Subscription rates and delivery terms listed
The notice outlines subscription prices in 1961 with one month at 1.00, six months at 25.50, and over one year by advance payment. Carrier rates vary by delivery points and copy counts are charged. It notes circulation audit by the Audit Bureau and Associated Press affiliation, plus mail and post office details for Frederick Maryland.
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Bureay
Associated 5D
Asscaloo
Focal Néwa
AP News Dhapatcnes
Prederick
Democrats Meet in Urbana Under Hendrickson's Store
Fifty years ago in Urbana readers heard speeches by former Senator Jacob Rohrback Steviig Gall and Samuel A. Lewis as candidates for State Senate State's Attorney and other posts. Attendees included Richard N. Cromwell Charles T. Fagan and sheriff candidates as well as Howard Allnutt presiding.
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Urbana
Hendrickson
Jacob Rohrback
Steviig Gall
Samuel A. Lewis
Adamstown
Eugene O'Dunne
Baltimore
Lewis
Mr. Galt
Alban M. Wood
House of Delegates
Richard N. Cromwell
Charles T. Fagan
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Mantz
North Market Street
Tarmina Montonaro
Charles Roy
East Fifth Street
Independent Hose. Co
Edward
Leale
Worman
Morris Iron CO
Boston
H. Thomas Kline
Patrick and
Court Streets
Henry R. Lampe
Charles Riddlemoser
Charles Abrecht
Why Do Soviet Defectors Keep Pushing West
The piece questions Nikita Khrushchev's upcoming party congress over why many Soviet and satellite citizens seek asylum in the West. It cites East German barricades, Chinese escapees, and the defection of physicist Aleksei Golub to argue that even among privileged groups freedom remains scarce, highlighting the regime's focus on control over liberty.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Union
Berlin
West
Aleksei Golub
Holland
Communist Congress
Employment Lag in September Jobs Rise and Unemployment Falls
Final September figures show employed wage earners up 2.6 million from February lows, with unemployment falling from 5.7 million in February to 4.065 million in September. The seasonally adjusted jobless rate sits at 6.8 percent, near seven percent for the tenth straight month as recovery progresses. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg notes employment lags behind broader economic revival.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Dorsey Bride Mary Virginia Dorsey Weds Soldier
Miss Mary Virginia Dorsey daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Dorsey of Boyds married Madieu Dorsey a longtime servicewoman in the Women's Army Corps after six years in service The couple will reside in San Pedro until Sgt Madden receives a transfer and they have a home there
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Madieu—Dorsey
Mary Virgina Dorsey
Wiliam B. Dorsey
Boyds
Bride
Gathersburg High School
Women’s Army Corps
Cope
San Pedro
Sgt. Madden
Communion Breakfast Notice at St John’s Church
A fragmented notice references a communion breakfast at St John’s Church with Rev Richard C. Machel listed. The text includes stray names and illegible lines but confirms a church event tied to December and local corporate groups.
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St. John’s
Mae
Richard C. Machel
Nazis Press Drive on Moscow as Russian Lines Hold
WW II items report German forces breach lines toward Moscow while Soviet defenses in Rostov and Moscow resist. President Roosevelt vows the destruction of the Hitler menace as the end of American foreign policy. Local notes mention a potential move to compel completion of the Frederick to Hagerstown highway and a theft at Gem Steam Laundry.
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Rostov
Moscow
Roosevelt
State Roads Commission
Frederick
Hagerstown
Jacob Rohrbach
Gem Steam Laundry
West Patrick Street
Roads Board
Charles G. Geishert
Bert Pelissier
United Rescue
Antil
Basketbeall Stamp Tae Pow Office Denamen
Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic note about coverage of a Matos event and a person named Tem with unclear roles. The readable parts suggest a sports or stamp topic tied to a March date but details are garbled and names inconsistent.
Training in Hungary shows mixed results for sprinters
Reported training in Budapest outlines a program for sprinters with 138 drills. Corrumad Hunear arrived Tuesday to begin a season marked by modest progress and a 0-2 record after 13 months of effort.
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Hungary
Budapest
Thayer Oomens
Flrat Op
Technica
Tramene Js
Sociologist Dr. E Franklin Frazier to Speak at Hood College
Dr. E Franklin Frazier, renowned Howard University sociology professor and race relations authority, will speak at Hood College on October 17 at 8:00 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall on The Integration and Assimilation of the Negro Minority in America. The event is open to the public.
