SVE er 1 Every Atermeen Grew synday
Local radio and newspaper masthead from November 28 1961 lists syndication by the GREAT SOUTHERN PTG MPG and credits the Associated Press. It provides subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery and notes postal classification and office details in Frederick Md and Free Brick Abc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Southern Ptg
North Court St
Prone
Frederick
Carrice
Associated Press
Cewa
Free Brick
Potomac Basin Dams Clash Over Water Plan Options
Army Corps of Engineers outlines five potential dam schemes for the Potomac Basin to supply water for 5 million residents by 1985 and 7 million by 2010. Proposals range from Riverbend mainstem dam with 71 others to a major tributaries plan, plus smaller variants. Public hearings begin November 2 to hear engineers and conservation groups, farmers, bikers, and other interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Corps of Engineers
Potomac River
Potomac Basin
Riverbend
Great Falls
Monocacy
National Park Service
Park Service
Congress
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
C&o
Springfield
W. Va
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah
Little Cacapon River
Uppet
Cacapon River
West Virginia
Fotomac
Tae
Letter From Local Student On School Tests And Time
A reader writes from a local college community complaining about time tests and academic pressures. The letter reflects personal frustration and requests attention to student wellbeing and testing policies.
Milk replaces cranberries in field crop layout
A reader argues that milk should take the place of cranberries in farming plans, noting field crops include many foods in diets and suggesting radiation concerns are overstated. The letter questions fallout fears and compares exposure from TV and X rays to atomic detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrushchev
Dre. L. S. Taylor
Santa letters arrive at News-Tost office
The paper received letters from Eugene Klipp Mountaindale Pamela Ambush RFD 1 Dickerson Kym Palm Carver Apartments Billy Ridgley RFD 1 Mt Airy Candy Martz Keymar Melody Martz Keymar. The messages are sent to the North Pole for Santa to fulfill the children’s wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Santa Claus
News-T’ost
Eugene Klipp
Mountaindale
Pamela Ambush
RFD
Fifty Years Ago News-Post Highlights 1911
Fifty years ago reports from the News-Post include a pig owned by John Putman killed by a trolley car en route to Toarmont under Motorman Horiie. A 12 year old boy Charles Watson Jr. broke an arm leaping from a barn door at Mr. Best’s home. A costly fire in H Summers and Bro. storeroom caused about 6000 dollars in damage. Freder ick Railroad Co workers began laying heavier rails on East Patrick street. Mrs Martha Hammond shattered a window with her head while looking out. The Scarlet Fever scare affected Mt Airy. The Boys High School orchestra organized with Fenton Harris director. Mayor Schell distributed notices urging separation of offal from ashes for garbage collection. A collision occurred on the Jefferson pike between teams of W P Morsell and J H Diller damaging harness and bogey. Live work and yard expansion noted at local rail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Putman
Toarmont
Horiie
John Best
Charles Watson Jr
Charles Watson
Market Street
H. S. Summers
Bro
South Market Street
H Summers
Frederick Railroad Co
East Patrick Street
Martha Hammond
West Third Street
W. Hess
H. Knock
J. Keller
Pen
S. F. Harris
N. Kidd
Rove
Charles Sstuth
Schell
Jefferson Pike
William P. Morsell
Frederick
J. H. Diller
Adamstown
Nikirk
Twenty Years Ago From The Near Pest Fier
garbled text references heavy warships heading to the Pacific and a fire destroying a weatherboard home of Mr and Mrs Fritz on the Lawrence form peer Vsieevaia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near Pest
Fier
Buiana
Pacix
Sense
Fritz
Peer Vsieevaia
Army fellowship awarded to Dr K Higuchi at Fort Detrick
