Bulls And Bears News Up and Down Alarms Readers
The North Frederick Elementary School PTA opened its new year with about 30 members on September 23. While construction kept the multi purpose room unavailable, Dr. Walter D. Foster led demonstrations of visual aids and instructional materials across grades, with faculty sharing films, tape recorders, and musical equipment for parents. New officers and committee chairs were announced, and plans for the November 11 meeting during the Book Fair were discussed. The event emphasized teacher objectives and classroom tools to engage parents.
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North Frederick
PTA
Walter D. Foster
Cooperatio Ne
Leona Brubaker
Betty Agee
Mayme Ferguson
Linwood Seibert
Seibert
Albert Liss
Jeanne Kemp
Bliss Nancy Pearce
Margaret Magaha
Mildred Nicodemus
Joan Wilson
Rebecca Frushour
Louise Stup
Associated Press
Princeton
Jewel Hagan
Bull
Jessie Alley
Alaureen David
Maureen
Buena Vista
Colo
Duluth
Minn
A. C. Jordan
Jordan
Mal
Brother Bear
Beattie Stauffer
R. Marcus Whit
More
Thomas Gamer
Louise
Stup
Emory Shipley
Ways and Meens
Galen Smith
Carroll Boyer
Eugene Kefauver
David Oland
Paul Kalavaski
Robert S$. Hutton
John Thrasher
Willard Horiie
Samuel Gardner
Roland Smyre
Abs
Jane Summers
Rosemary Hammond
Hugh Nolen
Nancy Pearce
Carroll Borer
Auto labor pact risks higher car prices
Ford Motor Company and United Auto Workers cite non inflationary terms yet admit a substantial extra cost of over 50 million dollars yearly if applied to a normal 40 hour week. Walter Reuther warns the agreement harms consumers. Ford negotiator calls it non exessive. Henry Ford II says workers shoulder risk while future profits hinge on competitive pricing.
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Ford Moor
United Auto
Eisenhower
Walter P. Reuther
Amomobile Workers Union
John S. Bugas
Ford Negotator
Henry Ford 2d
Hospital treatments and a jail sentence in brief notes
Among the sick Robert L Forrest of Myersville injured fingers in a hammer mallet and received sever sutures at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown. Calvin Maher an 18 year old Mt Saint Marys College student sprained his right ankle playing basketball at Warner Hospital Gettysburg. Mrs J William Shine of Lewistown recovering after surgery at Church Home and Hospital Baltimore is reported doing fairly well. Louis Primeaux 45 was sentenced to 90 days in jail for theft of a carton of cigarettes. as officers led him away he asked for a cigarette.
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Robert L. Forrest
Myersville
Washington County
Hagerstown
Calvin Maher
Mt. Sir Mary's,College
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
J. William Shine
Lewistown
Church Home and Hospital
Baltimore
Helena
Mort
Louis Primeaux
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago items from The News dated September 25 1968 detail Lake View crowds at Rams burgs casino dancing and skating hosted by Mr Ernest Young who has bought the restaurant stock and fixtures from Mrs A P Marsh on Court Street remodel by contractor Charles Lease Raymond G Ford of Markell and Ford coal dealers says firm will retain its tile, Mayor George Edw Smith and city committee visit Hagerstown to inspect a dynamo for a possible city purchase and later market hours to begin October 1 with hours from tor? a.m.
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Lake View
GIRR
Ramsburg
Ernest Young
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Charles Lease
Raymond G. Ford
Markell and Ford
John A.markell
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Sohidyans Of The News
Sept 75 1938 report recalls a hurricane strike near the northeast with roofs lifting and a Boston to Providence train journey. Frederick County Republicans at Winchester Hall push voter registration for the general election led by Walter E Line. Two suitcases stolen from Mr and Mrs G Harris on East Second Street during a New York weekend. Charles Ben tin Holt of Woodsboro dies at 73 after a heart attack in Dr C A Luna’s office.
