News item from Frederick Maryland on November 16 1961
Page FF of The News in Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and distribution details. The item notes the newspaper is part of the Associated Press network and warns republication rights apply to AP content only. The date of the issue is Thursday November 16 1961.
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Frederick
Maryland
Bouthern Ptg
MEG
Form Court St
Ap -Eairy
Bureau of Circus
Associated Pressure Associatea Preas
Tetal
AP News Dispatch
St Te Post Office
Freeerick
Cattle Show Highlights Feature Morse Eaton Entries
At the Eastern National Livestock Show in Timonium Maryland Senator Wayne Morse and Cyrus Eaton led the day as judging of shorthorn and Devon cattle took center stage. Eaton and Morse entered cattle in top classes while Eisenhower and Strauss also had prize stock, with Eisenhower breeding cattle winning first place and $60 in premium money.
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Timonium
Dwight D. Esenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Wayne Morse
Cleveland
Cyrus Eaton
Eaton
Morse
Oregon
Poolesville
Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Brandy Station
Happy Workers Parade to Celebrate Pay in London West End
The West End ballroom staff staged a march praising their work and top wages. Allen Ferris, a two year leader, urged fewer strikes and more public displays of contentment to reduce family hardship from labor disputes.
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West End
London
Allen Ferris
Crime and hijacking spur calls for tougher laws
The text notes a sequence of hijackings following bombings, with several planes forced to Cuba and one incident thwarted by brave acts. It argues for severe penalties while questioning deterrence and juries, urging preventive steps over punishment and highlighting limits of the death penalty.
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Cuba
Students Receive Awards at Frederick High School
Frederick High School honored students for scholarship attendance and citizenship in a ceremony via intercom Tulsi system. Robert Clapp announced honorees as Student Council reps presented Comercom awards. A point system determines awards with pins for the first 100 points and four stars.
Personal Items Notice From Dated Classified Column
Fragmentary personal notices list names and places with unclear roles. Readable bits reference individuals and locales but lack complete actions or dates.
Mayor Scott Critics Sparks Feud At Trade Convention
At the Associated Boards of Trade convention Mayor Scott of Hagers Town jolted partisanship in municipal government provoking Baltimore Mayor Preston who admitted being a spoilsman. Edward Harvey who led a band in Manila also played for Taft in the Philippines. An accident on North Market Street Pike involved the Hulls and Summers.
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Scott
Hagers Town
Associated Boards of Trade
Preston
Baltimore
Edward Harvey
Opera House
Taft
Philippines
North Market Street
George Hull
Woodsboro
Summers
Hull
Russell
Tull
George Bittinger
Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Toad
Mac Cronise
Harmony Grove
Zara
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files
The fragment presents a dated feature recalling events from twenty years prior, dated November 18. It includes scattered names and references, with unclear OCR errors obscuring concrete details or outcomes.
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News-Post
New Books at Artz Library Highlights
A catalog of new titles shown at Artz Library including The Coming Tests with Russia by Walter Lippman and sketches by Dean Acheson. Other works span history, meteorology, architecture, and practical mathematics, with dedications to Robert L. Kolb from donors in Medina, New York.
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Russia
Walter Lippman
Khrushchev
Lippan
Lippman
New York Herald Tribune
Germany
Berlins
Cuba
Iran
Laos
Dean
Acheson
U.S
Winston Churchill
Ernest Bevin
Robert Schuman
Arthur Vanderburg
George Marshall
Saturday Evening Post
Eric Sloane
Enric Sloane
Georgetown
Washington City
Harold D. Eberlein
White House
Dumbarton House
Tudor Place
Woodley
van Ness
Middle Atlantic
Richards
Frederick County
Mary Condon Hodgson
Robert L. Kolb
William C. Verrara
Mary S. Woking
Medina
New York
C. Burr Artz Library
Wiliam H. Crouse
Mary &. Wilkinson
C. Burr Ariz Libram
Miss Patsy Wise Named to Who’s Who at Lebanon Valley College
Middletown teen Patsy Larue Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grayson E. Wise, is among four Lebanon Valley College seniors selected for the 1961 62 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. A 1958 Middletown High School graduate and mathematics major, she serves as president of the Resident Women’s Student Government Association and is active in Student Christian Association and the Delonian Literary and Social Society. She worked on La Vie Collegienne staff and was associate editor of The Quittapahallia yearbook, college alumni scholars.
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Patsy Larue Wise
Grayson E. Wise
Middletown
Lebanon Valley College
la Vie Collegienne
Quittapahallia
Pertee Charged In Tavern Shooting Cont Page One
Police say Pertee faces charges in a tavern shooting tied to a Dodge City incident. The report notes accomplice Morgan and references code details, with continued coverage on the prior page.
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Pertee
Dodge City
I Pertee
Morgan
Shotgun incident leads to manhunt at tavern
Police say Morgan and Pertee fought earlier in the tavern over a girl. Pertee reportedly threatened with a knife and returned with a 12 gauge shotgun, firing through a door at a table where Morgan sat with others. He fled. he had moved to the city about three weeks ago and worked as a laborer at a Rockville firm.