Dr Kiyoshi Higuchi receives the Research Fellowship from Dr Riley Housewright as scientific director at ceremonies led by Colonel Carl Casto and Under Secretary Stephen Ailes. Higuchi, a nutrition and microbial physiology expert, will study in Japan with Kyoto University authorities before returning to publish in journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Kiyoshi Higuchi
Medical Bacteriology Division
Fort Detrick
Riley D. Housewright
Carl S. Casto
Stephen Ailes
Ailes
Higuchi
University of Utah
Norman Gary
University of Wisconsin
Ph Lambda Upsilon
Sigma Xi
American Society of Microbiologists
American Chemical Society
American Academy of Microbiology
Detrick
Journal of Bacteriology
American Society
U. S. Army
Japan
Osami Hayaishi
Kyoto University
Damaged Damascus Health News Update
Mrs. Gertrude Hayes ig seeks care in Damascus. Fred Oden returns home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after three weeks. Anne Davis confined to home with pleurisy in Damascus. Helen L. Plaskard returns to Selective Service duties after illness. Raymond E. Bowers Sr. slated for surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charles St. Keefer reports plumbing issues on Washington Street. Harry Bishop admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hayes Ig
Damascus
Fred Oden
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Anne Davis
Helen L. Plaskard
Selective Service Office
Raymond E. Bowers
West Seventh Street
Charles St. Keefer
Washston Street
Harry
Bud) Bishop
Frederick
Morial Hospital
Dam Meet Sponsor Withdraws From Committee
The Potomac River sponsors withdraw from planning events for the dam project in Washington. The coordinating committee states engineers will attend the planned meeting to discuss the dam and river safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foiver Valley
Rher
Jon Plateins
of & Anon
Potomac River
Local Birthday and Anniversary Notices Highlight Community
Frederick area neighbors share celebrations with birthdays anniversaries and a birth announcement. George E. Hamilton marks his birthday while 25th wedding anniversary honors Mr and Mrs William Lee. A daughter Lynn Allison arrives at Takoma Park hospital with Tyeryar family ties to Eastview Shookstown. Ann Denise Plunkard and Mrs Ridgely German are also noted birthday celebrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hamilton
RFD
Frederick
Clifford Davis
Damascus
Roland Ward
Jimmy
Woodfield
Lewis Esterly
Clifford Davis Jr
Donald Gordon
Carol Ann
Mt. Airy
Robert Tregoning
Cedar Grove
John Stup
Johnny
Tommy
Browningsville
Paul Albaugh
Urbana
Jack Tregoning
Mollie Gladhill
Leslie Thompson
Susan
Eugene Connor
William F. Lee
Franklin J. Tyeryar Jr
Hyattsville
Lynn Allison
Washington Hospital and Sanitarium
Takoma Park
Tyeryar
Frenklin J. Tyarvar Sr
East
Turkey Marketing Order Faces Opposition at Hearing
A Minnesota feed maker opposed the proposed federal turkey marketing orders and urged amendments to give producers stronger control. Elmer H. Ziegenhagen of Minneapolis argued for abandonment of hatchery linked rules and for marketing requirements per producer. hearing near Des Moines continued through Monday as part of multiple USDA inquiries. Turkey raisers will vote early next year on adding the orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aericnlcore
Turkey
Craers
Past Presidents Meet Hosts and Honors in Eagles Auxiliary
The Pee 3 Presidents dief of the Eacles Auxuary met at Mrs. Mildred Grimes home on East Second Street with co host Mrs. Mildred Shafer. Marie Hartman opened with scripture and prayer. New officers to be installed. Shater read Thanksgiving Day. Door prize won by Mrs. Besse Mercer. Meeting began and closed with prayer. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dief
Eacles Auxuary
Midred Grimes
East Second Street
Mildred Shafer
Marie Hartman
Pierce
Fenrices
Emma
Dancpaet N Ss
Walt
Carmen Simpson
Besse Mercer
Will Probated Reveals Bequests From Several Local Wills
