Advice From Max Wylie For Career Girls In Big Cities
Novelist Max Wylie urges caution for girls seeking independence in big cities. In his book Career Girl Watch Your Step he warns that New York is not a safe place and offers tips on temporary city lodging, neighborhood checks, lobby protection, avoiding fringe groups, and careful roommate selection. He speaks from personal loss and warns parents of the dangers young women face in urban life.
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New York
Max Wylie
Dodd, Mead Co
Wylie
Central Park
Y.W.C.A
Community letter opposes consolidated Mt Airy school plan
Lillian Leatherwood of Mt Airy urges local leaders to oppose moving to a consolidated school ten miles away. She cites tax burdens and potential loss of teachers, calling for cooperation among School Board County Commissioners and Mt Airy Citizens League, and urges action for the children.
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Frederick
Maryland
Mt Airy
North Main Street
Winfield
Mt. Airy Citizens League
Eisenhower Says Campaign Lacks Issue Debates at Gettysburg
Former president Eisenhower denounced the campaign as personal and urged real issue debates. He supports a strong Social Security system but warns against adding Medicare and calls for discussion of catastrophic illness. On his 74th birthday he notes he should be doing more and backs Goldwater, while urging Johnson and Goldwater to present their platforms.
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Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Plea to keep Mt. Airy High School with new classrooms
A Mt. Airy resident urges Carroll County Board of Commissioners to add twelve classrooms to Mt. Airy High School built in 1957. He cites growth, community needs, and safety factors comparing nearby towns and notes his family’s long ties to education.
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Mt. Airy
Board of Commissioners
Carroll County
Board of County Commissioners
Westminster
Maryland
Winfield
United States government fights US Steel in dissolution case
The federal government exposes the rise of the so called trust and details the events leading to the formation of the United States Steel Corp in the final hearings of the 1911 dissolution suit. A Frederick fair entry day begins with crowds arriving from all roads to attend the event. A motorcycle accident injures Mrs Neikirk and Mr Derr near Boonsboro. President Joseph H Apple of Hood College returns from a trip to western Pennsylvania.
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United States
United States Steel Corporation
Trust
Andrew Carnegie
Frederick
Frederick Fair
Earl Netkirk
Middletown
Harry Derr
E.C. Crum
Derr
Nei Ikirk
George Eldridge
Myersville
Otho Neikirk
Boonsboro
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Synod
Jeannette
British First Army closes on Aachen amid Cologne target
Twenty years ago British troops captured Verray a key rail and road junction five miles west of the Maas as General Hodges First Army pressed Aachen toward surrender with Berlin signaling an assault toward Cologne. The Lingapore plant and other city projects near completion and a new Jug Bridge east of Frederick nears traffic opening. Dr Charles E Wehler marks his 80th birthday at his Frederick home, while Beauvoir near Biloxi remains a noted Confederacy shrine.
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Verray
Rai
Maas
Courtney Hodges
First
Aachen
Berlin
Cologne
Engstrom and Wynn
Wheeling
W. Va
Jug Bridge
Frederick
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Charles E. Wehler
The
Presbyterian Church
West Fifth Street
Thurmont Officials Weigh Water Source Survey
Thurmont officials discuss a 325 000 plan to survey water sources for supply from Hunting Creek Owens Creek and High Run. They note Owens Creek may yield more water and plan a tour with commissioners to assess population needs and past five year usage before formal proposals.
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Reichart
Hunting Creek
Ray Weddle
Owens Creek
William Lidle
Calvin Wilhide
High Run
Kauffman
Appeals Board to Hear Multiple Zoning Applications
The Appeals Board will review cases including Kenneth M Poling's request to operate a mobile homes sales business near Fulmer road and Mount Phillip road, George W Gorsuch's 23 foot variance for a chicken house near Old Pay Toll road, Melvin E Crouse Jr's 234 foot variance for a shed and stable, Et ta Compher's trailer home site on Ball road, Joseph R Cline's challenge over parking commercial vehicles on an agricultural lot, and Donald F Fitzgerald's sign for Fitzgerald's Restaurant on U S 15 near Orndorff road. Each case involves local zoning issues and variance requests or notices.