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Oshe J. Reiler
Srd
Boston
Providence
Frederick County
Believe Nationalists Stand Ready To Repel Quemoy Invasion
Washington AP reports Pentagon estimates that Nationalist China can likely repel an invasion of Quemoy without US ground forces. Officials cite air superiority, supply drains, and a tactical balance with Communist forces as tense factors shaping the Formosa Strait crisis and ongoing Warsaw talks.
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Washington
Pentagon
China
Quemoy
Convelsely
Wiemoy
United Nations Bay
Red China
Peipirg
Warsaw
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-aman
Far East
Beam
Wang
Fortrosa
Irregularly Higher Start for New York Stock Market
The stock market showed an irregularly higher trend in heavy early trading. After a mixed opening the balance shifted slightly to the upside.
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New York
Frederick County Rural Library Extension Plan
The article outlines a proposed county-wide library network for Frederick County anchored by the C. Burr Artz Library in Frederick city. It notes the library’s 1938 opening, its gift status from Margaret Thomas Artz, and the current trustees. It discusses why a rural extension is needed, and previews future pieces on governance, finance, and potential savings from a county-wide system in 1959.
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Frederick County
Frederck Counmans
C. Burr Artz
Frederick City
Frederick
Margaret Thomas Artz
Christan Surf Ace
Maryland
Week's Food Economies Flair at Maryland Market
A Baltimore University of Maryland extension summary promotes seasonal Maryland produce. Sweet potatoes offer versatile uses from baked to candied and high vitamin A, while corn, lima beans, cauliflower, parsnips, apples, bananas, and eggs provide economical choices. The meat and fish sections suggest lamb shoulder, chicken, Norfolk spots, and a tested Sweet Potato Croquettes recipe.
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Virginia
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Department of Markets
Maryland
Long Island
New York
Appalachian
Jonathans
McIntosh
Fish Department
Norfolk
Karami becomes Lebanon premier after Beirut clashes
Rashid Karami, a Nasser ally and former premier, is named Lebanon's new prime minister with an eight member cabinet aimed at restoring peace. He plans to withdraw the remaining 500 U.S. troops by Oct 15 and favors Lebanon federation with the United Arab Republic while vowing to control armed forces and police. The move follows deadly clashes between Christians and Moslems that killed 19 and left dozens wounded during Chehab's inauguration.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Revel
Rashid Katami
Juad Chehab
Karami
Amit
Sami Solb
Camille Chamoun
Soff
Turkey
Chamouni
Chehab
Phalangists
Miracle textile fiber battle heats up with Du Pont clash
Celanese announces plans with Imperial Chemical Industries to produce a Dacron like fiber for the U S market under the Teron name. Du Pont holds exclusive U S rights until mid 1961. A Celanese subsidiary will build plant on chosen site with construction slated to begin next year.
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EW York
Celanese Corp. of America
E. L du Pont de Nemours Co
Celanese
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd
Britain
du Pont
U.S
United States
du Ponts
Blanche
Court Martial Of Maj Bailey Begins In Germany
Maj Leonard V Bailey of Salt Lake City goes on trial at Kaiserslautern for allegedly beating touring Negro entertainer Timmie Rogers. Rogers, treated for a fractured rib after the incident, says Bailey attacked him for lateness to a midnight show. If convicted, Bailey faces up to five years in prison and a dishonorable discharge.
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Bailey
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Leonard V. Bailey
Salt Lake City
Timmuie Rogers
Six Foot Majors
E. M. Chandler
Memphis
Tenn
Bader
Rogers
New York
Baumholden Officers Club
Hasler
Ceremo
Air Force Hospital
Wiesbaten
Ruling Sought Over U S Deaths Court School Plan
The Little Rock School Board and the NAACP seek a federal ruling on leasing schools to a private firm to preserve segregation. Pleas to restrain leasing and require private schools to admit Black students under an integrated plan were set for Judge John E. Miller in Fort Smith. Reports from Little Rock, Chicago, and Norfolk note protests and resistance actions as Virginia under Massive Resistance orders looms.
