Doesnt Understand Ruling On Trailers
Letter from Calvin W. Federline of Lewistown Md questions a county commission decision on trailers as bona fide additions to dwellings. Also reports death of David J Wilkie AP Detroit veteran reporter and notes Pvt Charles F Rinehart stationed at Fort Gordon Georgia with Frederick High School roots.
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the News
Calvin W. Federline
Lewistown
Georgia
Charles F. Rinehart
Wilbert Rinehart
Elm Street
Fort Gordon
Frederick High School
Rinehart
R.A
Co. A
Trag
Vaccine limits spark rethink after 1962 flu outbreak
A federal health panel finds the nimble Asian flu virus outpaces vaccines, questioning vaccine value while urging continued protection for the elderly and chronically ill. Surgeon General Luther L. Terry notes deaths might have risen without vaccination, as vaccines face evolving strains and partial protection remains preferable to none.
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Luther L Terry
Cambodia shifts to socialism as U.S. aid and advisers exit
Cambodia ends American economic aid and withdraws military advisers in a move toward socialism guided by Chinese advisers. The government nationalizes enterprises and plans to nationalize banks next June amid concerns of a leftward drift and regional tension with Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam.
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U.S
Cambodia
United States
Sihan-took
Red China
Soviet Union
Thailand
Laos
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Fifty Years Ago Items from The News Post Files
From the diary of Jacob Engelbrecht dated August 25 1825 a German Reformed church address by Rev Gurley and long talk by Francis Scott Key are noted. The specter of a water famine in Brunswick is described as broken pumping and limited reserves. Governor Goldsborough appoints Morris A Soper chief judge of the Baltimore city Supreme Bench. December 1 sale plans announced for Rosemont development near Frederick. M Mehrl Gittinger repairs MCA porch column base. Edward Sigafoose of Brunswick injured by a broken board while stock piling. Dan the horse of the Junior Fire Co dies in Washington after breaking a leg. Santa Claus letter received from Grace Hilderbrand asking for a doll, locket, chain and ring. Removal of bodies from the old Episcopal graveyard on East All Saints street proceeds toward Mt Olivet cemetery. Millard Lease Jr 13 shot himself in the foot while hunting on Buckey farm with a cat rifle. he is a News carrier.
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Jacob Engelbrecht
Gurley
Francis Scott Key
Georgetown
Casper Mantz
Pontius
Pilate
America
Africa
Prince George’s
St. Mary’s
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Brunswick
Goldsborough
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Eugene Sponseller
Harry G. Tritappe
Rosemont
Zimmerman Heirs
Frederick
H. Mehrl Gittinger
M.C
Edward Sigafoose
Hagerstown Logging Co
Dan
Junior Fire Co
Washington
Santa Claus
Grace Hilderbrand
Episcopal Graveyard
East All Saints Street
Mt. Olivet
Buckey Farm
North Market Street Pike
Millard Lease Jr
Battered and Bested in Pacific War Moves
Twenty years ago reports from Southwest Pacific Allied headquarters note the Japanese navy still able to oppose major Western Pacific moves. Berlin bombing by RAF bombers hits Ludwigshafen as Allied air forces prepare strategy. The U S Air Force weakens Japanese bases in the Marshall and Gilbert Islands as Nimitz declares readiness for Central Pacific operations.
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Solomons
Western Pacific
Charles E. Grimes
Motter
Lingapore
Germany
Berlin
Ludwigshafen
Russia
Gomel
U.S. Air Force
Marshall and
Gilbert Islands
Chester W. Nimitz
United States
Central Pacific
Rail historian Alvin Harlow dies at 88 in New York
Alvin F. Harlow, 88, noted author of many railroad and early communications histories, died Sunday in New York. He wrote extensively on regional topics and contributed to railroad literature.
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NEW York
Alvin F. Harlow
Rivers and roads described in colonial travel note
The report notes the Potomac at Point of Rocks is clear and normal while the Monocacy at Buckeystown runs clear and normal. It records Basutoland possessing a railway of one mile, 560 miles of gravel roads, two airfields and about 1,600 miles of government maintained paths linking villages.
