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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1961

Page

2

Local Frederick News Delivers Dated 1961 Post

The Frederick edition lists mailing details and subscription rates for The News. It notes daily afternoon issues and Sunday editions from the South Pig B and B Mfg Co with pricing for by mail and in person, and mentions Associated Press copyright and local republication rights.

REAT Southern Pig B&b Mfg Piore Mao Frederich Carrign Audit Bureau of Cirevisions EMBER Associated Press BIAP Frederick

Supreme Court Upholds Laws Barring Communist Activity

The Supreme Court upholds federal laws requiring Communist organizations to register with the Department of Justice and criminalizing active membership in groups advocating violent overthrow. Justice Frankfurter supports the majority, arguing that preserving national security may require limiting certain freedoms when faced with a worldwide movement aimed at destroying the government. The Communist response decries the decision as anti democratic while the court warns that liberty must endure even amid such threats.

Supreme Court Department of Justice Justice Frankfurter Communist Party Moscow

Teenager in Doubs Calls for Halloween Privileges

A Nov 15 1961 letter from Doubs Maryland urges editors to grant teenagers the same Halloween freedoms older residents enjoyed. It argues pranksters are harmless if treated with respect and urges parental support for youth traditions.

Two Brothers From Trujillo Exile After Air Force Action

Two brothers from Trujillo flee into exile after the air force disperses a peaceful gathering. The incident follows a day of unrest with scattered remnants of the crowd and lingering tensions in the city.

Trujillo

Fifty Years Ago From The News Items November 20 1911

The United States Legation in Peking ordered Americans to leave the interior or treaty ports amid fear of anti foreign unrest. President Taft shows improvement after a cold, with Charles D Hilles also a victim. Middletown case favors the town. Washington County Historical Society acts to preserve the old Washington monument. A fire near Gayfield caused by grass on a hill lacked water supply to fight it. Civil engineer Crum surveys West Third street extension on Zimmerman land. Dixon buys Elm street lots. Grove leaves Lime Kiln to attend the First Annual Road Congress in Richmond Virginia.

United States Peking Taft Frederick Charles D. Hilles Motter Peter Middletown Washington County South Mountain Charles Rohrback Gayfield Rohrback Rohrhback Independent Hose Co E. C. Crum West Third Street Clinton Zimmerman Mehal Dixon Milton G. Urner Elm Street William J. Grove Crothers Maryland American Association For Highway Improvement Richmond

Roosevelt Urges Arbitration To Set Steel-Mining Status Quo

The piece notes President Roosevelt asking steel workers and coal miners to maintain the status quo during a national emergency or accept arbitration on the closed shop. Eden warns in Commons that Japanese attack on the Burma road would create a grave situation. Dr Jesse W Downey of Baltimore dies suddenly in a drug store at age 59. The Women’s Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed denomination hears Mrs James Mengel of Reading, Pa. deliver an earnest address to 150 observers.

Roosevelt Singapore Xazis Camp Lee Anthony Eden Great Britain House of Commons Burma Road Jesse W. Downey Baltimore Eye and Ear New Market Women's Guild OF the Evangelical and Reformed Denomination James M. Menge Reading

Funeral services for Gary Jacob Bowers

Funeral services for Gary Jacob Bowers of Tanevtown, who cited Wednesday, were held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the C. C. and Son funeral home. The obituary notice appeared in Gorge Courier.

Gary Jacob Bowers Tanevtown C. C. and Son Funeral Home Tan

Merats ng one spe teem leads to stock quotes

In a misted stock note a small team reports on shares from an exchange. The brief highlights notable gains and losses with focus on key players and firms driving the day’s market moves.

Dinner Held Amid Tangled Meeting Confusion

A disrupted gathering at a town facility led to confusion among attendees and children present. The event referenced names like Giattan and Charnes, with unclear roles and a note about RFD 2 in Frederc.

Braddock Optimists Honor Youth During appreciation week

Braddock Optimist Club held Youth Appreciation Week at a regular dinner meeting to honor leaders and members of youth groups it sponsors. Captain David F. Tate of Fort Detrick spoke praising youth work and noting higher education is needed to meet society's standards. Certificates were presented by Horace Z. Opel to Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Brownie Troop 34 Braddock Heights Grange Cub Scouts Science Club and their leaders and members.

