Lady Marine Bishop Prepares as Marine Women Leader
Lt Col Janet Bishop, 43, Naples based since 1962, will become director of women marines in January. As military secretary to Adm James Russell she handles classified cables and correspondence and cannot reveal details. A Yale art graduate, she paints oil portraits when possible after more than 20 years in the Marine Corps with posts in Washington Quantico Parris Island San Diego and Hawaii.
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Naples
Italy
Janet Bishop
America
Adm
James Russell
Atlantic Alliance
Bishop
Women Marines
Washington
Russell
Col. Bishop
Yale
Marine Corps Reserve
Marine Corps
Marine Headquarters
Quantico, Va
Parris Island
D.C
San Diego
Hawaii
Milestones and Birthdays From America Today in History
Highlights sweep from 1794 treaty forcing British troop withdrawals to 1861 Halleck command in Missouri and 1945 Pearl Harbor testimony. Also 1949 Legion suit, 1962 Cuban attache ring, plus 1811 birthday of John Ancrum Winslow and notable births Roy Basler Palade Parker.
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John Jay
Henry Wager Halleck
Department of Missouri
Pearl Harbor
J. O. Richardson
Roosevelt
American Legion
U.S
Angus Ward
State Department
U.N
New York
New Jersey
John Ancrum Winslow
Wilmington
N. C
Navy
Winslow
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
Kearsarge
Congress
Boston
Mass
Roy P. Basler
St. Louis
George Emil Palade
Romania
Wesley Reed Parker
Dr. Pepper Co
Chicago
Eisenhower Cadet to Second Lieutenant and Maryland Executor Notices
The text recalls Eisenhower entering the U S Military Academy in 1911 as a cadet appointee of Senator Joseph Little Bristow and graduating in 1915 to be commissioned a second lieutenant. It also records multiple probate notices from Frederick County Maryland with executors and administrators including Charles Delmar and Mary Lorraine Shuff, detailing claim deadlines and payment reminders.
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Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S. Military Academy
Joseph Little Bristow
Kansas
Infantry
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles Delmar
Washington
Riggs National Bank of
Washington, D. C
Ellsworth C. Alvord
John H Doyle
Mary Lorraine Shuff
Europe Stockpiled With Nuclear Force
The United States informed the Soviet Union it has 400 million tons of nuclear capability in Europe ready for use as needed. Secretary of Defense McNamara delivered the policy speech, timed to signal a cold response to Khru shchev’s recent saber-rattling and to reassure Allies about avoiding troop withdrawals. In Kentucky, South Ward Elementary School was condemned and closed for safety after repeated protests by parents. 260 students were sent home on indefinite vacation.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Defense
Robert $. McNamara
White House
State Department
Economic Club of
Khrushchev
U. S
Corbin, Ky
South Ward Elementary School
Jim Wyatt
Supreme Court delays sit-in convictions ruling
The Supreme Court defers its decision on sit-in convictions for at least 60 days amid pressure for federal civil rights legislation. Justices split 5 to 4 to request more views on whether state trespass laws can punish sit-ins at businesses that refuse service. The question focuses on the broad constitutional issues of public accommodations. The case was argued October 14-15 with the solicitor general noting the decision could proceed on constitutional grounds.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Executive Branch
Solicitor General
Prince Frederick enters Senate race in Maryland
Frederick political notes say 50 year old Commissioner Prince Frederick plans to run for U S Senate, aiming to seek the Democratic nomination next May with a kickoff reception at Hotel Emerson from 5 to 7 p m. The scene marks a campaign path amid Beall’s GOP seat. President Kennedy defends growth program during Florida tour. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen seeks federal rail probe. Maryland colleges receive Atomic Energy Commission grants to expand lab equipment. Jolson born in Russia in 1886 per Britannica.
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Nounce
U.S. Senate
Emerson
Prince Frederick
J. Glenn Beall
New York
Brotherhood of Railroad
Charles Luna
Brotherhod
Luna
Kennedy
Comprehensive Physical Damage and Auto Insurance Coverage
Public service column explains comprehensive physical damage coverage for autos including fire theft wind damage glass breakage riot flood and other perils. It notes possible 25 percent savings with a $50 glass deductible and 55 percent in many states with a broader deductible plan. It lists other coverages such as bodily injury and property damage liability collision medical payments and uninsured motorist protection and urges review with an independent agent.
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Pet and Tack Shop
West Patrick St
Golden Crown
Byama
Soual Whitesall Pharmacy
North Market Street
Frederick
Corbin
Kentucky
Thomas Meichelberger
Register of Wills
Margaret Carmack
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Ray B. Coblentz
Alton Y Bennett
Stanley Y. Bennett
Barbara Janet Bishop
W. E. Burton
Ment
Minneapolis
Carol Thompson
Richard L. Sharp
Eugene Thompson
St. Paul
Sharp
Norman Mastrian
Pearre’s
South Market St
Hargett
Junior
Bert
Kenner
Ben Casey Hospital
Strueto
Gymungsten
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
East Fourth Street
Frederick, Md
Tampa
Fla
Florida
the News
Germantown
Atomic Energy Commission
Goucher College of
Towson
Morgan State
Baltimore
Maryland State
Princess Anne
al Jolson
Russia
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Ancient Age Dist. CO
Frankfort
Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents
Yellowstone National Park
Frederick News-Post
Baker-Kefauver, Inc
J. Ward
Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate Travel Service
Market St
Nicodemus
Coblentz
Frederick Underwriters, Inc. Insurance of
Stoffer
Sanner Insurance Agency, Inc
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Restonseting
Stock and Mutual Companies
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