The News Frederick Maryland October 28 1961
The News Frederick Maryland issue from October 28 1961 shows a local newspaper page with publication details The Great Southern Pig MFG Co produced the edition from North Court Street Frederick Maryland The paper notes subscription rates and carrier delivery options and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Pig
MFG
North Court St
Pho MO
Ee Bureau of
Frew Wick
Aid
Tough Talking Historians Compare Era to Sudetenland Crisis
Historians warn current tensions echo 1938 prewar moves as Khrushchev pursues gains. Berlin stands as flashpoint with both sides displaying force while nuclear deterrence, dubbed Wike Zeus, shapes strategy. Officials warn appeasement risks fueling aggression and warn of a shifting balance of power in Berlin.
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Hitler
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Khrushchev
Sudentenland
Access To News and Soviet Coverage Critique
A writer argues that Khrushchev easily presents his views in American newspapers while Kennedy is denied equal access in the Soviet press. The piece condemns Soviet state control of news, noting censorship and selective quotation to avoid unsettling their citizens.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Jaycees Clarify Reservoir Situation Position Letter
Letter to editor from Frederick Jaycees clarifies their stance on the reservoir issue. The author notes October 2 meeting directions to communicate with the news department and to address the matter publicly.
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Jaycees
Frederick Jaycees
Local party crash course in postwar leadership
A fragment from the Montgomery County records notes a dinner election meeting with key figures: Secretary to president Dei Let T. Foster, County Agent Montgomery County, and Nason H Coe Comer in Quy Cam. The unclear text hints at a leadership transition or reorganization within a regional party group.
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Janes
Secretar Naa
Deilet T. Foster
Montgomery Coury
Nason
Quy Cam
Fifty Years Ago From The News in Lext Flies October 2
Fishing yielded seven bass for Mr Goldie Stauffer while Fred Cramer, Democratic candidate for county treasurer, recovers swiftly from appendicitis and greets voters. Snow hints drift through the day as John Reich is killed at a railroad crossing. A large Democratic meeting in Johnsville features Alban Wood Samuel Lewis and Sterling Galt. State Roads Commission halts winter work from Nov 1. F A Lutz buys a Knoxville farm and moves with family. Boy's Temperance Association resumes weekly meetings on alcohol. Independent Hose Co. fails to meet quorum for regular meeting.
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Goldie Stauffer
Fred W
Cramer
John B. Reich
Brunswick
Johnsville
Charles H. Conley
Democratic County Central Committee
Alban M. Wood
House of Delegates
Samuel A. Lewis
Sterling Galt
Frederick
Alban Wood
John W. Holter
Louis C. Etchison
Pratley J. Kimmel
C. Newton Thomas
Charles T. Fagan
John J. Ahalt
Col. E. Austin Baughman
August T. Brust
Josiah A. Ramsburg
State Roads Commission
F. A. Lutz
Washington
W. P. Towson
Knoxville
H. T. Deaver
Twenty Years Ago From The News Post Files Oct 23 1941
Air Force officials said expansion of Detrick Field at Frederick was blocked by land shortages and transfer of the 10th Observation Squadron was sought by Hagerstown. A Russian counterattack on Moscow front is reported. Exod Chapter of Royal Arch Masons elected officers. A city blackout occurred due to an open circuit likely from wind. The Independence Hose Co saved a house in Adamstown from fire after an outbuilding burned. County Agent Henry B. Shoemaker and staff moved to new offices on East Church Street.
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AIR Force
Detrick Field
Frederick
Hagerstown
Moscow
Exoch Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Lawrence E. Bentz
Marion
Miler
C. Cyril Klein
Harry 0. Schroeder
Ira L. Miller
Sentinel
James N. Dubel
Harmon Staley
I Bucket Brigade
Hoze Co
C. E. McKenzie
Miss Dolly Bread
Adamstown
West Seventh
Maznoba
Fairview Nue
Tainday
Feres
Henry B Shoemaker
East Church Street
Fragmentary Military Text From Virginia Draft Office
A garbled OCR fragment references an engineer officer at Fort Belvoir Virginia and mentions recruiting tests at Great Lakes. The readable lines mention a mock and pay or equipment context, but the full meaning is unclear.
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Fort Belvo
Tigh Senool
Virginia
Textagen
FHS Students Hear Talk on Radiation and Demos
Frederick High School science students received a radiation talk and live demonstrations using a scaler rate meter. Speaker Joe W. Tyson of William B. Travis High in Austin led the session with AIBS and AEC support, explaining radiation detection and safety to local students.
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Jos W. Tyson
Austin, Tex
Atomic Energy Commission
American Institute of Biological Science
Audrey Pressler
Frederick High
Martha J. Acker
Gloria Moyer
AIBS
Virginia Bolton
Frederick High School
Joe W. Tyson
William B. 3 High School
Austin
Tex
Tyson
American Institute of Biological Service
National Science Foundation
ATBS
AEC
Division of Biology and Medicine
Joyce McMurry l
Patricia Grimes
Frederick County
Miss McMurry
Brunswick High
Grimes
Frederick
Milk consumption concerns rise amid diet trends
Washington AP reports industry and government worry over declining white milk and fat heavy dairy products. The American Dairy Association blames dieters pushing milk as fattening, while consumption per person fell from a peak of 25 pounds to 21 or 22 pounds, prompting policy moves and federal support programs to manage surplus dairy products and price protections.