Braddock Heights Tate Horace Z. Opel Boys Work Committee Boy Scouts George Barthel Donald Barthel Richard Throne Jimmy Sherald Charles Lang Girl Scouts Geneva Barthel Edna Wachter Mary Lee Barthel Nancy Lang Brownie Audrey Potts Jamie Cohen Connie Ann Patton Claudia Potts Braddock Heights Grange Grace] Stone Darlene Baugher Ruby Baugher Cub Gordon Taylor Betty Seligmann Jerry Hoffman Ricky Miller Science Club Robert Nakamura Marvin Lipford Lee Sharpe

Tea for Bodine Draws Local Notables at Historical House

About 160 people attended a Saturday afternoon tea at the newly decorated Historical House auditorium hosted by Friends of the C Burr Artz Library. Guest of honor A Aubrey Bodine of Baltimore, Sun photographer, signed copies of his photobook The Face of which was released prior in routine. Harold Williams and Dr Mrs Meredith Smith of Frederick were present.

C. Burr

Thurmont Physician Dr. M Franklin Birely Jr Dies at 57

Dr M Franklin Birely Jr a longtime Thurmont physician died at his home Saturday at 11 am The county medical examiner could not determine the cause pending autopsy results Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 pm at M L Creager and Son Funeral Home interment in Blue Ridge cemetery He is survived by his wife Louise and son Carter Birely He served in the Army Medical Corps in World War I and practiced in Ridgewood New Jersey before returning to Frederick County He was 57 and active in St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Church the Thurmont American Legion and the Frederick County Medical Society He formerly directed the Thurmont Bank

M. Franklin Birely Jr Thurmont William Ervin Charles H. Corbett Blue Ridge Cemetery Army Medical Corps Birely Louise C. Birely Carter Birely Morris A. Birely Bertha Bushey Birely England Sicily Italy Gettysburg College Johns Hopkings University Maryland University Medical School

Eichmann trial set to reconvene in December

A Justice Ministry source said the Adolf Eichmann trial will reconvene in December to finalize the verdict on his guilt or innocence in the wartime massacres. Translators and staff will begin work to prepare the Hebrew German English and French translations, with a verdict reading expected to last three or four days.

Jerusalem Justice Ministry Adolf Eichmann Gestapo Eichmann Gideon Hausner

Clear Thinking Seals Top Score In Rubber Bridge Duel

In a rubber bridge contest South navigates a complex auction and play. West opens diamonds and later doubles three clubs to create pressure for a top score. After careful reasoning South discards on hearts and, counting West’s distribution, ruffs and leads secure nine tricks for the win.

South East West Eight of Hearts Dummy

Local Residents Enter Johns Hopkins and Windobena Convalescent Care

Among the sick, Mrs. Dorothy Bentz of 513 Wilson Place has returned home post surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs. Anna Etchison of 11 West Second Street was admitted Friday to Roosevelt Building of Windobena Convalescent and Rest Home. Miss Kim Brist Jr, two, returned home from Memorial Hospital after medical care. Mrs. Mae Brown, treated at Johns Hopkins, was discharged to care in the city.

Dorothy Bentz Wilson Place Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Anna Etchison West Second Street Roosevelt Windobena Kim Brust Man Brist Jr Memorial Hospital Arena

Deaths in Maryland and Florida Obituaries Published

Notices record multiple deaths including four year old Richard M. Kuhn Jr of Jefferson and infant Debra Seals of Mr. Airy. Obituaries honor Mrs Annie M. Meeks of Deland and Charlie D. Smith of Union Bridge with funeral plans, calls, and interment details.

Unionville Homemaker Club Holds November Meeting

Unionville November meeting at Singanore Grange Hall opened with the Lord's Prayer. President Mrs. Everett Garver led, with foods demo on Chilean dishes by Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Yost. Christmas plans, auxiliary reports, and next meeting set for December 14 with a dinner.

Unionville Unionville Homemaker’s Club Singanore Grange Hall Everett Garver Frederick Yost Garver Chile Kenneth Barker Herbert Brent Garver Reported the County Club Calvary Methodist Church Ralph Ripley Holly Albaugh Melvin Anthony Carl Hook Gilbert Singanore Grange Grange Hall

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