Mother domination in homes questioned by Montrea l study
A McGill University professor reports on a series of studies involving 85 English Protestant Canadian families. He finds mother dominance correlates with family mental distress and suggests balanced father involvement, avoiding excess. The piece references Philip Wylie and notes everyday family decisions arise from casual discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Westley
Montreal
McGill University
Westley
Philip Wylie
Russians Reported Break Austrian Line in Galicia
The government press bureau said Russians drove a wedge through the second Austrian line in Galicia. Frederick's centennial observance ended with a ceremony at Mt. Olivet cemetery as schoolchildren sang the National Anthem after Senator Key Pittman spoke. A wedding of interest planned for August T Brust and Olive Sharetts Barber at the Barber home with Rev Avery Donovan officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galicia
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
U.S
Key Pittman
Nevada
August T
Brust
Olive Sharetts
Barber
Lewis
T. Barber
Avery Donovan
Methodist Protestant Church
Buckeystown
Lime Kiln
Johnson jet mishap exposes absence of nuclear trigger
A back up presidential jet carrying the football experienced cabin pressure loss on the way to Detroit. The nuclear command device was aboard the disabled craft, highlighting concerns over continuous presidential access to nuclear weapons and signaling protocols. The incident left the president without the football briefly and drew questions about seating and security arrangements. Filings noted Mrs. Johnson and several officials traveled on the same flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Detroit
Army
United States
Michigan
Afl-Cio
D Day Letter From Soldier Joins War News In 1944 File
D Day invasion firsthand account from Staff Sgt Hugh V Gittinger Jr describes wading ashore neck deep as American forces hit southern France. Other items report Karl Goer Deler's death sentence tied to the July plot and British armor advancing into Holland near the Albert canal. Richard Etlison leaves for Sidwell Friends School to teach English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Friedrich Goerdeler
Leipzig
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hugh V. Gittinger
Frederick Victory
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Bethlehem Fairfield
Holland
Albert Canal
Belgium
Liege
France
Hugh V. Gittinger Jr
Richard Etlison
East Church Street
Sidwell Friends School
Washington
Labor Day Weekend Travel and Social Gatherings
Mrs. Donald Shipley of New Windsor and Mrs. Janie Sier of Mt. Airy spent Labor Day weekend at Niagara Falls and in Canada. Mrs. George Leicester Thomas Jr. of Buckeystown was guest speaker at the Georgetown Garden Club Friday at Mrs. Gordon Gray’s home. Mrs. Antoinette G. Brosius accompanied Mrs. Thomas and both attended a luncheon at Mrs. Frank W. McCoy’s Georgetown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shipley
New Windsor
Janie Sier
Mt. Airy
Niagara Falls
Canada
George Leicester Thomas Jr
Buckeystown
Georgetown Garden Club
Gordon Gray
Antoinette G. Brosius
Thomas
Frank W. McCoy
Georgetown
New Atom Smasher to Use Surplus War Material
A two mile long atom smasher will be built using surplus war material. It will incorporate components from the Cruiser Vicksburg and the Battleship Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Inana
Beatles Mania Fades in Baltimore as Fans Pack Civic Center
About 28 000 fans, mostly teens, packed the Baltimore Civic Center for two Beatles shows as George Harrison Ringo Starr John Lennon and Paul McCartney performed. Police kept order with heavy security but shots of flashbulbs lit the arena like Fourth of July, then the band headed to Pittsburgh to continue the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woodfield
Associated Press
Baltimore
Civic Center
George Harrison
Ringo Starr
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Colonies
National British Boosters
the Exciters
Clarence “the Frog Man
Henry
Rubbish Heap Offers Treasure in Bletchley
