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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1961

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2

Elm tree cared for by Bolivar Women’s Club in Harpers Ferry

Garden Department of the Bolivar Woman’s Club trims a century old elm at the memorial entrance to the school playfield and has planted over 200 spring bulbs along the stone steps. Community notices mention local residents' activities, hospital stays, and upcoming events in Harpers Ferry and Bolivar.

Webbk Bolivar-Harpers Ferry Women's Club Harpers Ferry Francis Lyon Menefee Milton Menefee Washington Loudoun Heights Ebeneezer Cemetery Loudoun County George Menefee Robert Menefee Bolivar Sadie Buckner Charles Town General Hospital Walter Dudrow Hammondsport New York C.E. Dudrow Daniel Naugatuck John Graham Rosemont Brunswick Mary Barker Daisy Marks Harry Jalicoat Hyattsville Edith Wright Washington, D. C Paul Haefer Antietam Wiliam Potts Barbara William Henretta John Glover Cavilier Heights L.R. Klinesetter Stone Martinsburg Herbert Kissling National Monument Frank Anderson Hopewell Hopewell Village Joseph Prentice Arive Prentice Kissling

American Couple Defect To Commies

A scrambled AP report from Vienna notes an American couple defects amid chaotic details about routes and dates. The piece mentions Prague, a boat journey, and unreliable fragments referencing Pacific region travelers and related authorities.

Foreign Ministers Plan to Meet in Paris Next Month

The foreign ministers of the United States Britain France and West Germany are likely to meet in Paris next month to discuss problems of common interest. The gathering would align with the NATO Ministerial Council session scheduled December 13 to 15 in Paris, as announced by State Department press officer Francis W. Tully.

Washington United States Britain France West Germany Paris State Department Francis W. Tully Tully North Atlantic Treaty Organization Dean Rusk Herve Alphand Lord Hood

New Try Made In Rocket Shot

The 35th Discoverer rocket lifted from Vandenberg Air Force Base to recover space capsules. Two recent attempts failed. eight capsules have been recovered in three years, six by air and two from the ocean. Plans call for a second stage ejection in days with Hawaii planes attempting parachute retrieval. The effort aims to recover films and tapes from satellite systems. Michigan lists 210 licensed airports and five seaplane bases.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Air Force Midas Samos

New Idea For Old Favorite Meat Loaf

The article presents a meat loaf recipe with an easy method using filler bread crumbs and liquids such as tomato juice and milk. It lists ingredients including one egg four cups tomato juice instant minced onion Worcestershire sauce salt parsley and ground chuck with a plan to bake and reheat leftovers.

Cecily Brownstone Associated Press

Meat loaf with mashed potato topping and hot oven finish

A recipe describes mixing meat loaf ingredients and baking in a 350 degree oven, with a later step to cover cooled loaf with mashed potatoes and brown in a hot 490 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Also reports a fatal traffic crash in Towson Maryland where 38 year old Robert Watkins died at Union Memorial Hospital.

Towson, Md Baltimore County York Road Robert Watkins Dumbarton Road Towson Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore

Stabbing Case and Wage Ruling Reported in Baltimore

A Maryland stabbing case emerges as police question a man after an incident over money taken from a mother. In Baltimore, federal judge Edward Northrop orders Ideal Transfer Co. to repay back wages under the minimum wage law, covering two employees. The city notes 1961 traffic deaths are eight fewer than last year, with James X. Wells of Newport, aged 8, dying from injuries at University Hospital.

James XE. Wells Newport Charles County University Hospital Baltimore (Ap Edward 5 Northrop Ideal Transfer Co Baltimore U.S. of Labor

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