The Orphans Court probates multiple wills including Frank M Rohrback of Singanore who leaves all personal property to Nellie Glisan Young with life income from a mortgage. George Lert leaves cash legacies and endows church and broadcasting groups. George Raymond Bowers, Laura V Harris, Nora Mae Houser, Frances Wolfe Brashar and others also have estates arranged with spouses, heirs, or charitable beneficiaries indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McKinley Rohrback
Near Singanore
Nellie Glisan Young
George L. Lert
Middletown Valley
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Middletown
Long Beach Auditorium
California
Mennonite Hour
Harrisonburg
Beverly W. Weddle
Murray H. Fout
Carlotta Hays
Arelene C. Smith
George Raymond Bowers
Dorothy E. Putman
Dorothy E. Keyes
Laura V. Harris
William M. Storm
Hettie A. Hahn
Nora Mae Houser
C. Thomas Moore
Paul E. Moore
Frances Wolfe Brashear
Marvin ‘Chapel Cemetery
Plane No. 4
Stoll D. Kemp
Lucian K. Falconer
Drag Race Fatality Shocks Washington Sailor
A 1 year old sailor died and two others injured in a drag race crash on Michigan Avenue in northeast Washington. Vehicles collided, a light pole sheared off, and a parked car was knocked 100 feet. Police say a 1965 Chevrolet with custom exhaust sparked the fatal accident. Richard Rusk and John Albert Thompson were among the injured and charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michigan Avenue
Brewcht
John Albert Thompson
Eas Pines
Richard Rusk
B. Riverdake
Providence Hospital
Ponce
Rusk
Dowdas G. Jacobs
Liver Spring
Deaths in the region with multiple obituaries
Obituaries from Chambersburg, Hagerstown, Waynesboro, and York record deaths of Gordon Shriner Lugenbeel age 62, Mrs. Carrie Lehr 60, Mrs. Lutie McGlaughlin 67, Mrs. Nettie Watts 74, and Grace Shaff 30. Survivors include spouses, children, grandchildren, and siblings. Services and interments to be held in local cemeteries with funeral homes in New Windser, Waynesboro, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roma
I Gordon Shriner Lugenbeil
New Windaar
Iaire
Foe County
Charles William Lugenbeel
Virginia Pearre Lugenbeel
Lillian Schneider Lugenbeel
Margaret Fries
William L. Lugenbeel
Dorothy Harrigan
Ann Carol Mull
Elizabeth Cramer
Thomas L. Lugenbeel
Chambersburg, Pa
Gordon
Harry F. Letr
Carrie Landis Lehr
Harry F. Lehr
York
Tae
York Hospital
Charles C. McGlaughlin
Lutie I. McGlaughlin
Charles Calvin McGlaughlin
Washington County Hospital
Washington County
Abraham and
Ida Toms Kendall
Lantz
Highfield
Harold c. Travinger
Hagerstown
Funeral services for Lawrence Andrew Waller held Thursday
Lawrence Andrew Waller died Monday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at the funeral home 106 East en et street at 2 PM with interment in ML Oiet Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 PM. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Lawrence Andrew Waller
Doubs
Frederick , Memorial Hospital
Easten Et Street
ML Oiet
Friends Mar |Vail
Funeral notices and a Constellation crash report
Side Glances lists funeral details for Archie Hansberger Sr. and Mrs. Mary Alice Plitt with burial sites in St. Michael's and Mount Olivet cemeteries and assigns pallbearers. Additional notices cover L. K. Falconer and Olin L. Molesworth as funeral directors. The report notes a Richmond hearing where CAB experts testified rust colored matter was found in fuel systems of all four engines of the Constellation airliner that crashed near Byrd Field after engine failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Newmann
Reed Tait
Leon Tanguay
Bureau of Safety
Richmond
Constellation
Byrd Field
Acquitted Of Obstructing Traffic In Local Court
A 16 year old farm worker was acquitted of obstructing traffic after Trooper Stephen Riland testified he followed the tractor for about a mile on Route 340 at a maximum speed of 13 mph. The magistrate cited doubt about shoulder condition and acquitted. Fortin and Dickensheets were convicted of excessive speeds and fined. Williamson was acquitted in a separate case of exceeding 60 mph on Route 240.