Dick Griffiths, a dustman for the Bletchley Urban Council, digs after hours at the Saffron Gardens dump and has found pottery dating 2000 years and an ancient skeleton. The council filled the site, but Griffiths vows to continue his digs despite setbacks and municipal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bletchley
England
Dick Griffiths
Griffith
Saffron Gardens
Jick
Thief Steals Suits Belonging to Taiwanese Visitors
In Washington AP report a thief entered the Ambassador Hotel late weekend and stole two suits of Chiung Yao Lin and Fu-Shu Lin both 51 and 50 from Taipei Taiwan. The suits contained 1980 dollars wallets and passports. Police found the items in a 10th floor closet and the trio left for New York with the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Ambassador Hotel
Chiung Yao Lin
Fu-Shu Lin
Tai‘pei
Taiwan
Chu Yaun Wu
Waiwan National University
Richard A. Gabrriel
Daniel D. Nosel
New York
Founder dies in Indianapolis at 89
Mark C. Honeywell, 89, founder of the Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co and longtime honorary board chairman since 1953, died Sunday in an Indianapolis hospital. His home was in Wabash, Indiana. He founded the Honeywell Foundation which established a memorial center, a neck and a country club, all in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mark c. Honeywell
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Chaleanen
Wabash
Ind
Honeywell
Honeywell Foundation
National Anthem Ceremonies Honor Key Grave Observances
Frederick Frederick County and city officials join observances marking the Star-Spangled Banner origins. Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes delivered a 15 star flag over Francis Scott Key’s grave, a first replica flown there. D.A.R. and local leaders praised Key family, with future plaque unveiling scheduled and Navy Polaris designation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
United States
Francis Scott Key
U.S. District Court
Sarah Tilghman Hughes
Dallas
Texas
Charles McC. Mathias
R-Md
Howard Kelly
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. Lease Bussard
Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation
Frederick County
E. Paul Magaha
Charles L. Mullen
Bernard Morris
Christ Foundation
Belmore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Hughes
Mathias
Navy
A. Irvin Renn
Capitol
Delaplaine
Rev
Morris
Salvation Army
D.A.R
Anne Charlton Key
John Ross Key
Kennedy Commission Completes Proof Editing After Death
Warren leads Dallas police effort two days after Kennedy's death as the commission shifts to editing proofs from the Government Printing Office. The panel plans a 20 to 25 page summary, hundreds of pages of narrative and analysis, plus condensed appendices and 20 plus volumes of testimony, depositions, investigations, reports, and exhibits. Members include Hale Boggs Gerald Ford Richard Russell John Sherman Cooper John J. McCloy and Allen W. Dulles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Kennedy
Warren
Commission
Government
Hale Boggs
D-La
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Richard
B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
John J. McCloy
Allen W. Dulles
Satellite Ready to Relay World Olympics Coverage
Washington AP says the Syncom 3 satellite completed nine corrective maneuvers and now positions to relay television coverage of the Olympic Games from Japan to the United States next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
United States
James Hobbs longtime B&O worker dies in Baltimore
James B Hobbs 1905 1980s era obituary notes he died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a week of illness. Born in Howard County he worked for the B and O Railroad from 1926 rising to Track Supervisor with Mt Airy offices. Survived by wife Evelyn Pickett Hobbs and daughters Dorothy Coster Eunice Foster and Kathleen Speak plus sister Myrtle Loiselle four grandchildren and a great grandson. Body at Waltz Funeral Home Winfield with services Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Paul L Althouse. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery Glenwood Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hobbs
Frederick Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Howard County
Bessie M. Hobbs
Catonsville
Evelyn Pickett Hobbs
Dorothy Coster
Eunice Foster
Kathleen
Myrtle Loiselle
Sharon Shew
Gary Foster
Jerry
Tammy
Harry F. Shew Jr
Hobbs
B&o Railroad
Mt. Airy