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E. Franklin Frazier
Howard University
Hood College
Frazier
America
Hood
Brodbeck Hall
Keystone
National Senior Honor Society
Mortar Board
Carson Y
Howard
New York University
University of Southern California
Sarah Lawrence College
Carleton College
School of Advanced International Studies
Johns Hopkins University
American Sociological Society
International Society For the Scientific Study
Unesco
Paris
Division of Applied Social Sciences
United
Couple Must Pay For New Windsor Curb
A civil jury awarded the New Windsor Mayor and City Council 200 for the installation in 1959 of 200 feet of curb and gutter in front of the Schneiders home on Maple Avenue New Windsor. The city argued the curb resulted from a 1959 ordinance while the Schneiders owed part of the bill. The defense claimed lack of proper newspaper notification an lack of porch on the Schneiders property and inferior work. Mayor Spoerrein said he had no complaint from Mrs. Schneider about quality.
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Westminister
New Windsor
Fred G. Schneider
Maple Avenuie
James E. Boylan Jr
Carroll County
Schneiders
Randall G. Spoerrein
Small Nation Plea to End Tests Fails at U N
At the United Nations a Danish sponsor declared an urgent appeal to Moscow to halt atmospheric testing of a megaton bomb collapsed. Eight nations backed a weakened resolution, with sponsors including Norway Denmark Iceland Canada Sweden Japan Iran and Pakistan.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Moscow
U.N
Per Hakkerup
Denmark
Khrushchev
Hakkerup
Osten Anden
U.S
Arthur Dean
Dean
Los Angeles
Organization Bloc
Norway
Iceland
Canada
NATO
Sweden
Japan
Iran
Pakis
Twist fashion takes the stage in coming spring designs
New York reports designers including Adele Simpson Luis Esteves Bill Blass Maurice Rentner and Ann Klein preview spring wear ready for the Twist craze. Crepe gowns ruffly ensembles and slender skirts aim to suit serpentine dance moves while other outfits offer slim silhouettes for less active shoppers.
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New York
Adele Simpson
Luis Esteves
Bill Blass
Maurice Rentner
Ann Klein
Miss Klein
Western Maryland College Homecoming Queen Named
Judy King Cole of Baltimore will reign as Homecoming Queen at Western Maryland College Westminster during the Indian Summer Homecoming on Saturday October 28. Her court includes senior attendant Kitty Orr Reese Westminster junior attendant Claudia C Ferrow Maitland Florida sophomore attendant Ingrid Ann Becker Spring Grove and freshman attendant Ann Jones Baltimore.
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Judy King Cole
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Queen's Court
Inclde
Kitty Orr Reese
Western world condemns Soviet mega blast and nuclear tests
Amid fear of radioactive fallout from the Novaya Zemlya blast Europe denounces the Soviet 50 megaton test plan. Leaders like Gaitskell and Diefenbaker label it a crime against humanity. protests erupt in Italy and Britain as editors urge halt to nuclear arms.
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London
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Norway
North Cape
Italian
Europe
Novaya Semlya
Arctic
Japan
World Congress of Socialists
Rome
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Congress
Elizabeth II
House of Commons
Harold Watkinson
Earl Bertrand Russell
Britain
John G. Diefenbaker
Sweden
Tae Erlander
Es Aml
Daily Worker
Eisenhower attacks Kennedy policy and Peace Corps label
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower blasts the Kennedy administration as fiscally shrinking dollars and calls the Peace Corps a juvenile experiment. He warns about codecision and political maneuvering affecting New York City mayoral campaigns and other Democratic aims.
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New York
Dwigt D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Peace Corps
Lor J. Lefkowitz
Regutican ¢Aviviate
New Civ
Roter F. Wagner
Side Glances and Nigerian Postcard Incident at Funeral
The piece notes the international incident sparked by a Peace Corps member’s postcard about Nigeria. Eli Hartman and Chaplain Charles Gearinger led Masonic services at the grave. Pallbearers from Columbia Lodge included Isaac Hankey John Staley Reginald Harmon Thomas Shepley Edward Young and George Sheetenheim. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery. M Ritchison and Son were funeral directors.
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Eli Hartman
Charles Gearinger
Columbia Lodge
Isaac Hankey
John Staley
Reginald Harmon
Thomas Shepley
Edward Young
George Sheetenheim
Mount Olivet
M. Ritchison and Son
Deaths List Two Local Natives and Veterans
Mrs Grace Lewis of Westminster aged 79 died at University Hospital Baltimore. Survived by four daughters and seven grandchildren plus three sisters and one brother. Service set for Thursday at 2 p m at Lessell funeral home with viewing. Robert Lee Wiands 86 of Charles Town died at Baker VA Hospital. A Spanish American War veteran and carpenter, he is survived by three sisters and a brother. Services Thursday 10 30 a m at Brown Funeral Home with burial in Enon Cemetery Winchester Va.
