NASA Space program a crash pace drives early costs
NASA emerged as a rapid launch program aiming to lead the space race. In five years appropriations jumped from 339 million to 3.7 billion and a current year budget of 5.4 billion was authorized. The GAO warned of technical faults delaying Atlas Centaur and costing taxpayers 101 million. Mercury component rejections and 10 failures per six manned flights highlighted the risks of haste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
NASA
United States
General Accounting Office
GAO
Moonlighters and the American work ethic debate
The U S Labor Department finds forty four percent of 3 3 muon dual jobholders work both jobs in daytime hours and twenty four percent on weekends. One in twenty Americans holds a second job. Save for inflation the drive for better goods and experiences fuels extra work. Shorter work weeks would extend leisure only if work hours shift accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Labor Department
Labor Department
Mathias Speaks To Thurmont Lions on World Affairs
Congressman Mathias addressed the Thurmont Lions Club at Cozy Restaurant at 6 30 p m. He urged restraint on beliefs about Russia's intent regarding wheat and argued they seek to mislead the U S public He linked Viet Nam to Chinese Communist pressure and called for stronger oceanographic research and underwater warfare capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Mathias
Thurmont Lions Club
Cozy
Russia
Matiasalo
Moscow
United States
U.S
Open House Hosted by Junior Woman's Club Monday
The Junior Woman's Club holds its annual open house Monday at 8 p.m. in the Steiner House. Members will bring prospective members as guests and reservations are managed by Mrs. Donald Dinque and Mrs. Warren Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Steiner House
Donald Dinque
Warren Smith
Rivers Show Clear Low Potomac at Point of Rocks
Potomac River conditions near Point of Rocks are clear and low while Monocacy at Buckeystown is cloudy and low indicating differing water clarity and flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Point of Rocks
Buckeystowi
Teachers to receive first month's pay in Frederick schools
Fifty Years Ago terms From The NewsPost Files reports that Superintendent White will prepare first month’s teacher checks next week. The item notes local chestnut and tomato supplies, a push to teach spelling, and plans to display Frederick County farming at the Chicago Land Show in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Frederick County
John T. White
Chicago
William Bennett
Carroll Street
Robert Hammond
Tacob A. Roser
Woodsboro
Junior Fire CO
Warren Young
Union Knitting Mills
United Brethren Pennsylvania Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
Warships and Drafts Highlight 1943 War Headlines
Excerpts from the News-Post files recount Wake Island hits on Jap forces, Allied air strikes on Corfu, and U S naval actions. The draft board near Frederick summons 77 men for final exams, while can collection begins as households prepare for Uncle Sam. Smuggling weather censorship and rationing shifts mark home front policy changes as Green Stamps and wartime food limits expand. The Death of a World Series drama with Bill Dickey and Charlie Keller helping the Yankees clinch four games to one against the St Louis Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Wake Island
Corfu
Frederick
Uncle Sam
D. G. Everhart
Frederick County Salvage Committee
High Command
United States
War Food Administration
Bill Dickey
Charlie Keller
Yankees
St. Louis
Educators Attend Rural Education Conference in Michigan
Frederic County Board of Education staff Allen R. Gaddis and John Eorritt attended the Department of Rural Education convention in Denvoi Michigan. The event focused on Automation and Effects on School Systems and included plant tours at Ford River Rouge and group discussions. Dr James A Sensenbaurd was unable to attend due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic County
River Rouge
James A. Sensenbaurd
Schaals
Illens
Reverend Heckert Attends ENC Trustees Meeting
Rev ER Heckert of Fairview Avenue attended the annual meeting of the Board of Trustees of Eastern Nazarene College in Wollaston Massachusetts. He is the pastor of the Church of the Nazarene in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. Heckert
Fairview Avenue
An- Mi
Eastern Nazarene College
Wollaston
Mass
Mr. Tleckert
Church of the Nazarene
Frederick
Potomac Edison Sets Quarter Century Club Dinner
Potomac Edison announces its Quarter Century Club dinner October 23 at Venice Restaurant in Hagerstown. The event unites 523 members including 355 active employees and 168 retirees with 12 having 25 years of service in 1963. Lewis F. Fagan Jr. from Monocacy Village will be honored for 25 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Fagan Jr
Potomac Edison System
Venice
Hagerstown
R. G. MacDonald
QCC
Frederick
Moonocacy Village
Fagan
Blue Ridge Transportation Company
State School Lunch Workers Meeting Here
Kaufman serves about 1,200 children daily at the event. A pineapple and raisin demonstration by Miss Dodly Buhr of J Walter Thompson Co San Francisco will cover Type A lunch recipes, visual aids, work techniques, and a carnival of ideas with fitness exhibits from 24 Maryland county systems.
