The News Sata Friday Nov 18 1990 Facility List
The Frederick News adds local items on a Friday issue with standard subscription rates and access to AP dispatches. This edition appears under the Frederick Maryland post office, labeling the paper as a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ee & Mfg
Worth Court St
Stone MO
Fredericky
Audit Bureau of Circstations
Associated Press
Associatedress
Frederick
Voting Machines Speed Up Election Across States
Voting machines operated in forty four states with 110000 machines expediting the vote on November 8. Seven states used machines exclusively while others relied on paper ballots in outlying areas. Major cities Milwaukee and Los Angeles used ballots exclusively, producing faster results in some places and slower in others. The machines are noted as accurate and secret but ballots can be misread and secrecy sometimes violated. The piece advocates an automated national system for near real time results after polls close.
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Connecticut
Delaware
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
New York
Rhode Island
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Billions in bonds to spur 1961 state and local works
More than eight billion in nationwide bond issues were approved in recent elections to fund public works. California leads with 175 billion for a north to south water system, Illinois totals 345 million for universities and welfare facilities, New York 75 million for recreation land, plus 5 million for low rent housing subsidy as part of a 339 million package. Oregon Rhode Island and New Mexico and others add smaller amounts totaling over 3 billion. The plan aims to cushion lag in the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Diego
Clinois
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
New Mexico
Historic anniversaries and birthdays in America Today
This item lists past events and notable birthdays. Highlights include General Howe later ordering Cornwallis to cross the Hudson to attack Fort Lee and Greene’s patriots evacuating the fort, the 1901 Hay-Pauncefote Treaty details, and the 1959 Atomic Energy Commission reactor milestone. It also notes births of Leo Lesquereux and Franz Siegel, plus figures Dr. Carlson and Eugene Ormandy. It closes with Oslo as Norway’s top fruit producer.
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Tvo
Howe
Corniwallis
Hudson
Fort Lee
Greene
Conestoga
Tennessee River
England
U.S
Hitler
Alben We. Barkley
Carleton
Hadley
St. Louis
Atomic Energy Commission
Leo Lesquereux
Switzerland
W. S. Sullivant
Lesquereux
Pennsyvania
Columbus
Ohio
Franz Siegel
Sinsheim
Baden
Germany
Siegel
New York City
William Samuel Carlson
University of Toledo
Ironwood
Mich
Garage Destroyed By Fire In LeGere
A wooden garage on Raymond Smith's property in LeGere was burned to the ground late Thursday afternoon. Firefighters from Walkersville Woodsboro and New Midway arrived too late to save the structure, focusing on nearby buildings. Damages are estimated at 1500 dollars including a lawnmower and tools. the cause is faulty electrical wiring. Mrs. Smith, the owner’s wife, was injured in the alarm while Mr. Smith was away at work.
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Raymond Smith
LeGere
Walkersville
Woodsboro
New Midway
Smith
Hebrew Masora to be Updated by Hebrew University
The Hebrew University begins a new edition of the Hebrew Masora. A spokesman says the traditional masoretic text will be amended by recent studies. The project is expected to span several decades.
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Jerusalem
The
Hebrew University
Fifty Years Ago Event Roundup From The News-Post
A November evening feature at the Diamond Rink ends with John Fagan winning a block party prize. Delegates arrive for Maryland Boards of Trade to attend the Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington welcomed by President Taft. Mr. Webster Slifer finds a gold ring in an onion bed at his mother’s garden. Nellie Cook injures her knee in a yard fall. Delegates gather for the State Charities conference opening tonight. Horses attached to a wagon slip on North Market Street, causing falls. Local Masons from Baltimore attend the Grand Chapter session. Motorman Luther Hormne of the Frederick Railroad Co. kills a tabnet while making the early van run. The Evangelical Reformed church woodwork on West Church Street is repainted by Henry Lampe’s team.
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John Fagan
D. John Markey
Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Taft
IR. Webster Slifer
Burkfitsville
Nellie Cook
State Charities Conference
Com- Daby's
William Miller
North Market Street
Lowenstein and
Wertheimer
Jesse Derr
Thevangelical Reformed Parsonage
West Church Street
Henry BR. Lampe
Twenty Years Ago from The News-Post Nov 18 1940
War news from Ruhr attacks by British forces and Mussolini admitting Italian losses. Frederick residents prep for early Thanksgiving, drafts forms incomplete, Christmas lights planned on Dec 6, pedestrian lane painting in Frederick. Fort Detrick announces 1961 fundraising drive with no goals, stork stories, and personnel notices including arrivals, departures, and honors.