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Lester Blevins
Morgan
Pertee
Les’ Grill
Miss Sparkman
Lawson
Mr. Anders
Dr. Stickney
Rockville
Lsted
Wee Church Street
Sit-In Leaders Map Plans For Weekends Demonstrations
A Baltimore meeting of sit-in leaders ended with a one sentence statement The demonstration will go on Saturday The group plans a tentative Thursday meeting to map a weekend itinerary Dr Logan Kearse says locations will not be chosen until just before events Gov Tawes urged talks with the Maryland Commission on Inter racial Problems and relations and the Maryland Restaurant Association as desegregation efforts continue with protests in Baltimore Annapolis and Glen Burnie
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Baltimore
Logan Kearse
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Kearse
Maryland
Annapolis
Glen Burnie
Tawes
Maryland Commission On Inter-Racial Problems
Commission
Maryland Restaurant Association
The
Restaurateurs
General Assembly
Death Calls On Sam Rayburn
Sam Rayburn died at Baylor Hospital in Dallas after a cancer diagnosis. He had entered the hospital Oct. 2 for tests and weighed 176 pounds before dropping to 130 as his condition worsened. Rayburn had relinquished his House leadership a month earlier and faced a fatal lymphatic cancer with a pneumonia setback before passing away on Oct. 31.
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Baylor
Rayburn
Areaty
Robert Bartley Jr
Deaths in Greencastle and nearby areas
Death notices from Greencastle and surrounding towns report several individuals passing away after illnesses or heart-related causes. Obituaries detail John Barvinchad Barvin schack 4, Mrs. Blanche G. Eyler 61, Grayson B. Harshman 1898 birth, Roy D. Knouse 77, Jesse Peter Trite 8, and other survivors, plus funeral arrangements and associated memorials.
Obituary and chess club notes from loss to illness and match play
The obituary reports Elise Stultz predeceased by two years with a son Murray E. Trite a grandchild and brothers and sisters named with services at New Windsor Funeral Home and Winters Cemetery. The second item details a Houston tryout chess game between Harold Guiver and Ron Van Der Porten with a complex finish in spades hearts clubs and diamonds narrated step by step.
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Joseph D. Clark
Joseph Daniel Clark
Daisy E. Clark
K ' Street
Brunswick
Washington County General Hospital
John A
Martha J. Hutzler Clark
B & O Railroad
Geneva Peyton
Herndon
Martha Keyes
Leesburg
Joseph Clark
Glanda Clark
Wayne Clark
Earle Clark
Alan Clark
James H. Senseny
Park Heights
Heart Fund
C. H. Feete
Roy D. Knouse
Silver Run
Littlestown
Adams County
A. W. Feeser Canning Co
Rhea March Knouse
Roy A
Taneytown
Philip B. Schaeffer
Robert E. Knouse
Westminster
Elise Stultz
Murray E. Trite
New Windsor
John Trite
Ezra Trite
Waynesboro
Earl Trite
Clarence Sites
McKinstrys Mills
Bessie Trile
St. Luke's Winters Lutheran Church
D. D. Hartzler, and Sons
Seth S. Hester
Winters Cemetery
Houston
Harold Guiver
Los Angeles
Ron van der Porten
San Francisco
Ron
West
South
Harold
Declarer
Lttte For & Ing
Portal
Cbs
du Ron
Seshex
Wronk
Miss Lee Eyler and Donald Swope Tie in Keysville
Miss Lee Eyler daughter of Mr and Mrs C Raymond Eyler of Taneytown and Donald Charles Swope son of Mr and Mrs Charles W Swope Sr of Fairfield Pa united in marriage November 4 at 2 30 p m at the Keysville Grace Reformed United Church of Christ Rev William F Wiley officiated Miss Miriam Duble organist with Elmer Shildt and daughter Mary Catherine Shildt as vocalists. The bride wore a white chantilly lace gown with sabrina neckline and long sleeves and carried a white prayer book bouquet. The reception followed in the church hall.
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Westminster Studio
Lee Eyler
C. Raymond Eyler
RFD
Taneytown
Donald Charles Swope
Charles W. Swope Sr
Fairfield
Keysville
Grace Reformed United Church of Christ
William F. Wiley
Miriam Duble
Elmer Shildt
Mary Catherine Shildt
Littlestown
Sabrina
Maraverite Lankford
Westminster
Sappe Jr
Cvler
Robert
Gettysburg
Grand Cae
Duplear
Fed
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Burne Trust
Taneviesa
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U.S. Marine Corps
Wisner Street
Frederick High School
Artz
C. Wilson Rankins
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sam Rayburn
John Barvinchad
C. Maw (Petre) Barvinschack
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iMagerstown Church of the Brethren
Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association
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Arthur A. Eyler
Harry K
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Charles L. Snurr
Thurmont
Ray A. Eyler
John H. Minnick
Grayson B. Harshman
Grayson Beachley Harshman
New Hampton
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Willie Cyrus
Annie Jeanette Smith Harshman
Jerusalem
Myersville
St. John's Luttheran Church
Guy Smith Harshman
Ellerton
Ralph Lewis Harshman
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Claude Edwin Harshman
Zanesville
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Jesse Peter Trite
University Hospital
Carrell County
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