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Maryland
County Foods Association
Pauline Whit More
Walkersville
Kauffman
Frances Shaffer
Oleta Ahalt
Margaret Little
Catherine McKinney
Bessie Geisinger
Jean Lisenhauer
Doris Griffin
Catherine Salt
Mildred Shafer
June Shafer
Edna Huffer
Eva Dean
Genevie Free
Ruth Ingram
Alice Summers
Caroline Ayers
Genevieve Portner
Dorothy Broadbent
Virginia Barber
Betty Snook
June Webb
Eleanor Boyer
Pauline Grubb
Hulda
Ruth Mars
Orpha Alexander
Mildred Toms
Hilda Smith
Ruth Younkins
Charlotte Droneburg
Dulcie Keilholtz
Helen McNair
Gloria Keller
Helen Joy
Hannah Green
Lillian Hummer
Jane Crone
Polly Hendrickson
Mae Young
Mary E. Moberly
Jane Boyd
Polly Carmack
Ann Miss
Carrie Murphy
Jane Best
Virginia Nichols
Roxie Souers
Helen Harshman
Dolly Hooper
Carnival of Ideas
Elizabeth Messersmith
Agnes Filer
Margarete Krantz
Mariella Lewis
Cynthia Lee
Edith Eppley
Nostesses
Lula Beard
Helen Keeney
Pauline Bell
Dorothy Fogle
Ella Rinehart
Kathryn Boller
Mary Olson
Vivian Kline
National Newspaper Week Highlights Press Ethics
Readings on journalism ethics stress public trust accuracy and fairness as a cornerstone of reporting. The piece notes Walter Williams principles and honors The News-Post staff for milestones while praising reporters and editors for dedicated public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
Public Journal
League drives October appeal for Frederick County
The Frederick County League of Women Voters opens its annual October finance drive led by Bertram A. Haines. The non profit group promotes political responsibility with voter registration, unbiased candidate information, and nonpartisan study programs at local, state, and national levels. The drive seeks support to fund education, outreach, and voter services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Frederick County
Bertram A. Haines
United States
League
National American Women Suffrage Association
United Nations
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Mayhew
William S. Hopwood Jr
Hopwood
Lulu Beard
Carrie Murphy
Emmitsburg PTA Hosts Meeting at St Josephs High School
St Josephs High School in Emmitsburg held its PTA meeting chaired by President William Kelz. New sisters John Marie and Clare Frances joined the faculty and the group planned monthly meetings and bus transport to the CSMC gathering in Hagerstown on October 17.
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Charles &. Shorb
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's High School
William Kelz
Raymond Etheridge
Helen Brown
Margaret Myers
Antonia
John Marie
Clare Frances
Rita Remavage
CSMC
Hagerstown
Kelz
Father Storms
St. Joseph's Church
Keith Lemon
Washington
Richard R. Hyde
Baltimore
Louis Rosensteel
Richard Rosensteel
Frederick
Rosensteel
Ralph Irelan
Fern Baker
Sylvia Ann Irelan
St. John’s Hospital
Lowell
Mass
Louis Topper
Clarence Stanback
Diane Topper
Raymond Topper
Andrews Air Force Base
Samuel Kugler
Thurmont
Kugler
Earl Kugler
Francis Glass
Taneytown
Glass
Bernard Kelly
Judy Keilholtz
Clifford Keilholtz
Daniel Saffer
Marie Saffer
Ralph Long
Paul Keepers
James Nicholes
Westminster
Harry Ashbaugh
Funeral Notices from Taneytown and Vicinity
Funeral services were held for Nettie Mae Albaugh Aimee Altland Garrett Myrtle Lowry Bingham Harriett Mae Moyer and S Albert Sayder in Taneytown Brunswick Laytonsville Walkersville and nearby cemeteries. Pallbearers included multiple local residents as ministers presided and interments followed at regional cemeteries.