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Potomac
Buckeystown
Basutoland
Kennedy Urges Cubans to Oust Castro. US Promises Aid
President Kennedy wrapped a Florida Texas swing with a call to the Cuban people to topple Fidel Castro and receive U S aid for a progressive government. He warned against foreign imperialism and pledged help to counter future communist influence in the hemisphere as he outlined policy in Miami Beach and Tampa remarks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Florida
Texas
United States
Tampa
Mi ‘Ami
White House
South
Miami
Hemis
Phere
Miami Beach
Inter- American Press Association
Richard M. Nixon
Cuba
Caribbean
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address details and disputed writing
The article discusses how Lincoln described his Gettysburg Address as short and unfinished. It cites John Nicolay's 1894 denial of on journey writing and James Speed's 1879 account of writing half a speech before Gettysburg.
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Everett
Brooks
Mearns
Lincoln
Washington
Gettysburg
John George Nicolay
Nicolay
The
Century Magazine
James Speed
Louisville
Speed
National Cemetery
Insurance Men To Meet Friday
John S. Crockett of Brentwood will speak at a meeting of the local Life Underwriters Association at the Town and Country Restaurant, West. The event features a special representative of Sun Life Insurance Company discussing Territorial Development and industry issues.
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John S. Crockett
Brentwood
Sun Life Insurance Company
Local Life Underwriters Association
Weat
Frederick County Junior Miss contestants named
James Haley announces the Frederick County Junior Miss contenders Nancy Hoke Thurmont High Susan Martin Emmitsburg High Betty Myers Linganore Sue Ann Johnson Frederick Lin da Mika from Frederick High. The winner will be chosen Friday at 9 30 p m in the Wedgwood Room Francis Scott Key Hotel.
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Frederick County
James Haley
Nancy Hoke
Thurmont High School
Susan Martin
Emmitsburg High School
Betty Myers
Linganore High School
Sue Ann Johnson
Frederick High School
Linda Mika
Wedgwood
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Lewisdale 4-H Club October meeting highlights
The Lewisdale 4-H Club met October 19 at the Gladhills home with Frances King as new president. Sixteen members attended, including three new ones Joan Day Jenny and Kathy Haines. Dues were paid as roll was called. New council representatives Donna Gladhill and Sherry Brown. Judy Glaze reported a $31.80 bake sale profit from Damascus October 12 and presented a gift to Montgomery County agent Mrs Milmo Hambleton who spoke on Color and You. Fairy King demonstrated making an equipping a cleaning basket for a girls room and Sue Gladhill on making popcorn balls. Eames outdoors activity led into refreshments. Also notes on Passamaquoddy project under Roosevelt era from 1935 to 1937.
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Lewisdale
Donna
Sue Gladhill
Frances King
Joan Day
Jennie
Kathy Haines
Donna Gladhill
Sherry Brown
Judy Glaze
Damascus
Sunshine Girl
Milmo Hambleton
Montgomery County
Funeral notices recap from local churches and funeral homes
Funeral services for Earl G. Hays were held at Mt. Carmel United Brethren Church Garfield with interment in the church cemetery. Miss Sarah Catherine Eagle of Brunswick died at home and was buried in Reformed Cemetery Middletown, with services at Feete funeral home. Ross C. Wirer and Charles Alexander Herbert had services in Thurmont and Sunny side respectively, with interments at Blue Ridge and church cemeteries. Mrs Theresa Kunkel Ross, Margaret Barkman Bennett, Molly I. Brown, Ann Marie Wisner, and Orie L. Gosnell also received tributes and burials in local cemeteries. Juried pallbearers and funeral directors from M. R. Etchison and Son and Feete were noted for multiple services across the area.