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Washington
American Dairy Association
STS Dairy Association
Daisy Pbs
Saturn Flight Perfect and Moon Race Gains Ground
Cape Canaveral AP Saturn rocket powered to a perfect maiden flight delivering 1.3 million pounds of thrust to 95 miles altitude then sank in the Atlantic. President Kennedy watched. officials caution the Soviets still lead in boosters with Saturn not ready for Apollo orbit until 1966 or later. To bridge the gap, Atlas Centaur will use a hydrogen second stage, Nova may follow by 1967. Only a flawless countdown kept the launch on time.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Kennedy
Saturn
Moon
Wernher von Braun
Leaders Called On For Politics Course
Political leaders are invited to speak at the November 6 gathering of the Practical Politics Action Course sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at the YMCA and emphasizes local precinct involvement and party mobilization.
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Chamber of Commerce
YMCAL
At & P.m
Trick Or Treat Tuesday Night Event Note
Fragmented notice describes a community Halloween event at a church with contact outreach. It mentions S and L Jkn's Lutheran church and scout areas. The text also includes an odd chili con carne seed suggestion and incomplete lines about attendees and contact lists.
Autumn notes and book talk in Frederick column
A Frederick reader shares light verse on autumn. Olive Clapper’s memoir One Lucky Woman and Jack Salamanca’s novel Lilith are discussed along with local ties to Rockville and Washington Grove. A lighter segment covers arranging flowers for sanctuaries and notes on local literary figures and social circles. Cited is a recipe tip: canned or fresh squash and beans pair well with corns.
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Frederick
Mother Earth
Olive Clapper
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Clappery
Chevy Chase
Olive
League of Women Voters
Montgomery County
Ray
Jack Salamanca
Washington Grove
Lilith
Jack
Olney Theater
Burr Artz
Rockville
Stonehurst
Lodge
Bullard’s
Sen
Caork
Lee McCardell
Fredericktonian
Battistelore
Kiwanis Wick
Rome
Deaths of Mrs George W Devilbiss and Others
Death notices from Frederick area obituaries include Mrs. Elsie Mae Devilbiss of 117 East Sixth Street aged 58, surviving husband George W Devilbiss Sr and four children, services at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Also Mehri P Scholl of 252 Bayard Road Upper Darby Pa and Mrs. Bertha Bowens Weedon of Sunnyside with services at Sunnyside Methodist Church Monday at 2 p.m. Interments planned at Mt. Olivet Cemetery and in Frederick.
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George W. Devilbiss
Elsie Mae Devilbiss
George W Devilbiss Sr
East Sixth Street
John and
Nettie Suman Fogle
Rocky Hill Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ladies Auxiliary Fraternal Order
Eagles
Junior Fire Company
George W. Devilbiss Jr
James E. Devilbiss
David L. Rhoderick
Adam L. Keeney
Roy T. Fogle
Dayton
Ohio
Clarence Fogle
John W. Fogle
Walter Fogle
Woodsboro
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison
Mehri P. Scholl
Virginia Shaffer Scholl
Bayard Road
Upper Darby
Fernwood Lodge
Af.gam
Franklin Consistory
Lulu Tempie
Velhi Grotto
M.O.V.P.E.R
Francis Scott Key Postl
American Legion
Spencer T. Videon and Son
Shadeland Ave
Drexel Hill
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Howard M. Weedon
Bertha Bowens Weedon
Sunnyside
Charles and
Kitty Calaman Bowens
Frederick County
Passaic
New Jersey
Hicks Funeral Home
Sunnyside Methodist Church
Homer Built
Funeral Services Held for John River Murphy in Brooklyn
Funeral services were held at St Vincint de Ferrée Church Brooklyn for John River Murphy age 3. He was born in Montgomery County to Horace J Murphy and Charitte Thormpeyn Murphy and survived by nieces and nephews in Frederick County. Members of the Wilco ms families attended from Frederick RFD 2 and Monrovia.
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St. Vincint - de - Ferree Church
Brooklyn
N.Y
John River Murphy
Murphy
Montsomery County
Horace J. Murphy
Charitte Thormpeyn Murphy
Frederick County
John J. Wilcom
Frederick Rfd
Charles F. Wilson
Monrovia
Jailed 99h Time On New Charge
Claude H. Gardner, 56, with no fixed address, was sentenced to jail on a destruction of property charge. He has 98 prior sentences for drunkenness. Gardner threw a wine bottle through a car windshield on West Sixth Street with $60 damage. Gardner claimed he slept in a car when teased and broke the glass after being shoved with a broom. Austin L. Filby, 37, West Patrick Street, accompanied Gardner to jail after being found guilty of drinking in a public park. Filby denied guilt, saying the bridge was not part of the park, but Magistrate Thompson ruled otherwise and fined him $10 and five days in default.
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Claude H. Gardner
Gardner
West Sixth Street
Lewis Barnes
Austin L. Filby
West Patrick Street
Filby
William A. Boone Jr
Thompson
Ex-FHS student William A. Neal cited by Rotary for science fair work
William A. Neal, former Frederick High student and now a Drexell Institute physics major, earned international notice in a Rotary publication for a gamma radiation wheat study aimed at increasing yield. He attended the 1960 National Youth Conference on the Atom, sponsored by investor-owned electric companies with Potomac Edison backing.
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William A. Neal
Frederick High i
Rotary Clubs
Neal
Drexell Institute
Potomac Edison
Bascom S. Neal
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Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
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Emmitsburg
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Edgar Wastler
Elizabeth A. Coshun
Detour
Clarence J. Motter
Taneytown
Waynesboro Hospital
Charles Town General Hospital
George E. Webb
Harpers Ferry
Jackson E. Turnes
Myrtle V. Wit
Mary A. Walker
Branswick
Wilmer T. Bagent
Harpers
Fern Nicewarper
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Dane E. Fails
Clarence C. Arms
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