee A. House
Jefferson
Nathan House
Guyton
Clark Routzhan
Irene Sigler J
Frances House
Rs. Guyton
Clark Outzahn
Roy A. Maught
Andres Maught
Charles
George Bealer
Robert
Arthur Guyton
Thomas D. Arnold
William Gaver
George R. ‘Hines
Bobbie
Stevie
Leo Steiner
Mabel Ahal
Nora Runkles
A. iHemp
Russell Bidle
G. Richard Bidle
Harman Cutler
Clara Huffer
William Whistle
Baltimore
Edgar EB. Thomas
Carroll Huffer
Donald Heffner
Donald Hoffman
Cecil QC
Eckard
Lloyd Murphy
Brenda
J. W. Bear
Roda McGowan
Herbert Kennedy
Elizabeth Horine
Robert Thrasher
Lloyd HL Adak
Outerbridge Pry
David D. Oland
Dwight and Swayne
Harry
C. Summers
Wiliam E. Summers
Wilmer
Nathan ‘House
Lee
Landmark building in Charleston to be torn down
A clapboard structure said to be over two centuries old and once housing America's first weather bureau will be demolished in Charleston. Plans may include erecting a new building on the site. A plaque credits Doctor John Lining for early systematic weather observations from 1738 to 1753 in this building, which likely predates 1715.
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Charleston
S.C
Weather Bureau
John Lining
America
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital November 13
Frederick area births list multiple families from Woodsboro Frederick Thurmont New Market Fort Detrick and other towns. New infants include Regina Faye Gregory Lynn Wendes Carol Linda James Robert and more with parents names and residences noted. Nongraphic but dense names dates and places present.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Pilson
Woodsboro
Regina Faye
Norway's First Lady Engaged to Commoner Johan Martin Ferner
Oslo AP report says Princess Astrid 28 will marry Johan Martin Ferner 33 a junior partner in an Oslo haberdashery. Engagement announced by King Olav Sunday night. Marriage set for January 12. Since her mother Princess Martha of Sweden died six years ago she has held the role.
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Oslo
Norway
Olav
Astrid
Johan Martin Ferner
Miller elected president of Chesapeake AP Workshop
James Miller of Dover Telegraph News Sunday was elected president of the Chesapeake Associated Press Workshop. The organization includes newsmen from Maryland Southeastern Pennsylvania Delaware and Washington DC. He succeeds Bernard Sitter of the Cumberland MD News who led the group for the past year.
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Miller
Irving R. Shampain Dies at Dallas After Long Illness
Irving R. Shampain, vice president and assistant merchandise manager of the Neiman Marcus Co., died Saturday after a long illness in Dallas Texas. He joined Neiman Marcus in 1954 after earlier work with retail clothing stores in New York Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati and Grand Rapids. He was born in New York City. Bermuda was named after Juan de Bermudez, 6th century Spanish explorer.
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Irving R. Shampain
Dallas
Tex
API
Irving R.shampain
Neiman-Marcus Co
Shampain
Neiman-Marcus
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York City
Diabetes Detection Drive Begins
The 1960 Diabetes Detection drive runs Sunday through November 18 with Dr. H. V. Chase stating its urgency as 2.5 million Americans have diabetes and half are unaware. Free tests will be offered at Winchester Hall, Frederick Memorial Hospital, and the Frederick Medical Laboratory, with members of the Frederick County Medical Society testing specimens. Diabetes Week promotes public testing at drug stores and laboratories to identify unknown diabetics and encourage prompt care.
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H. V. Chase
Fred- Lee Medical Society
Chase
St. Louis
United States
Local Personals and Achievements Highlight Community News
Mr George D Martz and Mrs Jennie P Crum of 435 South Market Street visited friends in Thurmont and Clarksburg on Sunday. Mrs Fern Nelson attended the American Legion Child Welfare Conference in Washington DC in November 2012 with Mrs William J S Miller. Thurmont residents Leon A Eyler and family welcomed a newborn son at Waynesboro Hospital. Donald Lawson turns 11 today. Dr F Beachley Main of Vanderbilt University Hospital recently returned from San Francisco after presenting at the Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons. he is a Middletown native and son of Floyd C Main.
