Frederick News Rates and Postal Info 1961
Rates for mail subscriptions vary by duration and delivery points. Advance payment options include six months for 6.50 and one year for 10.09, with carrier delivery also available at 1.88 for shorter terms. A 5 cent per copy service fee may apply. details on delivery points available on request. The item notes AP licensing and that the newspaper is a second class matter entered in Frederick, Maryland, on Wednesday, November 23, 1961.
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Job Explosion and Inflation Test Ahead
Dr. Walter W. Heller, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, says the nation’s real inflation test will come mid next year as the economy hits a new plateau. He argues sustained recovery toward full employment hinges on wage and price restraints and stable costs to prevent creeping inflation from derailing prosperity.
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Walter W. Heller
Federal aid boosts clean water as streams funded nationwide
The United States will spend 570 million over six years to help communities purify streams and build sewage treatment plants. Federal funds rise with a 3 to 7 state share, and grants for small communities increase to 600 thousand if half the funds go to towns of 125 thousand or less. The program encourages federal state local cooperation to conserve water resources and ensure safe drinking and recreation.
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United States
Gagarin Begins Walk With Lic Wife Amid India Visit
The report notes Yuri Gagarin and his wife arriving in India to start a sightseeing walk as part of their visit. Details focus on public appearances and the ceremonial start of their activities during the stay.
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Gagarin
INEMA
New Delai
India
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Acrowé
Science Fairs Set At Schools
Science fairs are planned at several schools with student projects and demonstrations. Teachers and principals invite participation from all grade levels to showcase experiments and innovative work across science disciplines.
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post Files
Weather prophets foresee a harsh winter in York County. A tramp was killed by a passenger train near New Windsor. Rebels captured Nanking after a brutal clash with 700 imperialists and 400 revolutionists dying. English birds were electrocuted at North Market and Second streets. A hardware shop owner noted the annual bird deaths. Sneak thief spotted by Thomas Lipps. shots fired but thief escaped. Turkeys scarce locally, plentiful in Baltimore markets. Barber and Green offer reward for stolen team. Jacob S Esterly injured lifting a pole near Yellow Springs. Lid down in Hagerstown as Sunday selling laws watched. Frederick City Abatior’s truck broke. goose-neck damaged. State Department asks troops held ready in Manila for possible move to China.
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York County
New Windsor
China
Nanking
North Market
Second Streets
J. J. Dill
Thomas Lipps
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Lipps
Baltimore
Barber and Green
Jacob S. Esterly
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Yellow Springs
Esterly
S. Fenton Harris
H. E. Staley
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Ideal
State Department
U.S
Manila
Deaths Earle S. Carlin and others tolls the local obituary notices
Obituaries from Montgomery County list Earle S. Carlin 68 of Bethesda longtime fuel company executive Lions Club and church lay leader. Also listed are Pauline Guston Guyton 34 Burkittsville wife of Arthur R. Guyton with children and church ties, Clara E. Hade 93 former Greencastle resident in hospital at Hazleton, and Newton Kefauver Sr. of Taney apartments died after illness with church affiliations and family survivors. Services and interments scheduled in local churches and cemeteries.
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Earle S. Carlin
Bethesda
George Washington Hospital
Boyds
Montgomery County
Thomas W. Perry Fuel Company
Bethesda Lions Club
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Eva M. Carlin
E. Austin Carlin
Irvin Fellag
Kenneth W. Simpson Jr
Richard Alcorn
Wade Young
Melvin Carlin
Marrian Curran
J. Kenneth Culver
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Robert A. Pumphrey
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
John P. Hade
Clara E. Hade
Greencastle
Garlock Memorial Convalescent Hospital
Hazerstown
Frederick County
Jakob W
Emeline (Gress) Leatherman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Newton R. Kefauver
Newton Richard Kefauver
Taney Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Meiste Richard
Laura Toms Kefauver
Christ Reformed Church
GdGietoun
Calvin BR. Kefauver
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files 1941
News notes from 1941 recount Washington ruling out a China compromise and arming merchant ships, Nazis near Moscow, Axis forces trapped in Libya, Gondar captured, Frederick to light Christmas dec 2, Singa pore base troops left, drought records, dam work at Fishing Creek reservoir, two British submarines sink eight Axis transports aiding German Finnish fronts.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Moscow
Libya
Gondar
East Africa
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Singapore
Frederick County
Fishing Creek
Murmacsk
Arctic
Selby Death and a Series of Local Weddings and Marriages
Obituary notes Selby who died March 17 1954 leaves six children and many relatives across Littlestown Hanover and Taneytown with eight great grandchildren and thirteen grandchildren. Other notices report the Hardman Lawyer wedding November 25 at Germantown Church of God and the Warrenfeltz Melette marriage November 24 near Myersville with Rev. Markley officiating. Additional marriages include Blickenstaff Kinna in Myersville Lutheran Parsonage.
School Superintendent Faces Fingerprinting Policy Debate
Ma AP reports that school superintendent Taylor faces controversy over fingerprinting policy for staff. Officials debate privacy, security, and district safety measures amid calls for clearer guidelines and potential policy changes. Local boards weigh legal implications and community concerns.
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Taylor
120 Firms Exceeded UA Quota in Frederick Drive
More than 120 firms in the Frederick area exceeded their United Appeal quota, per statistics compiled by Willard Markey executive director. The list covers Utilities Division Potomac Edison, Frederick Gas, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Industrial Division includes Aero Jet, J M Buehimer, W P Campbell, Alban Tractor, Frederick Asphalt Products, Hillside Coal & Oil, and many others. Commercial Division features Blue Ridge News Agency, Mutual Insurance, Frederick Federal Savings, Roney Motor, Sears, Safeway, and numerous local businesses in the county.