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Earl G. Hays
Garfield
Mt. Carmel
Sarah Catherine Eagle
Brunswick
Feete Funeral Home
Frank Fesperman
William Roelke
Jeffrey Eagle
Wayne Beagle
Richard Wirts
Harvey Eagle Jr
Robert Eagle
Reformed Cemetery
Middletown
C. H. Feete
Ross C. Wirer
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Richard A. Roof
Paul Six
John E. Firor
Edward O'Hara
Woodrow Main
Markell Main
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Charles Alexander Herbert
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Methodist Church
Homer Bullett
Joseph
John
Roger
Charles
Adam Rollens
John Henry Herbert
Theresa Kunkel Ross
Charles Worthington Ross Jr
Council Street
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
F. Ross Myers
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
W. Merediths. Young
Joseph T. Griffin
Dudley M. Page
Parsons Newman
Philip R. Winebrewer
A. Austin Pearce
Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Arthur Potts
W. Jarboe Grove
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Margaret P. Barkman Bennett
John M. Bennett
U. S. Army
Natonal Institute of Health
Bethesda
W. Merval Weaver
United Presbyterian Church
Mt. Olivet
Ann Marie Wisner
Lester Leroy Wisner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
East Church Street
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Eugene Wisner
Jerry Pearrell
John Pearrell
Owen Pearrell
Clarence Welty
Lester Wisner
Orie L. Gosnell
Herbert E. Gosnell
West Chester
Paul L. Althouse
Evangelical United Church of Christ
F. Ross
Myers
E. Austin James
George I. Smith
Col
Frederick L. Smith
Paul G. Smith
W. Douglas Zimmerman
Thurmont funeral services and urn burial details
Services were held for Daisy Irene Weedon who died at Montevue Home for the Aged. The Wake was at St. Paul’s A.NLE Church in Della with Rev F R Paulding and Rev C B Jackson officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Naylor David Naylor Claude Ambush Floyd Ambush William Blackston and Charles Brown. Interment followed in Church cemetery. E. Hicks IH Funeral Director.
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Daisy Irene Weedon
Montevue
St. Paul's A.nle
Della
F.R. Pauldings
C.B. Jackson
Charles Naylor
David Naylor
Claude Ambush
Floyd Ambush
William Blackston
Charles Brown
Church Cemetery
C.E. Hicks IH
Local Residents Treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A list of individuals treated or admitted includes Among The Sick Mr. Roger Spike Gordon of 202 West South St now at Frederick Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. Mrs. James C. Shipley formerly Fay Gochnauer underwent a major renal artery transplant at Georgetown University Hospital.
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Roger “Spike’’ Gordon
West South St
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clyde R. Horner
le Gore
Wilmer Eye Clinic
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
James C. Shipley
Springfield
Fay Gochnauer
Georgetown University Hospital
William H. Koontz
Charles Street
Mary Lease
North Market Street
Chester
Hamilton
West Fifth Street
Edith H. Pearl
Elmer Roderick
New Market
M. R. Etchison and Son
Narcotics Stolen From Mercers Rexall Drug Store
Police investigate a break in at Mercers Rexall Drug Store at 243 North Market Street. Morphine and an undetermined amount of narcotics were taken from a locked cabinet after the rear window was pried open. Entry occurred between 10 and 11 p.m. No suspects yet.
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Mercer
Rexall
Paul R. Mercer
North Market Street
Paul W. Mossburg
Robert Mercer
Birthday Celebrations Mark Milestone Dates In Area
Mr. Edgar Feaster of Walkersville will celebrate his 90th birthday Sunday at his daughter Mrs. James Pasquale’s Maplewood New Jersey home. Miss Reba Duttow of Horton’s Boarding House Union Bridge will mark her 65th birthday on Saturday. Mrs. Millie Rippeon a waitress at Snow White Grill East Patrick Street observes her birthday today. The White House holds a single Jefferson artifact a bronze inkstand.
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Edgar Feaster
Walkersville
James Pasquale
Claremont Avenue
Maplewood
N. J
Reba Duttow
Horton
Union Bridge
Millie Rippeon
Snow White Grill
East Patrick Street
USIA Selects Frederick for Crossroads U. S. A. feature
The Voice of America plans to film in Frederick as part of Crossroads U. S. A. It follows the Kessler family and aims to show typical American life behind the iron curtain. The program will visit several towns to depict an average family and their community activities.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Kesslers
Marsha
West Frederick
Darryl
South Frederick
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Mr. Albert
United States
Frederick
Deaths Charles E Bowers A Downsville farmer dies at 90
Charles Edward Bowers retired farmer of Downsville near Hagerstown died Monday night at Washington County Hospital after a six week illness. He was 90, born near Bakersville, with a large family including many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set at Downsville Christian Church with Rev. Luther Bowers and Rev. Jimmy Rose. interment Bakersville Cemetery.
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Charles E. Bowers
Charles Edward Bowers
Downsville
Hagerstown
Washington County Hospital
Bakersville
John
Martha Shull Bowers
Wilbur
Miss Lagretta Bowers
Bruce
Clear Spring
Donald
Floyd
Walter
Hersel
Fairplay
Iva Fox
Reha Huntzberry
This City
John Bowers
Williamsport
Kate Catlett
Front Royal
Daisy Wilburn
Weston
W. Va
Carrie Mayhugh
St. Louis Mo
Leaf Funeral Home
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