Accused of murder and related assaults in Frederick
Vincente Puntiabes a Filipino national is charged with first degree murder and six counts of assault with intent in a fatal knife gun brawl that killed Lee in Frederick Md Fitzgerald a 38 year old aviation agency manager from Silver Spring was shot nine times and remains in a Hawaiian state hospital for tests to determine insanity. four others are wounded and in federal custody as investigators pursue motive in the Wake Island incident. Sergei Bondarchuk plans to film a Yugoslav World War I village drama Divisions in Belgrade next year focusing on peasant hardship.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
the News Honolulu
Vincente Puntiabes
Crone Mogia
Lee
George Fitzgerald
Federa Nemits
Aviation Agency
Wake Island
Garin
Tiember Andi Bereau
Greaistees
Hawaiian
Associated Press
Sane
Fitzgerald
Frees Spring
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sergei Bondarcuk
Dobrica Casic
Taller American youth now average taller and heavier
The U S Department of Agriculture finds that today’s young people average about two inches taller than those six decades ago with women heavier by 10 pounds and men by 20. Improved nutrition medical care and sports participation are cited as factors. No federal survey confirms this yet but likely exists.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Grandma
New Measles Vaccine Tested Under Enders Group
A Harvard Medical School team led by Prof. John F. Enders develops a measles vaccine. Five city trials show promise, with a five year test planned on Staten Island and in Nigeria. Further testing will follow before public release to curb global measles epidemics.
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John F. Enders
Harvard Medical School
Staten Island
New York Harbor
Nigeria
Africa
New York
Letter to the Editor urges drivers to slow for children
A Frederick reader James W Powell Jr writes that kids returning to school need continued vigilance from drivers. He cites a poem about a small child asking drivers to slow down for me and thanks parents for safety. The letter follows a note on prompt strep treatment and rheumatic fever risk.
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Your Heart Association
Fifty Years Ago From The News Post October 13 1910
A Hen house at South Market Street was entered and 20 fine chickens stolen. A pet grey squirrel named Billy on North Market Street was killed by a boy unaware it was a pet. Concrete foundation work on Market Street paving nears completion with brick laying to follow. Frederick County Colony in Baltimore plans a Fair homecoming pilgrimage. Road purchase talks on Frederick Boonsboro and Emmitsburg turnpikes provoke a commission split. prices listed per mile and lump sums. Pennsylvan ia Railroad officials conducted an inspection. A loose guy wire at M L Etchison’s store was repaired. A chewing gum slot machine on West Patrick Street was broken into. gum and money stolen. The Fair grounds loop and trolley work near completion. The Evangelical Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting with officers and elders elected for terms varying from one to three years.
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James E. Doub
South Market Street
Billy
Br. H. S. Landis
North Market Street
Market Street
Frederick County
Baltimore
Frederick, Boonsboro
Emmitsburg
State Roads Commission
Tucker
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. L. Etchison
John Ridenour
John Alexander
West Patrick Street
Fair Grounds
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Horace C. Zacharies
Guy C. Roser
George H. Zimmerman
Lewis M. Kintz
L. M. Saone
Lewis Bayer
George B. Kehne
E. S. Mobley
Monument Carved for Woodlawn Grave in Baltimore
A full length Christ statue modeled by Joseph W. Urner is crated for shipment to Barre Vermont to be carved in white granite and later erected at Woodlawn cemetery Baltimore as a memorial at the grave of Dr. Harry Elmer Peterman. The May or and aldermen announce parking meters will begin operating Monday morning. Nazi bombers strike London in 35 areas. Gold bullion moved from New York to Fort Knox under guard through Brunswick yards. Middletown High School wins cattle judging at the Frederick Fair. Holter Jr. earns third Maryland team berth for the Eastern States Exposition. Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Russia to sail from Yokohama to Vancouver with first Americans out of Japan since State Dept advisory.
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Christ
Joseph W. Urner
Frederick
Barre
Vit
Woodlawn Cemetery
Baltimore
Harry Elmer Peterman
London
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
New York
United States
Fort Knox
Middletown
Future Farmers of America
Frederick Fair
Cecil K. Holter Jr
Maryland
Springfield
Mass
Yokohama
Vancouver
B. C
Japan
State Department
Far East
Davidson Fastner wedding at St Martin's Gaithersburg
Miss Ann Elizabeth Davidson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Lawson Davidson Cedar Grove wed Joseph Wendell Fastner Jr son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wendell Fastner Baltimore in a double ring ceremony at St Martins Church Gaithersburg Rev Paul Myer officiated before white mums gladioli and palms. Best man Michael A Fastner Usher Thomas Davidson Jr George Jones Richard Watkins Ronald McGuirk. Reception followed in church hall. The couple to reside at 3409 Walbrook Ave Baltimore after a short honeymoon.
