Aerojet Employee Good Citizenship Drives Political Donations
Aerojet-General in Azusa reports 18 000 of 24 000 workers gave over 60 000 to political campaigns through its Good Citizenship Campaign. Dan A. Kimball announced 1960 results in San Francisco and presented 55 000 checks to Kennedy and Nixon campaigns. Half of Aerojet employees participated. funds were directed via the Azusa office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azusa
Calif
Aerojet-General
Aerojet
Dan A. Kimball
San Francisco
Kimball
Arthur H. Rude
Roger
Kent
California
Kennedy
Rude
Marco’ Hellman
Atlantic
The Automobile Industry as Economic Pivotal Force
The piece argues the American auto industry drives the national economy, consuming vast shares of leather, rubber, plate glass and steel. It notes one in seven workers rely on autos, and one in six firms touch auto parts and services, with global spread from Canada to Asia. The auto industry is described as the principal employer and economic influence, shaping postwar prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Samaing
Canada
Germany
Italy
Japan
Africa
South America
Asia
Yule Foods Tonight Demonstration At Extension Office
The Young Farmers Wives Class meets at the extension office for a demonstration on Foods For Entertaining All Christmas. Miss Beatrice Fehr leads, with assistants Miss Frede rica Russell and Mrs Adele Miler. Program starts at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Farmers Wives
Beatrice Fehr
Army Pvt Hoff completes ADT at Fort Bliss Texas
Army Pvt Norman L Hoff 23 completed advanced individual training November 15 at the Air Defense Training Center Fort Bliss Texas. He trained as a radar crewman after enlisting last July and basic training at Fort Benning Georgia. Hoff a Mt Airy High School 1955 graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Hoff of Westminster Road New Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bliss, Tex
Army
Norman L. Hoff
Helen
Rt. 1
New Windsor
Air Defense Training Center
Fort Bliss
Tex
Hoff
Fort Benning
Mt. Airy High School
Charles E. Hoff
Rth Westminster
Lewisdale 4H Club Meets at Mi View Church Hall
The Lewisdale 4H Club held a November 5 meeting at Mi View Church Hall with 20 members and two leaders. Peggy Gladhill was welcomed as a new member. Members answered roll call with Halloween roles. Leaders quizzed girls on projects and pattern layout. Ruth Anne King led the 4H pledge. Next meeting is November 26 at Debbie Hurley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisdale +H Club
Mi View
Peggy Gladhill
Hallowe'en
Arnold
Mullinix
Ruth Anne King
Debbie Hurley
Local 1910 Maryland conference closes. jurors named for December
The Sixth Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections ends in Frederick. Chief Judge Hammond selects jurors for the December term including Frank E. Sheffield and others. Treasuer Guy Er. Motter reports fair receipts of 23,823.35 and expenditures 20,100.21. Contributions for a new Asbury church building total about 330 dollars. A Thurmont concrete substation for Frederick Railroad Co. nears completion. Auctioneer John L. Dutrow sold a Woodsboro property for 7,310 dollars to Dr. Tra J. McCurdy from the estate of George M. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Conference of Charities and Corrections
Yerman Hainers
York
H. P. Fahrney
North Market Street
Hammond Amer
Frederick
Frank E. Sheffield
Benton Knodle
Henry J. D. Hagan
Abram
John N. Clary
Guy ER. Motter
Asbury ME
L. J. Valentine
Thurmont
Frederick Railroad Co
John L. Dutrow
Woodsboro
William B. Catshall
George M. Shaw
Tra J. McCurdy
Greeks Capture Koritza as Italian Base Falls
Twenty years ago Greek forces captured Koritza in Albania with Italians fleeing. The report notes Greece could be free of invaders by nightfall. Several Brunswick residents were injured in a morning car crash near Plane No. 4.