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Martin E. Castle
RFD 4
Frederick
Stephen P. Riland
Castle
Stanley Y. Bennett
Ernest T. Fortin
RFD 3
Gaithersburg
Fortin
Th. R. E. Alderton
Francis L. Dickensheets
RFD
Dick Oe
Top Barnes
East Patrick
Dickensheets
Terry A. Williams
Baltimore
Bennett
Williamson
Cplt
Robert T. Storer
Waram
May Resume Probe Of Plane Crash
The Chil Reometics Board said Mondey % Tory resume a Mizini Bench Teal memb its Shek Seo.
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Washington
Chil Reometics Board
Mondey
Shek Seo
Copper Filaments Still In Package
Lincoln Laboratory scientists report that 350 million copper filaments released in Project West Ford remain in their packaging rather than being deployed. The plan aimed to float a dense needle cloud in a 2100 mile high orbit to blanket the Earth with a protective ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Mass
Lincoln Laboratory
Market Prices From Farmers Co-Operative Association
Grain prices reported by the Farmers Co-Operative Association list corn barley and wheat with current quoted values. The exact figures for each commodity are not legible in the provided text.
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Farmers Co-Operative Association
Birthday Dinner Honors 81st of Mrs. Hoffmaster
A birthday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Albaugh in Yellow Springs honored Mrs. Arthur Hoffmaster in her 81st year. Born in Ballenser district to Thomas and Ida Zimmeerman, she has three children and ten grandchildren, with two daughters living nearby and husband Earl A. Hoffmaster in Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Albauen
Yellow Springs
Arthur Hoffmaster
Albaugh
Hoffmaster
Ballenser
Thomas and
Ida Plummer Zimmeerman
Simpson Deamer
Hanover
Albaush
Earl A. Hoffmaster
Woodsboro
Yvone Deamer
Dana Deamer
Theodore Stough
Ned Stetner
Lee A. Thomas
William XN. Albaugh
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News-Post
Ralph C. Cooper
Marshall Stubbs
Fred J. Delmore
Chemical Corps Research and Development Command
Thelma
Watkins Acres
Calvin T. Condon Sr
Airy
Harry Gosnell
Evelyn Franklin
Dewey Jenkins
Taylorsville
Joseph Legrue
Calvin Condon Jr
Rohrback
New Windser
J. D. Hartzler and Sons
Singanore Cemetery
Lugenbeel
BPO Elks of
Chambersburg
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Western Maryland Railway
William F. Watts
Nettie B. Watts
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Watts
New Windsor
Welton
Susan (Johnson) Brown
St. Paul's
Charles C. Shatf
Grace Naomi Shhaff
Blue Ridge Summit
Charles C. Shaff
Smithsburg
Walter and
Bertha
Law) McAfee
Peas
Meccats
Charles Junior Shuff
Fred Holzward
Lamiz
Lawrence B. Harbaugh
Cascade
Michael Sullivan
West Palm
Wilson Funeral Home
Cumisburg
Re . Joseph's
Ethel Marie See
University of Maryland Hospital
Janes Twomer
Stantim Newcomer
James Newcomer
Ami Ray Newcomer
Emma Jane Davis
New Market
Aio
Crownsville State Hospital
Simpson's Chapel Methodist Church
F. N. Lyles
Sev. L. Broan
Ee Oe
Fossett
Lawrence Brightwell
Hanford Thomas
Claymon Crampton
William James
L. K. Falconer
Archie C.hansberger Sr
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Joseph E. Gedra
Lindsey L. Browning
William Henley
Arthur R. Lowman
Paul MacKenzie
Joseph Rogers
John Swartz
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Poplar Springs
Olin L. Molesworth
Mary Alice Plitt
Charles Plitt
Los Angeles
Calif
East Church Street
Clark
Aist
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Leonard Wachter
Harry Main Sr
Herbert Biker
Harl Compher
Duval Sneadner
Harry I. Hamilton
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sean
Snow
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