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Frederick
United Appeal
Willard Markey
Potomac Edigon Company
Frederick Gas Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Aero-Jet General Corporation
J. M. Bueheimer Company
W. P. Campbell Company
Alban Tractor Company
Frederick Asphalt Products
Hillside Coal & Oil Company
T. Edgie
Todd Steel Company
Wickes Corporation
Supreme Cement Company
News-Post
Blue Ridge News Agency
Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick Federal Savings & Loan
Roney Motor Company
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Key Chevrolet Sales
Kehne Furniture Store
Investor's Loan & Ritchie Insurance
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Western Maryland Trust Company
American Stores
South Court Street
Shipley's Inc
Mercer's Rexall
W. W
Bell's
S. L. Tyler
Snyder Hat Shop
Maryland
Morgan
Rice’s Color Center
H. Kelly Poultry
New York
Frederick Pastry
Frederick Automotive
Melart’s
Water’s Shoes
Adolph Beauty Salon
Davis Camera Mart & Studio
Sharpe & Son
Haber Dress Shop
Wricht Welding Company
Frederick Welding & Supply Company
Bryan's Gulf Station
Village Hardware
Kehne's Cites Service
Courageous Pilot Brings Plane to Ground After Coin Incident
An audacious incident unfolds as Kathleen Wimpenney, an English pilot and first solo flyer, guides a Toast aircraft to a safe landing after a coin slips onto her instrument pane from her leg. The plane lands without further event as observers note her composure under pressure.
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England
Kathleen Wimpenney
Thenise
Elected to Board of Maryland Hospital Group
Dr. Hacy Wl Garrrian was elected to the board of Trasters of the Hospital Decnct of Maryland, Inc. at the meeting held November 2 in Battisnore.
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Hacy WL Garrian
Trasters of
Hospital
Decnct
Emmitsburg couple wed in St Anthony's Shrine ceremony
Miss Eileen Teresa Wetzel and John James Otto married on Saturday November 18 at 10 30 am in St Anthony's Shrine Emmitsburg. Nuptial Mass and double ring rite performed by Rev Leo Cz Wetzel. The bride wore a silk organza gown with chantilly lace and carried a crescent bouquet. attendants wore sapphire blue and bronze and white. Altar decor featured white gladioli and blue portpons. Reception followed in parish hall. The couple will honeymoon in the Southern states and reside in Maryland. The bride is a Fort Detrick employee and graduate of St Joseph's High School Emmitsburg. the groom is a Cavetown Planing Mill employee and Allen Hancock Junior College graduate.
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Anna—Blickenstaff
Sue Anne Blickenstaff
Samuel H. Blickensstaff
Katherine Shutt
Wolfsville
Ronnie Franklin Kinna
Lola Gladhill Kinna
Glenn W. Kinna
Middletown
Myersville Lutheran
Raymond L. Markley
Eileen Teresa Wetzel
Nora Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Ernest Wetzel
John James Otto
Lamora Otto
Clarence E. Otto
Union Bridge
St. Anthony’s Shrine
Leo Cz Wetzel
O.M.I
Ashland
Paul V. Wetzel
Baltimore
Ernest Seltzer
Patrick M. Wetzel
Ruth Etheridge
Rocky Ridge
Eileen Wetzel
Lois Harthazen
Nora Hilton
Thurmont
Homer Sands
Ceri A. Weisel
Clarence Botto Jr
Robert Bohn
Henry R. Hilton
Funeral notices for Hahn and Titus families
The funeral of Mary M. Hahn, who died November 26 at her home, was held at Fuss Funeral Home in Taneytown on Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Seth S. Hester officiated. Pallbearers named. Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery for infant Vickie Sue Titus, daughter of James W. and Mary Frances Hoffman Titus. Doubs funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Rev. Dean W. Anderson officiated at St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church Doubs. Interment Mount Olivet. M. R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors.
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Mary M. Hahn
Fuss Funeral Home
Taneytown
Seth S. Hester
Albert Hahn
James Hahn
Harry Hahn
Elmer Hahn
Roy Angell
Ralph Bair
Vickie Sue Titus
James W
Mary Frances Hoffman Titus
Doubs
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dean W. Anderson
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
SICK LIST ITEMS FROM FREDERICK HOSPITAL NOTES
Summary of local hospital notices listing patients from Monocacy Village and surrounding areas. Includes Mr Francis H Roberts undergoing lung surgery at Johns Hopkins with satisfactory condition, Mrs Ruth L Fisher admitted for treatment, Mr Raymond Lease observed after admission, Mr Paul Stockman discharged after eleven weeks, and related transport and follow up plans.
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Francis H. Roberts
East Ninth Street
Monocacy Village
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ruth L. Fisher
Middletown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Raymond Lease
East Seventh Street
United Ambulance
Lease
Paul
Pete) Stockman
West South Street
Children’s Hospital
Stockman
Donald E. Biddinger
Union Bridge
Frederick Memorial
Robert Hauver
Thurmont
Wayneshorn Hospital
Larry Hauver
Personal notices for Mc George Crouse and Ridge Tosd
Brief personal notices list Mc George Crouse Ridge Tosd and Braddock He stuck torped home after in Pateerint ten Bockman Jp Remstarg.
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George L. Crouse
Ridge Tosd
Braddock
Pateerint Ten Bockman
Remstarg
Havana Death Warning Promised by Castro
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro threatens death within hours to prisoners in a counterrevolutionary crackdown. The warning comes amid rising tensions in Havana as authorities pledge swift action against dissidents and insurgent activity.
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Esscer
Havana
Cuba
API
Fidel Castro
Bia Regio
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