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Kenneth M. Poling
Fulmer Road
Mount Phillip Road
George W. Gorsuch
Pay Toll Road
Melvin E. Crouse Jr
Bartonsville Road
Bell's Lane
Etta Compher
Ball Road
Joseph R. Cline
Garland Guyton
Donald F. Fitzgerald
Illness Roundup from Frederick Hospitals
Among The Sick Benny Adalt of Middletown has returned home from Suburban Hospital Bethesda and is slowly recovering. Raymond H Bussard of West Patrick Street has returned from Frederick Memorial Hospital and is progressing as expected. Lanes Tibbs Jr eight months old son of L J Tibbs Sr of Knoxville is under observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. James Kearfoot Brunswick has been at Frederick Memorial Hospital for two weeks for observation and treatment. Arthur Strine president of Citizens Truck Company Frederick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with no visitors. Lester Turkey Wiles Frederick was admitted for observation and treatment. Ronnie Lee Sier of Monrovia remains in critical condition at University Hospital Baltimore after a fight at the Frederick Fair Grounds on October 1.
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Benny Adalt
Middletown
Bethesda
Raymond H. Bussard
West Patrick Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lanes Tibbs Jr
Lanes J. Tibbs Sr
Knoxville
James Kearfoot
Remembering Herbert Hoover Through a Maryland Visit
U S Representative Charles McC Mathias Jr. recalls an early 1920s Maryland farm visit with Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover. He describes the president’s gentle kindness to a six year old and lauds Hoover as a public servant who balanced private success with national service.
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Mathias
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
R-Md
Hoover
Republic
Hoover to be buried in Iowa at West Branch graveside service
President Hoover will be laid to rest in West Branch Iowa with a 2:40 p.m. CST graveside ceremony after a morning transport from Union Station to National Airport and a flight to Iowa City. A 365-name tribute list, 21 gun salutes, and a 30 day mourning period accompany tributes from Truman Eisenhower Goldwater and others. Hoover’s wife and two sons will accompany him. his life and humanitarian work are remembered by leaders worldwide.
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Union Station
National Airport
Iowa City
West Branch
Iowa
Hoover
California
Hoovers
Herbert Jr
Allan Henry Hoover
Union
Johnson
Harry 5. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Kansas City
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
America
Free World
Republic
Barry Goldwater
Herbert Hoover
Goldwater
Neil MacNeil
Belgium
McFarland Urges Insurance Agents to Back Americanism
Dr. Kenneth McFarland addressed about 500 Maryland insurance agents at a Frederick luncheon, arguing Americanism should guide policy and education. He defended conservatism, critiqued the Supreme Court, and warned against leftist treason while praising Churchill and denouncing Khrushchev. The talk followed a survey of local building code issues by Paul Zaharsky’s committee and a memorial for former President Hoover.
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America
Kenneth McFarland
Maryland
National Guard Armory
Topeka, Kansas
Supreme Court
McFarland
Madelyn Murray
Winston Churchill
Fulbright
Moscow
Peking
Havana
Khrushchev
South
New York
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Glenn A. Main Jr
Frederick
Maryland Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Dr. McFarland
Paul Zaharsky
Maryland Field Insurance Club
Terry Blackwood
Zaharsky
Joseph Baker
Francis W. Phillips
Frederick Baptist Church
Herbert Hoover
Fort Detrick
Student Released From Hospital After PE Injury
Frederick High School student Austin Baumgardner, 15, was discharged from the hospital Tuesday afternoon after X-rays showed no skull fracture. He was hurt Monday when another student struck his head with a knee during a physical education class.
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Austin Baumgardner
Frederick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Baumgardner
Voice controlled backpack rockets eyed for space travel
Honeywell engineer David N. Lovinger details a technical approach to voice controllable backpack rockets for astronauts. A 10 word vocabulary could program an electronics piece to operate tiny jets and move between space vehicles.
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VOICE
Minneapolis
Babysitters Covered by Social Security Rules
Household workers in private homes must report earnings and pay social security taxes if earnings reach 50 dollars in a calendar quarter. Employers should record the worker's social security number deduct taxes and file quarterly reports with the IRS. Contact the social security office in Hagerstown or the IRS for details.