Waltz
Liberty Road
Winfield
Paul L. Althouse
Oak Grove Cemetery
Glenwood
Vatican Council Opens With Emphasis on Bishops Cooperation
Vatican observers note Pope Paul VI started the session with collegiality as a guiding theme. The council faces 13 schemata including on the nature of the Church and the duties of bishops. A proposed senate of bishops and ecumenism with Jewish and religious liberty appendices are on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Vatican
Maryland Senate would expand to 47 members
Maryland Senate would grow from 29 to 47 seats under a reapportionment plan announced by Senate President William S. James. House retains 142 members with at least one delegate per county and City district. 113 seats to be allocated by population and districts over six to be subdivided. Supreme Court requires reapportionment before the 1966 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland Senate
William S. James
D-Harford
House of Delegates
James Senate
Supreme Court
Deaths and Obituaries From Frederick Area Today
Multiple death notices from Frederick area churches and funeral homes. Curtis Cover 41 of Hagerstown died after surgery following a Saturday auto accident in Hanover New Hampshire. Ruth Elizabeth Etzler 67 Frederick widow of John S. Etzler died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Bessie Irene Phebus 82 Frederick widow of Harry G. Phebus died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Franklin H. Whitmore 26 Motter Avenue Frederick resident died at VA Center Hospital Martinsburg. Elsie Ellen Wiles 74 Knoxville widow of William C. Wiles died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral services and interments are listed with local funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Colman
Hegerstown
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Hanover
New Hampshire
Curtis
Mary Dever
Repro High School
Columbia Business College
Army Medical Corps
University of North Carolina
The
Grangers Insurance Company of
Middletown
St. John
Funeral services set for George Walter Hill death remains under investigation
George Walter Hill age 21 died Saturday morning from a skull fracture after an axe handle assault. Funeral service will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Hicks Funeral Home with interment in Ebeneezer Methodist Church Cemetery. He is survived by his mother Mrs Della Hill Jackson and stepfather George N Jackson and brothers and extended relatives. Friends may call Tuesday evening at Hicks Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterain Church
East Church Street
Mount Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Elsie Ellen Wiles
William C. Wiles
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
George Walter Hill
Hicks
West Patrick Street
Hill
West All Saints Street
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Della Hill Jackson
George N. Jackson
Frederick
LeNair T. Hill
U.S. Army
Korea
Ebeneezer Methodist Church
Centerville
Funeral Services for Local Residents Across Several Towns
Funeral services were held for Mahlon Bund in Monroe and Mrs. Guy Simpson in Middleburg, with interments in Newton New Jersey and Haughs Church Cemetery. Reuben G. Bostian of New Midway and James Arthur Bryant of East Fifth Street were honored at Barton Walkersville and Quinn A M E Church respectively, with multiple pallbearers named. Additional services included Charles W Crum of Woodsboro and Bess K Fuller, with interment at Mt Olivet and Mount Olivet Cemetery. Grover A Wolfe of Sabillasville and Ollie May Snoots of Knoxville also observed services with community pallbearers and clergymen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Bund
Monroe
N.C
Holiness Christian Church
Keymar
Wilbur Whalen
Russell Adkins
Charles Adkins
Luther Rodkey
Norman Wantz
Sterling Lescalleet
Burnell Mikesell
Newton
N.J. J
Guy Simpson
Middleburg
C. C. Fuss and Sons
Taneytown
George H. Carpenter
Richard Green
Charles Diehl
Robert Klipp
Maurice Slade
Harley Weeks
Frank Wilson
Haughs Church Cemetery
Reuben G. Bostian
New Midway
Vindobona Convalescent Home
Barton Funeral Home
Walkersville
H. Edward Fisher Jr
Walter Smith
William Altman
John Rice
Charles Holt
Horace Ling
Robert
Charles
Joseph Bostian
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
