News Page Briefs From Frederick in November Morning
The Frederick News itemizes subscription rates and delivery details for the Great Southern Printing Co. It notes prices per copy and monthly, six month, and yearly mail options, with carrier rates varying by delivery points and a 5-cent per copy service cap. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Frederick
Maryland
Cory
Pegrete
Audit Bureau of Circulatvora
Associated P Press
Associates Press
AP News Dispatch
Act
Caplin Pushes Friendlier Tone From Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin, new commissioner, urges warmer relations between taxpayers and collectors. He proposes district letters signed with warm regards and translating Form 1040 into plain English to ease conversations with the 95 million taxpayers. He notes historic antagonism but believes civility could improve cooperation amid debates on income tax reform.
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Internal Revenue
Mortimer Caplin
T. Coleman Andrews
Caplin
IRS
Trai
Rising Research Spending Across Sectors Reaches 16 Billion
Government funds 10 billion, industry 5.5 billion, universities and foundations 350 million in 1961 as research spending climbs from 14 billion in 1960. Batelle Memorial Institute provides the figures. Most government dollars seed industry lab work, driving economic growth tied to defense aims.
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Industry
Batelle Memorial Institute
Columbus
Ohio
Letter To The Editor Advocates Less Halloween Disturbance
A reader agrees with a county resident that evening doorbell ringing by many children disrupts households after work. The writer questions Easter and Christmas celebrations and hints at broader cultural concerns while noting drifting seasonal concerns and stray fragments about farm receipts and market reports.
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The
Fifty Years Ago Taft Reception in Baltimore and Events
President William Howard Taft was greeted by thousands as he arrived by rail for a speech at the City Opera House for the Maryland Associated Boards of Trade. He visited the grave of Francis Scott Key at Mt. Olivet and received a linen doilie from a descendant of Barbara Fritchie. The Frederick brick works and local civic actions are noted, with library figure R Bernard C Steiner to speak and the Frederick Bar Association naming members to address a death.
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William Howard Taft
Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Depot
City Opera House
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Marshal Farnan
Baltimore City
Opera House
Mr. Taft
David J. Lewis
Francis Scott/ Key
Mt. Olivet
Edward
Eichelberger
Taft
John Abbott
Barbara Fritchie
Frederick City
James Maher
United States
Frederick
Episcopal
Markell and
Ford
Messrs. Markell
R. Bernard C. Steiner
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Evangelical Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Frederick Bar Association
Wiliam P. Maulsby
Resolutions
Hinks
Rohrback
Worthington
Newman
Carillon to Be Dedicated at Baker Park November 30
Twenty years ago reports note the Baker Park carillon tower dedication set for November 30. Other items include envoy Kurusu saying few irreconcilable issues with the U S and rabbit season opening in Frederick county. License officials prepare liquor and beer stamps for licensees. County commissioners favor modifying the tax rate amid Ark Royal sinking news.
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Baker Park
Ablro Kurusu
Japan
Washinton
New York
Frederick County
Paul M.’ Little
Lcensees
Ark Royal
London
Divorce Granted Amid Turbulent Personal Affairs
A court grants a divorce amid complex personal filings and conflicting statements. The case involves multiple parties and references to regional addresses and interim arrangements, highlighting a contested separation.
Fragmented local notice about patterns and names
The readable text mentions a brief notice relating to personnel and employments. It references Rekrer Aiwers of Radaeche and a person named Ber Swath and implies kitchen related roles. Details are incomplete but indicate a personals style employment snippet.
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Rekrer Aiwers
Radaeche
Ber
Market Prices The Corn Prices at Farmers Creek Opener
The grain markets report corn prices during the farmers market session. Traders note fluctuating values as corn bids move with supply and demand dynamics. Local buyers and sellers circle the yard for futures and cash trades.
Local obituaries Recall in Charles Town area
Walter L Barron of Shepherdstown died after a long illness at his home. Born August 1 1884 he was a Jefferson county native survived by his wife seven sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements pending at C C Fuss and Son funeral home Taneytown with burial in Lutheran Cemetery. An Infant Michael Ray Clingan Taneytown died at Warner Hospital aged 36 hours son of C Raymond and Nadine Blessing Clingan. Graveside services set for Haughs Church cemetery near Ladiesburg. Mrs Bertie May Haines Union Bridge died from a heart attack at 69 with one sister surviving. J Orville Kefauver 76 Savage former Brunswick High principal and Mount Savage retiree died at Cumberland Memorial Hospital. Survived by two sisters a brother and several nieces. Funeral services announced for Friday at Union Bridge and Mount Savage observances pending.