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Frederick
Chamber of Cormamerce
Market
Patrick Streets
George W. Cookerty
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Potomac Motor Lines
Walkersville High School
Sylvester Barker
Warren Kettells
Margaret Kettells
Thomas Cramer
Thelma Graham
Thanksgiving thoughts and political notes in Frederick
The piece recalls the first Thanksgiving at Plymouth Rock and links gratitude to freedom in America. It celebrates Rep elect Charles McC. Mathias Jr. from Maryland's Sixth District, highlights his campaign team including John A Derr and Ann Mathias, and notes support for United Jewish Appeal fundraising. It also covers Eyster funeral details and Halloween ideas for curbing vandalism.
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Plymouth Rock
America
Maryland
Frederick Countian
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mac
Frederick
Derr
Ann Mathias
Services Saturday For Dr. Eyster
Funeral services for Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Eyster, president of Potomac Synod UCC, will be held Saturday after his death in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Other items note various military meetings, club memberships, a red Falcon station wagon, a Miami trip prize, wallpaper paste invention, and a bridal shower for Mrs June Woods Harlan.
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Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Eyster
Lancaster
Frederick Jr
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster Theological Sentary
Gilbert N. Clime
Lancaster County
William Schaeffer
Roy C. Snyder
Potomac Synod
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
James E. Wagner
Folowing
Paul Eyster
York-New Salem
Aden I. Eyster
Seven Valleys
John Eyster
Charles Eyster
Ralph A. Eyster
Clay J. Snyder
York
Milliard J. Kroh
East Church Street
Frederick D. Eyster
M. R. Etchison and Son
Finneral
Potomac Synod of the United Church of Christ
Brunswick Hotel
N Safety
Wedum
Mian Beach
National Academy of Sciences
Carl S. Casto
Amos Jonson
Joseph Schwimer
Charles Baldwin
Old Dominion
Andrews Air Forces Base
Cameron Station
Adam Meekze
John H. Convey
New York City
John
Estella
Leonard Appleby
Shawnee Land Country Club
Winchester
Mary Spurvier
Casper Moore
Mrs Bittle Dies After Leesburg Crash Near Paeonian Springs
Mrs Emily C Bittle 64 of Knoxville formerly Red Cross executive secretary died at Leesburg hospital after a head on collision on Highway 9 near Paeonian Springs Virginia The driver of the other car Clarence William Wade 29 of Martinsburg WV and Mrs Insley 42 were treated for injuries Both cars damaged about 1400 government and local officials say charges pending further investigation Surviving are two children and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Emily C. Bittle
Knoxville
Frederick County Red Cross
Leesburg
Paeonian Springs
Insley
Virginia
Wade
Highway 3
Frederick
Red Cross
Brunswick
WPA
Frederick County
Myersville
Bittle
John Insley
Albert Crimm
Susan Insiey
Priscilla Instey
M. R. Etchison and Son
Deaths and Youth Group News From Local Notices
Obituary notices list Sgt Jack G Adams retired U S Army age 40 of Washington died at Walter Reed Hospital. Survivors include wife Katherine and son Glen with several relatives. Funeral details pending. Also notices for Jacob H Bishop Edward S Bures Sallie E Matthews plus youth fellowship formation at Walkersville Evangelical U B Church with officers and meeting notes. Nationwide agent Thomas E Molesworth attends training at Annapolis Carvel Hall Hotel.
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Jack G. Adams
Jack Grayson Adams
U.S. Army
Sth Street NW
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed Army Medical Hospital
Franklin
Virginia
Katherine Lake Adams
Glen Wayne Adams
Hampton
Harold Ernest Blank Jr
Frederick
Bruce Adams
Gene Adams
Vanceburg
North Carolina
Medical Corps
Loyal
Order of Moose
Altoona
American Legion
Fort Meade
MM. KR. Etchinson and Son
Thomas E. Molesworth
Nationwide Insurance
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
Funeral notices for local ministers and residents
Funeral notices detail services and interments for Rev. Stephen H. Galley of Libertytown and others including Harry A. Leatherman, Andrew J. Peamroy, Miss Nan nie L. Reddick, William Ellsworth Stitely, Mrs Mary England Hendry, and relatives. Locations include Libertytown, Myersville, Walkersville, Thurmont, Kensington, Mt Olivet and Mt Hore cemeteries with multiple churches and funeral homes listed. Military rites planned for Arlington.