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Ann Elizabeth Davidson
Hugh Lawson Davidson
Cedar Grove
Joseph Wendell Fastner Jr
Joseph Wendell Fastner
Baltimore
St Martin’s Church
Gaithersburg
Paul Myer
Robert D. Crowley
Jean Allen
Susan Davidson
Diane Perry
Michael A Fastmer
Walbrook Avenue
Fasmer
Damascus High School
St. John’s College
Annapolis
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Mr. St. Joseph's High School
St . John’s College
Montgomery Ward's
Opera Opens Hood College Concert Series Don Pasquale
The Turnau Opera Players present Don Pasquale in English at Hood College Brodbeck Hall at 3 p.m. The group, founded by former students of Josef Turnau in Pine Hill New York, tours as a non profit educational company bringing professional opera to smaller American communities.
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Turnau Opera Players
Hood College
Donizetti
Don Pasquale
Turnau Company
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Turnan Opera Players
Josef Turnan
Turnau
Germany
U.S
Europe
Pine Hill
N.Y
Ashley Vernon
Byrdcliffe Theater
Woodstock
National Music ‘League of the East
Sarasota
Fla
Asolo
Great Lakes
Midwest
Nikita Helps Red Policy Setback
Analysis of Khrushchev at the United Nations showing a Soviet push for disarmament and a Kremlin backed approach, facing defeats as non communist nations balk at abolishing the secretary general's office and blocking discussion on Hungary and Tibet. The Congo setback exposed limits of Soviet influence and the effort to rally African and colonial states faltered.
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United Nations
Khrushchev
Africa
Congo
Kremlin
Hungary
Tibet
Full Assembly
Artist Lynn Bogue Hunt Dies At 82 In Mineola
Lynn Bogue Hunt, 82, an outdoor life illustrator whose work adorned Field and Stream covers for years, died Wednesday in Mineola. He was born in Honeoye Falls, New York, and his career ended four years ago due to blindness. Hospital notes list Milred B. Egge discharged from Washington County Hospital and William Routzahn admitted to Gettysburg Hospital in Emmitsburg.
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Mineola
N.Y
Lynn Bogue Hunt
Field and Stream Magazine
Hunt
Honeoye Falls
Washington County Hospital
Mildred B. Egge
Frederick
Gettysburg Hospital
William Routzahn
Emmitsburg
Waynesboro Hospital
Judith T. Fraley
Thurmont
Robert E. Burns
Blue Ridge Summut
Invitation to Bid for McCabe Marmion Building Repairs
Superintendent Frenk H Anderson of Harpers Ferry National Monument invites bids for labor equipment and materials to repair and relay the front and rear walls of the McCabe Marmion Building from foundation to roof plate using salvaged stone. Reinforcing in the form of concealed reds and lintels will be used as directed. Bid forms may be opened at 2 p.m. EST October 31 in the superintendent's office.
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Frenk H Anderson
Harsers Ferry National Monument
KcCabe-Marmion
Crab Olympic Debut Sought After Tawes Address
Governor J Millard Tawes announced in Crisfield that an international crab Olympics is being considered for next fall. The event, linked to Maryland economic and tourism efforts, drew national attention after last year’s crab derby on the Eastern Shore with governors and civic leaders from multiple states attending.
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J. Millard Tawes
Frederick
Crisfield
Rotary Club
Francis Scott ‘Key
Economic Development Commission
Tawes
Maryland
Washington
Oregon
Louisiana
Virginia
New Jersey
North Carolina
Delaware
Rotary
Onica Prail
Zonta
Wayne Neeley
AAUW
Henry Durell
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charles Poole
Exchange Club
Ruth Crawford
Robert Hilke
Civiran
William Simmons
Lions
Robert E. Dailey
William H. Bartgis
Wiliam Burali Dele Eae
Samuel W. Barrick
Donald
James Alban
Baltimore
Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Louise J. McCormick
LeRoy Fothergill
Mr. Pleasant
Parsons Newman
Thomas Fichelberger
G. Raymond Shipley
Beatty Alexander
Philadelphia
Louis Fickersen
New York
Robert Davis
Southbridge
Mass
MW. R. Pyke
England
Hospital Admissions in Washington County and Frederick
Thomas W. Clark of Middletown was admitted to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown on Tuesday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Robert Lemmon of Frederick is a surgical patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Gayla Jean Wachter, Route 3 Frederick, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wachter, entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday for minor surgery Thursday. J. Lee Willard of Jefferson Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital early Tuesday morning for observation and treatment.