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Grace Lewis
Westminster
University Hospital
Baltimore
David Dobrecht
Hannover
Nellie Popper
Gettysburg
Margaret Munzer
Carl Michael
New Mexico
Jessie Phelts
Elanor Byrnes
Bessie Long
Howard H. Long
Lessell Funeral Home
Robert Lee Viands
Robert Lee Wiands
Charles Town
W. Va
Baker VA
Price
Ermma J. Engle Wiands
Albert Wiands
Wes
Maude Smallwood
Minnie
Funeral Notices and Pallbearers Listed for Several Services
Funeral services were held for Nannie Shoemaker at C. M. Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield with pallbearers named. Harvey F. Rippeon’s service occurred at Locust Grove Church with pallbearers listed and burial in the church cemetery. Miss Martha Crosby Randolph’s service took place at the Presbyterian Church in Emmitsburg with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. pallbearers named. Bryant R. Winrtz’s funeral followed from Wilson Funeral Home in Fairfield with interment at Fairfield Union Cemetery and pallbearers named. Seminars and lodge memorials noted. multiple clergy from Evangelical Lutheran and Frederick Church of Brethren participating.
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Nannie Shoemaker
Hoods Mill Road
Woodbine
C. M. Waltz
Homme
Winfield
Robert Fleming
William Lewis
Raymond Evans
Harry Pickett
B. C. Mullinix
Robert Stapleton
Harvey F. Rippeon
Singanore
Locust Grove
Owermont
Samuel Waddell
Allan Fogk
Allan Hoffman
Elmer Emerson
William Duvall
Joseph Carter
Presbyterian Church
Emmitsburg
Martha Crosby ' Randolph
West Main Street
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
William Hendrcks
John Charles
Mountain View Cemetery
Erminsbure
William Frarkin
Wiliam Carr
J. W. Houser
Norman Shriver
Thonas Ballinger
Aaron Adams
Wiison
Fairfield
Suesday
Bryant RL Winrtz
Fairfield Oo
Gay Omer Mining
Mio Vreget
Ohine Fairfield Union Cemetery
Kenneth Worn Richard Wotte
Charles Wag
James J. Weikerh
Devgarbach Jr
Brycet Wortz
Ruritan Maryland District Convention Planned in Hagerstown
About 40 members from five local Ruritan clubs Frederick Lewistown Wolfsville Point of Rocks and Mt. Pleasant are to attend the Maryland District Convention in Hagerstown on November 4. Each club sends about eight members. Edgar W Wolfe Columbus Ohio will speak at the afternoon session as National Director of Rural Service Boy Scouts of America.
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Maryland
Ruritan National
Hagerstown
Frederick
Lewistown
Wolfsville
Point of Rocks
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Fritz
Raritan National
Edgar W. Wolfe
Columbus
Ohio
Alexander Hotel
Wolfe
Rural Service
Boy Scouts of America
Birth Announcement for John Thomas Garland Boy
Mr and Mrs John Garland of Watertown Massachusetts announce the birth of their first child a son John Thomas born October 22 at Newton Wellesley Hospital Newton Massachusetts. He weighed nine pounds one ounce. Mrs Garland is Patricia Ann Lescalleet daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Lescalleet Fairview Ave.
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John Garland
Watertown
Mass
John Thomas
Newton Wellesley Hospital
Newtown
Garland
Patricia Ann Lescalleet
Melvin Lescalleet
Fairvier Ave
Jobless Benefits Drop By $1 Million
Baltimore AP report shows unemployment benefits totaling $1,021,599 in September, an 18 percent drop from August. Executive director Stephen Ro Crohmeed cited improved economic conditions and wage claims under the federal in work extension as influencing the decline among Maryland workers.
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Baltimore
Mars
Stephen Ro
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Fifth Regiment Armory
Council On Dental Health
The
Maryland State Dental Association
Maryland Society of Dentistry For Children
Alvin Greenberg
Children’s Dental Health Week
Peggy Pryor
Miss Pryor
University of Maryland
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Brich- Ven Oeron
Elmer Gvilrok
P.O. Bex
Girl Peace Corps
Nigeria
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al Teena
Amersi
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Evaraetical Lutheran Sharer
Raph EL White
Frederick Church of Brethres
Colimtia Lodge
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A. Mass
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Glenn Biehl
Grove Boulevard
Atlante City
Chores Boyer
Susan Grove
South Jefferson Street
Denny E. Mitts
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Taney Twn
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