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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1960

Page

9

Communists Oppose U.S. Caribbean Warship Move

Cuba and its Communist allies denounced President Eisenhower’s dispatch of ships to guard Guatemala and Nicaragua. Moscow and Beijing warned of danger of conflict while U S officials maintained ships defend Caribbean states only. Kennedy met Dulles for a briefing on the evolving situation as Cuba called the action Yankee occupation.

Associated Press Cuba Fidel Castro Red United States Castro Costa Rica United Nations Eisenhower Guatemla Nicaragua John F. Kennedy Palm Beach Central Intelligence Agency Allen W. Dulles Caribbean U.S Navy Washington Shangri la Secs Guatemala Casto Havana Revolucen Central America Guantanamo Revolucion

Traffic Death Toll Now 454

Three people died in Maryland traffic accidents Friday increasing the state 1960 highway toll. A Baltimore boy, John Wilfong, 9, was fatally struck by a tow truck at a city intersection. James Almany, 59, of White Hall, was killed in a three vehicle crash on the Baltimore Harsch Expressway near Catonsville. Arthur J. Connor, 53, of Baltimore, was critically injured in the same crash. Edward W Parker, 32, of Monkton, escaped unharmed. Joseph Culotta, 34, of Baltimore died when his car hit a pole on U S 40 near Baltimore. An independent fire alarm reported a five alarm blaze at Sterling K Keener’s Mt Pleasant residence caused by a faulty gas stove.

Associated Press Maryland Baltimore John Wilfong James Almany White Hall Catonsville Baltimore County Arthur J. Connor Almony Edward W Parker Monkton Connor Parker Joseph Culotta U. S. 40

Workers Named For Fund Drive In Carroll County

Mrs. Donald Blizzard announces the sixth annual Carroll County Association for Retarded Children fund drive team leaders. District chairs include Mrs. Andrew Conaway, Mrs. Carlton Bates, Mrs. Winter W. Wright, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Jordan, and many others across Hampstead Manchester New Windsor Taneytown Union Bridge Uniontown Westminster Woolerys and Westminister Scout groups. Zone heads list North Airs William Starner with captains and workers such as Mrs. Cora Perry Mrs. Robert Stahley and many more across the region.

Donald Blizzard Carroll County Association For Retarded Children Berrett Andrew Conaway Franklin Carlton Bates Hampstead Winter W. Wright Junior Women’s Club of Manchester Donald E. Gouker Slanchester Mary Derr Ruth Robertson Danner Martin Leroy Campbell William Logue Mirs Sylvia Welch Howard Bilauvelt Edmund Welker James Mann Harvey Shipley Edward Welk Roland Freezer Samuel Bare Jr David Smith June Twigs Kenneth Jones Kenneth Bond Samuel Emelsor North Walter Shriver Thomas Welnoskey Michael McCaffrey Barbara Shipley William Seabolt Kenneth Barneck Caroline Crigger

Women named as officers across three zones in local group

East South and West districts list dozens of names for chairmen captains and workers. Notable figures include Mrs. Carrie Fleming Mrs. George Siegman and Mrs. Marion Wilson among many others serving in leadership roles.

Mita Bixler Guy Bixler Margaret Moxley Elizabeth Hyle Samuel Bankett Mary Kemper Sterling Carr Stewart Myers East Carrie Fleming Henry Hook Donald Dobson Joseph Upperco Kate Mathias Houston Curd Richard Warner Gilbert Brown Bernard Wantz George Long Fern Blizzard Donald Crowl Howard Mann Harry Bright Henry Knowicz Charles Brown Wilbert Haines Kenneth Brown Margaret Barksdale Calvin Fitze Kay Seipp Steven Finkey Kathy Myers Kenneth Seitz Frank Malta Frank Mather Jr Frances Tawney William Doris Koerner William Stemberg Roger Manan Frank Libman Woodrow Raver R. P. Kinger Jr William Staup Edward Schaefer Andrew Kuhber Lynn Kuhber Ralph Baumgardner Timothy Dunn Margaret Trott Vernon Staub James Arnold Pauline Fritz Jean Albert Haines Ervin Fritz James Penton Harris Pickett Eugene Pound Sterling Evan Jr. West Marion Wilson Hubert

Local Names List of Women and Spouses Featured

A readable list features numerous married women with surnames such as Heagy Stewart Marvin Rice Starner Creowl Frock Strine Negley Schaeffer Fisher Myers Negley Albrecht Fritz Jenson Frock Wehr man Shoe maker Leatherwood Porterfield Makevitch. The fragment notes these individuals alongside associated married titles in a community roster.

Cook Melvin Heagy William Stewart William Marvin Brian Rice Stoner German Ralph Starner Preston Creowl Daniel Frock Nevin Strine William Negley John Schaeffer Orville Fisher Russell Myers Donna Negley Ruby Albrecht Elizabeth Fritz Paul Jenson Frock Shirley Wehrman Robert Shoemaker Paul Leatherwoodie Thomas Porterfield Victor Makevitch

Chrysler halts DeSoto line after 32 years of sales

Detroit AP report states Chrysler Corp. ends the DeSoto model and suspends production effective November 30 after 32 years. Since its 1930s debut by Walter Chrysler, DeSoto sold just over two million cars, with about one million still in operation. Sales collapsed after 1957 and had dwindled in recent months amid shifts in the market.

Detroit Chrysler Corp DeSoto Walter Chrisler Corporation

Chrysler Cuts Prices as De Soto Grinds Toward Death

Market patterns show a shift from medium to economy cars with Dodge moving to the low price field in 1960 via the Dodge Dart. De Soto shrinks to two car models and the hardtops disappear, while Newport gains a lower price series. A Chrysler official declares De Soto dead as 1961 Newport sales surge.

Penhac Pontiac Chrysler Corporation Dodge de Soto Newport Seatea de Soto

PTA Meeting and Bazaar at Maryland School for the Deaf

The Parents Teachers and Houseparents Association will meet on Sunday November 27 at 3 pm in the auditorium. A discussion of the problems of deaf students will be held and bazaar tables will offer home baked goods and fancy work. Evergreen varieties with blue gray plum and other shades noted.

PTA Maryland School For the Deaf

Time Channel Afternoon Schedule Collides With Film Lineup

A dense TV guide lists time blocks and titles across multiple channels including Detective's Diary Big Picture Comedy Capers News and college football Yale versus Harvard. The schedule features film serials documentaries and sports events with numerous broadcasts in the 12:00 to 7:13 window and several To Be Announced entries.

Sky Tiveory Famous Playhouse Fair Exchange Yale Harvard Touchdown Garden

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