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George D. Martz
Jennie P. Crum
South Market Street
Glen Gali
Thurmont
Ralph F. Martz
Clarksburg
Guy P. Burdette
Cavetown
Fern Nelson
American Legion Child Welfare Committee
American Legion
Washington, D. C
William J. S. Miller
Skoe
Frederick
Giller
Leon A. Eyler
Saurday
Waynesboro Hospital
Donald Lawson
Clyde Lawson
Fred
F. Beachley Main
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Nashville
Hospital Admissions And Patient Updates
Among The Sick Jersey Lewis of Lewisdale is a patient at Montgomery County General Hospital. Mrs. Carl A. Boller of Woodsboro was admitted to Washington County Hospital Hagerstown Wednesday. She underwent surgery Thursday and is said to be progressing up to expectation. Mrs. W. E. Rhoderick Route J Thurmont who underwent Major surgery October 30 at the Frederick Memorial Hospital is reported improving slowly.
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Jersey Lewis
Lewisdale
Montgomery County General Hospital
Carl A. Boller
Woodsboro
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
W. E. Rhoderick
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Jacob R. Ramsburg
Robert Marendt
Breakfast Optimist
Frank J. Keefer
George Barthel
Eugene Miller
Ernest Stephens
Russell Hawse
Margie Alice Hawse
Western Maryland State Hospital
Bentonville
Sarah Lake Martin
First Christian Church
Herman Hawse
Boonshoro
Charles Hawse
Linden
New Jersey
Clarence Hawse
Elkton
Ralph Hawse
Lucille Mercer
Annie Everly
Catherine Harp
Leitersburg
Eva Barr
Basil Martin
Salem
Rest Haven
Kraiss
Ralph White
Rest Haven Cemetery
Joseph—Riddlemoser
Joseph Lester Riddlemoser
Lydia Summers Riddemoser
Catoctin Avenue
Marion F
Margaret Smith Riddlemoser
Charles Hill
Hyamsville
Grover L. Riddle- Moser
Birmingham
Michigan
Claude G. Shoemaker
Riddiemoser
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Genesee Lodge
A. Masons
Flint
Enoch
Royal Arch Masons
Rederick
Monroe
Detroit
Highland Park
Knights Templar
Metropolis
Order of the Eastern
Carroll L. Boyer
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Robert E. Dailey and Son
J. Stuart Seitz
York County Parke
Glen Rock
Seitz
Mary Attig Seitz
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Hahnemann Medical College
Austin L. Grove
Zion Lutheran Church
Irving Landauer
Niagara Falls
Ont
Niagara River
Reginald Eidt
Arthur Halsey
Wayne Ferguson
Kenneth
Larry Ramsey
James L. Quinn
Pittsburgh
House of Representatives
Quinn
Old
Waynesboro
Ray Willard Fry
Sabillasville
NEA
Bec
TAM
Reg US Pac OS
Roy Saunders
Gregory Lynn
Daniel Rippeon
Vicki Denise
William H. James
New Market
Ronald Eugene
Royce D. Miller
King Place
Fort Detrick
Carol Linda
Gertinde Anna Schoeffler
Stuttgart
Germany
Ivan A_ Lantz
Route 1
James Robert
Richard Eugene Frye
North Bentz Street
Richard Eugene Jr
Louis B. Cracco
Stewart Mfanor
Catherine Louise
Cracco
Elizabeth N. Newman
Kermit
Adamstown
Elizabeth Ann
Brunner
Shirley D. Dantz
Virginia
Donald Gene Gaver
Tina
Gaver
Lucinda Elizabeth Palmer
James Louis Simons
LeGore
James Laws Jr
Harold E. Betley
Steven Edward
DuReile L. Berry
DuReile
Lucius
Nelson W. Saxon
Deborah Lyn
Bermuda
Juan de Bermudez
Spazish
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