Migrant Ministry Report Details Volunteer Roles and Aid
The report outlines migrant ministry activities at three Thurmont area camps with varied needs. Volunteers from United Church Women organized sewing lessons and clothing distribution while many churches and groups aided through Vacation Bible Schools and service projects. A new corn pulling record was set at Walkersville church farm with an eight man team harvesting 443 tons and 160 pounds. Johnson’s uncle dies in Texas at 92.
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Thurmont
Griffin
United Church
Migrant Ministry
Carroll Boyer
Earl Howard
Frederick
Albert McCracken
Ethel Shaver
George Stup
Charles Wars
Alfreda Bowie
Judy Sells
Connie Winebrewer
Dorothy Bowie
Ruth Davis
Dudley Glick
Margaret Lee
Gladys Lyles
Mary Shepley
Arthur Throne
Ralph White
Peggy Murray
Maria Wars
Jessie Johnson
Asbury Methodist Church
Asbury Methodist
Beth Sholom
Brunswick Lutheran and
Calvary Methodist Church
Catoctin
Chapel Lutheran Church
Libertytown
Church of the Brethren
Middletown
Doubs
Joseph Smiley Bright
Joe Evans
George Henderson
Robert Jefferson
Willie Johnson
Gordon Page
Fred Kirksey
Robert Brady
Florida
Kennedy Long Kennedy Wedding at St John’s Church
Ellen May Long of East Ninth street and Joseph Sewell Kennedy of East Third street wed at St John’s Catholic Church. Rev John L Lippold officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William A Kennedy. Reception at the couple’s relatives’ home. Guests from Baltimore and Washington attended before a brief New York trip. They will live in Monocacy Village.
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Kennedy — Long
Ellen May Long
East Ninth Street
Joseph Sewell Kennedy
East Third Street
St. John's Catholic Church
John L. Lippold
William A. Kennedy
William Kennedy
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Monocacy Village
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick families announce births from October 9 to 11. George D. Douglas and wife welcome Sandra Sue on Wednesday. John J. Zywel and wife Elizabeth Louise on Wednesday. Royce L. Layton and wife Todd Allen on Wednesday. Pantelis Callas and wife Maria Anne on Thursday. Elizabeth Warfield Callas is a former Frederick resident. Stanley N. Smith and wife Eric Stephen born Thursday. Judy May Smith is a former Illinois resident. Earl D. Singer and wife Eric Douglas born Thursday. Judy May Singer is from North Carolina. Charles W. Wed dle and wife Gina Lea born Friday. Stanley R. Martin and wife Stanley Roscoe Jr. born Friday.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
George D. Douglas
Catoctin Avenue
Sandra Sue
John J. Zywel
Military Road
Elizabeth Louise
Royce L. Layton
Park Avenue
Todd Allen
Pantelis Callas
Dutch Village West
Hyattsville
Maria Anne
Callas
Elizabeth Warfield
Frederick
PFC
Stanley N. Smith
Myersville
Eric Stephen
Smith
Shirley Arends
Illinois
Earl D. Singer
Stewart Manor
Eric Douglas
Singer
Judy May
North Carolina
Charles W. Weddle
RFD
Gina Lea
Stanley R. Martin
Libertytown
Stanley Roscoe Jr
Deaths Elmer Edward Jones of Keedysville
Elmer Edward Jones 59 died at Western Maryland State Hospital after a lengthy illness. Born in Weaverton he was the son of the late Luther and Rose Montgomery Jones and a member of the Church of God at Keedysville. He leaves two brothers Daniel L. Jones and Ira F. Jones of Hagerstown and many nieces and nephews. The body lies at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with services Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. H. S. Churchey. Interment in Samples Manor Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Edward Jones
Keedysville
Western Maryland State Hospital
Weaverton
Luther and
Rose Montgomery Jones
Church of God At
Daniel L. Jones
Ira F. Jones
Hagerstown
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
H. S. Churchey
Samples Manor
Sick Admissions Report From Local Hospitals
Admissions to Vinde Bona Convalescent and Rest Home Braddock Heights include Ed ward G Butler Airy Joseph A Jewell Ridge Road Braddock Heights and Clara A Phelps 434 North Market. Ada Eicholtz Hoffman of Thurmont enters Martinsville General Hospital for surgery. earlier report incorrectly named Martinsburg General Hospital. Rose Marino who had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital on October 2 has returned home to West College Terrace.