James Arthur Bryant
East Fifth Street
Quinn A.M.E
Emanuel Terre
Charles Whims
Eliza Whims
John Leeks
W. P.bishop
Hughes Memorial Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
Phillip Bowins
George P. Ambush
James Ambush
Charles Palmer
Johnathan Ogle
John Gaither
Fairview Cemetery
C. E. Hicks III
Charles W. Crum
Woodsboro
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Barton Funyee
Nelson C. Brown
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Woodsboro
William Fuller
Charles Henry Crum
Maynard Ramsburg
Elwood
John Wills
Fernando Tolbert
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Bess K. Fuller
Michael O. Fuller
Center’ S Street
East Church Street
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace United Church of Christ
Robert Littleton
Grayson J. Haller
Carl Thoresen
Austin Rice
Meredith Hickman
John R. Baer
Mount Olive
Ollie May Snoots
Knoxville
Weverton Baptist Church
Edwin Hedgepath
Paul Sigler
Dewey Sigler Jr
Thomas Sigler
Donald Sigler
John Staub
Aldine Lam
Owen, Pearrell
Edward Heffner
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Virginia
C. H. Feete
Brother
Coup attempt in Saigon falters as Ky blocks airport siege
Vietnamese army units mutinied to seize power in Saigon led by Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat and Brig. Gen. Duong Van Duc but fled due to lack of support and Ky's resistance at the airport. Buddhists earlier pressured Khanh amid protests and coups in a turbulent year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngo Dinh Diem
Khanh
Duong van Minh
Saigon
Lam van Phat
Duong van Duc
IV Corps
Joint General Staff
Local Health News From Frederick Area Hospitals
Among the sick at Frederick Memorial Hospital patients include Marion D Boyer who returned home improved on West Patrick street after three weeks as a cardiac patient. Mrs F LeRoy Hann has left Frederick after surgery and home recovery near Bowers Road. Betty Gosnell remains confined at her Willow Avenue home. W K Matthews of Dickerson remains confined at home. Frank Streams of Dickerson stays at Suburban Hospital Bethesda for eight weeks. Paul W Hann of Market Street was admitted for observation. Mrs John Darby has returned to Boyds after major surgery at Holy Cross Silver Springs. More than 10 000 sizes shapes and varieties of steel are procured by the U S steel Indus This line appears garbled from an AP wire report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion D. Boyer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Patrick Street
F. LeRoy Hann
Bowers Road
Frederick
Betty Gosnell
Willow Avenue
W. K Matthews
Dickerson
Frank Streams
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Paul W. Hann
Market Street
John Darby
Boyds
W. Galen McKeever
Silver Springs
Holy Cross Hospital
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News-Post
Fairfax, Va
American Legion
Post 177
WEEL
Fairfax County
Jules Henry
Chou EN
Taipei
Formosa
China News
Hong Kong
Chou Enlai
China
Chou
Brrhiyfs
Pittsburgh
James Hobbs
B&o
James F. Hobbs
Senate
John
Etzler
Ruth Elizabeth Etzler
John S. Etzler
RFD
Bartonsville
Oliver
Susan Kolb Sheets
Roger A. Etzler
Raymond L. Rasor Sr
San Antonio
Clifford Sheets
Braddock Heights
All Saints Episcopal Church
Harry G. Phebus
Bessie Irene Phebus
Harry Garfield Phebus
Florence E. Hartsock
Phebus
Frederick City
George and
Bessie Hergesheimer Fox
Harry E. Phebus
Mountaindale
Richard F. Phebus
Hyattsville
G. Roger Yinger
John B. Landis
Robbert W. Wallace
Melvin J. Hahn
Roy C. Lake
Poplar Heights
Raymond R. Nichol
San Leandro
California
Franklin H. Whitmore
Franklin Hamilton Whitmore
Motter Avenue
VA Center Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Creagerstown
Rachel D. Whitmore
Oscar H. Whitmore
Larry Eugene
Eddie Franklin
Linda Kaye
Mark Steven Whitmore
E. Eugene Whitmore
O. Kenneth Whitmore
Whitmore
467Th Army Air Force Base
Hamilton Field
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Creagretes
Loyal Order of Moose
Hubert
Rocky Springs
Francis Mannahan
Ernest Gladhid
Theodore Black
Joseph Fox
Walter Benchoff
Lee Stottlemyer
Bethel Cemetery
Cascade
Grover A. Wolfe
Sabillasville
Waynesboro Hospital
Creager Funeral Home
Thurmont
Claude H. Corl
Viet Nam
U.S. Steel Industve
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