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Warner L. Barres
Charles Town
Walter L. Barron
Jefferson County
Shepherdstown
John W
Mary Howell Barron
Joseph Hull
Frederick
Gary J. Bowers
Taneytown
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Ruth Fissell Bowers
Benjamin and
Eleanora’ Hyser Bowers
Birnie Staley
Franklin Fair
Donald Bowers
Lit Westown
Herbert Bowers
Curtis G. Bowers
Bernie B. Bowers
Littlestown
Earl R. Bowers
Nora Lemmon
Hanover
Harry Catsail
Edward Howe
Uittlestown
Retta Catsail
Edna Boutjaupt
Trinity Lutheran Church
Men's Brotherhood of the Church
C. C. Fuss and Son Funeral Home
Howard W. Miller
Lutheran
Michael Ray Clingan
C. Raymond
Nadine Blessing Clingan
Tammy Lynn
Edward Clingan
Frank J. Blessing
Keymar
Benjamin Blessing
Haughs Church
Ladiesburg
H. Edward Fisher Jr. i
Herbert Haines
Bertie May Haines
Union Bridge
Main Street
Frederick County
Henry
Mary Naill Wetzel
Gertie Barrick
Baltimore
Union Bridge Methodist Church
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Clarence Roark
Singanore Cemetery
Unionville
J. Orville Kefauver
Savage
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
Lewis and
Joanna Cockerly Kefauver
Middletown
University of Maryland
Brunswick High School
Mount Savage
Daisy Kefauver
Emma Kefauver
Alden Kefauver
Takoma Park
Gladhill Iddvet Oan
Camera Sees Through Smoke With New Microwave System
A microwave radiometer based camera tested by Space General Corp. director Dr. Robert M. Stewart shows fire paths and hot spots from 10 000 feet during the Bel Air and Topanga fires. The device relays thermal data to ground command posts, allowing rapid dispatch of firefighting resources.
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Ralph Dighton
LOS Angeles
Bel-Air
Topanga Anyon
Robert M. Stewart
Applied Research
Space General Corp
Institute of Aeronautical Sciences
Stewart
Church Fund Drive Plan Set At Grace United Church
A Sunday evening dinner at Grace United Church of Christ outlined materials and instructions for about a group to contact every church member during the Sunday School Improvement Fund and Kingdom Roll Call campaigns. Launch date is November 19 with a goal of $125000 over five years. Reverend Dr. Rasmond E. Wilhelm spoke as leaders Morzan Lincoln Engels Extere Thomas Russell Michael and Warren Smith outlined campaign aspects.
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Grace United Church of Christ
East Second Sired
Nevin T. R. Waskey
Morzan
Lincoln Engels Extere Thomas
Russell Michael
Warren Smith
Rasmond E. Wilhelm
CWC Announces Mrs Dienert as Speaker for Critique
Community women's club selects Mrs Dienert to lead the critique session on ecological topics. The meeting is set for an upcoming Thursday at the clubhouse, with emphasis on practical environmental issues.
Retired Lt Col Gail Eaton of U S Army Chemical Corps
Lieutenant Colonel Gail A. Eaton retires from active service after a career as intelligence officer at Fort Detrick and special assistant to the commander. A Houston native, he graduated from St. Mary’s University and Houston University and helped organize the Monocacy Federal Credit Union. He and wife Mary and children Mary Gail Patricka A and William A reside on Taney Avenue and he teaches at St John’s High School. He entered active service in 182 and previously worked as an accountant for Standard Oil Texas City.
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Gail A. Eaton
Jeft
U.S. Army Chemical Corps
Carl S. Casio
Eaton
Houston
Tex
Fort Detrick
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Houston University
U. S. Army
Monocacy Federal Credit Union
Detrick
Mary
Mary Gail
Patricka A
William A
Taney Avenue
St. John’s High School
Standard Oil Company
Texas City
Side Glances Obituary Notices From Johns Hopkins Hospital
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Reed wife of Robert J Reed at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after a four day illness. Born in Pottsgrove Pa she was 34. Survived by husband three sons step mother and grandmother. funeral arrangements set at 1201 North Market Street with services Friday at 11 a.m. and interment at Harmony Cemetery Milton Pa. Also notes John Middleton Pope of Gaithersburg died at 82 with service details and survivors. Further obituary for Mrs Clara Lucy Twyman 45 of Haintown W Va who died after two day illness in Charles Town Hospital with service and burial details.
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Robert J. Reed
Wilson Place
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Pottsgrove
Chester Rolland Bennett
Grace Mary Bennett
Christopher B
Steven C
Michael R
Erma Bennett
Penndel
Elizabeth Cromley
Watsontown
John Middleton Pope
Gaithersburg
Flora Mobley
Ira M. Pope
Boyds
Beat-rice Johnson
Damascus
Sarah Butler
Reedsville
Frances Phillips
Silver Spring
Annie Snyder
Rockville
Arthur Pope
Byrtle Hawkins
Germantown
Gartner's
Albert W. Lenz
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
Goshen Cemetery
Picture of Bodine to Be Exhibited
A locally featured portrait titled Picture of Bodine is showcased with emphasis on artistic display and a period costume. The exhibit notes suggest the subject is a notable Maryland figure and reflects contemporary figure studies in early American art.
Tax Revenue Is Running Ahead
Annapolis reports show state tax receipts surging as 1961 tax changes lift revenue. Sales tax for four months totals $28,629,622, up 15.5 percent, while tobacco tax so far this year reaches $3,080,281, a 112 percent rise. Total major taxes hit $100,604,396, up 14.5 percent from last year, with declines only in corporate income and motor vehicle titling taxes.
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Annapolis
Comptroller's
Comptroller
Louis L. Goldstein
Goldstein
General Assembly
Tawes Weighs Reelection Decision At Democratic Forum
Gov. Tawes awaits an opportune forum to declare whether he will seek a second term. The Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland host their annual banquet amid continued speculation about his candidacy.
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Baltimore
Tawes
United Democratic Women's Clubs of Maryland
Mary L. Wilson
Fawes
Ocean
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Hackensack
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