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Vindebona Convalescent and Rest Home
Braddock Heights
Edward G. Butler
Airy
Joseph A. Jewell
Ridge Road
Clara A. Phelps
North Market Street
Ada Eicholtz Hoffman
Thurmont
Martinsville General Hospital
Martinsville
Martinsburg General Hospital
Rose Marino
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West College Terrace
No Charges In Minor Accident
No charges were preferred in a two-car collision on North Bentz street near West Church street intersection Friday at 10 38 p m. Alfred J Croneburg 41 of West Patrick street drove south and rear ended Charles R Pyles 28 of RFD 6 Frederick after Pyles stopped to avoid an unidentified car. Damages were $20 for Croneburgs 1957 Chevrolet and $10 for Pyles 1959 Chevrolet. Detective Boost and Officer Schroyer investigated.
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North Bentz Street
West Church Street
Alfred J. Croneburg
West Patrick Street
Charles R. Pyles
RFD 6
Frederick
Pyles
Droneburg
William McKinley Boost Jr
James E. Schroyer
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Thurmont Lions
NewsPost
News-Post
Potomac Edison
Joe Eisenhauer
Times
Newspaper Association Managers, Inc
National Press Association
George B. Delaplaine Sr
News - Post
Delaplaine
Winn
Norma Stover
Edna Hartsock
Virgie Carey
Ruth Hamerick
Margaret Springer
Helen Krantz
Betty Covell
Charlotte Lee
Eva Weller
Louis Routzahn
Louise Bidle
Ethel Wisner
Gertie Kerchner
Lorraine Kyttle
Faye Windsor
Virginia Eichelberger
Alverta Baker
Music
Dorothy Valentine
Ida Kauffman
Polly Hemirick
General Assembly
Maryland League
Cleveland
Ludwig S. Conelly
National Guard
Warsaw
Poland
John M. Cabot
Gen
Kazimierz Pulaski
Emm
Tsburg
Nettie Mae Albaugh
C. QO. Fuss and Son
Howard W. Miller
Bernie Staley
Singleton Remsburg
Elwood Baumgardner
George Crouse
Harry Dougherty
George Harner
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Aimee Altland Garrett
C. O. Fuss and Son
George Johnson
Emmit Shank
William DeGroft
Clarence Mayers
Ralph Schildt
Martin Rodkey
Feete Funeral Home
Brunswick
Myrtle Lowry Bingham
Rosemont
Edwin Hedgepatch
Leonard Carmack
Paul Sullivan
Clyde Hawes
Edgar Wirts
Arthur Cassel
Dave Delauter
Sherman Lowry Jr
Reformed Cemetery
Knoxville
Harriett Mae Moyer
Woodfield
Francis H. Barber
Laytonsville
Arthur Mott
Hyattstown Christian Church
Cromwell King
Hubert Yinger
Arthur Beall
Claiborne Bagley
E. Donaldson Burdette
Mehrle Geisher
Hyattstown
S. Albert Sayder
Jonnsville
Barton Funeral Home
Albert Snyder
Robert Metz
Horace Smith
Thornton Smith
Clarence Lenhart
Renny Smith
Dwight Hood
Haugh’s Cemetery
Ladiesburg
el Presidente
Lewis
Milwaukee Journal
Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
John Harvey Bright
Wings
Lyndon B. Johnson
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