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Koritza
Albania
Greece
Brunswick
Plane No. 4
William Francis Cain
Katie Reich
Philip Murray
Roosevelt
John J. Pershing
France
Pershing
Henry I. Stahr
Hood College
Rotary Club
Adna W. Leonard
Methodist Church
Howard W. Jackson
Baltimore
Charles W. Adams
Calvary Methodist Church
B. W. Meeks
Midlands
Great Britain
Airman Aided In Capsule Recovery From Discoverer XVII
McClellan AFB California Airman First Class George Hodges aided in recovering the Discoverer XVII capsule, hailed as the most successful in the Discoverer series by Major General Ritland. The 552nd Airborne Early Warning and Control Wing flew RC-121D radar stations in direct support of the capsule catch from McClellan and Hickam AFBs. Lt Col Horace C. Mechels Jr praised radar teams for pinpointing the capsule as it descended and guiding C-119s for a second pass if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcclellan Afb
California
George Hodges
Frederick
Outer Space
O. L Ritland
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
552Nd Airborne
McCellan Afb
Calif
Hickam Afb
Hawaii
352Nd Discoverer
Horace C. Mechels Jr
Nichols
552Nd Task Force
Deaf School Board Reviews Plans and Appointments
The semi annual Mary land School for the Deaf Board of Visitors met with President Judge Charles E Moylan presiding. Superintendent Lloyd A Ambrosen reported land purchase for athletic use, engineering firm Baker Wibberney and Associates hired, and two new dormitories planned with funds provided by the General Assembly. A tour of the new Primary Building was held, admissions to late spring. Members spoke on budget salaries and educational issues while commemorating the late William M Storm. New vice president Dr Bernard QO Thomas Sr and executive committee member Tyson Lee were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Visitors
The
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charlies E Moylan
Lioyd A. Ambrosen
Lands Trustees
Baker, Wibberney and Associates
Ambrosen
State Planning Department
General Assembly
William M.storm
Herbert R. O'Conor
de. Bernard QO. Thomas Sr
Storm
Tyson Lee
Charles E. Moylan
Baltimore
Bernard O. Thomas Sr
Frederick
Harry B. Shaw
Braddock Heights
Charles McC. Mathias
D. John Markey
J. Tyson Lee
Oscar E. Webb
John K. Shaw Jr
A. Elin
John M. Clayton Jr
George W. McManus Jr
J. Norman Ager
Rudolph C. Hines
Hyattsville
Walter N .S
Personal Notices of Local Birthday Anniversaries
Mr Albert W Sigafoose of Thurmont will be 67 on Wednesday. J Frank Fox of Braddock Heights will be 74 on Wednesday. Mrs Frank McKenzie of South Market Street observes her birthday Friday. Mrs Jacob M Shook of West Patrick Street observes her birthday Saturday. Mr E Austin James of East Church Street observes his birthday. Mrs Andrew J Brown of Thurston will be 8 on Sunday. Mrs B F Grove Jr of West Birthday Sunday. Mrs C C Weddle of Trail Avenue observes her birthday Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Biddinger and Mr and Mrs C Earl Hehn of Seneca and Mr and Mrs Jack Biser and daughter Connie of Hyattsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Boone of Hanover RFD 4. Miss Reba Dutrow of Homewood Church Home Williamsport will celebrate her birthday Wednesday.