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W. S. King
Hedgerstown
King
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security
North Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Institute sessions set for Frederick teachers meeting
Discussion leaders include president of the Frederick County Teachers Association and Dr. Ivan A. Booker from the National Education Association staff. Dr. Carnochan will summarize institute sessions while Haugen introduces him at the luncheon. Numerous committee chairs and registration details are listed.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Dubel
Ivan A. Booker
National Education Association
Booker
National Education Assocation
Haugen
John L. Carnochan Jr
Frederick County
Bill Barry
Bonnie Hockman
Mary Cage
Marvin Spencer
James Kelly
J. Kenneth Palmer
Audrey Pressler
Margaret Stauffer
Helen Reid
Eugene Wood Jr
Lois Teter
Larry Stup
Darlene S. van Pelt
Evelyn Ayersman
Robert Ferguson
Caroline Irvin
Funeral Services for Ralph Milton Brown Held
Funeral services for Ralph Milton Brown of Pt. of Rocks, who died Friday, were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the funeral home on East Church Street with Rev. Robert E. Fisher officiating. Carroll Manor Fire Company members served as Honorary Pallbearers. pallbearers included Raymond Brown, Horace Brown, John T. Brown, George Stuck, Herald Spalding, and Kenneth Harrison. Interment followed at St. Pauls Cemetery. M. R. Etchison and Son supervised.
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Ralph Milton Brown
Rocks
East Church Street
Robert E. Fisher
Doubs Methodist Church
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Raymond
Horace
John T. Brown
George Stuck
Herald Spalding
Kenneth Harrison
St. Paul's
Deborah Ann Lamm
Charles W
Frances M. Brown Lamm
Ford Road
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Roy Green Jr
Stanley Legg Jr
Richard Hanes Jr
David French
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Pt. of Rocks, M. R. Etchison and Son, Funeral Directors
Two Million Visited Maryland Pavilion at World’s Fair
A spokesman for the Maryland World’s Fair Commission estimates two million people visited the state pavilion at the New York World’s Fair before it closed. Visitors spent about 1,072,063 dollars as the pavilion, mainly a food dispenser, showcased Maryland delicacies.
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Baltimore
Maryland
New York
Deaths and obituaries from Frederick area notices
Multiple obituaries and death notices from Frederick area counties list Arthur Beatty 56 Lovettsville born 1908, Frederick Memorial Hospital death, survivors, funeral at Feete Funeral Home. Thomas Davies Jr. 62 Highfield death at home, survivors, graveside at Green Hill, Masonic rites. Howard Frye 92 Poolesville death Springfield State Hospital, funeral. Dr. Hopkins Gibson 92 Frederick, died in Charles Town Hospital, funeral at Shepherdstown Episcopal Church. James P. Smith 54 Poolesville death at Springfield State Hospital, funeral in Monocacy Cemetery Beallsville. Benjamin Franklin noted for library founding in 1731.
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Howard Frye
Poolesville
Springfield State Hospital
Sykesville
Alice B. Frye
Hilton Funeral Home
Barnesville
John E. Williams
Monocacy Cemetery
Hopkins Gibson
Lindbergh Avenue
Frederick
Charles Town
W. Va. General Hospital
James P. Smith
Cartie
Minnie Cole
Annapolis
Helen Kidd
Frank S. Smith
Pooleyies
Floyd Smith
Horace DuBois
Beallsville
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Thurmont
Independent
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Calvin Coolidge
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
William Howard Taft
Taft
Roosevelt
Waldorf Towers
Michael J. Lepore
President Hoover
Maryland Pavilion
Arthur Af
Iwick Street
Brth
Florence Lucile Erust Beatty
Lovettsville
Virginia
Harry W. Beatty
Vera Richards Beatty
Carter
Baltimore ,Ohio Railroad
Knights of Pythias
Order of Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Lovetteville
Betty Jane Price
Hyattsville
Walter Williams
Henry Keller
Jefferson
Richard
Greensboro
North
Caroline
Douglas
Brunswick
Feete Funeral
Michael Kretsinger
Union Cemetery
Lavettsville
C. H. Feete and Brother
Thomas E. Davies Jr
Highfield
Freeland
Thomas E
Elizabeth A. Portner Davies
Waynesboro
Landis Machine Company
Davies
Bruce
Irving Horn Sr
Grove Funeral Home
Perry Bucke
Green Hill Cemetery
Acacia Lodge
Harpers Ferry
Charles Broadway Rouse
New York City
George Washington University Medical School
Washington, D. C
Shepherdstown
Mt. Nebo Masonic Lodge
Henry Kidd Douglas
Benjamin Franklin
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