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George Horace Gallup
Jefferson
Iowa
Leonard Dudley Heaton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Johnny
John H.) Mercer
Savannah
Eugene Ormandy
Budapest
Hungary
Oslo
Norway
News-Post
Fort Detrick
Com Swanson
U. S. Navy
Francis Baker Jr
U. S. Army
Theodore Levinson
Robert Lebbert Jr
Paul Neff
Baltimore
United Appeal
Kermen
Detrick
Casto
William D. Tigertt
U.S. Army Medical Unit
A. K. Ganshow
East Coast
Kevin Stuart
Kreisler
Highland Falls
John Herrick
A. Wesley Andrews
Charles Bell
George Blundell
Edward P. Dapper
Walter Foster
Theron D. Green
George Harris
Leon S. Idoine
Ralph Stine
John White
Cletus Hickey
Joseph C. Hoffman
Sheldon L. Janowitz
Gerard McCallig
William R. Townslay
Seymour L. Wolfbein
U. S. Department of Labor
Wolfhein
University of Michigan
American University
Urban D. Hurtt
Gadsden
Ala
Frank W. Anglin
Barbara Gladhill
Ail
Frederick F. Claflin
Ronald K. Cocci
Aaron D. Purtee
Tropicana
Ralph Thomas
Rhythmaires
Ncos
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Norman Gary
Mount St. Mary's College
Riley D. Housewright
Lions Club
Howard Moorman
Herrin, Ill
By Joe Extenhaner
God
Bradford
Massachusetts
Herbert R. Rollins
United Jewish Appeal
UJA
Israel
Europe
Middle East
L. R. Schoolman
Harold Glassman
Sonia Weener Levien
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Theodore Lichtenstein
Hallowe'en
Paul Magaha
Magaha
Storm and Shipley
Brother Magaha
Dr. Eyster
David W. Shaum
Mount St. Mary’s College, Emmitsburg
College Glee Club
Taneytown
Kiwamis
St. John’s High School
Frederick, Jr
University of Maryland Women’s Chorus
St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing
St. Joseph
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Pittsburgh
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Mount &. Mary’s
Jacob EH
Jacob
Jack
Herman Bishop
Mary Sprinkle
Hame
Melrose
Mary Hardman
Loretta Hardman
Emmitsburg
Edward
Bures
Edward S. Bures
Alexandria
Army Signal Corps Communications Agency
Pentagon
Camille Bures
Chicago
Sallie E. Matthews
Sallie Ellen Matthews
Jacob G
Emma Knott Matthews
St. Anthony's
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
William J
Rath Stull
Thurmont
M. L. Creager and Son
St. Anthonys Church
Vincent Tomelski
United Brethren
Evangelical U. B
Allan Soper
Ronnie Smith
Paula Snyder
Frances Hariough
Clyde Fogle
Charles Seper
Daysville
Albert Snyder
Faith Commission
JoAnn Martin
Terrena Snyder
Sharon Croneburg
Snyder
Y. F
Christian Witness Commission
Janice Kettells
Frannie Hartsough
Ray Mack
Brenda Butler
Larry Haines
Sharon Haines
Stephen H. Galley
Libertytown
D. D. Hartzier and Sons
Harry A. Leatherman
Middletown
Paul F. Biftle
Clyde C. Fry
Robert L. Strickler
C. Basil Grossnickle
Paul N. Leatherman
Elmer B. Funk
Frank D. Baker
G. Millard Derr
Philip O. Coblentz
Albert L
Andrew Johnson Peamroy
Ball Road
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt. Olivet
M. BR. Etchison and Son
Nannie L. Reddick
Paul O. Sheitel
M. Eugene Fisher
Angel of Peace
Jesus
Miss Reddick
Malcolm Barber
George Martin
John Derr
Amon Esworthy
Walter Dudrow
Paul Eaves
Mt. Hore
G. C. Barton
William Ellsworth Stitely
Har- Hott Chapel
Lloyd L. Wolf
Charles W. Nunamaker
Morris L. Nunamaker
James R. Nuna Maker
William Shuff
William Stitely
Joseph Carty
Lewistein
Mary England Hendry
Walton Hendry
Kensington
Pumphrey
Bethesda
Walter Michael
St. Paul's Methodist Church of
Luther Neff
John Waler England Jr
Qash
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