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Associated Press
Little Rock School Board
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas
NAACP
U.S. Dist
John E. Miller
Fort Smith
Miller
Central High
Little Rock
Chicago
South Side
Norfolk
Iva
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia
Front Reval
Charlottesville
Mrs Lillie M Cooley Visits Son and Family
Mrs Lillie M Cooley and her Vernon Dickerson son spent a week with Clyde Cooley and family in Washington. Dickerson is his cousin. Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for the sale of several properties. Mr and Mrs Prentiss W Van Sant sold to Mr and Mrs Clarence Plaught an improved property in Air Airy. Air Mr and Mrs Russell A Crocker ad Vir and Vits. Ralph J Lattice sold to Mariam W Refauver 2 residential properties on the west side of Staley Avenue for about 1500.
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Lillie M. Cooley
Vernon, Dickerson
Clyde Cooley
Washington
Dickerson
Prentiss W. van Sant
Clarence Plaught
Air, Airy
Air
Russell A. Crocker
Ralph J. Lattice
Mariam W. Refauver
Staley Avenue
Edith Benchoff Benchoff widow dies in Hagerstown
Edith Benchoff widow of Jeremiah Martin, aged about 84, died Wednesday at Washington County Hospital. Survived by daughters Juanita McBride of Pittsburgh and Olivia Lakin of Hagerstown, sons Oswald W. Martin of Clear Spring, Howard V. Martin of Hagerstown, and Philip Alexander Martin of York, plus siblings and a brother in Versailles. Also notes Katie May Miller, widow of Elmer C. Miller, died at 3:45 a.m. in Hagerstown at age 82. Born in Thurmont, she resided with her daughter and was a United Brethren Church member. Survived by daughter Rosella Carater of Hagerstown, two sons W. Donald Miller of Dayton and Carl M. Miller of Pittsburgh, and several grandchildren. Funeral services for Miller to be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Norment Funeral Home, with Rev. Lester Kauffman officiating. interment at United Brethren Church Cemetery in Thurmont.
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York
Clara E. Benchoff
New York
Lyova Fregoe
Myersville
C. Howard Benchoff
Versailles
Penna
Katie M. Miller
Katie May Miller
Elmer C. Miller
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Thurmont
William and
Rosella Peart Damuth
United Brethren Church of
W. Donald Miller
Dayton
Carl M. Miller
Pittsburgh
Norment Funeral Home
Lester Kauffman
United Brethren Church
Thurment
Funeral services held for Mrs J Charles E Rowe of Emmitsburg
Funeral services for Mrs J Charles E Rowe formerly of Emmitsburg were held at Strine Funeral Home in Washington DC with Rev Philip Bower officiating Interment followed at Arlington National Cemetery beside her husband Dr Charles E Rowe a WWI veteran and former Emmitsburg pharmacist The survivor list includes two children Captain Charles E Rowe Sr of the US Air Force NATO and Mrs Julist Rowe Carter of Washington Two sisters Misses Elizabeth and Carne Rowe reside in Emmitsburg
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Emimfisburg
Baltimore
Strine Funerals Home
Washington, D. C
Philip Bower
Elias ‘Lutheran Church
Emnltsburg
Arlington National Cemetery
Charles E. Rowe
Irs
Rowe
Emmitsburg
Dr. Rowe
Francis NX
American Legion
VFW
Howe
Elias Lutheran Church of
Charles E. [Rowe
U_S. Air Force
NATO
Haly
Julist Rowe Carter
Washington
Elizabeth l
Carne Rowe
Ott Gordon Wedding at Jefferson United Church
Miss Doris Mae Gordon and Franklin D R Ott united in marriage at 11 this morning in the Jefferson United Church of Christ. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur S Gordon, wore powder blue crepe satin and a single strand pearl jewelry. Best man was Perry Eugene Ott brother of the groom. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside with the bride's parents. Engagement announced for Doris Jean Gordon to Martin Coblentz with wedding planned in November.
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Ott
Gordon
Jefferson United Church of Christ
Doris Mae Gordon
Franklin D. R. Ott
Airs
Wilbur
S. Gorton
Gro
Elmer
Helpers Ferrer
W. Va
Claude F. Carl
Perry Eugene Ott
Charles Town
Oscar Hoffman
Pleasant
Doris Jean
Martin Coblentz
Walter B. Coblentz
Middletown
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