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Albert W. Sigafoose
Thurmont
J. Frank Fox
Braddock Heights
Frank McKenzie
South Market Street
Jacob M. Shook
West Patrick Street
E. Austin James
East Church Street
Andrew J. Brown
Thurston
B. F. Grove Jr
C. C. Weddle
Trail Avenue
David Biddinger
C. Earl Hehn
Seneca
Jack Biser
Connie
Hyattsville
Charles Boone
Hanover
Rfd
Reba Dutrow
Homewood Church
Williamsport
Local Hospital Notes Include Surgeries and Discharges
Among the sick Mr Karl R Biddinger Sr of Liberty Town entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday for surgery today. Charles Bill Simmons of Transmission ville was released from Frederick Memorial Hospital October 28 and is convalescing slowly at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl R. Biddinger Sr
Libertytown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles
Bill) Simmons
Tramsville
Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship Meets At Snoots Home
The Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship gathered November 17 at Anna and Raymond Snoots Jr. in Hansonville with 23 members sharing favorite Thanksgiving foods. Officers elected for next year include President Mary Alice Ramsburg and Vice President Mike Stulls. A Christmas card sale, skating party report, and caroling plans were discussed. A gift to the Snoots was presented and the next meeting was set for a Christmas Dairy at Johnny Speak's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship
Anna
Raymond Snoots Jr
Hansonville
Frank Stottlemyer
Edwin Stull
Building Fund
Snoots Jr
Mary Alice Ramsburg
Mike Stulls
Patsy Biddinger
Guy Stull Jr
Linda Atkins
Wesley
Miss Ramsburg
Liberty Town
Libertytown
Charles Anglesbee
Anglesbee
Wilson Stull
George Stevens
Hawaii
Charles Piordan
Raymond Keller
Cil
Stull
Michael Misulia
Stephen Knott
Wallace Kent
Kent
Stevens
Vindobona Personnel Holds Monthly Meeting
The Vindobona Personnel convened November 17 at the Vindobona Inc main office with 20 members present. Amendments to the constitution were approved, new officers elected, a donation planned for lobby redecorating, and the Christmas party scheduled for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vindobona
At & P. Lm
Vindobona, Inc
Carolee Siup
Maryland State Nursing Home Association, Inc
Baltimore
Sheraton-Belvedere
Mary E. Mur- Tray
Mildred Eyler
Susan Muinarik
Marion Comer
R.N
Ellen Cooper
Vindobona Personnel
H. L. Fahrney
Louise Snyder
R. N
Ridge Building
Dolly Boyer
Crena Spencer
Sandy MciIntosh
Plan Book Gifts To Honor Late Miss Reddick
A memorial is planned in honor of the late Miss Nan nie L. Reddick to support a book collection at Walkersville Elementary School. Reddick taught 40 years in the Walkersville area and died November 14 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Contributions go through PTA treasurers to create a bookshelf in the elementary library with periodic additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie L. Reddick
Walkersville
Cedric Smith
Walkersville High School
PTA
James Working
Reddick
Shiloh Church
Glade Valley Lions Club
Ing
Death notices for Mrs. Frank Barnes and Mrs. Clara Crone
Mrs. Frank Barnes of Frederick County dies at 66 at home on Barnes Road after 44 years in New Windsor. Survived by husband Frank W. Barnes two children two sisters one brother and three grandchildren. services Thursday at Linganore Methodist Church with burial at Pipe Creek cemetery. Mrs. Clara G Crone of Brunswick dies at home of her son-in-law in Bartonsville aged 71. funeral Friday 2 pm at 106 East Church Street with interment at Frederick Memorial Park.
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Frank Barnes
Nola Reck Barnes
Barnes Road
Frederick County
New Windsor
Barnes
Carroll County
Howard
Ina Conaway Reck
Frank W. Barnes
Evelyn C. Wihide
Francis H. Barnes
Myrle Reck
Ethel Quasne
Oella
Ralph Reck
Rocky Ridge
Linganore Methodist Church
Unionvile
Waltz Funeral
Winfield
W. Daniel Rich
Pipe Creek Cemetery
Howers
Charles G. Crone
Clara Gertrude Crone
Park Avenue
Brunswick
Charles A. Phelps
Bartonsville
John J
Emma Jenkins Pearl
Frederick Memorial Park
M. R. Etchison and Son
Waltz
Georgia Baugh
Lisbon
Howard County
Henry Brown
Calvary Lutheran Church of
Woodbine
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Vernon Bandel
Claude and
Charles Slagle
Owen Fowble
Roger F. Lanner Jr
Roy Crum
Emily Crampton Bittle
Thomas C. Bittle
Knoxville
East Church Street
Harold J. Wilson
Grace Episcopal Church
Lewis M. Kirby
William Gross
Charles V. Main
Laurens N. Bowers
Robert A. Webber
George S. Bennett
Carlos Myers
Funeral notices and services for multiple local residents
Funeral services were held for Nettie May Boyd of Taneytown at Fuss Funeral Home Taneytown with Rev. Morgan Andreas officiating. Interment followed in Grace United Church of Christ cemetery Taneytown. Pallbearers included Edgar Fink Clarence Motter and others.