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Thomas W. Clark
Middletown
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Robert Lemmon
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gayla Jean Wachter
Frank Wachter
J. Lee Willard
Jefferson Street
J. Lee
Jess) Willard
Elaine Shorey Willard
South
Kirksville
Missouri
G. Hower
Nettie Adams Willard
Robert L
Roland E
Urbana
James V
Kenneth H
Evelyn V. Murray
Jefferson
Willard
Brotherhood of Railroad
B & O Railroad
Hagerstown & Frederick Railroad
North Market Street
Local Personal Notes From Frederick Area
Mr and Mrs A I Ellin of Baltimore formerly of Frederick visit Frederick today. Mrs Frank E Danner of Monocacy Village birthday today. Mrs J B Coffman Brunswick birthday today. Mrs Helen Musso of Francis Scott Key Hotel birthday tomorrow. Edward R Bunky Strine of Brunswick grandson of Mrs Goldie Barger nephew of Mrs Earl Grove left for the U S Army last Thursday stationed at Fort Jackson SC. Rush to Johns Hopkins Hospital for a critically ill Summit woman. Mrs Charles Warner moved from Amesborn Hospital to Johns Hopkins by ATH L ambulance. Redwood Library Newport built 1748 remains oldest continuously used library building in America.
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A. I Ellin
Baltimore
Frederick
Frank E. Danner
Monocacy Village
J. B. Coffman
Brunswilk
Helen Musso
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Edward R. (Bunky) Strine
Brunswick
Goldie Barger
Earl Grove
U.S. Army Service
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Waynesboro
Baltimore City
ATH & L
Blue Rudge Summit
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Charles Warner
Amesborn Hospital
Johns Hopkins
Antidepressant Drug Aids Mild Diabetics
Four Cincinnati physicians report preliminary findings in JAMA that imi pramine hydrochloride reduced sugar excretion in five mild diabetics with depressive symptoms. The study notes variable responses and cautions that results are inconclusive due to the small sample, urging further research. Authors include Kaplan Maas Pixley and Ross of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and Cincinnati General Hospital.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Stanley M. Kaplan
James W. Maas
John M. Pixley
W. Donald Ross
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Cincinnati General Hospital
Sea Cucumber May Be Shark Repellent
The Navy researches a toxin from the sea cucumber called holothurin as a potential shark deterrent and medical aid. ONR spokesmen say the chemical warrants study but its safety for humans and use as a repellent by divers remains to be determined.
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Washington
Navy
Office of Naval Research
Naval Research Reviews
Man
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Victor Jaammets
Justice Department
Jaemmets
News-Post
Francis 'Scott Key Hotel
Maryland Real Estate Association
G. Wilson Mercer
Edward Farnsworth
John J. Price
Keefer M. Koogle
Jacob
Frederick County Association
Samuel Caldwell
Boston
Samuel H. Caldwell
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Caldwell
War Works
National Defense Research Commuities
Opera To
Nikita
Charles E. Jones
Hartisburg
Christian Business Men’s Committee
Francis Scots Key Hotel
Donald R. Lynch
Marine Pvt
Alfred R. Glass
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S.C
Marine Corps Recrut
Robert L. Mehaffie
George E Mehaffie
North Bentz Street
Frederick High School
Brosius Homes Corp
Newport
R. L
Peter Harrison
America
West Virginia
Howard Kenneth Hillery
Delphey
Reformatory
Hillery
Schnauffer
Patuxent
Milton F. Staub
Etta M. Staub
Woodsboro
Western Maryland State Hospital
James A
Eliza Ketteman Stoops
Daniel Staub
Ohio
William Staub
New Windsor
Paul J. Zoerh
Lewistown
Salisbury
City of
Merchantile Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Baker Watts & Co
Stein Brothers & Boyce
Maryland School For the Deaf
L. J. Keller
Frank J. Keefer
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