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Nettie May Boyd
Taneytown
Fuss
Morgan Andreas
Edgar Fink
Clarence Motter
Clarence Legore
Oliver Lambert
Geary Bowers
Edmund Nusbaum
Grace United Church of Christ
C. O. Fuss
Memorial Planned for Rev Dr Scott R Wagner at Zion Church
Zion church officials announced a memorial for the late Rev Dr Scott R Wagner who served 32 years as pastor and eight years as pastor emeritus. Contributions will be accepted at Zion Evangelical and Reformed church next Sunday morning. no final decision on the memorial’s nature has been made.
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Hagerstown
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Scott R. Wagner
Wagner
Zion . Church
Jacobi on Bridge
Not enough readable content to determine a full summary. The text appears as byline style notes listing names Jacobi Oswald Jacoby and a service attribution to MEA, with no concrete article facts or events.
All Aces Are Not Enough in Contract Hand Analysis
Bridge note explains North South bidding in a notrump sequence ending in a slam invitation. North should not jump to six spades or pass at four spades. five spades is the correct bid to let South decide on a slam based on aces, with South holding a small heart issue but likely a six spade win.
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South
North
Elect New Officers and Community Club Notices
The Men's Bible Club of Oak Hill Church of God held a meeting November 14 with fifteen members. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Paul Weddle, Vice President Fred Horner, Secretary Clyde Poits, Treasurer Samuel Horner. A Johnsville 4H Club meeting covered accomplishments and planned a Christmas caroling event and party with new officers elected and a local achievement night planned.
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Men's Bible Club
Oak Hill
Paul Weddle
Fred Horner
Clyde Poits
Samuel Horner
Horner
Denver Potts
Oliver Weddle
Howard Potts
Johnsville
Faye Frou_fester
Unionville +H
Hevner
Alpha Theta Meets in Winchester Hall
Alpha Theta Chapter held its 18th meeting on November 16 in Winchester Hall with President Alice Nickie presiding. Reports included a donation to the Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association and a December Christmas party at Mrs Roland Nickle's Walkersville home.
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Alpha Theta
Alpha Theta Chapter
Winchester Hall
Alice Nickie
Frederick County
Personality Unlimited
Veronica Dengel
Child Burned After Falling Into Scalding Water
Lynn Martin foster child of Mr and Mrs Howard Dinterman of Rocky Springs suffered serious burns Saturday after slipping into a bucket of hot water. She received treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital emergency room and returned home.
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Lynn Martin
Howard Dinterman
Rocky Springs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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WTOP
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Karol
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Strawsburg
Cindy Eyler
Mary Young
Lillian Horne
PULES
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Texas Baseball League
Richard
Dick) Butler
San Antonio
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Ralph L. Hankey
Emmitsburg
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Pen Mar
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University of Maryland
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Junior Fire Company
Carroll Manor
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Miss Reddick
Essex
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Wilma Smith
John A. Prybysz
Rosedale
Bern
Switzerland
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Laytonsville
Richard 4. Irvin
Grace Methodist Church
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Lawrence Best
Everett Bean
Merle Jacobs
Donald King
Maurice Spalding
Milton Walkker
Forest Oak Cemetery
Libertytown Methodist Church
Stephen Hamilton Galley
Veterans Administration Center
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W. Va
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Charles Robinson
Arlington National Cemetery
Ter Stone
Edward K
Cheries Luback
Williams
Chester Ri
Kenneth Tyson
D. D. Hartzier
Oswald Jacoby
MEA
Nolan—Martin
St. Mary's Catholic Church
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Hugh Bernard Nolan
Frostburg
Regis Larkin
Robert Passarelli
William Dove
Dennis L. Shuck
Richard Harris
Tortuga
Watkins Acres
Towson State Teachers College
Parkley Elementary School
la Salle High School
Cumberland
Frostburg State Teachers College
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LaBrush
Barbara LaBrush
Alfred LaBrush
Donald C. Moore
Claude Moore
Old Braddock
Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage
Charles F. Trunk
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